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Evening star., 1936-01-19
PITTS BASKET PROS
AT HEURICH'S TODAY
Former Sing Sing Inmate Will
Lead Formidable Quintet
Into Contest Here.

THE Heurich Brewers basket ball
team returns to town today to take
on Alabama Pitts professional passers
at the Helrich Gymnasium Twenty
sixth and Water streets, at $50
o'clock
A former foot ball star at Sing Sing,
Pitts gained national notice last year
when. after a highly publicized battle.
he was ruled eligible to play base ball
by Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands.
commissioner OF the sport.
Playing in the outfield for Albany
OF the International League. Pitts
started the season well. but finished
with 240 batting average.
In foot ball. as member Of the
New Rochelle, N. Y. professional
eleven. he gained the commendation
OF outstanding gridders. His basket
ball team invades the District with a
record of 19 victories in 26 starts.
Promising preliminary action will
see Acacia's fast five stack up against
Delaware and Hudson toSsers at 1:30
o'clock, with Agriculture and Frederick
facing in a girls game an hour later.
Admission will be 40 cents.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Powell Can Step. Too.
CENTER FIELDER JAKE POWELL,

l>ENTER FIELDER JAKE FOWELb'
too. is one of the swiftest Of all
outf1elders. Powell, In his first sea-
son as a major league regular. stole
IS bases last season on club that
consistently trailed because OF inferior
pitching and made the art OF stealing
bases an unusually risky practice.
Who will hold down right field, OF
course. now is moot question with
Manager Harris. but three of the four
or five possibilities would serve as
capable running mates for Hill and
Powell. Johnny Stone, probably the
most logical candidate. is speedster
in his own right. although he never
has capitalized fully on his gift of
picking 'em up and laying 'em down
Carl Reynolds. acquired from the
Red Sox in the December trade that
also brought johnson in exchange for
Heinie Manush. also would fit the
speed motif of the National outfielder,
A former athletic star at Southwest
ern University. Reynolds won con-
siderable fame as "oneman track
team and for several years he was
rated behind only Ben Chapman In
his ability to arrive at a given point
In a hurry.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
CRICKETERS ADJOURN

SYDNEY, New South Wales. Janu-
ary 18 (P)-On treacherous wicket
South Australia was dismissed by New
South Wales for 81 runs in a Sheffield
shield cricket match today. The home
team had made IA for no wickets
when play closed for the day.
Don Bradman, great South Aus
tralian batsman, lost his wicket be-
fore he had scored.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
BOYS CLUB LIST FULL
Twelve Basket Ball Games This
Week in Several Glasses.

With a schedule of II games PROM
ising close battles in five weight divi-
sions, the Washington Boys Club
Basket Ball League will see action on
four days this week. Following is
the schedule:
SJ-POUND CLASS-Friday 4 Blues VS..
Grays; Saturday. 2:l5, Merrlek VS.,
GEORGETOWN
100-POUND CLASS - Saturday, 3.
GEORGETOWN vs.. Young Democrats. 3.f5,
Merrick VS.. Red Birds.
IIj-POUND CLASS-Tuesday. 1,45.
Northeast VS.. NatlopalS; Saturday, 6.45,
Americans vs.. GEORGETOWN.
i30-POUND Wednesday. 7:45.
Brookland VS. Fleetwngs; Friday, As.
Merrick VS. Brookland
IIJ-POUND CLASS-Tuesday S4h.
GEORGETOWN VS. Washington Bows Club
Varsity; Wedne sday. SO. Northeast vs.
Merrick; Friday S:45, C. c. c. No. ! vs..
c. c. c. No. 5: Saturday. 5:45. c. c. {.
No VS. C. G. c. No. a.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Callaudet Lists
3. u. Grid Team

CALLAUDET has arranged a
foot ball game with Baltimore
University for next October "a, but
the site of the contest has not been
decided.
There is no game slated here that
day thus far, George Washington
playing Wake Forest on the night
Of October % and Maryland, Cath
olic u. and Georgetown oil being
away the next day.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
CANCEL DUCKPIN MATCH
Baltimore Fears Miss Simmons
Might Incur Disfavor.

BALTIMORE. Md, January 49,
The Ida Simmons Audrey Mullaney
20-game match, planned for the Rec
reation drives February 8 and 9. has
been Cancelled to avoid, local off,
Gals seid. any possible embarras-
ment for Miss Simmons were she to
roll here while this city is involved in
q controversy with the National Duck
pin Congress.
As replacement for the match
Mrs. Mullaney has been paired against
Naomi Zimmerman, United States
sweepstakes queen.
A 20-game joust. afternoon ane
night blocks. will be rolled at the
Tivoli at 2 and 7:30 pm. on February
8. with an identical program at Re-
creation the following day.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Louis to Get Rest Till June
When He Will Face Sc1,melin q;
Plans Belated Wedding Trip

said Schmeling would sail for New
York April Is from his home in Ger
many. and that he would pick out a
training camp next week.
Jacobs. who watched Louis achieve
his fifth major victory without batting
an eye, said that Schmeling would
ruin Louis"
Anybody who carries the fight to
Louis can beat him." he said, "and
Schmeling can do that"
Evening star., 1936-01-19
1n1e Sport test Gardeners Major League Base Ball
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

1t did not take Mike Gibbons
more than minute and half to
assert his supremacy as king Of the
middleweight class. He put Jake
Ahearn away in the first round, and
1t was three minutes before Jake
realized what had happened.
Jess Willard has been offered
$50,000 to defend his heavyweight
title against Frank Moran at Oat-
man, Ariz., on July 4.
Norris Straughn's Bureau OF
Chemistry team heightened it's lead
in the Agricultural Interbureau
League by taking all three games
from Accounts. Gowan was high
man for the winners with a 334 set.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, January 18.-
nj Around the hot stove
" league: Any time the Dodg-
4 ' ers outbid another club for
a ball player, it's news that's
why the Lindstrom deal caused SO
much commotion in Flatbush and
nearby points when Casey STEM
gel heard about it, he cracked: "At
last we've got professional on the
club"
There may be another base ball
fued cooking. brothers Eddie
Collins was plenty burned up at
Joe McCarthy's remark that the
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Baltimore Bowl
Has Few Games

ONLY four games have been
booked for the Baltimore
Stadium so far for next Fall In con-
trast to q full slate there during
the 1885 season.
Maryland's list calls for only one
tilt there. Washington and Lee on
Thanksgiving day. while Navy will
take on Yale and NOtre Dame In
the big Monumental City bowl OH
October II and November Z, re-
spectively.
City College and Baltimore Poly,
ancient SchOolboy rivals of Balti-
more. provide the other clash on
November 81,
Evening star., 1936-01-19
G. W. CUBS COME BACK
Beat Marine Team for Eleventh
Basket Win in 12 Starts.

George Washington's freshmen five
got back to winning ways yesterday
when it walloped the Marine Barracks
quintet. 5l-22, at the G. w. gym.
Held in check the last several times
out, Sid Silkowitz broke loose for the
freshmen to score IL points Faris and
Innes also were in scoring form.
It was the eleventh victory in IL
games for the winners, who have slost
only to the Rinaldi Tailors.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SHUB TO LEAD BOXERS
Chosen Columns U. Captain for
Second Season in Row.

For the second consecutive year
Leon Shub, District A. A. U. and
Golden Gloves lightweight boxing
champion. has been elected captain
of the Columbus University ring team
which opens its season against Miami
University at Turner's Arena on JAM
uary %.
Plotting Columbus through an un-
defeated season last year, Shub is
ranked highly among local collegiate
fighters.
Coach Bobby Goldstein. former
University of Virginia scrapper, now
is drilling squad of hopefuls which
includes such local standouts as
Henry Peterson. 126-pounder; Bobby
Rawson, las; Bob Grimm, IT'S, and
Shub.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
HOEKE HOLDS CUE LEAD
Goes to Top in D. C.. Three-Rail
Meet as Lamson Wins.

Breaking the three-way tie In the
District three-cushion billiard cham
pionship, Warren Hoeke, veteran.
rushed to the front in the tournament
last week as Everett Crouch and Gene
Flynn, his closest competitors. each
dropped game to Curtiss Lamson.
IAmson, incidentally, now holds the
high run Of 8.
Although dropping out Of the lead
for the first time since the tourna-
ment began, Crouch and Flynn still
are in . contending position, holding
second place in company with Gene
Ruark, present District. and former
United States amateur champion.
Henry Baers 5l2 Is the best average
pes inning.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SCHOLASTIC ACES
INVITED TO MEET
A. A. U. Wants Baker, Dixon
to Compete in National
Prep, High Event.
BY the Associated Press.


"a yEW YORK, January 1.-TWO
of the country's outstanding
N interscholastic stars. Bob
1 Dixon Of Bridgeton Academy.
Maine, and Bill Brown, l7-year olS
youngster from Baker High School.
New Orleans, have been invited TO
compete in the national A. A. U. high
and prep school indoor track and
field championship in Madison
Square Garden on February %.
Dixon, New York City high school
product. equaled the world indoor
6O0-yard record Of 1924 in handi-
cap race in which be started from
the 6-yard mark.
Baker. an all-around star, jumped
into national prominence in the recent
Sugar Bowl meet N New Orleans
when he won the hop. step and jump
from field that included Solfurth,
a member OF the 1882 Olympic team;
Roland Romero. national senior
champion. and Nathan Blair, winner
at the Penn relays.
He has run 100 yards in 10 seconds;
has high jumped 6 feet q, inches,
and broadjumped "a feet 2i2 inches.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

1oys a reputation throughout the
league as one of the speediest OF all
base runners and perhaps the fastest
In complete turn of the sacks. Jesse,
who will observe his 9th birthday
anniversary tomorrow, capitalized OH
his speed while matriculating at the
University of Southern California. a
renowned incubator Of great track
teams.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
johnson Is Slowing.


IN ROGER CRAMER and Melo AL
mada the Red Sox have hotfootin'
duo and if Manager Joe Cronin ac-
tually does decide to make an out
fielder of Bill Werber the Bosox speed
in the garden would be greatly in
creased. Manush, however, would hold
It down.
The Yanks, with Ben Chapman in
center field and Roy johnson in left.
boast a fleet pair of outfielders. but
johnson no longer is rated the speed
ster that is Hill Seven years OF ma
5or league campaigning have taken
their toll on Johnson's legs, which car
ried him to 80 stolen bases in 1891
with Detroit.
There are other ways Of winning
ball games than by sheer speed, true
enough, but if Washington's pitching
1s no better than it was during 1895
there at least will be the satisfaction
of knowing that We National hurlers
offerings are being brought back to
the infield as quickly as humanity pos
sible-that IS, of course, If they still
ere in the park.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
COLORED RINGMEN MEET
Eleven From Twelfth Street "Y'
to Invade Baltimore.

A squad of II boxers, representing
the Twelfth Street Y. NJ c. A.. will
go to Baltimore on Tuesday to meet
the Druid Hill Avenue Y. The To-
Gals, fresh from victory over the
Richmond Recreational Association,
are expected TO score another triumph
Those planning to make the trip
are Willie Willis. Robert Berryhill,
Glenn Powers, De Witt Marbley,
Claude Thomas. John johnson, Frank
Scott, Robert Lockett, Ingram Zan-
ders, William Morgan and Robert
Taylor.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

incoming players must be regulars.
The blood pressure or Prexy Ger
ry Nugent of the Phillies must have
shot up 20 points when the Inter-
national League averages, came out
and he found his prize buy, Out
fielder Woodley Abernathy, sup
posed to be all kinds Of slugger,
hit only .276 for Baltimore last
season.
Roxie Lawson. Detroit pitcher;
Mel OFT and Zeke Bonura all play
independent basket ball during the
Winter to keep in shape >. they're
pretty good at it. too Alex Kam-
pouris OF the Reds is the only Greek
Evening star., 1936-01-19
"Y" BOYS FIVES ACTIVE

League Has Eight Basket Ball
Tits on Weeks Card.
Eight basket ball games will be
played in the Y. M. c. A. Boys De-
partment League this week, starting
on Wednesday night. The Y. M. c.
A. Hawks will be the most active
team, scheduled to play three games
on as many nights.
The schedule:
Wednesdsy-Y NJ c. A. Hawks. VS..
Northeast Boys Club. 6:I5: Y. M. c. A.
Flashes VS.. Dewes A. G.. :42
ThurSday-Y. M. C. A. Ravens vs..
Georgetown Boys Club. 4; Y. NJ. c. A.
Hawks VS.. GEORGETOWN Boys Club. :. :,
Friday-Y. M. c. A. Hawks VS.. Y. M.
c. A. Ravens. 4.
Saturday, M. C. A. Flashes VS.. Trim
ity NJ E., =: Chevy Chase PreSoyterla ia n r,
VS.. United Brethren. A.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

NEW YORK.-Irvin (Ace) Bailey,
former Toronto professional hockey
star whose playing career was ended
by a fractured skull In crash in Bos-
ton, Is returning as coach Of the Uni
verstty u Toronto sextet.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
HILL AND POWELL
WINGED FOOTERS
Reynolds Once a Zone Man
Track Team"-Subs Also
Can Heat Spikes.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
T OLDOVER shortcomings oi
IL 1885 may crop up to harass
J. the Nationals M when nj the '.F bar
can League race next April, but
Washington fans today, at least, have
the satisfaction of looking forward to
boasting najo league base balls
swiftest orltfleld
As mulch was assured the Washing
ton club late last week when Presi-
dent Clark Griffith completed the deal
which sent Outfielder Roy johnson
and Pitcher Bump Hadley to New
York in exchange for Jesse Hill
speedy gardener. and Jimmy DeShong
c5-year-old right -handed pitcher.
Hill, already designated by Manager
Bucky Harris as the Nationals regu-
lar left fielder and lead-otf man, en-
Evening star., 1936-01-19
"Y" EAGLES WIN GAME.

With every member of the winning
team taking part in the scoring, the
Y. M. C. A. Eagles gained 1918 ver-
dict over the Northeast Boys Club yes
terday in a fast basket ball game on
the Y, M. C.. A. court.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
DERBY FANS KEEN
FOR SEVEN COLTS
Grand Slams Backers See
Easy Victory if Race
Is Run in Mud.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r OUISVILLE, KY. January 1s.-
Their appetites whetted by the
knowledge that entry blanks
IL for the $4,000 added Ken
lucky Derby soon will be ready for
distribution, turf fans Of the blue
grass have emerged from their VIM
ter's Information to size up the Derby
eligibles.
With the high mortality rate among
Derby favorites falling to break their
certainty, many Kentucky dopesters
now predict that the winner will
emerge from the select group of seven
colts.
They are Hal Price Headley's Hol-
lyrood, Marshall Fields Tintagel, Bo-
mar Stables Grand Slam, c. B.
Shaffer's Coldstream, Joseph E. Wild
ener's Brevity, Willis Sharpe Kilmers
Ned Reign and E. r. Bradleys Bien
Joli
Hollywood, which won the Pimlico
Futurity and was runner-up IN the
Belmont Futurity and Kentucky
Jockey Club States, is well liked around
here.
Grand Slam, winner Of the Jockey
Club Stakes and second TO Hollywood
in the Pimlico Futurity. also has his
hackers, who figure that if the track
is muddy this colt should win in a
breeze.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Keen Over Rrpyitv.

WIDENER has high hopes that
Brevity. winner of the Cham
payne Stakes at Belmont and strong
finisher calculated to like the Derby
distance, may give his stable It's first
Derby victory. Bien Joli. largely be-
cause he's the property of E. r.
Bradley. winner of four Derbies, is
not lacking for supporters.
Ned Reigh showed his prowess when
he won smashing victory IN the
$4,000 added Junior Champion Stakes
at Aqueduct, running the 6l2 furlongs
in 1:1835. The Kilmer colt also
won the Walden Handicap at Pimli-
co, and was third in the Pimlico Fu-
turity
Coldstream, touted as the 2-year-
old champion, fzzled after winning
the HYDE Park Stakes at Arlington
Park, and running a dead heat with
RED Rain in the Saratoga Special.
The Shaffer colt ran fifth in the
Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes and was
far back in the Belmont Futurity.
Coldstream. however. still has hackers,
who look for him to return to form
IN the Spring.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Others Which Are Liked.

CLOSELY behind this group on
their rating in 2-year-old rae
ing are Wheatley Stables Shark, Og-
den Phipps' White Cockade, Admiral
Cary T. Grayson's Bold Venture, CAL
umet Stables Crossbow II and Sun
Teddy, Bradley's Bow to Me, Milky
Way Farms The Fighter, Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt's Postage Due,
Brookmeade Stables Delphinium, Mrs.
Sllas B. Masons Valedictorian. c. V.
Whitney's Triumphant, Greentree Sta
ble's Memory Book and T. c. Wor-
den's Mansco.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
QUINT WOULD BE GUEST.

Lyon Village basketers would like to
play on foes court Monday or Tues
day. Call Manager Christie, Walnut
9387-J.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Manush failed to land regular berth
but all indications are that the big ex-
National will play left field for the
Fenway Parkers.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Red Sox are "just an improved
club" Collins is sorry he can't
say the same for the Yanks .
"Let them go ahead and stand
pat j.. it probably will mean they'll
wind up behind the eight ball." he
said.
Have the Reds told Kiki Cuyler
to go ahead and make a deal for
himslf? re all the moaning in
Philly re Connie Mack wrecking the
AS. Bill Dooly asks: "How can you
wreck a Wreck?" and an eighth
place wreck, at that ). the Braves
will not trade Wally Berger except
on a 4-for-1 basis and all the
Evening star., 1936-01-19
OVER HOCKEY INJURY.

fotals----1O 323 Totals 0
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ADVE RTIsEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

Meanderng around town these days makes it apparent
that summer has been left behind sho nu You just
the crspness of autumn weather in the new things
displayed in the shops It's the time of year to reshen
things up" Kay has found some places that real
finds. Read em below-youll discover the prices are
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Mrs. Tydings
HonorGuest

Mrs. Willard E. Tydings, wife
of Senator Tydings, will be the
guest of honor of the United
Democratic Women's Clubs Of
Maryland, at the annual dinner
and dance to be held at the
Lord Baltimore Hotel in Balti-
more the evening of Thursday,
October g.. Mrs. Mary H. Du-
vail is Chairman of the Clubs.
The annual convention and
election of State officers of the
Clubs will be held at the Lord
Baltimore during the day. The
members are urged to bring their
friends to this Convention as
matters of vital Importance to
the women and their part in the
Presidential campaign will be dis
cuSSed.
Dinner will be served at $50.
followed by talks by speakers Of
national Importance. Dancing will
begin at 10 o'clock.
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Dinner Host on
Terrace

Mr.. David McMorris, son Of
Commander and Mrs. Charles H.
McNorris, was host at a dinner
party last evening at the Shore
ham Terrace for his house guest,
Mr.. Hoyt Fawcett, of Coronado,
Cal. Mr.. McMorris is leaving in
a few days to enter Princeton
and several OF the guests also
are preparing to go away to
school.
The guests included Miss
Patricia Griffin and Miss Betty
Sabine, who will enter Smith
College; Miss Margaret Payne,
who will attend Hood College:
Miss Anna Page, who was gradu-
ated from Miss Madeira'S last
spring; MidShipmen Roger Payne
and Roger w. Schumann, jr., who
are preparing to leave for An
napolis, and Mr.. John McMullen,
who will go to Massachusetts In
Stitute of Technology.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland Gil
lilan, who occupy an apartment
at the Shoreham. will leave
Washington the latter part of
the month to spend a few days
at the Homestead in H It
Springs, Va.
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Diplomat Host
At Dinner

The Secretary of the Yugo-
slavian Legation and Nine. Pera-
zic entertained at dinner last eve
ming at their home in Massachu-
sets avenue, in honor of the new
Charge d'Affaires of the Egyptian
Legation, Anis Aver Bey.
Following the dinner, Mr.. and
Nine. Perazic took their guests
to the Shoreham Terrace for
dancing.
Mrs. Richard R. Ely, accompa-
MED by her two daughters, Miss
Louise Ely and Miss Nancy Ely, of
Manila, P. l., is stopping at the
Dodge for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene M. Sui
Ivan, jr., of Springfield, Mass.
have arrived in Washington and
are at the Shoreham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sullivan came here from
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon, OF
Charlotte, N. c., is stopping at
the Dodge while in the Capital.
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100r Z ;. . Topics

By Flora Macdonald

|going up to New York today
to be his house guests over the
weekend. They are Mr.. and
Mrs. John R. Callaghan a n d
their niece, Mary Catherine Bu-
teaud. Mr.. Kress was in Wash
ington earlier in the week and
the Callaghans entertained at
dinner for him when among
their guests was DR.. Paul Y.
Rosenberg.
Stopping only long enough to
deposit their luggage, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Sol Bloom,
accompanied by their accom-
plished daughter, Vera, went
through Washington en- route
to New York and the primaries.
After a few days stay they re-
turned here and are now busy
getting settled for the Fall and
Winter in their attractive home
in Columbia Road. They have
had a delightful Summer in
the mountains, having taken a
home in Bluemont for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hamp,
ton Ellis debarked just re.
Gently from the Normandie
and they have reopened their
home on Massachusetts Ave
nue.. With her sister, Miss Lu.
ella Chase, they toured the con.
tinent for about two months
They had a delightful stay al
"Rippon Lodge" in Yorkshire
England, which is the name.
sake of the Ellis's country es.
tate in Virginia.
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Prominent Women to Attend

The Ambassador Of Argentina
and Nine. Espil left today for
Cambridge, Mass, to attend the
Tercentenary ceremonies. From
there they will go to New York
to spend the weekend with
friends on Long Island where
they will see the polo matches at
Meadowbrook, in which the Ar
gentine team will play against
the "Greentree" team. The Ar
gentines arrived last week from
Berlin, where they won the Olym-
pic championship. Our team,
consisting of G. H. Bostwick,
Gerald Balding, Tommie Hitch
cock, jr., and "Jock" Whitney,
who were victorious over the Ar
gentines several years ago in
Buenos Aires, extended an in
vitation to the ArgentineS to play
again for the championship. The
first secretary of the Argentine
Embassy, Senior Don Hector Diaz
Leguizamon, will also attend.
Show Saturday
Getting back to Washington
the annual Spring Valley Gold
Cup Horse Show will be held
this Saturday-and from all re-
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Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Tacey Kelly
Crane, of Harpers Ferry, w. Va,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Helen Virginia
Crane, to Mr.. David Webster
Duffy, son of Mrs. Franklin
Wright, of Middleburg. Va, and
Washington, which took place at
Harpers Ferry on September 7.
Hugh G.. Grant, American Min
lister to Albania; Mrs. Grant and
their daughter, Miss Louise Grant,
are at home on leave and visiting
in Washington. Miss Grant at
tended the Brillamont School, at
Lausanne, Switzerland, last win
ter, rejoining her parents at Tirana
in July.
Mrs. Irene K. Thielen, of Bloom
ington, ILL.,, is at the shoreham
while in Washington. She will re,
turn next month to establish her
home in the Capital.