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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

Maryon Saunders. They came last
week for the wedding OF Mrs
Morris's cousin. Miss Sara Rose
and plan to stay about a week
NJ c. Reeves III OF Houston
Texas visited the Rev and Mrs
Charles Hubbard and their chil
dren last week
William Prtchard OF Atlanta
Ga. spent last weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Pritchard He will return to Atlanta
this dweek and bring ms wife and
two children here next week
Miles Fitch Bill Sloan Orville
Campbell and Vance Hogan spent
the holiday weekend playing golf
atsllnville
Mr. and Mrs Ira Julian Of
Winston Salem visited Mr. and
Mrs Milton Julian and Mr. and
Mrs Maurice Julian last week
END
J Temple Gobbel and General
Madison Pearson hshed at Cape
Hatteras last weekend
Mrs ? { Williamson Of Col
umbia S c Will return home
TINS Wednesday after visiting her
daughter Mrs 0 David Garyin
for Two weeks
Miss Gladys Dorm oi Washing
tor b c returned home last
after spending three days
with her SISTER Mrs Miles Fitch
After a trip to Chicago to visit
their son and daughter -in-law, Mr.
and Mrs / q Greer went to
Boone for TINS summer opening
performance Of Kermit Hunter S
Horn in the West Mr. Greer
always gives the speech of vel
come at the opening performance
since he is the president OF the
Appalachian Historical ASSocia-
ion which sponsors the outdoor
drama
MIR and Mrs. Tom Sharp and
their two children. from Nash
vile Tenn recently spent sever
al days here renewing old &C
quaintanceS From here they went
to the coast for d week at Nags
Head Mr. Sharp is an alumnus
Of the Universlty's School OF Phar-
macy.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
HOUSES FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
with acreage, nice pond. located
off paved road west of Chapel
Hill. House in excellent condition,
recently renovated. Call Fred
Dale. 8408.
FIVE BEDROOMS, 2i1 BATHS. A
fine spacious home. nearly new
in superb neighborhoOd. Owner
Phone 8-337l.
4 ROOM UNFURNISHED, WITH
floor furnace, and hot water heat
er. just beyond Carrboro town
line on highway 54. Call 9-3736.
FOR SALE BY OWNER: BRAND
new. first time offered for sale,
three bedroom house on large
handicapped lot Living room with
fireplace, Dining room, kitchen,
ceramic tile bath, large screened
porch. and storage attic. Financed.
Call 1887.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

Albert Mudkins came 10 Cha
pei Hill from st. Louis about a
year ago to retire. He came here
with distinguished record IN
prominent national advertising
agencies. a field he worked in
for IS years. But apparently re-
tirement wasn't the thing for Mr
Mudkins-right now, anyhow. For
just recently be left Chapel Hill
30 accept post in civic work IN
s.. Louis. Before Mr.. Mudkins
and his wife left here. however.
they vowed that they shall re-
turn" to once again retire
Several years ago Mr., Mud
kins convinced himself Chapel Hill
was the place TO retire He was
a visitor at the Carolina Inn and
said then. Il think this would be
a good place to retire"
In his one year OF retirement
here, ne actively entered Uni
versity life. He was a member OF
the Faculty Club. went TO lectures
and concerts, and spent lot OF
time in the University library
Mr.. and Mrs. Mudkins lived on
Hooper Lane
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
Attends Harvard Meeting

j. Carlyle Sitterson. dean of
the U.N.C. College Of Arts and
Sciences. was at Harvard Uni.
versity last week attending an
institute for college and univer-
sity administrators. Thirty five
deans from throughout the nation
took part in the week long dis
cussions OF faculty recruitment and
promotion, curriculum planning,
budget policy. and the decision
making function Of the academic
dean.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE. 4 BEDROOM, BRICK
8 year old house Easily financed
AZ Oakwood Drive. 9-52I7.
SPACIOUS. COMFORTABLE
house Oh Windsor Circle in Glen
Heights. 3 bedrooms. IN ceramic
tile baths. kDotty pine kitchen with
cabinets and adjoining dinette
Beautiful wooded lot. Marble
block finish with cedar Shingle
siding $4,000. Reasonabl terms
Weswin, Inc. Phone s-I34l
EXCELLENT BUY IN COLONIAL
Heights Owner says TO sell Very
small cash payment needed con
venient terms. Five-room brick
veneer with large kitchen, 1h
baths. Call Fred Dale, 84O8.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
Dean Gets Blrthda, Present

Two prominent North Carolina
druggists recently presented Dean
r A Brecht Of the University s
Pharmacy School with d golf bag
and set OF clubs on his 47th birth
day The givers were Junius f
Davis. president OF the Greensboro
Drug Club and Tom 6 Crutchfleld
Of the Crutchfield Browning Drug
Company Of Greensboro.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

The Chapel Hill League Of Wo-
men Voters viii meet at 8 pm.
Tuesday. July 8, at the home Of
Mrs. Daniel Okun on DogwoOd
Drive. Grey Culbreth, the Uni
versity's Superintendent Of Uhh-
ties, will speak. The public is In
vited.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
HOUSES FOR SALE

3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. LARGE
living room, separate dining room.
panelled family room with fire
place, panelled kitchen with dish
washer and large basement recrea-
ton room. Within walking distance
of downtown and school. Call
1896 or $3.50.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

The Grey Culbreths we're re-
Gently in Wrightsyiue Beach.
Mrs. Marjorie Campbell has
rented her house for the summer
and is in New England
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Water
bury OF Glen Lennox are spending
the summer on Cape Cod
Mrs. Ed Cameron and her
mother, Mrs Mary Shore have
been al Blowing Rock
Mrs. J L. Sutton and Mrs
Kemp Cate spent the July week
end at West Jefferson
Mrs. c. Z Brewer OF Max
well Road is on a months visit
10 relatives IN her home town,
Tarentum Pa
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs X d.
RaScoe are Mrs kascoe S sister
and brother Miss Pauline Masten
and David Masten from Elkin.
Bill Wells son Of Mr. and Mrs
William Wells Of Tenney Circle
is at Hendersonyllle where he is
on the staff at Kanuga Lake. the
Episcopal conference center
Mrs W. T. MeGalliard return
ed Tuesday from a ten-day visit
10 relatives IN Wilmington and
WrightsVille Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Jan Philip Schin-
han have returned from trip
10 the University OF Southern LII
nois at Carbondale
Mrs. William Borden Mace has
returned TO Beaufort after visit
ing Mrs 4. A. Abernethy and
Mrs William 3 Abernethy
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Thomas
0dum and their two daughters
are coming from the University
Of Texas to visit Mr. Odum's
mother Mrs Howard W Odum.
who has returned from Atlanta
accompanied by her sister Mss
Caroline Kranz Thomas Odum
viii teach at Wood Hole, Mass
during the second summer term
John { McGalliard OF Iowa
City. Iowa, left Friday for New
York and Canada after a visit 10
his parents. Mr. and Mrs VI T
McGalliard.
Miss Mary Henderson has re-
turned from d visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henderson in Massachu-
sets. The John HcnderSons came
back with her
Miss julia Harris and Mrs
Margaret Fuquay left today for
Ellington
Mrs. T. A Mcneil is home
from d visit to Washington. d c.
and d day or two in Culpeper.
Va.
Mrs Jane Cobb has left for a
visit TO western North Carolina
before leaving for Europe on July
10.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Alex
NJ Patterson have gone to Flon-
da Before coming home about
the 18th they will visit their daugh-
ter Mrs. 1t. Col Sobiston at Fort
Rucker, Alabama
Mis- Inez Barefeet in IN Greens
iboro working In Mrs. Dabney
Whites private speech clinic.
Robert N. Bynum is a patient
10 Watts Hospital, where he is
to undergo an operation this week
Mr.. and Mrs J Maryon Saund-
eTs have returned from Lake Pla-
I'D. N. Y, where they attended
Il meeting of the American Alumni
Council at the Lake Placid Club.
a Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Nor.
ris Jr. and their son Billy Of
Asheville are visiting Mrs Nor.
ris S parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
HOUSES FOR SALE

BY OWNER. 3 BEDROOM BRICK
ranch type home with large wood
ed lot. l02 240); Large living
room t2l K l6). dining room. utility
room. full garage. III baths; Dog
wood Acres. Call 8-6liI.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
SERVICES AVAILABLE

PIANO TUNER TECHNICIAN
Lewis Cucinotta PTG Phone
8-702l
STUDENT PAINTER DESIRES
work Small houses or piece work
Good references. Phone 240l
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
WANTED

NEW FACULTY MEMBER AND
family would like TO buy three or
four bedroom. two bath home
with separate dining room and
nice yard Write Box 3lZ7, ST
Andrews Branch, Charleston. S C.
WANTED GOOD USED l6 INCH
girls bicycle Telephone 1909
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
..,:- s,:,, CLASSIFIED ADS r..a' s.s.
FOR SALE

-
FOR SALE: MAHOGANY DINING
room suite like new Call 9-8672.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER4DOOR,
48 Buick Super Radio. heater,
extra clean. shiny. good tire, new
brake bands. clutch. transmission,
battry Excellent motor. $295. Call
S-O906.
NEW SENSATIONAL GRASS
catcher! Eliminates raking, saves
time and money. Call 7-2l26 for
demonstration or come to Chapel
Hill Nursery, 3 miles from Cha
pei Hill on Old Durham Rd. at the
Intersection.
PLANT SALE! TOMATOES,
peppers. petunias. marigolds, zin-
Mas, celosia. amaranthus, scarlet
sage and other plants Chapel Hill
Nursery, Old Durham Rd. at the
LARGE DAVENPORT. SIS: DIN
ing room table. $996 Call Srl472
or 8-6795.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

HOUSES FOR SALE

TWO WEEKS ONLY, PRICED tn
sell fast at $lo.75o, three bed,
rooms, two-bath house. large
wooded lot on Purefoy Rd Cen.
trail heating system. Owner Phone
8-l528,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
FOR SALE

fVk SALE
23l FLEMINGTON ROAD
Special Features: We invite you
10 inspect the special features OF
this house: kitchen large enough
for breakfast set. laundry room
adjoining. Large screened living
porch off kitchen and front porch.
Three bedrooms and study. Two
full tiled baths. Level lot with good
shade trees. See this lovely home
BOW. Extra-newly painted inside
and out.
In Highland Woods, new home
with four bedrooms, two baths,
living room, diRing room, kitchen
and activities room. Let us show
you this most liyable home now.
New listing in GimghOl: Living
room, dining room kitchen.
study with fireplace, screened
porch, one-half bath, two full
baths, five bedrooms. Lovely shade
and landsc aping. See this now.
We have some nice three bedroom,
two bath homes being built for
sale iD Lake Forest and Estes
Hills. Priced from si5,5o0 10
$4,000.
4 BedroOms-Large level LOT under
SIS. .e00. Has FLA terms $500. Cash
balance approximately $lOS per
month.
Tenny Circle You seldom have
chance 10 buy house with the
lot as beautifully Handicapped as
this one. You seldom see a house
10 the weAderful condition this
one is In. This is truly family
home-7 bedrooms, baths plus
powder room, swimming pool and
cahana.
IL you are interested In a real
quality home in every detail call
S472 for further information
CONVENIENT CLOSE IN
LOCATION:
This h0me has the charm one
wsuld expect in one Of the Gin
ghsul homes. Ge0rgOus GROUNDS.
A most IivabIe home In every res
pect. Even has automatic eleva-
tor.
BUILDING SITES
O Lake Forest
d Estes Hills
II you plan 10 sell year house or
lst, please call US. We are selling
and nssa new istings. We handle
every aetaQ In connection with
finaAcing and selling property.
0EWasRHaE faRQGEW AMMS
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
wEsTwoOD RESIDENCE

WESTWOOD RESIDENCE
Need more room for children?
This fine home in Westwood,
close 10 hospital and campus.
has six bedrooms and two
baths. The living room has
bookcases and cheerful fire
place. Also opens onto large
screened porch. A buffers
pantry separates dining room
and kitchen. Upstairs there are
bedrooms and glassed-in sepa-
rate porch. Privacy is afforded
by a wealth OF shrubbery and
numerous large shade trees.
There is a two car garage with
large adjoining storage area.
A separate building 80 x 60
can be made into two apart
ments giving an excellent re-
turn on the investment.
cU AAhEO
Nine room home six miles out
Of town A fine view from this
house. Includes 80 acres of land
so acres in young growing
timber.
FOR RENT
Furnished apartment Private
entrance and private bath.
WYRICK STREET
Large living and dining area,
two bedrooms, kitchen and
small study Large lot with
many trees Reasonably priced
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES.
$500. Phone 8-8O76.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
A~ O Sales
AN9 0 Property
" M,NASS Management
Az 1' % Financing
Nal ~ . Construction
ROOM FOR EXPANSION

ROOM FOR EXPANSION
This brick veneer house is To-
Gated in the center of five acres
Of woodland. There is a large
fireplace In the living room
three bedrooms. dining room.
kitchen and two baths. The up-
stairs is roughed in (incIudine
plumbing and heat connections
for three rooms and a bath.
WILLIAMS CIRCLE
This fine three bedroom home
can eliminate those housing
problems of yours now. High
on a paved curving street with
good trees and yard, paved
drive, carport with utility room,
bath and half, plenty of stor-
age room in the attic, breezy
screened porch off the kitchen
and a big living room with a
good fireplace. Call 7031 now
for a look at this home. N
HILLSBORO HOME
Two bedrooms. l12 baths, fire
place in large living room, din.
ing room and den. Excellent
landscaping,
WHY PAY RENT
Only $3.50 down will move you
and your family into this three
bedroom home near Glenwood
school. An FILA loan of Is
years with payments of $78.S0
per month.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
RESORTS FOR RENT

WATER FRONT BEACH COT
tage for rent by week or longer
3 bedroom with modern conyen
fences. See Herbert Pendergrafl
at Village Service Station.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

REAL. ESTATE
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

FOR SALE MAHOGANY DINING
room suite. like new Call 9-8672.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

REAL ESTATE
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE WISHES TO RENT TWO
bedroom unfurnlshed apartment
or house for occupancy around
Sept /. Phone 500e.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
HIILSBORO HOME

Two bedrooms. 11z baths, fire
place in large living room, din
ing room and den. Excellent
landscaping.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
FOB FOR RENT

2, GROOM APARTMENTS. NEW
ly decorated Call 9-5282 after 6
pm.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
FOR RENT

Furnished apartment Private
entrance and private bath.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

II you plan 10 sell yssir house or
ls4 please call US. We are selling
and nssd aew iissings. We handle
every Aetal In connection with
finaAcing and selling property.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07

2, 1856 MODEL 2-BEDROOM
trailers William St, University
Heights, Durham. Phone 1883
days and S-l743 nights.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-07
WYRICK STREET

Lafge IlVlng and dining area,
two bedrooms, kitchen ana
small study Large lot with
many trees Reasonably priced
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-04
MILLSBORO
hrs. e. z. Carey
Phone Millsbor0 S241

A beautiful new Hammond elec-
trio organ has been installed in
the Pilgrim Holiness Church. This
was an outright gift to the church
by Vernon Holloway, of Miami
Florida, and is given in honcy OF
his mother, Mrs. Maude E. Hollo-
way. of Millsboro
Flowers in Grace Methodist
Church. Sunday. were presented by
Mr.. Dan Henderson in memory OF
Mrs. Lille Henderson.
Privileges at Carey's Camp will
be sold Saturday, July II, at 3
D. m, The church school picnic will
be in progress during the afternoon
and evening. Carey's Camp will
begin August 2.
Misses Harriet Nichols. Elaine
Birmingham and Orleane Adams
have returned from Camp Pe-Co-
Meth, Centreville, Md, after hav-
ing received diplomas in recogni-
ton Of three years attendance al
the Girls School OF Missions. Miss
Nichols was also the recipient OF
the Good Camper Award" for her
cabin of twelve girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parlier, OF
Claymont, parents of the groom
entertained the bridal party Of the
Godfrey-Parlier wedding at buffet
supper following rehearsal, last
Friday night.
Relatives of the groom wf,T5
overnight guests last Friday Of Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Lynch Of Milford
at their cottage at Fenwick Island
Kenneth Larson, of Wilmington
is spending three weeks visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Egil
Garthe, while his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Olaf Garthe, are on vacation
in Norway with Mr.. Garthe's par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. Smith
and son, Willis, Jr., with Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield Weingarten and Mrs
Louisa NJ. Hancke, of Wilmington
toured North Carolina last week
and attended the wedding OF a
friend, in Durham, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gardner
returned Sur6ay from a visit with
MT. NIdIUHCA uiObhNAf
Island and other relatives in the
New England States. On Saturday
they attended the wedding of their
niece. Miss Betty Lou Dodge. in
Portland, Maine. Their daughter
Mrs. Ruth Peck. and son, Randy,
who accompanied them, remained
in Rhode Island, where they will
visit relatives two weeks.
Mrs. Egil Garthe and Mrs. Clara
Young spent last Monday and
Tuesday, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Lees of Milbourne,
Pa, and Mrs Edgar Simpler. OF
Philadelphia visited Mrs. j. A. Bur-
ton, on Friday
Tamara Wootten of Salisbury and
June Parker spent few days last
week with their grandmother, Mrs,
Ida Wheatley.
Mrs. Cora Brittingham is a pa
tient in Milford Memorial Hospital
Miss Nancy Brasure spent last
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-04

the honor attendant in the azure
blue shade.
Little Miss Mary Lynn Lynch, OF
Lincoln was adorable as flower girl
in a floor length white organza
gown over blue taffeta with criss-
cross taffeta cumerbund and large
back bow.
Mr.. James Parlier, brother of the
groom, of Claymont acted as best
man.
Bshers were Mr.. Robert Parlier
and Mr.. Donald Parlier of Clay
mont, brothers of the groom, Mr..
Donald Godfrey and Mr.. Elton God
frey, brothers of the bride.
Little Jackie Cordrey, of Mills
boro acted as ring bearer. He was
dressed identical to the ushers.
Wedding music was played by
Mrs. Robert Atkins. of Millsboro,
and Mrs. Mary Jean Baker Wurts,
of Millsboro, sang "Oh, Perfect
Love" and 'sThe Lords Prayer.
The bride was graduated from
MiIlsboro High School and Goldey
Beacon Junior College, where she
was enrolled in the Medical Secre-
tarial Course.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-04

week with her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. James Nor
ris in Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Americas Belts
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles Baker, in Lewes.
Mr.. Willard G. McCabe is in Vet
Grams Administration Hospital. Els
mere, where he has undergone sur
gerry. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. McCabe,
III, Milton and Mrs. Willard Nc
Cabe visited him Saturday and on
their return called on their cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Dukes,
in Wilmington Manor While there,
they visited Mrs. Lille Collins.
Mrs. John Edward Jones, Jr., and
son, of Wilmington are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cordrey
are occupying their new home on
River Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Shockley,
of Bala Cynwyd, Pa, spent the
weekend at their home here. Mrs.
Sh0ckley remained for the week
and Mr.. Shockley arrived Thursday
for the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schumacher
and daughter Patricia, are sperd-
ing several weeks in Ocean City.
Md. Their Oldest daughter, Mrs.
Fred Baker and son. Fred, Jr., are
also wiGh them.
Mrs. Robert Mcmahon and daugh-
ters returned to their home in
Rochester, N. Y. Monday. after two
weeks visit with Mrs McMahon's s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reese White,
iSr.
Mrs. Don Belts and children,
Jimmy and Donna, of Wilmington
are spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter NJ. Belts. Mr.. Belts
will join them tonight for ten days.
Miss June Adele Godfrey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Paul God
frey, of Millsboro, became the bride
of Frederick Wayne Parlier, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Parlier,
of Claymont, on Saturday, June 21,
at 2 D. m, in ST. Marks Episcopal
Church, MillsbOro. The double ring
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Elmer P. Baker, rector of the
church.
The bride given in marriage by
her father, was gowned IN white
chiffon fashioned with a fitted
shirred bodice, a portrait neckline
apphqued with chantilly lace NOR
tiffs. and short sleeves. The bonf-
fant skirt embellished with the lace
appliques had a full chapel sweep
train. Her fingertip veil of imported
Illusion was attached to a match
ing clip bonnet, pearl encrusted.
Mrs. Joseph Kollock, Jr., of
Millsboro, cousin of the bride. acted
as matron of honor Her waltz
length gown of maize chantilly lace
was styled with a matching drap-
ed chiffon neckline, cummerbund
and back drapes. With this she
wore maize horsehair clip hat
and circular veil
Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara
Ellis, of Wilmington. niece of the
groom, Mrs. Donald Godfrey, sister,
in-law of the bride, of Newark,
Mrs Samuel Harrell and Miss Lois
Huds0n, both of Millsboros They
wore gowns and hats identical to
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-04

The bridegroom is a graduate
of Claymont High School and Col
dey Beacon Junior College, where
he took accounting, and is now as
sociatted with duPonts.
After a reception at the Ameri-
can Legion Home, the couple left
for wedding trip to the Pocono
Mountains. They are now residing
at III Bayard Avenue, Brookview
Apartments, Claymont, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-04
REDDEN

McCOlIey's Methodist Church
Rev. ElwOOd B. Eckbart, Pastor
Preaching Service, Sunday, July
6, at $3.50 a. m.
Sunday School, 1920 A. NJ, Pres
ton Donovan, Supt.
The Junior and Senior Festival
has been postponed until August.
The Friendship Bible Glass will
meet at the community building,
Monday, July IA. 8 D. m.
Total T. s. capital now invested in
Cuba is about 1926 million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

/ tack, Mr.. Khrushchev assailed
the United States and It's &C
tons around the world-Leb-
anon, Jordan, Guatemala -
even Cuba!
"Ihe trouble is that Amer
leans poke their noses where
they shouldn't" he complained
The question had struck q
sensitive chord. 81 am sure"
he went on, that neither Tito
or Kadar authorized Mr.. Ste
venson to raise this question
If / wrote Comrade Tito land
he emphasized the word Com
rade), he would undoubtedly be
deeply shocked, and all the
more so would Comrade Kadar
for these are internal matters. I"
AS for Hungary. he went on
to say that he was planning to
spend his summer vacation
with the head of the present
Hungarian government, Kadar
and would tell him about my
''Solicitude" for Hungary. Then,
as though expressing an after
thought, he added:
Lets go together and we will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

speak to the Hungarian people
together and set forth our re.
spective positions to them, and
well see which position the
people win support" -
Too Late 10 Talk
To this I had to reply: IT am
afraid that the Hungarian gov
eminent I am talking about
cannot speak any more" And
that ended our discussion on
Hungary.
He ended the whole subject
of the Communist bloc i'm
patiently: 1T would be better
not to raise questions which
relate solely to us and the
foreign Communist parties. We
and Tito are Communists, and
somehow we will settle this
affair. 1t is an internal affair,
and in any event you couldn't
help US. Let's rather talk
about questions of how best to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

improve relations between US
and the United States"
BY implication at least, Mr..
Khrushchev was saying that
whatever goes on in the Com
munist world is a family affair
and doesn't concern outsiders,
that Soviet suppression Of the
uprising in Hungary in 1856
was not interference, and that
Soviet pressure on Yugoslavia
to conform to Moscow is not
a case of meddling in another
country's affairs.
But Khrushchev also made
1t clear that what went on in
the free world is a proper con-
Germ of the Soviet Union. But
more of this in the next report.
Tomorrow: Mr.. Khrushchev
Asks Friendship
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