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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19
Discordont Note

NEW 1O1SA.-AAi IAAC PaS0
two weeks this writer has been
vacationing in Westchester
County where he once played
high school baseball, basket
ball and other sports at Port
Chester H. S. Nightly, this re-
porter read again the Port
Chester Daily Item. on which
he started back in 1918. So,
sentimentally, this was a rare
two weeks. with only one dis
cordant note. Some of the
WeStchester County politicians
are sniping at Evans Ward,
chairman of the WeStchester
County Parkway Authority. The
sniping, 1 gather, is because
Republican leader Ward, like
Robert Moses, picks top men
for top places, regardless Of
party Affiliations. In fact, Mr.
Wards insistence, for the Hut
Crimson River Parkway revamp-
ing job, on engineers used by
Bob Moses for N. Y. State high
ways, is the fly in the West
chester County Republican pa
tronage ointment. For 40 years,
Evans has been an outstanding,
unpaid contributor to the public
good. / know: My sister Helen
has been his secretary for over
25 years.
Dartmouth PREF Dickey's
daughter Christine honey
incoming with Stewart StearnS,
jr. The Arnold (golf pro-
PalmerS named her Amy. d.
Charles LaughtOn suffered a
back ailment. Boy Hope in
Ben Gimbel, jr., purchase Of
Philly radio station WIP. &.
Zsa Zsa GabOr and Bah Nc
LeOd, Harper's Bazaar publish
err. a duet. 4. Victor BOrge in
on S. S. United States. .
MarIene Dietrich, Ed MurrOw
and Ricardo MOntalban at Quo
Vadis. Sunny Tufts recover
ing from mild heart attack.
Peter Duchin prefers Deborah
Dixon, Vassar beauty.
Loew's Joe VOgel to London.
Clarke Gable Cancelled out
of Horse Soldiers" John Ford
flicker he was to have made
with John Wayne. Cuban
gambling casinos, with tourists
trade dead, trying vainly to hold
losses down until they can sell
out.
=
The DOmenicO c'Dipinto di
Blu'O MOdugnOs called him
Mark. Jean Seberg's sister,
Mary, honeymooning with Ed
Shuey. Charles Brewer, jr.,
son of BBD&5O PREF, engaged
to Oda Liebenan. Steve
Lawrence into Army, September
3. Jack Hawkins to Rome
for "Ben-Hur.' Record
companies budding to dissolve
slump. Gary Crosby latched
on to Mary Ford. HOagy
Carmichael's sister died.
Sandra Hinton, one of Lena
HOrne's Jamaica" dancers
wedS Howard U. medical stu
dent, Frank Harrison, Septem-
Der Z. Producer Harold
Hecht in from London today
with a print of Separate Ia
bles," starring Burt Lancaster
Rita HaywOrth, Deborah Kerr
David Niven and Wendy Hitler
-. Friends rib Rory Calhoun;
Take me to your Lita."
~
Mrs. Pat BOOne's sister, Jen-
ny Foley, marrying Les Pank-
rantz September Is. The
Edward Scrippses of Scripps-
Howard clan, tagged him Ed
ward, jr. Senator John
Bricker's cousin Georgia anC
Robert Bering honeymooning
James Cagney to Dublin
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Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

Thursday for UA's "Shake
Hands With the Devil" {.
Police Comm. Kennedy's BROTH
er Ed out of the hospital. 4.
Hollywood Reporter says Jim
(Gunsmoke) Arness and wife
are acting silly. >. Judy (CBS)
Appel married DIR. Martin Ross.
The william GU. S. Steel
Hour'O Shatners called her
Leslie. Cyd Charlse to join
Eva Marie Saint with Cary
Grant in Alfred HitchcOck's
next at Metro. Hitchcock due
here Wednesday.
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"THE IDIOT"
At $40 and 600
.IEAN COCTEAU
CLOSED VISION"
RECOMMENDED FOR ADULT /
AUDIENCES

starts Friday. EMF, JANNINGS and
MARLENE DIETRICH in our most re-
uuested picture After a years research
we will present the great screen mas
terpiece, THE BLUE ANGEL" and
GRETA GARBO in STREETS OF
SORROW"
Starts September 5th. Two Weeks
CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S most hilarious
comedy. THE GOLD RUSH"
Coming October BUSTER KEATON
FILM FESTIVAL, featuring his, most
famous comedies, THE NAVIGATOR, -
THE GENERAL" THE DETECTIVE
and many others. Plus, in person,
BLISTER KEATON
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new STANTON THEATRE

18th ST.. Just OF X. l. Ave. NE.
La. 6-S633 Air Conditioned
Ample Parking Facilities
'WASHINGTONS ART THEATRE"
LAST THREE DAYS
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COLONY

ELVLS PRESLEY. KING CT
500, 9.34 CLAYTON MOORE,
RANGER AND LOST CITY OF
Color, sos.
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Good win To AL Men

December AFL-CIo Federationlst

CHRISTMAS friendness Of neighboiness Of
kindness, Of cheer
year happiness year TO come
II Christmas time happenings
the year that Is running
begin shape for the
year o
taking accomplishments progress
In the just ending also shortening
The greatest failure 1868 inability complete
general equality regard
creed. color or national origin.
brough its wake violent
bombngs OF schools meeting places homes
nocent school children and peacelovng worshipers.
prevent labor along
other ghminded citizens has called federal
agencies for fun measure Of law enforcement
The AFo looks TO the Congress effective
lection of the federal law to consuonaly civil
right of ctizns
objective Of equal opportunity
for American driving Congress
legislatures and in the
All these things do
and West North South people
broherlneas and neghboriness among all Of
Christmas is a chldren's holiday
II IL time the time TO
realize that children
Children into prejudice without enmity
without hatred toward anyone
Discrimination and prejudice race
taught to children by grownups
II Is duty then responsibility pure
hearts OF little children with the teaching Of prejudice
Let make them understand that only thing
itself
make that words to pro-
claim belief declare really say
At Christmas when call for good win to all
pledge TO act accordingly
pledge IN the coming
year but through children for all time
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thirteen Duchess
Held chrisfm0s
Perry December II

Among the pleasant pre-holiday
activities Of the past weekend was
;ho annual holiday party hosted
by the 10 Duchess Club. when
members entertained husbands and
escorts Sunday December u.
The festive affair was held In
the lovely home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Masscngill, 974B Fifth Av.
$. beginning at pm. in the after
noon. The home was resplendent
with holiday decorations. Mistietoe
was hung In the doorway.
Members and their guests were
entertained In the coy rumpua
room, which was decorated in the
yuletide motif including a pink
Christmas tree under which nestled
gaily wrapped gifts. Cheer pre-
vailed as the group enjoyed one
round Of fun that included listen
ing to the hi-fi, gay repartee and
continuous refreshments from the
well stocked bar,
A turkey and ham dinner was
served buffet style, Following din
ner, gifts from the tree were given
each guest by his respective hos
tess, Al the conclusion OF the
party yuletide gifts were exehang-
ed by club members
Guests enjoying the hospitality
Of the club were Mines. Lillian
Williams, Gloria Smith. Ola Har-
groves; Mr., and Mrs, Walter
smith Messrs, Frederick Jones.
Carl Wade sr,, Theodore Jones,
Clyde Johnson, Joseph Cronshaw.
Louis vallee, Herman Brown, Fred
Murphy, Daniel Russell and Harry
Massengill
Members present were Mines.
Frederick Jones, Clyde johnson,
Tony MaEingo, william Reddick,
Rose Mahan. Theodore Jones, Carl
Wade sr,. Robert Payne, Jessie
Shepard and Harry Masscngin.
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MINISTER'S LAUNCH DRIVE
AGAINST BUS SEGREGATION

Birmingham CAMP - Twenty
Negro ministers denounced the
city's bus segregation law from
their pulpits Sunday without po-
lice interference or arrests.
The ministers, headed by the
Rev. J. l. Ware, announced their
intention of attacking the law,
however Police Commissioner Eu-
gene Conner declined comment.
The ministers said their SER
mons were planned as protests to
the arrest Of another Negro pas
tor, the Rev. Calvin w. Woods,
who was arrested Nov. 25 and
charged with urging a boycott-a
violation Of Alabama law.
Negroes court suits. Last Oc-
tober, the city commission adopted
a new ordinance intended to pre-
serve segregation without mention
ing race or segregation.
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ARRAIcN CLERIC ON
PATERNITY CHARGE

Toledo, Ohio CAMP - The Rev.
James Mitchell. a Cleveland min
ister was arraignod In Domestic
Relations court last week on pat
ernity and non-support charges.
The 80 = year old clergyman
pleaded guilty to the paternity
charge filed by Ruby Edmondson
and Immediately started making
payments, according 20 Harry Ev-
erett. Domestic Relations referee.
He denied the non support
charge and trial was set for Jan
IA. His former wife. Mrs Genoln
Mitchell. now OF Detroit, charged
him with failing to make support
payments for his three children
ages s, 8, and /, in September,
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PnGRM BAPTIST

The Christmas Service, Sunday,
December p, was highlighted by
the choirs singing 20 Come All Ye
Faithful" "A Savior Is Born" "A
King Is Born Today "Hark the
Herald Angels Sing" Let Mt, Zion
Rejoice" and Joy to the World.
DR.. Massey during his Children's
Story. played the record, Happy
Birthday, Jesus leaving each child
duly impressed. Deacon G. s. An
derson gave the Morning Prayer.
The Choral Group, directed by
Mrs. Louella Taylor, very beauti-
fully sang silent Night" Mrs.
Mildred Hampton sang the descant
to Silent Night.
DR.. Massey's sermon was taken
from Luke 2:11 and Luke 2:1-20.
DR.. Massey's sermon pointed out
that many common people are
ignoring, forgetting and repudiat-
ing Jesus. Let us begin afresh
were DIR. Massey's words, to put
Christ back into Christendom.
Jesus gives us his pardon, pro-
II an anu AIE 10 AAAG
Emmanuel, that is to say, God is
with us!"
Pilgrim was glad to welcome
back, Deacon N. N. Smith, who had
been away because of illness.
Christmas visitors were Mr.
Ernest SinlSfield of Knoxville,
Tenn. and Mr. Jacob Holoman, Jr.
Of Washington, d. G.
Trustee Benjamin F. Taylor
gave an inspiring Dedicatory
Prayer.
Next Sunday, DIR. Massey viii
preach, and the three choirs viii
sing. That evening at 7 pm. a
race relations movie win be shown,
The Burden of Truth" in Fellow
ship Hall.
Wednesday, December 81, a Cof-
fee Hour, Watch Night Service,
Sermonette and Ordinance of Com
munion win be held. The Service
viii begin at $3.50 pm.
You are always welcome at Pill
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GARD OF APPRECIATION

We wish to thank all Of those
who so kindly remembered Mrs.
Gage during her recent illness and
disqualification with prayers, beau
tiful cards, flowers, visits and
other kindnesses extended. Special
thanks to Rev. Charles M. Sex
ton and Rev. NJ. L. Simmons for
prayers and visitation. Your
thoughtful interest has been a
source of encouragement. To one
and all we wish you a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Gage Sr.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our father,
Mr.. Daniel Mathew Wagner, who
passed away December IS, 1914.
TIL memory fades and life de-
parts, You viii live forever in cur
hearts"
Sadly missed by children, Fran
ces Langford, Estelynne Rodgers
and Leon Wagner.
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JIG chrisfmos SforY

by Mildred Jordan
The old story Of Christmas brings
70 mind the drama in the life
Of
The Savior How He was born in
a manger and how He was
sought and Three Kings Of
the Orient
were guided by a star and how
they went bearing gifts TO the
Holy Child.
The old story OF Christmas tells
as Of the quiet, silent. Holy
Night
Of reverence and OF the concern
and devotion Of the Holy fam
ily. Let US remember today
In our hearts
the story Of the Christ ChiId--let
us remember and rejolcel
Today. let us search for the star
10 guide us; let us each travel
the road 20 Bethlehem and
offer our gifts
with humility and love Let us
come from the crowded stores
and remember today tho story
Of Bethlehem
And let as kneel IN prayer and ask
forgiveness for our sinful, sell
fish selves and let US seek
each our own Star
and 90 our ways In Joy and peace
with renewed dedication TO
the Savior Of the world.
For our children, we must live IN
the spirit Of Christmas in an
atmosphere OF love and under
standing
not Just on Christmas, but now
and always and forever.
We must repent for the sins OF
our time parental delin-
quenoy - political Hypocrisy
pleasure seeking and our
failure 20 love everyone every
where.
The gifts we must give our chill
dren and children Of the world
cannot be purchased and need
not be wrapped ~ and we
should give them always. ev.
cry day.
Let US remember today IN our
hearts the story OF the Christ |
Child Lot us remember and !
be humble and rejoice.
We need to re-live the old, old |
story nowi
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Urban League
Guild Holds lis
Christmos Party

One Of the most enjoyable at.
fairs Of the pre-holiday season was
held Friday evening December 10
when members Of the Minneapolis
Urban League Guild entertained
guests at their annual holiday
I party.
The gala affair was held in the
recreation room at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelma Benton,
1918 Portland Av. A short bus
mess meeting preceded the fes-
tivities with the president, Mrs.
Willard Merrill, giving her report
on activities and accomplishments
achieved during the past year.
After which the chairman OF the
nominating committee, Mrs. James
Walker presented the newly elect
ed officers, who were duly installed
by Mr.. William Cratic.
They are president, Mrs. VIII
lard Merrill; vice president, Mrs.
Garrett Davis; secretary, Mrs.
Frank Agar, treasurer, Mrs. Elmer
Smith, corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Curtis C. Chivers and chap
lain, Mrs. w. L. May.
At the conclusion Of the bus
mess session, gaiety and merri-
ment was the order of the even
ing. Games played under the sup
ervision Of Mrs. Curtis C. Chivers
proved interesting and entertain
ing and the prize was awarded to
Mrs. Mary Greene. The remainder
Of the evening was enjoyed social
izing, A tasty lunch was served
buffet style, plus refreshments
served continuously during the
evening.
Among members and guests
present were Messrs. and Mines
Robert williams Garnett Davis
Curtis c. Chivers, James Walker
Ashby Gaslxins, Albert Herndon
Frank Agar, Joseph e. sizer, Al.
fred Barnes, Rain Workout, Phel-
ma Benton; the Mines. Hazel Mer-
rill, Elmer Smith, Ralph knight
Elizabeth Rodger, Lenora Smalls
Ada f. Cyrus, Jessie Shepard. w
L. May, Howard Darnel, Thelma
Starks, Venora Tinsley, Lucille
Hardin.
And the Mines. Fay Harrison
Mary Lee Boehme, Frances NJ
Duncan, Mary Green, st. Paul
Dolly Mudd, Marie williams, Els,
Their Patrick, Louise Hughes, Ethe
Blackwell, Adrienne Ratliff, Juan.
tia Myers, Frances L. Humburd
Lillian Balenger, Josephine Oden
all Of st, Paul, Virginia w. But.
ters, Doris johnson; the Misses
Suzanne Hyde, Carole Gibbs, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Madison. Judge l.
Howard Bennett and the Messrs
l. II, Erwin, Robert johnson, Wal.
ter Foster, T. NJ. Godfrey Sanga,
Mike Miller, and Albert De Long
Jr.
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FOURTH STREET CHURCH OF
GOD IN CHRIST


GOD IN CHRIST
And the word was made flesh,
and dwelt among us John
ia. This was the text from which
Pastor William B. VILLA m s
preached Sunday December 81. In
summary this is what he said
God has always existed He is
from everlasting to eVerlattng
God the father, looking upon the
plight Of fallen humanity, sent
His son, who had no body, but was
a spiritual personality"
He further stated that the son
willingly said. Il win 60" and the
word Christi was made flesh, be-
coming a babe, born In Bethlehem
Of the Holy Spirit and conceived
in a young virgin maiden named
Mary. BY this miraculous concep-
ton Christ took upon Himself
human flesh.
Why? You ask me-" he stress
ed, so that He, Christ, who never
knew sin might become the sin
sacrifice for lost sinners. Christ
was born to die, on a cross, 70 shed
His blood to redeem us from the
kingdom Of satan into the kingdom
Of God, and He now lives in heav-
en- and is a High Priest for all
who believe in His gospel"
The world today has crowded
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wARRINGTON'S All CLUB
IN FIRST MEETING

Warrington Schools first All
club met Monday afternoon De-
cember Is, at the home of Mrs.
Jacqueline Thompson, S24 e. 81
st. During the business session,
the girls voted to entertain their
mothers at a Christmas tea be
given at the home Of Mrs. Grace
Warfield, 1927 Portland Av., at
2:3O pm. Monday December 20.
Mrs, ]. Strom, assistant Henne-
pin county worker for All clubs
will be guest speaker, at the tea.
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CHARLES DAVIS DIES
FUNERAL SERVICES
HElD MONDAY, DEC. n

Charles Davis, 90, Of l112 Ere
mont Az. n. died December II
at Veterans hospital where he had
been a patient FOR ii weeks.
He was a native Of South Caro-
lima and had resided in Mime
apolls since 1896. He was a men,
Der Of Graham Temple Church of
Cod in Christ and a veteran Of
World War l.
He is survived by his wife, Mary
b.; one daughter, Mrs. Madelyn
Hudson. both Of Minneapolis; two
sisters. Hattie Robinson and En-
cline Weldon, both Of South Caro-
lima.
Funeral services were held at
I pm. Monday December IS, at
Graham Temple with his pastor
Bishop J. w. Graham officiating
assisted by Rev. w. B. williams.
Burial was at Fl. Smelling Ma
tional cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home in charge Of the
service.
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CHURCH
NEWS

Christ out Of Christmas as they
did then, but He wants entrance
into your heart. Let Christ be in
your Christmas.
We win be having a 8 am. pray
er service Christmas day. We in
vite you to come and pray to God
with us. Merry Christmas from the
Fourth Street Church.
Annual watch services viii be
held December 81, beginning at
$50 pm. at the church Come
worship with US in prayer.
Lannie Bergman, reporter.
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Ounces Leader
Gives Interview

O9NG& HBNGaWh3Ha
Continued from Page -
that is IN the exploitation Of re-
sources for development
(skou Toure'a answer) Yes. the
United States can help in four
ways:
4 on the diplomatic level II can
help rs TO gain admission 70
The United Nations and, IN turn,
assist rs IN establishing friend
" relations with her allies.
2. On the economic plane the u.
g. can help IN conducting re-
search for natural resources. IN
particular In the realm OF mines
or minerology and In conduct
ing the subsequent exploita-
ton, or development
3. The establishment Of CONNER
cial intercourse. which would re-
suit in on exchange Of Gulnean
products for American products,
IN the main technical and scien-
tific equipment
4 IN the cultural domain Guinea
counts heavily on the u g and
hopes for an Intimate and CO.
operative cultural exchange In
five years time teacher ex-
change beginning now would
help US TO realize our ambition
81 having every cuinoan school
child speak English as well as
French. We envsago vast
cultural program and would
welcome the United States
contribution. especially IN the
area Of teaching.
''whnt About Foreign Investors ?"
@. What protection WIN the
Guincan Government offer 10 for
eign investora7
A. We intend 10 extend the
same fiscal guarantee OF long dur
alton which u now accorded 10
Fria and 10 Bauxite du Midi 10
any new capital invested. There
viii be at least a five year tax
exemption and no limit imposed
on tho amount OF investments.
Q. win you mako statement
outlining your political and ideol-
ogical preferences
A. The Republic Of Guinea IL
undor the influence OF no bloc,
neither East nor West Her ORR
entation up untl this time has
been a specifically African policy.
mean BY that goal Of inde-
pendencc and unity OF all Of AZ
RIGA.
@, That is the same philosophy
as Prime Minister Nixrurnah'a
A. Yes exactly. Al the same time
the Republic Of Guinea asplres for
the rapid Transformation Of Az
Flcan countries into modern count
ries. The state Of Guinea win be
dominated by this aim alone and
win Judge her future partners by
the manner In which they regard
this aim. At tho present time there
are aizeabie Western investments
IN Guinea, There are none from
the East.
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GRAHAM TEMPLE SUNSHINE
BAND To HAVE PARTY

Graham Temple Church of God
in Christ Sunshine Band, under
the direction Of Mrs. Lucille Nc
Duffie and her committee, is hav-
ing a Christmas party at the
church, $40 Elwood Av. N, Sat
urday December 81, at 1 pm.
All children of the community
are invited.
VERONA Lloyd is president and
Mary Jenkins is secretary OF the
band.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

wish to express my thanks
for the many cards, floral offer
ings and other kindnesses re-
ceived during my recent illness
and to wish each and every
one of you a Joyous Holiday.
Mrs. Theresa Johnson, 66S Aur-
ora Ave, St. Paul.
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Cali Taylor 7-402i to place g
want-ad Ask for Mrs. Hughes.

There's something Of interest
10 every member OF your family
IN this newspaper every week.
shop with firms advertising in
this newspaper this Christmas.
You'll be trading with friends.
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CATHOLIC INTERRACIAL
COUNCIL MEETS

The monthly meeting OF the
Catholic Interracial Council OF the
Twin Cities was held ON Thursday,
December 18th In Room lila OF
81, Thomas College. ST. Paul. The
meeting featured Rev Edward
Grzeskowiak OF the Governors
Human Rights Commission who
spoke on the Fundamentals Of Soc
ial Justice in the Interracial Move
ment.
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m MENTORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
husband and father, Holsey B.
Camp, who passed away one year
ago, December rs, 1857.
Not a day do we forget you.
In our hearts you are always near,
AS we loved you, so we miss you
At the end of one long year.
Sadly missed by Mrs. Holsey B.
Camp, wife. and children.
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|'Kidnoper' Of John
Seized in Berlin

BERLIN, Feb. IL B.-West
Berlin police have arrested DR..
Otto Wohlgemuth. the mys-
ferrous Berlin physician who
Otto John said drugged him
and kidnapped him to Commu-
mist East Berlin.
The police reported they
picked up the doctor yesterday
as he crossed over by elevated
train from East Berlin to visit
a former patient.
DR.. Wohlgemuth had been
hunted since July, 1854. when
he drove across the East Ber-
lin border with John. then chief
of West Germany's antiespio-
mage force. John attacked the
West German government at a
press conference a month later
and in subsequent statements.
John returned in December,
1855. and surrendered to West
German authorities.
Despite the warrant out for
his arrest, DR.. Wohlgemuth
made numerous secret trips to
West Berlin. Then the police
got a tip from an informer and
were waiting for the doctor yes
terday as he left the train in
the fashionable Grunewald res
idential section Of the British
sector.