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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-19

all the Congos borders not
Congoee Belgians 1t really
collection regional factions each of which
by trbalsm.
policies will be that of coalition; but many
will split after its birth
CONSTITUTION AtantaIt puts in the position of
having for the privilege of giving aid It's
of those being taxed
10 n
providing the funds and
make the African nations always see the
n he
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-19

defense and objection the but looked
the maoretes hopping and down and disguised
knowledge
hbons the where Negroes reside
put performances The
spirited the frantic vulgar exerions of the maorettes
country the The marching
and papas didn't help either
believer
equality Negro right
sometimes
public unworthy exhibitions the
least parade
coming the which
planning appauded
respctbecause applaud
happy stereoypes perpuated
Disguised and Ashamed,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Additional news from
Chester may be found on
page 16 of this paper.

Alonzo G. Wright, Sperry rd.,
Chesterland. Among t h
other 1872 guests present were
the Ambassadors secretary,
Miss Diana Epinger and his
press attache, Mr.. MenSah .
Mayor and Mrs. Anthony Ce-
lebrezze, Curtis Lee Smith ,
Press of Cleveland Chamber
of Commerce, Cleveland City
Clerk and Mrs. Harvey Atk-
ms; Mayor and Mrs. William
Stapleton, Shaker Heights
Judge and Mrs. William K.
Thomas; Judge and M T S .
Harry B. Jackson, James Lis
ter, Director Of Urban Rene
wal and Mrs. Lister; Pres.
of the c. E. l., Ralph BeSSe
and Mrs. BeSSe; President OF
Cleveland Y. M. c. A. RaS-
musSen and Mrs. RaSmuS =
sen; Congressman Frances
p. Bolton; DR.. Margaret Bit
ter, German Consul in CleVe-
land, British Consul in Cleve-
land, D. c .Robey and Mrs.
Robey; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Seltzer; DR.. Rembert Stokes,
President of WilberforCe Uni
verSity and Mrs. Stokes; Paul
Walter, President of World
Ferealists; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Luntz; Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Mccarthy; Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Stouffer; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Keelan of Boston Mrs.
Stewart of Baltimore; DR.
and Mrs. Charles Smith, Phil
adelphia; Bishop and Mrs. E..
G.. Hatcher Of the A. M, E.
Church.
DR.. Hahn was intensely in
tereSted in the Wright farm
and before the luncheon took
a tour Of the farm. For re-
Taxation the ambassador does
poultry farming and garden
ing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Happy Birthday

Congratulations to N. c..
Patterson who reached h i S
80th birthday on May %. He
was guest Of honor at a fami-
ly party held at the home
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Memorial Day in Chester

Over 800 people attended
the Memorial Day program
held in the Chester school
auditorium on May 80. This
was sponsored by c h e S t e T
Grange No. 2479 assisted by
the V. F. w, the West Geau-
ga high school band directed
by Thomas Stanton and other
organizations and individuals
The program proceeded as
formerly announced except
that because of rain, t h e
march to the cemetery and
services there were cancel
ed. Instead, a service very
similar to the usual one at
the cemetery was held at the
school in charge of V. F.. w.
Post 1892. This impressive
service closed with taps.
The guest speaker was Da-
vid DenniSOn of Warren, for
mer congressman from the
l1th district.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
West Geauga High
School Scholarships

The following West Geauga
high school seniors have re-
ceived scholarships:
John Campbell $1,000. 90 to
Carnegie Institute of Techno-
logy, also $4,000 from the
Rotary Club.
Marian KarSnak $3.50. 90,
Chagrin Falls Women's Club.
Rachel Thayer $4,000 cha
grin Falls WOmen'S Club al
so $1,000 per semester, Tay-
lor University.
David Samstag Full 4 T.
year scholarship to Prudue
University.
Rose Runo $4,000 West
Geauga p. T. A. scholarship.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Nurses Association to Meet

The West Geauga Nurses
Association will meet on
June 8 at 8:15 pm. at the
Society for Metals Building
in Russell, The speaker will
be DR.. Clifford KLEIN, Cleve-
land. His topic PLASTIC Sur
gerry for Children" Refresh
ments will be served by cat
ererS and reservations are
requested. Call Mrs. Jalmer
Johnson, PA 9-4695.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Completes Training

Miss Sylvia Whitmer, The
daughter of Mr.. and M s
Carl Whitmer, has complet-
ed her training as x Ray
Technician at Huron R o a d
Hospital and has satiSfaCtor-
lily passed state examinations
She is now a reSiStered X
Ray TeChniCian. She will re-
main at Huron Road HoSpi-
tai in this work.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
N. Il. II. A. Baton
Contest Glass A

The N. B. T. A. Baton CON
test will be held at the West
Geauga high school on Satur-
day, July 9, at $50 am. &c
DST). Spectator donations =,
adults so children, .25.
$50 Geauga closed tWirl-
ing and strutting four
groups, 0-8 to 10 and over;
$3.50 beginners, girls and
boys, six groups OF to 16 and
over.
HOO Corps t12 or more
members Junior average
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Chester News Briefs

Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mel
son of Mt. Clemens, Mich.
spent the weekend and holi-
day with Mrs. Nelson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Rit-
OndarO.
Mrs. Joseph Braund a n d
son, Henry of Staten Island q,
N. Y, are visiting relatives
here.
Lawrence Robinett is visit
ing his mother and other re-
lativeS in Meeker, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tay-
lor of Boulder City, Nevada,
were visiting relatives here
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wilburn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Will
hanson were in Steubens-
vile, Ohio, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Battles
were in AShtabula on Wed :
neSday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Herbert,
Oak Harbor, were calling on
friends and relatives h ere
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Will
liamS and Mrs. Amber Fair
Of Parma were Sun d y
guests at the Ritondaro home
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bat
ties, Mr.. and Mrs. H e II y
Battles and Mr.. and M + S &.
Forrest Bond were called to
Warren and Southington by
the death Of Harry Whiting
ham.
Glenn Halls family gather
ed at his home on Sunday 3,
May 20, to remind him of his
72nd birthday which occurred
that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Riton-
daro had their family to the
number Of 16 at their home
on Sunday for a picnic.
Mrs. Joe Shearer is in Ge-
auga Community Hospital
where an operation was per-
formed on May 26 for the re-
moVal of gall stones.
ElWood Sperry is confined
to his home by illness.
O. A. Ranney is suffering
with an injured shoulder eau
Sed by a fall.
Mrs. George Mapes spent
the weekend and holiday in
Angola, Ind, with Mrs. E.
M. Ferry. She ACCOMPANIED
her brother, Fred ThWing
and his daughter.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02

age IL and under, senior 13
and over.
Ensembles (3-11 members)
Duets; Novice Twirloff, a !
1St place beginners
100 pm. Advanced girls;
Boys;
$3.50 Baby doll ages At;
Princess 9-12; Teen queen,
1914; queen, Is and over /.
Judging on beauty, costume
and personality.
Two Baton; Flags; Strut :
ting Military;
Grand Championship TWir-
loft all first place advanced.
Children of Geauga county
do not need to be members
of N. A. T. A. to enter. Troph-
les and medals given. F o r
cost of entries call Mrs. Hen
ry Weed PA 9-7754. T h i S
event is sponsored by Torg-
lerette Corps, mon compet-
ing). Send entries to M S d..
James Torgler, 1906 Dorsh
Rd., South Euclid 21, Ohio.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
NEWS from CHESTER

In the Maypole D a n e
were John Boheen, Donald
Bercheck, David Snider, Su-
san Corlett, Ellen jenkins g,
Gregory Gauntner, Cliff An
drews, Dale Havel, Robert
Bartolotta, Laura Alldridge,
Justine Cherney, John Fati-
ca, and Ronald Thomas.
The program eneded with
David LouckS acting as mar
rator and explaining t h e
meaning of Memorial Day
Then all sang America The
Beautiful" and God Bless
America"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Card Party

Mrs. Ben Rhodes and Mrs.
Ralph II. Chapman were hos
tesseS at the card party at
the K of P Hall on May %.
The party was very well at
tended. Winners in pfnochle
were Mr.. and Mrs. Yaro So
ika, firstS; Glenn Hall and
Mrs. Ruby Covert, second
Five Hundred winners, r. P.
DeWalt and Mrs. william
Clark, firstS; George Parr
Mrs. Clara ThraSher, sec E.
ond Grand prize winner Mrs.
Joseph Fabry.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Ambassador Entertained
In Chester

Ambassador to the U. S.
from Ghana, w. M. @. Hahn
was guest of honor at a lun-
cheon on Sunday, May 20, at
the home Of Mr.. and NJ q.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Faculty Members To
Attend College

These West Geauga facul-
ty members plan to attend
the following colleges h S
summer:
Alvan Paschall Case In
Stitute of Technology.
Irwin Howell Northwest
ern University.
Andrew SaVchuk Kent
State College.
James Butler Western Re
serve University.
Paul MORN viii S tud y
languages in Spain.
w. Ralph Factor Colum-
bia University.
Thomas Stanton Wander
cook College of Music.
Anna Acitelli Lake Erie
College.
Andrew Davis Bowdoin
College.
Robert Mccullough T u "
lane University.
Robert Thomas K n
State College.
ROSalie Lazzaro John Car
roll University.
Mary E. Archer To study
Art in SDain-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Maple Leaf Temple
Has InSDectiOn

At a specially called meet
ing for Friday evening May
27, Maple Leaf Temple No.
223 was inspected by Grand
Chief Mrs. Paulyne ThOmp-
son from Columbus.
A rating Of excellent was
received. The halls had been
decorated with flower arran-
gementS in the lodge cOlorS,
by Mrs. Lyle Battles. Most
Excellent Chief Mrs. Id a
Ruth RoSeum was in charge.
Among the rs present were
members from the Temples
in Willoughby, Mentor, Ash
tabula, WeSr FarmintOn .,
Medina, Chagrin Falls a n d
Middlefield. Visiting officers
included Grand Manager
Mrs. Erla High. AShta5ula;
Past Grand Chief, Mrs. Mild
red Atterholt, Cleveland Hell
ghts; District Deputy, Mrs.
Marian Rogers, Medina; Out
Guard Elect, Harold L e j.
by, SOuthington; Dist. Dep =
uty, James KOthera.
Candidates were Mrs. Ken
meth Sperry, Miss Geraldine
Ditto and f. G. Purciful.
Mrs. O. A. Ranney was pre-
Sented with a past chief pin.
Refreshments were served.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
Thanks to Safety Patrol

Judy Dannemiller, a fifth
grade pupil at WestWood Ele-
mentary School is to be COM
mended for her quick think
ing which possibly saved sew
eral children from injury by
a passing motoriSt. On May
i9 at about 4:15 pm. the bus
driver, Neal Pendleton stop
ped to discharge several chill
dren on Rt. 322. Judy, who is
a member Of the school safety
patrol, saw that the motoriSt
was not going to stop and
held the children back so that
they would not be hit by the
passing car The mOtorist
finally stopped at least a car
length past the bus.
Chester Baptist Church
Father Son Banquet
A Father Son Banquet
has been announced for June
16 at the Chester Baptist
church. The guest speaker
will be John Cotton, natural
iSt from Lake Punderson
State Park. He will t I e S
wild life and camping in his
talk and will show a film .
Reservations for the dinner
may be made by calling Mrs.
II. w. McGreW PA 9-7809 or
Mrs. Lester Schurum PA g.
4056 Adult tickets are $3.50
children under II, rs.
Other Church Activities
June 7, 8 pm. Friendly
Glass meets at the church.
June 8, II noon Ladies
Aid luncheon.
June II, $50 Fellowship
class supper picnic at t h e
home of Lawrence RoSeun.
June II, 10 Childrens day.
Special program by nursery
and junior groups.
June II, II am. COmmun-
ion service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
SiXtieth Anniversary

Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Painter of 40
Buckeye Dr.. They reached
the Goth anniversary Of their
marriage on May 20. T h e
event was celebrated with a
family party at their home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02
WeStWOOd Bree2eS

WeStWOOd Breezes
The third graders in Mrs.
Ida Shows room presented a
MayDay program on May
q at 2:30 pm. in the West
wood School center hall.
The narrator, Sandra EW-
art explained the history of
May Day. Sally Hatchel was
crowned May Queen and Nc
Donald Boze, May King
Special May songs were by
Denise Donaldson, Laura Do
noVan, Peggy Gilletly, Joan
Bosworth, Kay Gilbert. Dav-
id Anderson, Darline KruSe
and Steve Madison.
FlutOphOneS were played
by Michael Geary, Kathleen
Helmerick, Diane Eek, Doug
lass Burns, Paul Judd, Rob
erta Brown, Robert Devecki,
Bobby Jones and George
Long.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02

of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pat
terson on May 90 and plan
ned by his daughter, M + S g.
Kenneth Sperry.
Mr.. Patterson was born in
Mentor the son Of Augustus
and Dora Ferry Patterson
He came to make his per-
manent home on the Ferry
farm in Chester in 1898. This
is still his home. Mr.. Patter-
son is unusually active f 0 +
one of his years. Besides TAX
ing an active part in the bu-
SineSS Of the Patterson Fruit
Farm, Mr.. Patterson h a S
many interests outside h i S
home. He has taken an i'm
portant part in the establish
ment of the Farmers Mark
ct in East Cleveland and is
now the secretary and treas
urer of the Northeastern Ohio
Growers Cooperative AsSoci-
alton. He is a member Of the
Masonic and K Of P Orders,
The Farm Bureau Council g,
and is a member of the Ge-
auga Maple Festival Board.
All in which he takes an
active part. Last winter Mr..
Patterson made a trip 0
California to spend a month
with his son Vernon and ia
mily. This very Highly re =
spected man is at 80 years
Of age one Of the most active
citizens of Chester.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

Excellency Manlio Brosio,
Ambassador Of Italy, in
recognition of meritorious
service to the musical and
cultural life of the Nations
Capital by the Opera Society
of Washington. 21st Of Janu-
airy 1860, Hobart A. Spalding,
President"
Signor Brosio replied in the
same cheerful and smiling
vein. saying he not only liked
the people in the Opera Soci-
ETY., but also if the Italian
A m b a ssador wouldn't do
something for opera. who
would?
AS Atomic Energy Commits
sioner and Mrs. John McCone
walked into the Venetian
drawing room to greet the
hosts, they encountered
Robert Schmorr, the tenor
Roderigo in tonight's opera,
dressed in the complete cos
tune of a Venetian gentle
man of the Renaissance
period. Though the only per-
son in costume, he looked
extraordinarily natural in
that room.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Gov. Rockefeller to Appear
On TV at Dinner With Ike

ard University Choir on a
program that would include
speeches by the President
from Los Angeles, the Vice
President from Chicago and
G.. o. P. Chairman ThruS-
ton Morton, POSTMASTER,
from New York.
1T was a question of pro-
tocol," said Mr.. Murphy
yesterday, las to who would
be on the program. If there
was to be a Governor, it
should be the senior Cover
nor"
my FIRST FEELING was
that the dinner was actually
a salute to the President and
was not in any case a contest
between future possible can
didates. I didn't want any
thing to detract from the
main purpose of the dinner.
The reason for asking the
Vice President to introduce
the President was that the
Vice President did it four
years before at a similar
dinner, and we did not know
who else to ask" continued
the Hollywood star. 1T isn't
speech; it's just an intro
duction." When Mr.. Nixon
heard sometime ago that the
political aspects we're caus-
ing some disagreement, "he
graciously offered to with
draw" Mr.. Murphy explained.
After further conference
we have decided that it would
be best to have both the Vice
President and Gov. Rookie
feller on the program" he
stated.
WHEN ASKED what the
New Yorker would do on the
TV show, the program chair
man replied, He will prob
ably do the same as the eight
other speakers-a recap of
the achievements of the Eli
senhower administration over
eight years"
The names Of the other
eight speakers will be an
nounced in the next day or
so. They will represent a
cross country selection and
will be picked up from eight
different cities. each speak
ing for l.20 minutes. The
overall program will last As
minutes. he said.
Insisting that he had al
ways been very objective IN
politics. Mr. Murphy said,
Both Gov. Rockefeller and
Vice President Nixon are good
friends Of mine"
The Italian Ambassador
and Signora Brosio have be-
come a blessed boon to the
Opera Society of Washington.
They lent their Embassy
for the first Opera Society
Ball, they have been constant
Evening star., 1960-01-22
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star staff Writer

Mrs. Eisenhower revealed
today she plans to make her
annual trip to Elizabeth Ar
den's plush health resort,
Maine Chance, in Arizona,
again this year. probably in
March.
All in Red
The First Lady stepped out
"ln the red" today to have
coffee with group of Repub-
lican congressional wives.
She made one of her rare
appearances at a private
home here, all dressed in red.
The group met at the res
idence of Illinois Represent
ative and Mrs. Leslie Arends.
Her dress was of red wool
jersey and she also wore a
bright red coat and hat
the same costume she chose
to greet the President when
he returned from his Eu-
ropean and Asian trip. Com
pletlng her outfit were smart,
black kid pumps.
In speaking about the
Presidents trip. which she
didn't go on, Mrs. Eisen-
hover remarked that she was
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Mrs. Eisenhower ReturninQ
TOAriz0nQ Maine Chance

sorry that she had missed it,
adding with a sigh that it was
so much simpler clotheswise
for men to travel than for
women lust a dinner
jacket"
She added that she was in
the throes of getting things
in order for their South
American trip.
Stays Long
The Presidents wife ar
rived at II and was still
chatting with the guests
well after noon. which had
been scheduled as her de-
parting time.
Mrs. Carroll Kearns was
seen chatting with the guest
OF honor about Denver. Mrs.
Kearns' parents were among
the early settlers in the city
that Mrs. Eisenhower has
long called home"
The First Lady seemed to
enjoy the informality of the
gathering and handed her
coat to pretty, brunette
Betty Arends to model. She
came away a corsage richer
it was of pink carnations
and sported a small elephant.
The decor for the event,
Evening star., 1960-01-22

promoters both in word and
attendance, and they are at
the moment in between CIV
ing two parties to launch
the 1860 season of Washing
tons increasingly important
opera group.
They gave a cocktail party
yesterday afternoon in honor
of the officers and trustees of
the Opera Society, and this
evening following the opening
night performance OF Verdi's
"Otello," they will give a black
tie supper for members of
the cast and musical director
Paul Galloway. They couldn't
include everybody they
wanted at the supper so they
simply split their list and
gave two parties.
So grateful for their sup
port is the society that yes
terday its honorary chairman,
Mrs. James Douglas. wife of
the Secretary of the Air
Force, used the lighthearted
occasion to present the Am
bassador with a scroll of ap-
probation. Beautifully en-
Scriped. it reads as follows:
CERTIFICATE OF AP-
PROBATION awarded to His
Evening star., 1960-01-22

which even spilled out the
front door. had a definite
G. o. P. theme.
There was a four and a
half foot elephant sign at
the front door with an arrow
pointing to the entrance and
inside there was a special
elephant conversation piece"
Mrs. EiSenhoWer'S ready
smile came when she saw two
French elephant masks. each
with a message.
One said. How lucky can
we be this coffee hour to have
as our guest Mamie Eisen-
hover"
And the others answer was
You're right my dear, a
dinner with Ike many can do
but coffee with Mamie is
Just. too too"
Mrs. Arends had split the
decor in her split level house.
On the lower level. where the
coffee was served, fruit and
green's were used and above.
VIII ere Mrs. Eisenhower
greeted the members in the
dining room, there were
flowers arrangements.
The two serving tables,
where the First Lady was Of
Evening star., 1960-01-22

fered such tasty bits as
cucumber and watercress
sandwiches and chicken and
almond rolls, were covered
with hopsacking cloths.
so Flags
The coffee table flew the
so State flags.
However. it was the other
centerpiece that drew the
"ohs" and "ahs."
This was a huge Samoan
bowl which was filled with
smoking dry ice. Over this, a
silver tray was filled with
ice cream Strawberries.
Mrs. William Springer is
president of the group, and
other officers assisting we're
Mrs. Harold Ostertag, Mrs.
H. Allen Smith, Mrs. Roman
Hruska and Mrs. Perkins
Bass. Acting as a special
hostess was Mrs. Ross Adair.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
By BETTY BEALE

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will
be included on the Nation
wide closed circuit television
program to be presented Janu-
ary 81 at the Embarrassing
Dinners With Ike" George
Murphy said via telephone
from Los Angeles yesterday.
An earlier decision not to
include Gov. Rockefeller, who
will be guest speaker at the
dinner here in the Sheraton
Park Hotel, had caused an
undercover controversy for
weeks between Washington,
New York and Los Angeles,
where Mr.. Murphy, as pro-
gram chairman, has his head
quarters. Members of the
G. o. P. District Committee
thought in the interest of
party unity and in view of
Mr.. Rockefeller's outstand-
ing victory in 1858. he should
have a part in the program.
Il assure you that the Vice
President had a great deal
to do with the suggestion
that this be reconsidered,"
said Mr.. Murphy, who called
shortly after noon yesterday.
The Los Angeles Times had
come out with a story yes
terday morning quoting a
Rockefeller aide as saying
the Governor had reached
"the boiling point and may
cancel his speech if no part
Of it is carried on the TV
program"
1T WAS A 'FOLLOW-UP
of stories by this columnist
appearing in The Star Sum-
day and Wednesday con-
corning the controversy over
the program and also over
whether or not there would
be a head table at the Wash
ington dinner. After the New
York Governor demanded it,
it was agreed that there
would be a small head table
in each of the two rooms
where he will speak. But
until Mr.. Murphy's an
nouncement yesterday it was
understood that the dinner
in the Nations Capital would
be represented by the How
Evening star., 1960-01-22

ANNA MARIE ALBERaHETTI,
beautiful singing star Of
screen and tsIsvlsion, begins
a one week engagement at
the CASINO ROYAL Monday,
Ian. rs. For reservations call
Ma. e.7700.
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gomery's e Like the
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show
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got audience Old Soldier
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Evening star., 1960-03-18
STEVENSONITES.
SUPPORT TURNER

The District Draft Stevenson
Committee announced la S t
night that it will support ]. C.
Turner, District Democratic
national committeeman, for re-
election at the May 8 primary.
Seymour M. Chase, commit
tee president, said that his
group also will back Mrs. Katie
Louchheim, Democratic ma
tional committeewoman, for re-
election.
He said that the committee
reached this decision after be-
ing assured that Mr.. Turner
and Mrs. Louchheim will vote
for Adlai E. Stevenson at the
Democratic National Conven-
ton if the pro-Stevenson slate
of delegates is elected at the
May 3 primary here.
However, Mr.. Chase said, the