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ana taCAf parents
The wedding was amidst set.
ting Of white gladioi lark spur
roses, baby breath and lemon
leaves also tapels in long candel.
abra aud Cyhotmm ferns
Mr. John Whitaker furnished
the uuptAl music Solos were sung
BY Mrs Erminc Hail Allen, Brad.
ford Rcnner and Mrs Alma Free
man
The bride given ia marriage by
her father. Or Norman II Howell
WIS lovely IN a bouttant summer
wedding dress OF imported seal.
Hoped lace and silk organza with
the fulluess swept 90 the rear The
lace formed an apron effect IN the
front over a skirt o. layered tar.
feta net and orEanaa The lace
apron WAS drsped up To the real
and held by bow 81 organza The
hemiine Of the slirt dipped 10 the
rear which gave the dress MI
effect Of being windblowp This
wide circular nccklino and the
apron are completely edged with
hand appliqued scalioped lace
The brides veil worn By her
sister al her wedding was . crown
Of seed pearls over tuile, finger
tip length
The bride carried 81 white prayer
book On Il was y white orchit
with little baby roses, stcphanoti'
and s;reamern Of white satin rib,
bon
The prayer book was given th'
bride when she was young chil,
Of her confirmation BY her auni
and uncle, Mr. and Mra sidno,
Saltcf
The brides attendants were hci
sister. Mrs Robert n Bowdoiu 81
Los Angeles, - Matron Of honor
Misses riarline Neil, Mary Elnl
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g7l7 2ud Ave So. Vacant Move
this week Three bedroom home
81 coo down Aaaume present fin.
ancing
nth Ave, North Duplex stucco
and brick Seven rooms and bath
each floor Excellent hay with low
down payment No closing costs
asth 4 9th Ave. So. Large four
bedroom home. 81 200 down sos
per month
Lake Sullivan. Three room winter.
tired cabin $4,000.
Near Anoka -Four acres xa.aOO
81 600 down.
iirsott aiN three room eablnH
Five room houne and ether build.
inEs. 100 acrra ~ land on good
lake.
johnson & Associates
400 " asth az
/ Taylor 4p92s Taylor g,lgpe
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Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Shepherd Mrs. Wagner is Mr.
Shepherds sister and Mr.. Moore
is his brother.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. ). Henderson.
1929 Bryant Av. ". visited their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Ed.
ward Carr IN Isant, MINI Other
guests Of the Cars were Rev.
and Mrs. Bruce Clifton OF Mime
.apohs and Mr.. and Mrs, George
Lewis Of Big Lake
Teacher Visits Here; Mrs Cord
ella Lewis Of Monroe, la, was
visitor here for two weeks She
was the house guest Of her broth
er.in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
w c, Barnes, 1907 Humboldt Av
n Mrs Lewis liz teacher in the
public school system In Monroe
In Chicago Few Days: Mrs Het-
tie Phillips and daughter. Crys,alle,
returned home after spending a
few days in Chicago. the guests Of
Mr., and Mrs y. e. Wilkinson
The wiilansons formerly lived
here.
Mrs. Jadson Phillips and Crys-
talle were guests of Rev Clarence
IN Cobb at his evening broadcast
at First Church OF Deliveranee
Thigh Broken Ia Two Places;
Sunday about eight pm Judson
Philips, age 10, fell from the roof
Of the garage at his home and
broke his thigh in two places
sonny is in Mt, Sinai hospital
in fair condition He is In room
1926
Home For summer; Mrs Clyde
.C. Long and children, Clyde C.
Jr, Deborah and Mark Steven
OF Waco, Texas are spending the
summer with Mrs Longs mother,
Mrs Lucia Mcclure and other rel
atives They are the house guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Albert Mcclure,
10i7 s. Fifth s., Mrs Longs
brother. Captain Long. "a Jet pilot
viii arrive later 20 spend his
vacation here.
To Golf In Chicago. Rev and
Mrs. c, r Stewart. Detroit aud
Mrs. John Murphy Of Baltimore
left Minneapolis Wednesday Morn
ing for Chicago where Mrs Stew,
art and Mrs Murphy win play in
the Chicago Women's golf tourna.
men this week end Rev Stewart
will leave Chicago for Des Moines
and on Sunday morning, July 90
he VIII speak at BeGhcl n M r..
church for his nephew, Rev u "
Stewart. pastor Of Bethel While
in Minneapolis the stewards were
guests OF the c. r, Newmans,
Mrs. Murphy WIS guest Al the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel
Watson. 1855 Firth Avenue SO
With Sister Three Months Mr.
Robert Mallory. Sir, 1888 Clinton
Az. So returned home Tuesday
July ~ He went 20 Enid Oh 70
attend his sisters husbands fun
eral While there his sister Mrs.
Henry Mccain, became ili and Mr.
Mallory stayed with her for three
months.
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Mrs. lueterlo White
WEEDS Curtis Black

Mrs IMcteria White and Mt
Curtis BLACK we're quietly married
at the hene 81 the brides brother
and slster-in.lew Mr. and Mrs
Floyd barr, sha Fuller Az, July
7 AZ seven pm
Rev Floyd Massey lr pee,
formed The wedding ceremony IN
the presence of the immediate
family
Mr. and Mrs Barr were tho AT
tcudRnts.
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Visiting Parrnts; Mrs Luther r
Prince and children. 4tst F7fih Az
q left today Friday FOR Warren
Ohio 10 spend ton daya visiting her
parents. Hr ard Mrs Richard
Bergman.
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Guest az Tier Neither Mira Wat
ter Ridley and daughter, Yoianda
90 l.awrenceville Va arrived
July 60 visit Mrs Ridloya par
pnts MIR and Mrs n A Chapman.
70f ~ Anthony Az Mt Ridley
and their son. ponlcsoy win ar
rive about Aug /
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9NfZ SlRHApn AN.
Vacation Over; Mrs. King Davis.
sll Sheridan Av n. returned from
Chicago where she spent her vaca.
ton Her son and daughter. Ed
ward and Terry Allen have re-
turned from Elliot Camp where
they spent their vacation. Elliot
Camp is in the northern part ot
Minnesota.
Fioridian Feted: Mrs. James
Floyd Of ST Augustine, Fla. Is the
house guest of her daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Gloria Smith
and Miss Gloria johnson. 20 West
S3rd st
Rev. and Mrs. :. II. Mckee. SIPS
Fifth Az S. gave a weiner roast
and lawn party in honor OF Mrs.
James Floyd OF St. Augustine.
Other guests were Mrs ChAnie
Hollivay, Mfr Herman Brown and
Mrs James f. Wilson.
Returns Home: Mrs Alice
Young, 4216 Third Az. s. returned
home Monday. July 10 from ST.
Louis, Mo where she visited rela-
tives
Enters Hospital: Mrs Harvey
Moss was taken 20 Fairview hos
pital Saturday night Her daught
er, Mrs D. G, Edwards and her
infant son. stephen Frederick Of
Chicago arrived here Monday to be
near her mother.
In Rest Home: Mrs Mary Moss
is now In the Park Av Rest Home
at 240l Park Az, Mrs Moss Is
"a years old.
Visits Sister; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Morton and Marjorie Clay
were the house guests of Mrs
Morton's sister and her husband
Rev, and Mrs. Henderson Reddick.
916 Aldrich Av. N. Mrs. Morton
and Mrs Reddick are sisters and
Marjorie is their niece. The guests
left July seventh for their home
in Nashville, Tenn.
Detroit Brother Here: Or. r. s.
Mitchell OF Detroit Is the house
guest OF his brother and sister
in-iaw, Mr. asd Mrs. Hobart II.
Mitchell. 1912 Elliot Az.
neNanti Club Meets: The July
0 meeting was held at the home
OF Mrs Talmadge Carey, SIR. S90a
Fifth Av S. The next meeting will
be held July % with Mrs. Boyd
Crawford, 1902 r. Is s.
Visiting Sons; Mrs. Jamea A
Johnson of Dover. Ky, is visiting
her SONS and their families Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas ]. johnson, 40f5
Oakland Av. and Mr. and Mrs.
James r. Johnson 394i Clinton
Az.
Dinner For Golfer: Mr. and Mrs
Louis Dade Of Et Madison, Ia
were the Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Shepherd
1887 Portland Av.
Monday evening, July IA Mr.
and Mrs J Wagner, Mr. Arthur
Moore and Mr.. Robert White were
dinner guests Of Mrs Marjorie
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MORNING NUPTlALS JOIN NORMA
JEAN HOWELL AND Russell ROSTAD

81 Phillips Episcopal church the setting SATURDAY
morning July ~ for the wedding ot Norma Jean Howell
daughter OF Or and Mrs Norman Ill Howell aud Russell Kari
Rostad of Mrs James Martin.
Father Dena A. Carly performed the impressive double
ring ceremony and served communion the bride aud groom
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and the Engineer Corps Club
sharing honors.
Entertainment included an
epic presentation Of THE
Shooting Of Dan McGrew"
and featured the Singing
waters" The only women
performers were Mrs P. j.
Buckler as "the lady known
as Lou" and Mrs. Rici De-
Nault as Queenie the saloon
operator.
A group of officers present.
ed a girls can-can line, and
the Square Dance Club took
the floor to show their fancy
footwork. More than TOO
joined in the fun. for which
Mrs. w. r. Smith was general
chairman.
The oak leaf room In the
Officers Club. National Naval
Medical Center, was the scene
last evening Of the reception
preceding the Valentine din.
ner dance of the Air Force
Dental Of1icers Wives Club.
The reception at Z pm.
was followed by dinner at
$50, after which dancing
was the order Of the day.
Mrs. william Miller had
charge of arrangements. Mrs.
John Chapman, Mrs. Joseph
Kreutzer and Mrs. Ronald
Genther acted as hostesses.
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Morgan Better Neighborhnod
Conference. and $500 t0 the
Bureau Of Rehabilitation at
424 Fifth street NV.
The Bakers Dozen Youth
Center was founded approxi-
mately Is years ago by Is
Negro women TO combat
juvenile delinquency in what
was called "Wickedest Pre-
cinct No. g."
Purpose Of the Adams
Morgan Better Neighborhood
Conference is to rehabilitate
the area bounded by Irving,
Fifteenth and r streets NV.
and Rock Greek Park. It was
founded by Mrs. Florence N.
Cornell, principal Of Adams
School.
The Bureau Of Rehabilita-
ton works with boys who
have had trouble" in the
courts. served terms or are
currently at National Train
ing School for Boys.
The honorariums. which are
bestowed by the Hecht Co.,
will be presented at to-
morrow's luncheon at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. The
District Of Columbia Fedora
ton Of Business and Profess
sional Women is hostess for
the event, which is co-spon-
sored by McCall's Magazine.
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Four Service Fetes Held
In Washington Area

Rear Admiral Henry c.
Bruton, director Of Naval
Communications. and Mrs.
Bruton headed the receiving
line last evening when the of
flcers and their wives of the
Naval Communications Divi-
sion gathered in the Crystal
Room Of the Naval Gun Fac
tory for q post Valentines
Day celebration.
With them were Capt. and
Mrs. Jack s. Dorsey who
also greeted the more than
200 guests from z to 8 pm.
when dinner was announced.
Highlights of the evening
was the short birthday sur
prise accorded Admiral Bru-
ton.
Ofiicers of the Marine Bar
racks were hosts last evening
at q Valentine Dance in the
Band Hall, Marine Barracks
with the president of the Of
flcers' Mess, 1t. Col. Henry
s. Campbell and Mrs. Camp
bell as hosts.
Maj. John c. Mcintosh had
charge of entertainment and
Mrs. Mcintosh was there to
enjoy the fun and dancing
to the famed Marine Band
music.
The Gold Rush Ball. at
Speaker Field House, Fort
Belvoir, last evening was q
great success with the Fort
Belvoir Officers Wives Club
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$1,000 'Togetherness'
Award to Aid Youth

Although Mrs. William p.
Rogers, wife of the Attor-
ney General. holds a law de.
gree from Cornell University.
she credits the major part Of
her education to her four
alert children.
This may partly explain
why her name tops the list
Of nine prominent local WON.
en- slated to receive "Togeth-
erness Awards" tomorrow.
She was selected not only for
her interest in education and
youth but also for her won
derful family" life.
Mrs. Rogers children
range in age from 20-year-
old daughter Dale, a Cornell
student. to l1-year-old Doug.
the family naturalist" who's
q sixth grader at Bethesda
Elementary School. Tony and
JEFF, aged II and Is reSpec-
lively. are at Sidwell Friends.
Their interests include ath-
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letics. astronomy, the guitar
and birds.
BY keeping I'D with them
Mrs. Rogers has accumu-
lated a vast amount Of in
formation about schools and
what 1t takes to make them
60. Her PTA memberships
are down to two at the mo-
ment but she's also on the
Cornell Council.
Her interest is also reflected
in the way she has allotted
the $1,000 honorarium which
accompanies the award.
Four hundred dollars will go
to the Bakers Dozen Youth
Center at 1911 Fourth street
NV. $500 to the Adams
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and Mrs. William B. Fulton,
and Maj. and Mrs. Albert B.
Lane.
Capt. and Mrs. James
Henry Davis have invitations
out for a $50 to 7:30 pm.
party next Sunday. when
they will entertain in honor
of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Will
liam Nutter.
Gen. Nutter has been
Deputy Commander 5th
Army at Chicago. ILL.,, and is
en- route to his new post as
Chief Of Military Assistance
Group. Philippines.
While they are in town
Gen. and Mrs. Nutter will
stay in the visiting officers
quarters, Fort Myer.
Retired Rear Admiral and
Mrs. c. Benedict Plat will
be hosts on Sunday enter
tanning from $3.50 to $3.50
pm. at one Of the series of
parties which they have
planned for this season.
An annual affair with Adj
miral and Mrs. Plat is their
"Dogwood viewing party"
which they give during the
time their trees are at their
best Towering.
On Friday Admiral and
Mrs. Plat entertained at
dinner in honor Of Rear Adj
miral and Mrs. Chester L.
Nichols Of Monte Carlo,
France. Admiral and Mrs.
Nichols have returned to this
country for q short visit and
are in their own home.
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Tea Series
Is Planned

Merienda-cena is the Phil
ippine word for a late after
noon tea or as the British
say. knife and fork" tea.
And it's also the name
given the fetes held here In
Washington the second Tues
day Of every month. Mrs.
Antonio Gonzales. wife Of
the Philippine Military At
tache, is head Of the events
at which the more than 40
wives from the Corps Of At
taches get together and try
out their pet recipes.
This international cooking
group already has met three
times and the next party is
scheduled for March II at
the Philippine Embassy.
Among dishes which have
come In for accolades was
the Indian curry made by
Mrs. K. L. Dalai. wife Of the
Indian First Secretary. Also
much admired was Miss
Dolores Chavez "Lumpia,"
q mixture of vegetables,
chicken, pork and shrimp
rolled in very thin pastry.
Chinese. Indonesian and PAX
istan dishes also have been
tried.
March will be a busy
month for Mrs. Gonzales.
She is particularly looking
forward to the visit then Of
her old friend, Mrs. Carlos
Garcia. who will accompany
her husband. the President
Of the Philippines, on a
Washington visit. --E. M. ID.
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SERVICE NEWS
(. Defense Board
States Celebration

the commandant, Potomac
River Naval Command, Rear
Admiral Harold D. Baker,
will give q stag luncheon for
Admiral Richardson. In the
evening Admiral Richardson
is to be among the guests
at the Dominican Embassy
when the Ambassador and
Sonora de Moya entertain
at a reception in celebration
Of their Independence Day.
Pates to Entertain
The commandant, Marine
Corps. Gen. Randolph Nice.
Pate, and Mrs. Pate. have
issued invitations for dinner
on Friday. February %. at
the commentaries house in
honor of 1t. Gen. and Mrs,
Edwin A. Pollock.
Gen. and Mrs. Pollock ar
rive that morning from
Hawaii and will be the house
guests Of Gen. and Mrs.
Pate. They are en- route to
Norfolk. where Gen. Pollock
assumes his new duties as
commander, Fleet Marine
Force. Atlantic. He occupied
the same post in Hawaii for
the Pacific.
The Army chief of research
and development, 1t. Gen.
James M. Gavin. Snd Mrs.
Gavin, have taken a house
in Southern Pines, N. c.,
for April and Mrs. Gavin
hopes they may be able to
stay there through May.
The move almost requires
a logistics study, Mrs. Gavin
thinks, with their children.
Caroline, Patricia, Aileen and
Chloe. involved to say moth
ing Of the dog and assorted
cannot be left behind" per-
sonal objects.
Gen. and Mrs. Gavin are
entertaining at q buffet sup
per, on Wednesday in their
quarters at Fort Myer. Their
guests for the most part will
be officers of Gen. Gav;n's
staff and their wives as well
as a few old friends.
Gavins Head Line
Gen. and Mrs. Gavin will
head the receiving line on
Friday. March Z. in the ball
room at Patton Hall, Fort
Myer. when the officers of the
Research and Development
Branch give one of a series
Of parties. which they have
planned for this year.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Robert
j. Wood-he is deputy to
Gen. Gavin-will receive with
them at the 7::30 pm. event,
which is to be followed by
dinner and dancing to the
music of the Royal Tones.
Col. William T. Ryder has
charge of the entertainment
for the affair and has evolved
a skit depicting the activities
of the branch. Everyone is
looking forward to this part
of the program as Col. Ryder
is noted for the unusual.
A busy committee has plans
well under way, as they ex.
pect it to be the largest party
they have given. With their
wives they will be present to
see the results. Col. and Mrs.
Welborn G. Dolvin head the
list-he is chairman; others
include Col. and Mrs. Arthur
T. Surkamp, 1t. Col. and Mrs.
William TER. 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Robert D. Terry, Maj.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Special Writer for The Star

The Inter-American De-
Tense Board. midway through
its teens. celebrates its 18th
anniversary on Saturday,
March 20. with a reception
at 8 pm, followed by a sup
per dance at the Pan Amefi-
can Union.
Growth of the board has
kept pace with the ever-de-
veloping need for closer CO.
operation in the defense Of
the Western Hemisphere.
Actual anniversary of the
group is Sunday, March 80.
The chairman Of the board,
Gen. Lemuel c. Shepherd. jr.,
and Mrs. Shepherd, with the
vice chairman and chief Of
the Brazilian delegation. Mai.
Gen. Ajalmar Vieira Masca-
renhaS, and Senhora Vieira
Mascarenhas, will head the
receiving line for what is
sure to be one of WASH
ington's most brilliant func-
tions this season.
Members of the board re-
turned home yesterday after
a three-day inspection trip
to Fort Benning. Ca, where
they went to observe the
organization and operation
of the Army Infantry Center.
The trip also gave several
members a chance to visit
with student officers Of Latin
American countries who are
training there.
The commanding general,
Mai. Gen. Herbert B. Powell.
and Mrs. Powell, were hosts
at a reception and dinner in
honor of the visitors on
Thursday at Fort Benning.
Dominican Visitor
The Chief of Naval Opera
lions Admiral Arleigh A.
Burke and Mrs. Burke will
be hosts at dinner on Mon
dav. February %. at Admiral
House.
They are entertaining in
honor Of Rear Admiral Rafael
B. Richardson, Chief Of Naval
Operations of the Dominican
Republic, who arrives in town
that day for a weeks visit.
Admiral Richardson with a
staff of three and an aide is
expected to arrive next SUM-
day in Miami. coming to
Washington the next day in
time for the Burkes' dinner.
On Tuesday, February IS.
the visitors will spend some
time at the David Taylor
Model Basin and then 60 on
to Annapolis for luncheon
with the brigade of midship-
men.
That evening the director
of Pan American affairs and
United States naval delegate
to the Inter-American De-
tense Board, Rear Admiral
Wallis F. Petersen and Mrs.
Petersen are giving a $50 to =
$3.50 pm. party at the OFF,
GERS Club, National Medical
Center. in honor of the
distinguished visitors.
The Inter-American De-
Tense Board has planned q
special assembly, for 1870 am.
Wednesday, February 26, to
honor Admiral Richardson.
after which Gen. Shepherd
will be host at a luncheon in
his honor at the Sheraton
Carlton.
On Thursday. February 81,
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Attuche Wives
.Pl0n Luncheon

National flags will identify
the display Of arts and crafts
Of the members when the
Naval Attaches Wives Group
meet for luncheon on Tues
day at the Ofiicers Club. Boil
ling Air Force Base.
Invited to view this exhibit
Of personal possessions de-
plotting the artistry Of their
homelands are Mrs. Thomas
S. Gates. Jr.. Mrs. Arleigh'
A. Burke. Mrs. William B.
FRANKIE. Mrs Garrison Nor
ton, Mrs. Fred Bantz, Mrs.
j. Sinclair Armstrong, Mrs.
Randolph Mccall Pate, Mrs.
Robert Schow and Mrs. Mil
lard Lewis.
Mrs. Laurence Frost. wife
Of the Director Of Naval In
telligence. will introduce the
honor guests. Mrs. Rafael
Pargas is chairman for the
day and hostesses include
Mrs. o. c. s. Robertson. Mrs.
Tsen, Sonora de Marroche,
Sonora de Blanco. Signora
Ferrari-Aggradi. Nine. Heis-
terberg-Andersen, Nine. Al
Arif, Mrs. Saw-Ohn. Senhora
dos Santos, and Nine. Koch.
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SUNDAYS BEST READING
Victim of D. c. Mugging
Writes Memo to Capital

NO CITIZEN is SAFE-In story of special local sig
nifcance because 1t occurred the streets of wash
ington Mrs Willie Snow Ethridge, noted writer,
offers you her first-hand report Of narrowing
perience that could happen to you. Read II Was
Mugged" in This Week Magazine
BEST IN Observation-Disclosures the question asked
by SUNDAY, The Star Magazine, In article on
Washingtons own Egin Baylor. destined for college
basketball Al-American honors. See Dick Stays
interesting story about this player now burning
up West Coast courts.
TEEN-AGE TRACK STARS-For roundup on area
high school athletes and how they're training for
the up-coming Star Games, don't miss Haynes John
sons cover story in TEEN Magazine.
FOR THE TV FAN-ln TeleVue's story, Bernie
Harrison writes about wayde Preston, star Of the
televison SERIES Colt As" learn the surprising
facts Of how he became a top Tv western actor.
CHURCH DRAMA-with 1.-TWO Decades Of Church
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are making the 2lst season their most challenging
one. Caspar Names tells you about this outstand-
Ing dramatic group in SUNDAY, The Star Magazine
Photos by Harold j. Flecknoe.
CANCER, THE ENEMY-The night against cancer is
slow and frustrating one, but progress Is being
made Associated Press science reporter Alton L.
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Hyde Seeks Reelection
As Member of Congress

Representative De Witt s.
Hyde. Republican. filed in An
napolis yesterday for his par
tvs denomination TO represent
Maryland's 9Th district.
The 49-year-old lawmaker
thus became the FIRST candidate
from the Western Maryland
district to post the required
Sl00 filing fee. although DEM
ocrat John r. Foley. Kensine-
ton Democrat. previously an
nounced he also will seek his
party's nomination. Mr.. Hyde
defeated Mr.. Foley two years
ago by q margin Of more than
$4,000 votes.
The 9Th district takes In
Montgomery. Frederick. Ale
gany. Garrett and Washington
Counties.
Mr.. Hyde has represented II
since 1852 when he succeeded
J. Glenn Beall. another Re-
publican. who was elected 10 the
Senate. Before that the Be-
thesda resident served In the
Maryland House OF Delegates
from l946 TO 1850 and for the
following two years In the
Maryland State Senate.
Mr.. Hyde was reelected 10
the congressional seat In 1854,
when he defeated Democrat
Edward J. Ryan OF Frostburg.
There is no organized OPPOSE
ton In sight within the Re-
publican Party against Mr.,
Hyde for the May 20 primaries
Mr.. Foley. presently q judg,