Court said there was no evi- THE EVENING STAR dence that the suave doctor's Wotkintton, D. C.. Thursday, Docombot It, 1958 A-3 20 of 23 New Cardinals Receive Otto John Case relations with East German Communists wen treasonable pardoned by President Theodor mitted driving Mr. John over or he kidnaped Mr. that had Heuss early this year. the East Berlin border. John. in Ceremony Doctor Cleared Dr. Wohlgemuth admitted Dr. Wohlgemuth himself re- Red Hats Vatican defected Com- KARLSRUHE, Germany, Dec. Mr. John to putting Mr. John in touch with mained in East Gttrutnny except munist East Germany July 20, high-ranking VATICAN CITY. Dec. II 18 (AP).—Dr. Wolfgang Wohl- Communists. Mr. for secret, hurried trips into (AP),—Amid medieval pagean- 1954. Returning after 17 months John, he said, believed Nazlism West Berlin, where there was a gemuth. who former West Ger- East, try. Pope John XXTII today vp ley. »* <#. - JSfiSS In the he claimed Dr. and militarism were reviving in warrant for his arrest. placed high * v man Security John Wohlgemuth drugged and kid- West Germany police finally the red of their .> and fed Berlin hats ms V; v , 45*7- Chief Otto was up West ar- office over the heads of 20 of claimed spirited him to East naped him for the Reds. Mr. with it. He testified that the February . Y rested him last when the 23 new cardinals of the Germany, was acquitted today John was convicted of treason! security chief went over to the he crossed into the British sec- Roman Catholic Church. of treason charges. two years ago. sentenced to East voluntarily. tor of Berlin to visit a girl More than 35,000 cheering The West German Supreme four years in prison, and was' Dr. Wohlgemuth also ad- friend. ' persons filled the vast Basilica of Bt. Peter for the public con- sistory, the climactic event in the ceremonies this week which have increased the College of Cardinals to 74 men. LADIES: Veer *ut this ad «long The new cardinals ap- On* Hour free Parking proached the papal throne | singly, their hands folded in prayer, their bright scarlet trains' trailing 9 feet behind across the green velvet carpet. Tenth in order was one of ' the two new American car- & j Gif. Wrappir, dinals. Archbishop Richard Mail Phone Order, WLIMII James Cushing of Boston. The will bo fitted prompt- other, Archbishop John O’Hara WM j of Philadelphia, was 13th. Also in the group was Msgr. Amleto

Cicognani, former apostolic del- \ $ alml egate to the United States. , of princes ij^l Each the new of lire church knelt quickly, kissed the Pope’s slipper and then his hand. Each time the Pontiff bent low to touch cheeks with U. S. PRELATES AT CONSISTORY—Richard Cardinal Cushing of Bos- the new member of the sacred ton (left), who received his red biretta from Pope John XXIII,Isshown oollege. with Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York (center) and the Most Then for each Pope John re- Rev. John F. Dearden of Pittsburgh, the new Archbishop of Detroit, at } The best gift of all is a gift from peated a solemn charge in Vatican City consistory.—AP Wirephoto via radio from Rome. Latin. While the Pope spoke, two day chair, previous Archbishop Seville, Spain, assistants of be delivered later in the and were the 23 of held one the and the Vatican's Nuncio to broad -brimmed, flat-topped will never again appear in pub- members of the College of Italy, Giuseppe They galero—over Cardinals Among Fietta. hats—the the head lic until the owners are dead. now in Rome. will receive the insignia of their of the new cardinal. When a cardinal dies, his hat them was Archbishop Francis office from the chiefs of states The ceremony proceeded is placed on his catafalque and Spellman of New York. Portugal, Spain, Italy quickly, of and lasting about one min- then suspended from the ceil- The three new cardinals ab- following ancient custom be- ute for each cardinal. ing of his cathedral. sent today were Fernando Cen- tween those predominantly j Each cardinal away nearby, Papal Portugal; ©oft/L* moved Seated in a row be- to, Nuncio to Catholic nations and the without his red hat. They will fore the altar of the cathedral Joseph Bueno y Monreal, Vatican. When you give a present from Lewis & Thos. Saltz, the receiver uncon- 1 M sciously visualizes our beautiful store and knows that quality and good cedur&l arguments from which taste are inseparably bound in the it never emerged. up package. Bring your list to us. It is NATO Displays Vitality Geneva Talks The Western side submitted our pleasure to assist you and delight the people to whom you send gifts. f~\ wNgjm^fh numerous technical proposals in the hope the Soviet bloc would Despite agree to discuss these without Internal Splits End in Failure bringing up political issues. To By CROSBY S. NOYES underline the Western view GENEVA, Dec. 18 (AP).— that all political discussion was Duropetn Correspondent of The Star The 10-nation conference on taboo, the Western negotiators PARIS, Dec. try sum up did not have delegate 18.—To to the results of the prevention of surprise attacks status, four-day NATO Council meeting today is but were officially described as which ends like ended today in complete trying to write a review of a five-ring experts. circus. The To find a common theme or trace a failure. Eastern negotiators had thread of conti- the full status of delegates at nuity amid the multitude of The talks never got down to simultaneous breath-taking of sur- a political conference. They acts is all impossible. a serious discussion a A name to conjure with but Even at the end of the show, the prise attack alert system be- were led by Russia’s American- Y pulling » task of together all the cause East and West were in educated Deputy Foreign Min- where men’s shirts are various elements of the per- total disagreement on the very ister Vassili V. Kuznetsov, who formance defies the most am- outranked the Western experts _ INTERPRETIVE REPORT purpose of the conference. . DUCK BRUSH tiful white broadcloths bitious critic. like a colonel outranks I COUNTESS MARA a ser- j LOUNGE PAJAMAS are woven in To The Soviet bloc made a vain geant. M a dc n England of .Scotland the extent that it had a the -hour final Our pure silk sport shirts How handsome he’ll look and are like no others theme all, effort at 4>/a artistically designed plas- common at this Inomici experts and .foreign meeting to have January s—or famous source m these wear, year's meeting j from this tic. You willbe amused well tailored, in quality and long NATO was do- Monday night may any other for by j ministers date—fixed re- have a richness and beau- smartly designed pajamas. Single needle tailored minated Berlin. The new I' have been somewhat overdram- sumption of the talks. a t the clever way. the by ty beyond compare. This Made a hc*ut“ul qual- by Hathaway. French threat raised Russian Prem- i atized at the time. The Westers group, led by Arab Refugees brush comes out of the ier Khrushchev’s -1 one, and CM ,*ty Tudor Broadcloth in cuffs. Sizes l4'/2 to 17‘/i. demand for William C. Foster of the United | with golfer Duck’s "body.” Bird the end of the four-power oc- Since the angry exchange embroidered classic all-over oaisley between French Foreign Min- States, firmly told the Soviet Get Jewish Aid crest on stands 12Vi"high; bristle de- $10.95 cupation - * * of the city weighed on blu l d - brown ister Couve de Murville and bloc it was useless to reconvene pocket is $22.50. Other clothcs brush is 11” high. f* D&J Anderson heavily, either directly or by unless agreed basis for the NEW YORK. Dec. 18 (AP).— "PJac ground. Smartly implication, his British opposition and sub- an Countess Mara shirts in Base has receptacle for Shirts to $22.95. on almost all of discussions could be established The American Council for the conferences, debates and sequent reports that France, has sent cotton or silk S2O to $25. cuff links or coins. $6.95 P*pcd. $10.95 by European in direct contacts between the Judaism some cash squabbles. deserted her al- Arab, refugees “isolated,” serious governments concerned. aid to the of lies was a Palestine—and expressed hope Reply repair agreed, 3-Point effort has been made to The conference how- other Jews may do the damage. Germans, espe- ever, reconvene “as early as same. practical the to In terms, the net cially, of possible." ap- The gift, announced yester- reaffirmation now that the issue East and West result was a by Berlin has been satisfactorily parently very different day, was part of a $12,000 grant occupying powers by had for the and disposed of, making elab- of might be. various lwmgnitarian NATO of are ideas when tbis their determination i' private gestures of The States, Britain, causes and was described as ! orate re- United to stand firm on Berlin and solidarity with the Italy rep- the first of Its ‘kind by an general agreement newed France, and Canada a on the urging everyone American Jewish group. Big French while resented the North Atlantic terms of the Three reply to general keep their shirts Treaty powers, and Russia, “We would hope that this Russian proposals. The Western in to on. Poland, Czechoslovakia, Ro- effort, small though it is, will notes—which Mr. Khrushchev [ Albania the Soviet prod the conscience of Amer- TREASURE CHEST DRIVING GLOVES WEDGWOOD LINKS probably mania and I will receive before Problem Emphasized bloc. ican Jews in recognizing the These are the world- the end of the year certainly Elegant men's jewelry Smart,supple,serviceable The conference opened No- responsibility which they and ™ th HUNT before the beginning of the At the same time, the first from Sweden has a gloves made of wool ELEPHANT . vember 10 and became bogged the rest of the world have for box ** Communist Party Congress on meeting of NATO since the re- and No more will you hunt de down from the start In pro- the displaced Arabs,” a council place for everything; llama orlon. Genuine «; JL« XhV* ki January 20—are expected to i turn of French Premier pigskin for f°r Cl? arettes umb° our and the form- spokesman said. keeps everything in its palms wheel- t afoer ' J include, with certain variations i 1 Gaulle to power The council is an anti-Zionist Hand am ' Fchyderm from of emphasis, three points. ing of the Fifth French Re- place. Fine leatherette gripp.ng ease. ever, has certain compensa- organization which maintains fhe dt c, *a ttc The Big Three will public served to emphasize the with gold tooling, lined stitched by "Mark-Cross.” „ j j | jr° [? reject ’ j tions the Somehow Judaism is a religion, not a si ns nsp res by ancient in"t*his solid frame. Hand problem of the alliance in at end. | French velvet. Lift- what he needs to Mr. Khrushchev’s unilateral these sessions manage to con- nationality, and that Israel is with Just Grc ma c plan turning dealing with their disconcert- hi, warm ? for West Berlin vey, as nothing else could, a a political state to which only our tray reveals space for keep hands m wo w, th consum- into a “demilitarized free city” ingly willful ally. ?d Should CfcT™ sense of vitality of the alli- its own citizens owe allegiance. valuables. In black frosty weather. Small mate skill to make rich, and will renew their standing If Gen. de Gaulle, in his talks a an d always a wonderful ance which, for all its strains There are about 100 council or mtdiam, lar e’ offer to negotiate on the broad- the visiting foreign min- maroon. $5.95 ? and enduring gift. S3O conversation piccc for with and stresses, seems likely to chapters across the country and CharcoH. $6.50 er issues of German reunifica- isters, was not notably suc- survive for some time to come. with about 20,000 members. | *6, $lO tion, European security and a cessful in demanding for homeJio. German peace treaty. Finally!| France a bigger role in NATO they will ask Mr. Khrushchev! : councils, neither was the coun- for "clarification” on whether! I cil successful in budging his demands amount to an French resistance to missile ultimatum. bases within its borders or in securing a firm promise of a Anglo-French Rift greater French military con- The threat to Berlin and the tribution. urgent need for the assembled In other rings, meanwhile, ministers to produce a firm there were somewhat more and unanimous response for- promising developments. 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