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that the Democratic Leadership
will be consulted when and il
the administration decides &C.
ton on a tax bill is advisable.
Asked by a reporter If the
Democrats also would consult
the administration If they de-
eide to move on taxes, Senator
johnson replied:
I'm sure we will be in touch
with each other"
To Push Fulbright Bill
The Senate leader an
nounced he will expedite
another job creating bill offered
today by Senator Fulbright
Democrat of Arkansas, to step
UP Government loans to States
and cities for municipal i'm
|provements.
The Fulbright bill would in
crease from 500 million to 81
billion the lending authority al
ready vested in the Community
Facilities branch of the Housing
and Home Finance Agency.
1t also would lower the in
|terest rate and broaden the type
II projects for which these loans
could be made for streets, sew
srs. waterworks and various mu-
nicipal building projects.
Senator johnson expressed
confidence that the American
people can overcome the current
economic situation, If the Gov
eminent faces up to what must
be done. He said the only thing
he would worry about would be
complacency.
Senator johnson made it
clear again that If tax relief
is decided upon, it will origi-
nate in the House, rather than
as a Senate amendment to
some House bill.
The Texas Senator said he
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BLASTS

Continued From First Page
Next win be the temple, anC
next will be any other niger
loving place or nigger-lovine
person in Nashville. And we're
going to shoot down Judge
Miller in cold blood"
Ri b hi Silverman notified
Judge Miller, a Methodist, OF
the call. and Judge Miller
called the FBI. Deputy sheriffs
and FBI agents were posted al
his home. Nashville police
stationed guards at the temple
The Nashville school deSegre-
CATION case is pending before
Judge Miiier,who recently dis
approved the. school board S
proposal for a voluntary deseg-
regation plan involving three
school systems-white, Negro
and mixed.
The board has until April Z
to submit another plan.
So far as is known, none of
Nashville's Jewish citizens has
been active on either side in
the school desegregation issue.
The center has been used
frequently for interracial meet
ings, chiefly by agencies of the
United Givers Fund.
Sam Hatow, the center's
executive director, said the last
interracial meeting at the
building was a UGF board
meeting February 20.
Nashville civic and religious
leaders condemned the bomb
ing as shocking, deplorable,
irresponsible"
A drive was started by nom
Jewish citizens to raise funds
for repairing the building.
1851 Terrorism Recalled
The Miami incident was the
first of its kind there since a
wave of terrorism in 1851 when
several synagogues and Negro
homes were bombed and dyna-
mite was found at Catholic
church.
Miami police had little to say
about their latest investigation,
although they reported 10 or
II sticks of dynamite were in
volved in the blast.
The Miami Herald said it
learned confidentially a mys-
ferrous telephone call was re-
ceived by police just before the
blast there. However, no de-
tails were available.
Haskell Lazare Of Miami,
southeastern director of the
American Jewish Congress.
called on Gov. Leroy Collins Of
Florida for an immediate in
vestigation. Rewards for in
formation were posted by two
Miami area private citizens. one
a Jew, the other a Baptist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17

q year, DR.. Heller said.
Fifteen cooperative groups
involving 165 hospitals are
studying the effects of a diff
ferent compounds on humans.
he added. II think that the
cancer chemotherapy program
has begun to come Of age"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
Social Security Review
With Tex Relief Urged
BY J. A. OLEARY
Star stan Writer

Senate Democratic Leader johnson said today social
curty benefits should be reviewed whenever relief
dered to make allowance for the effect of high living
costs on the aged and needy
The Texas Senator also revealed that and Speaker
Raybun have been assured by Treasury Secretary Anderson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
FOUND

bAsEBALL GLOVE; found in vie. La
tayette Park, NV. owner may have
By calling EN-. 2-9117.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

IA an amusing conversation
that took place between him
and Jesse Jones at the White
House In the presence Of
columnist Doris Fleeson.
circa 1870:
Jerry" said Jesse turning
10 me. your Merchant Ma
rine Is being maliened. Doris
Is telling me about the poor
accommodations. the poorer
service and other things"
80 / hear. JESSE" I re-
piled. "and so far as I'm
concerned anyone who ig-
nores the thrice-repeated adj
vice Of our State Department
can paint the Star Spaneled
Banner on that part OF her
anatomy that Is most prom
inent and swim home"
$50
The interesting. distin-
guished figure Of Sheikah
Al-Khayyal, the Ambassador
OF Saudi Arabia, was one Of
the guests at General and
Mrs. Omar Bradley's party
Wednesday afternoon he
was approached by a friend
with the greeting. whats
new7 The Ambassador
replied by mentioning two
publicized items: THE United
States and the Soviet Union
are debating Arctic Circle in
spection in the U.N. and Mas
ser is in Moscow" he smiled.
He reafiirmed his belief
In Egypt's General Nasser as
a good man who is trying to
improve the world situation.
What good can come out
Of his visit to Moscow" he
was asked.
Good has already come
out Of It," he smiled again.
The United States has un-
frozen Egyptian assets"
TWENTY-NINE SENA-
TORS will attend the final
banquet Of the Junior
Leagues Of America this
coming Thursday at the
Shoreham. I don't know
what this proves but Is Of
the Senators are Republican,
Is Democrats.
=
SENATOR AND MRS. Al
BERT GORE put in a trans
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
GoloxY of Glamour to Gother:
Admiral Jerry Land Tells All
By Betty BtALE

The most extraordinary
conglomeration OF glamour
and political power-more
unusual even than Eric john
ston's foreign trade dinner
In February--is being assem-
bled for the Women's Ma
tional Press Club annual
stunt dinner May IS.
II they all come. II will dazzle
the lid right of the Presi-
dental Room Of the Statler.
Famous figures taken of In
the show win sit at the head.
table. also certain men the
press women consider presi-
dental timber. plus every
Governor west Of the Missis-
sippi. plus such glamorous
personalities as Prince Ally
Khan. Maria Callas. the stars
Of Maverick" and Wyatt
carp" and those two femi-
nine Hollywood rivals who
might start a western fracas
of their own on the side
Hedda Hopper and Loulela
Persons. The two Hollywood
colmnists have both said
they were coming.
Why the accent on the
West? Because the women
so handy with the type
writer keys have cooked
themselves up a script that
1t a take-off on Americans
present day absorption In the
West. No one can deny 1t
exists-from the Presidents
favorite literature to the T'V
shows with the highest
rating.
Invited to view "Out Where
the Jest Begins" from the
head table are the British,
French and Soviet Ambassa-
doris. who will be imperson-
ated in the musical revue;
Elizabeth Arden, who has
already accepted the oppor-
tunity to see herself on the
stage, and Lauren Bacall and
Jayne Mansfield, who also
are taken of in this produc-
ton that may cause Rodgers
and Hammerstein to throw
in the towel.
Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon, who are due back
from a jam-packed, fatiguing
South American trip that
very same day, will not stay
for the dinner but have
accepted the Z O'Clock recep-
ton preceding. Speaker
Sam Rayburn win be at the
head table and Adlai Ste
venson has been invited.
In case you want to know
who else the female scribes
Of this town look upon as
presidential timber. Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

atlantic call TO Brussels the
other day 10 talk 10 their
daughter Nancy, one Of the
80 beauteous young girls,
ages 10 and rs. serving As
guides at the American
pavilion In the Worlds Fair.
=, They hadn't heard from
her since her arrival In
Belgium two weeks before.
How did she like it7 Nancy
gasped:
Mother. It's the most won
derful thing I have ever done
or could do. j have never
been happies In my lifel"
Nancy. who already speaks
French, Is taking q year out
from college 70 have these
months In Europe, but her
parents figure they'll be
pretty educational.
Incidentally, Pauline Gore
served a cheese mix at a cock
tail party she and the SEN
ator gave recently that did
more for a cracker than any
thing I've tasted. Here 1t "a:
Take any sharp cheese
Zone pound and crate II.
adding one bud Of grated or
squeezed garlic and one
package Of Philadelphia
cream cheese Flavor with
two tablespoons Of Worces-
tershire sauce and two table,
spoons Of sour cream or
mayonnaise Mix well.
put In mold, leave In icebox
for one Tor two days and re-
move a couple Of hours be-
fore serving Lift of mold
and sprinkle all over with
paprika That's 1t.
80
TO THE GENTLEMAN
who recently wrote asking
for the whereabouts OF
Count jerry Potocki, the
dashing prewar Polish AM
bassador TO Washington
the answer is he is living in
Fl Rosario, a suburb Of Lima,
with his Peruvian wife. Susa-
nita. He manages her tea
plantations there.
His brother, Count Alfred
Potocki, who frequently Wis
tied here, recently died in
Geneva leaving his wife a
widow for the second time.
The former Countess. Jodko
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Of Defense Neil McElroy,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Bob Anderson and Attorney
General Bill Rogers will be
there on the Republican side.
and Senator Bill Knowland
has been invited. On the
Democratic side will be Sem
ators Lyndon johnson. Stuart
Symington. Jack Kennedy
and Hubert Humphrey.
What's more they all ac-
cepted before they even
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Aruem
knew Lauren Bacall and
Jayne Mansfield we're get
ting a bidl Several Of the
Western Governors may
show UP inasmuch as they
have TO be in Florida for q
Governors conference on the
18th anyhow The Henri
Bonnets will be there. too,
plus Gov. Bargash of Casa
blanca with the keys to the
Casbah in his pocket.
$&% -
ADMIRAL JERRY LANDS
autobiography entitled win
ming the War With Ships"
is fresh of the presses =.
Its subtitle Land, Sea and
Air-Mostly Land" gives you
a better idea Of the jaunty,
breezy approach Of the deb
OMAR admiral who bossed the
Navy and Merchant Marine
in World War II and smashed
every existing record for
shipbuilding.
Jerry said his cousin,
Charles Lindbergh. bull
dozed" him into writing the
book and promised to pen the
introduction. Lipdbergh did
30 and it is such a beautiful
and perceptive piece Of writ
ing, 1t is an insight into the
famous flyer.
The admiral's book is filled
with acknowledgements side
lights on Washington figures
during the war years. At all
times he calls a spade q
spade. For instance, here
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Markiewicz betrothed 10 him
before the war, came 70
America and married the.
multimillionaire diam on N
merchant. Albert sydney -.
Some months after the latter.
died the Palm Beach socialite
new 10 Geneva and married
her former love. Alfred Po-
tocki.
The Alfred Potocki estate.
one OF the private show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

places Of prewar Poland, Ia
now a national museum.
$50
NOTE FROM NEW YORK;
Nine. Gamma walska put her
dazzling jewels In a Gotham
vault last week and took OF
for Santa Barbara. Calf. !.
Although she rarely displays
her wealth. she Is believed by
some 10 be one Of the worlds
richest women.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-24

greatest variety ever produced
by man. still leaves Philately
Il, the Hobby of Kings" Presi-
dents. Stock Brokers, and the
poor man who can barely afford
to have d hobby.
The buying, selling, and val
ueS Of stamps. still working
just like the stock market, pre-
sentS still another type of edu-
cation for the enthusiast.
School clubs, Community Cen
ter Clubs. YMCA and YWCA
Clubs. add to the juniors circle
of friends and pals with a
n utual interest.
When your "reenager" comes
back to-earth from "Rock-and-
Roll" Baseball. Pajama Parties.
and Just plain school work. lei
him find a few new issues added
and properly mounted in his
collection. Do a little reading
on those things new in the
hobby and talk-it-over. Read,
Buy, Sell, and Work with the
hobby of stamps, and your teen
ager will have lasting hobby
interest. A closeness Of
parents avid interest and help
two things treasured forever.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-24
Theatre
f. GERSHNIN'S "GIRL CRAZY

George Gershwin's smash hit
Girl Crazy" which in 1880 IN
troduced two theatre greats
Ethel Norman and Ginger
Rogers. will be presented next
week by the Cleveland Music
Theatre.
Among the all-time favorites
from the Gershwin score are 81
Got Rhythm" Pm Bidin' My
Time" "Embraceable You," AND
But Not For Me-" as well as
many other standards.
East Clevelanders appearing
in the production are Marlene
Johnson, 1875 Foresthills blvd;
Charles Travis, 14012 North
field, and Roy C. D'Anna, 14s19
Elm ave.
Production dates are next
T Tue day. Wednesday, ano
Thursday, April 29th, 30th, ano
May 1st, at WIKI Auditorium
5000 Euclid ave. Curtain at $50
p. m.
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Stamps Lead
As Collections

The extremely wlde-range Of
hobbies today. combined with
the age-old teenager failing OF
hop skip-and- jump interest,
presents a problem 70 the
modern parent as 10 How 10
Keep a Hobby Going
Experts. even in the 30's. OF
National Surveys, found that
to continue an active interest
in hobby and many times to
keep it up-to-date-the parent
has to become the "Hobbyist." "
The favorite and most widely
accepted hobby today. still Is
Stamp Collecting"
Stamps have the most varied
points of knowledge" closely
connected with them; such as:
art, sciences, history, graphic
arts, and mechanical processes.
The best engravings in the
world, the fullest range of
colors in inks, actual pictures
Of EVERYTHING" in the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-24
Summer Classes In
Foreign Languages

Registration is being accepted
for the summer Demonstration
School of Foreign Languages at
Western Reserve University
June 10Th to July 25th with
classes from 9:20 to 1920 daily
five days a week.
Pupils from 6 years of age
OH through high school. Appli-
cations are Available in the
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opportunities

INTERESTED in S5 900 Inquire al
KE. l-0l49. ask for F r. Sum
merS.
BEAUTY shop in Euclid, on busy
thoroushfare. operator. low
rent, asking 50 800 Can kE.
l-l440.
1856 PONTIAC. 2-door hardtop. l
owner. S140O AN. l-0736.
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schools. Registration June 10Th
at Hardness Chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Singer Briefs
Space Fans

Young scientists had a num-
Der of things to think about
yesterday as they trailed out
of a lecture on space at Amer
lean University.
Perhaps in their minds was
the nature of man himself.
Man, for example, has pro-
duced one Prof, S. Fred Singer,
80, a physics teacher and
scientist at the University OF
Maryland, The youngster dis
covered scientists are not nec-
esSarily crusty and of in
space"
DR.. Singer, at least, can take
the subject of Space Flight
Physics" and develop it to an
understandable point - begin
ming with Sir Isaac Newton.
Man also, through DR.. Singer
and his colleagues, has shot of
a satellite. and this was the
drawing power of the lecture
sponsored by the Joint Board
on Science Education and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

memories for Mrs. Patterson. 1t
was held at the Doom palace,
and 1t was the last time all the
Hohenzollerns were united. The
time was in January, 1899. on
the eve of the war, and was
one Of the last displays of the
pomp of royalty.
II can remember him wear
ing the all-white uniform. 1t
was so beautiful" Mrs. Patter-
son said. "And the women wore
long gowns and the men were
in their prewar uniforms"
Mrs. Patterson is the only
daughter of the late third son
of Wilhelm II, Prince Adalbert
of Prussia. And above the en-
trance to her living room hangs
the black and white Hohenzol-
lern flag. and across from it
hangs a portrait of Frederick
the Great, and a photograph OF
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
MIR. Patterson is an attorney
in the appellate section, Crimi-
nal Division. Justice Depart
ment. They have three children,
the twins - Berengar and Ma
rina-9, and Donna, 3la.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Philosophical Society of WASH
ington.
DR.. Singer recognized there
might be some whose minds
have Just started to orbit on
the subject Of outer space. He
helped a few along yesterday
But the students, drawn from
area high schools. may also
have realized that man still
lacks a great deal. both In
knowledge and technical ability
His lecture. one of q series
designed to stimulate interest
in science in the area, was
filled with props, from sensi-
tive. tiny electronic equipment
to a toy balloon used to illus
trate the principle of propul-
sion.
Similar lectures will be held
every Saturday through May
"a. All are at 1890 am. except
that on April 20, scheduled fol-
| Q pm. The lectures are held
in Hurst Hall at American Uni
VerSity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Kaiser Granddaughter
Livingin Georgetown

Princess Victoria Marina of
Prussia mas taken up residence
IN Georgetown. but to her
neighbors, she is Mrs. Kirby
Patterson, wife of Justice De-
partment lawyer.
Mrs. Patterson, granddaugh-
ter of the late Kaiser Wilhelm
II, moved to 1908 R street NV.
in December. from her home in
Springfield, Mo.-a long way
from Germany but her resi-
dence with Mr.. Patterson for
10 years.
81 was in Washington to see
about a job with the Pentagon
in l947," the princess said yes
terday, when I was invited out
to Springfield by a mutual
friend of ours"
Mr.. Patterson picked up the
conversation at that point:
I'VE met the night Of August
II, and we were married on
September 26---it was as fast
as that"
Gave Up Her Titles
He admitted that the mar
riage of a Mdiwestern lawyer
to a direct descendent of the
German royal family surprised
his family" but I'VE were able
to get married without too
much publicity"
Although she is naturalized
American citizen, and formally
gave UP her titles in 1949, Mrs.
Patterson still looks with pride
to the Hohenzollern empire.
I remember the emperor
(Wilhelm III WE'LL" she said
yesterday, seated in her living
room. with mementos of the
empire scattered throughout the
house.
when I last visited him at
his palace in Doom HOLLAND,
where he fled from Germany
in 1919 on his 80th birthday.
he was Just as energetic as
ever" she continued. He used
to take an hours walk every
day. And he chopped wood with
his sons"
Last Great Party
The Kaiser's gala 80th BIRTH
day party brought back special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Art Meda|ist
Awards Made

Seven gold medal winners in
the ninth annual Art Directors
Club show. on view until April
80 at the Perpetuel BUILDING
Association Auditorium. Elev-
enth and E streets NV, were
announced last night.
The show is sponsored by the
Art Directors Club of Metro
politan Washington.
Winners are Fred j. Maroon.
photographer. black and white
editorial photography for Ma
tons Business Magazine: Ralf
Patterson. art director; Mona
Bennett. designer. editorial
unit entered by America Illus
trated, United States Informa-
ton Agency. Joseph fancy, art
director Tom Huestis. design
err. poster unit for Adelphi Citi-
Gems Association.
~ANAAN - " - 10 4fAa1C
Also, Peter F. Masters. de-
signer, television art unit for
WTOP-TV; Tom Hutchens and
Gene Hoover, designers. two
medals for large direct mail
units for H. J. Kaufman e. As
sociates. and John Burwell.
photographer. black and white
advertising photography for
H. j. Kaufman e. Associates
for WMT-TV. Cedar Rapids.
Gene Hoover, art director and
designer.
Distinctive merit award win
ners are as follows:
Advertising photography -
John Burwell and Fred j. Ma
room.
Advertising art-Bob Kirwan
Of Sanders, Noe a. Kirwan.
Editorial art-Paul Hoffmas-
ter and Charles Dunn of Ma
TONS Business.
Editorial Design-Ralph Pat
terson Of Nations Business and
Gene Hoover and Tom Hutch
ems Of H. j. Kaufman IL As
sociates.
Ad Design Included
Advertising design - Gene
Hoover, two awards; Jack B.
Willis. Bernard Sanders of
Sanders, Noe 81 Kirwan; Tom
Huestis, Joe Jacobs of Sanders,
Noe g. Kirwan; Eric Nose of
Graham Associates. Stanley
House of House g. Girsten, Will
liam Thompson of the Depart
ment of Health. Education and
Welfare, and Joseph Swanson
of WTOP-TV.
Judges we're Gene Federico.
art director, Douglas d. Simon
Advertising. Inc; Neil Fujita.
art director. design and pack
aging. Columbia Records, Inc.
and Robert Cato. free lance art
director. designer and pho
tographer.
The show may be seen Mon
days through Fridays from IL
to $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Montreal Best Seller

MONTREAL (R.-The Mon
treal Auxiliary Bible Society at
its 18th annual meeting re-
ported $4,000 copies in AZ
languages we're sold in the
Montreal area last year, an in
crease Of 1000 over 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
PoIicewomen

There are about 1900 women
police officers in the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Western Reaction
In Moscow Mixed

MOSCOW, March R.-
The Soviet Unions proposal fol-
a foreign minister's conference
aimed toward a summit meet
ing drew mixed first reaction in
Moscow today, but most West
ern observers termed it a move
of great importance.
There were some diplomats,
however, who were inclined to
regard the Soviet notes to
Washington and Paris as
nothing very new" They said
they took that view because the
Soviets proposed inclusion Of a
considerable number of nations
in a preparatory meeting.
Russian reaction was COM
pletely lacking because thus far
the Soviet people had been
given no hint of that develop
ment. Neither the Soviet press
nor radio mentioned the move.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

In song and story, Washing.
tons Welsh community last
night remembered Hen Wlat
Fly Nhadau."
In the Language of para.
disc" as the Welsh people cal
their heavily consonanted Ian.
guage. this means Land of MY
Fathers.
They were til thinking of the
old country and the old tradi.
tons on the day of their pa.
iron, Saint David. Seventh
Century spiritual leader Of
Wales. The celebration wa
sponsored by the st. David.
Welsh American Society o.
Washington.
Banquet Room Mixup
The Welsh celebrants were
completely undismayed by 9
Mayflower Hotel mixup ovel
accommodations that found
the Washington THEOLOGICAL So
ciety booked for the Williams
burg room at the same time
with the st. David's group.
The Welshmen-nearly 100 {
The Welshmen-nearly 10C
of them-Simply adjourned to
the adjoining Jefferson Room
where they Justify sang reli-
gious and folk songs of their
native land.
DR.. John Hughes, English
professor of McGill University
Montreal, explained it didn't
really matter since Thomas
Jefferson was a Welshman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Richter Color Film
To Open Calendar

Hans Richter's Eight Times
Eight" the new full-length
color film described as a sur
realist comedy. a poetic drama
and a sonata for film, will open
the March calendar Of events
presented by the Institute OF
Contemporary Arts Friday.
The film includes a prologue,
eight improviSations on a game
Of chess and an epilogue played
by Jean Arp, Jean Cocteau,
Alexander Calder, Max Ernst,
Marcel Duchamp, Jose Sert and
a dozen other poets, painters,
architects and composers Of re-
nown, whom Mr.. Richter calls
"non-actor stars"
1t will be presented at 8 PM,
at the Department of Interior
Auditorium. Eighteenth and C
streets NV.