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Evening star., 1946-08-05

Senator and Mrs. Forrest @. DON
nell have been so eager to see their
children and grandchildren that she
was ready weeks ago to start for
Missouri. Their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Rogers,
and little Elizabeth and Richard
Rogers live near them in Webster
Groves, and a new interest in the
family is that there is to be a
daughter-in-law. The engagement
of Miss Ruth Ellen Latter to their
son, Mr.. John Donnell, now an at
torney in st. Louis, was announced
several weeks ago.
Mrs. Stewart, wife of Senator Tom
Stewart, of Tennessee, is another
wife whose luggage was practically
at the front door for week, ready
for a possible quick departure for
Winchester. They have with them
now their two sons, Capt. Tom
Stewart, jr., who served in the Army
in Europe, and Paul Turner Stewart,
who joined the Navy at seventeen
and saw service in the Pacific. Betty,
the daughter of the family, did Red
Gross work during the war, and all
three children went with their par
ents to Tennessee.
Mrs. J. William Fulbright was
ready to leave Friday evening for
Arkansas If the Senator was free.
He will remain in Fayetteville and
thereabouts for some months, but
Mrs. Fulbright has to return to
Washington the end of this month
to meet their two small daughters,
Betsey and Bosey, who are in camp
in New Hampshire. She and the
children will then go to some cool
vacation spot for couple of weeks
Mrs. Wallace H. White skipped
ahead of Names senior Senator
and left Thursday night for their
home in Auburn, where she probably
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Couple Wed
In Puerto Rico

In candlelight ceremony In the
Post Chapel of Fort Brooke. Puerto
Rico, 1t. Dorothy Marie Carlson.
A. N. c., recently became the brids
of Capt. De Forest s. Lewis, A. y. S.
Offlciating clergyman was Chaplain
John A. Clark, A. U. S.. of Cliffside
Park, N. j.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Carlson of Warren,
Pa, and the bridegroom is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Lewis of
Washington.
1t. Carlson wore a white gown Of
heavy crepe with lace bodice and
sweetheart neckline. Her veil Of
silk net was fastened with lace and
orange blossoms. and she carried
a small white Bible covered with
miniature carnations and daisies.
The pearls she wore were a gift
of the bridegroom.
1t Olga Ricknell, A. N. c. Of
Kewanee, H.. was maid of honor,
and 1t. Robert r. Vessels. jr., U. S.
A.. was best man. Capt. John Y.
Pearce, Medical Corps of Ballinger.
Tex. and 1t. Everett Hagberg, A.
U. S. Of Warren. Pa, acted as
ushers.
Mrs. Lewis attended Warren High
and Augustana College, and is a
graduate of the Robert Packer Nurs-
ing School of Sayre, Pa. Capt.
Lewis, graduate of George WASH
ington High School of Alexandria,
attended George Washington Uni
versity.
After a honeymoon in Charlotte
Amalie, ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Capt. and Mrs. Lewis will make
their home in this city.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Women to offer
Peace Program
To Paris Parler

With the backing of several wom-
ems groups in the District, repre-
sentatives Of the Peoples Mandate
Committee, headed by Mrs. Thomas
Burke, Latin American chairman of
the Peoples Mandate, will arrive In
Paris by plane from New York to-
morrow to bring before the Peace
Conference the Declaration Of
Principles, regarded as essential to
lasting peace.
Accompanying Mrs. Burke will be
Mrs. Claude Pepper, wife OF the
senator from Florida, and Miss
Mary Gertrude Fendall, a member
of the executive council OF the COM
mittee. The delegation will be joined
in Paris by Mandate Committee
members from several Latin Amer
ican republics who have been ap-
pointed by the chairmen in their
countries to represent them.
The declaration of principles,
which the delegation Is taking to
the Peace Conference, was adopted
by an inter-American conference Of
the Peoples Mandate, held In
Washington last March. The con-
ference, which was attended, by
women from all the American re-
publics, instructed committee ofr-
GERS to have the declaration brought
before the European peace parley
whenever it should convene.
The declaration emphasizes that
the terms of peace treaties must be
made in accordance with human
needs and. that the interests of the
people affected, and not the ambi-
tons of rival governments for power,
must. be the first consideration
People always have and always
will combat intolerable conditions;
neither ornaments nor machinery
can be created strong enough to
maintain injustice" the treatise
states.
Miss Mabel Vernon, director Of
the Peoples Mandate Committee
Evening star., 1946-08-05

sister, Helena, a native of Washing
ton, is spending the summer with
friends of her parents on their farm
in nearby Maryland. Little Miss
Helena now seven, was born here
while DR.. Won Numers was attached
TO the Legation before the war.
The retiring Commercial Counse-
lor of the Belgian Embassy. M
Joseph Jennen, with Nine. Jennen
and their daughter, Mile. Jennen,
sailed last week to return to
Belgium.
M. Robert savoie has taken over
the Office of Commercial Counselor
having been in Washington for two
months or more before the depart
ure of M. Jennen. M. and Nine.
Savoie with their two small sons,
Robert and Nicholas. are occupy
ing the house at 6625 31st street
in Chevy Chase.
The Air Attache of the Brazilian
Embassy, Brig. Gen. Altahyr Eugenio
RoZsanyi, and Senhora de Roz-
sanyi have taken the house at 4975
Hillbrook lane where NJ and Nine
Jennen lived while in Washington
Gen. and Senhora de Rozsanyi have
with them here the latter's mother
Senhora Alice Favre, and they re-
Gently moved into the house In
Spring Valley after staying at the
Roosevelt for some time after their
arrival.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Ne1Vs Of Interestm Capital Area

on the Maine coast, where they have
taken a cottage during August.
. Miss Elaine Wise. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wise of Chevy
Chase, flew to Atlanta to be the
guest of Miss Virginia Herzog
Miss Wise will visit other parts of
Georgia and Florida before return
ing home in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Steece OF
this city left Saturday by motor for
Miami, where they will spend two
weeks. Their son, Mr.. Robert Steece
is spending two weeks in Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. Robert o. Ewell went to New
York the middle C. the week to as
sumo her new duties as administra-
tive assistant in the Office of TWA
similar post to the one she has
held here. Hurriedly arranged as
a farewell fete for her was the
party Tuesday evening which Mr.
and Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip, jr.,
gave in their Massachusetts, avenue
home. Mr.. Vanderlip recently was
demobilized from the Army and Is
an executive of the airline.
Evening star., 1946-08-05

announced today that the Paris
bound delegation will have author
ity to speak for millions of people
In the Americas who have indorsed
the declaration of principles.
Among the women's groups in the
District who have officially approved
the statement are included such
prominent organizations as the
Wonnan's Club OF Chevy Chase, the
Women's City Club and the Pilot
Club International.
Miss Vernon also said that word
had just been received from Rio de
Janeiro that the Brazilian Fedora
ton for the Advancement of Women
had Endorsed the declaration and
that the vice president of the fed
Grafton. Dona Anna Amelia Car
metro de Mendonca, one of the
leading women Of Brazil, had i'm
mediately obtained a special inter-
view with the President of the re-
public to present the declaration to
him. This is considered particular
ly important by the Mandate Com
tmittee," said Miss Vernon, "for
Brazil Is the only Latin American
republic which is represented in the
Paris Peace Conference.
There is hope in the fact" Miss
Vernon pointed out, that many of
the smaller nations have already
announced that they will oppose the
most dangerous compromises made
by the Big -Four Foreign Ministers
and will demand adherence to prin-
cipies." IF people all over the world
will now demand an end of compro-
misses and return to principles, it
would affect not only the treaties
now being made but the all-impor-
tant German and Austrian treaties
still to be negotiated" she said.
The committee director explained
that in order to express the public
opinion gathered in the Americas,
mandate representatives will inter-
view every delegation head at the
conference and endeavor to present
the declaration to the conference.
Forign Ministers and Washington
Ambassadors, who are delegates to
the conference, have assured the
Peoples Mandate their support" she
commented,
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Miss Doris latter
Is Recent Bride

Miss Doris latter, daughter Of
Mrs. Charlotte Susan latter of Lon
don, recently became the bride of
Mr.. Albert D. Sharp, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sharp of Silver Spring
The Rev. Marion S. Michael of
Marvin Memorial Methodist Church
in Silver Spring offciated.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by Mr.. A. j. Baker, had for
her maid of honor Miss Beryle Mil
stead. Miss Patricia Sharp was the
bridesmaid and little Darlene Con-
nor was the train bearer. Mr.. Steven
A. Jarboe served as best man for
the bridegroom and the guests were
seated by Mr.. Fred Sharp and Mr..
Kenneth Baker.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Goldberg an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Sylvia Gladys Gold
oerg, to Mr.. H. Edward Chozick, the
wedding to take place in September
Miss Goldberg attended Strayer
College and the bridegroom-elect
attended the University of Virginia
and was graduated from George
Washington University Law School.
He is the son of Mr.. Harry Chozick
of Hartford and served with the
9th Infantry Division in Europe.
Evening star., 1946-08-05

will do some sketching and paint
ing while the outdoor season re-
mains pleasant.
Senator and Mrs. Chapman Rev.
ercomb expect to stay in West Vir-
gina for most of August, but may
take a vacation somewhere else
later In the season. Their son Will
liam joined them Friday from
school. George, their other son, Is
working in Vermont during the
summer, and their daughter Anne
is visiting there at present.
Idaho is a long way off and Sen
ator and Mrs. Glen H. Taylor did
not plan to leave with their three
small children for their home in
Pocatello until this week. Arod,
the eldest, is ten and Paul John
is four, while the newest member
of the family, Gregory Alan, is just
a month old.
Senator and Mrs. Lister Hill are
among those not hurrying to get
home. Lister, jr., is now at a sum-
iiiC1 CdHlp dilo tlICu udukIlGeT,
Christine, is visiting in Wisconsin,
so it may be few weeks before the
family leaves for Alabama.
Mrs. Elmer Thomas, wife of the
senior Senator from Oklahoma, is
staying in Washington during the
summer, although the Senator will
be in their home State until she
joins him in Medicine Park in the
fall.
Senator and Mrs. Josiah w. Bailey
left last week for Raleigh and will
likely stay in North Carolina until
the new Congress convenes.
Mrs. Styles Bridges also did not
wait for adjournment of the session,
but left about two weeks for New
Hampshire, the Senator left i'm
mediately after adjournment to join
her in Concord.
Evening star., 1946-08-05

Mrs. John Lohmdn, 5r.
upper lett, Is the former
Miss Kathleen Marie Long,
more, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel Longmore.
Underwood Photo.
Mrs. Lannes Beverly VIII
Hams, jr. upper centerJ, for
merly Das Miss Barbara Belle
Mahar, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen E. Mahar.
Steve ZWeig Photo.
Mrs. William Franklin Zum-
brun upper right, the bride
OF Mr.. Zumbrun, is the former
Miss Helen Faye Lippiatt.
-Harris & E1Ding Photo.
Mrs. Sidney Morton Sells
GoDer CENTER is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Minnie E. Pollock
and formerly ,pas Miss Betty
Susan Pollock.
--Lloyd's Photo.
Mrs. Douglas 2. Doty floDer
right is the former Miss Bar
bara Elaine Walker, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Walker.
Harris & EDin1 Photo,
Evening star., 1946-08-05

Mrs. Harry Embrie Zuver and her
children, Werth and Angela, left a
few days ago for Switzerland. Mr..
Zuver will join his family later in
the summer. Mrs. Zuver has visited
Washington frequently from New
York.
The Rev. and Mrs. Raymond L.
Wolven have left for a trip to New
England and are spending August
In Sorrento, Me.
Miss Elizabeth l.. Fox of Tulsa,
Okla. and Miss Margaret l.. Fox of
Chicago are visiting their brother,
Mr.. J. Bradford Fox In Silver
Spring.
Mrs. Marion Kern, formerly of
Washington and now of Biloxi.
Miss, who has been the guest of
Miss Marion Smith for the past few
weeks, will leave tomorrow to visit
relatives in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell,
who has returned from visit with
her son in New Jersey and relatives
and friends in Connecticut, will
leave soon for trip West.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Glascock have
returned to their home on Van Ness
street after visiting In Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, for the month of
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Johnson
have returned from an automobile
trip in Virginia and North Carolina
En- route home, they stopped for
several days at Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. Anton Heitmuller will join
her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Love, and
family for visit of several weeks
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Engagenzents Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Clarke of
Pittsburgh announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Miss Eileen
K. Clarke. to Mr.. Raymond S. Shoe
maker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond L. Shoemaker OF Bethesda.
The wedding will take place in
October.
Sfonesifer.CaI.
The engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Vivian Stone
sifer, to Mr.. James Cameron Gail,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gail of
Winnipeg, Canada. has been an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
5tonesifer of Washington. The
wedding will take place in the fall.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Miss Barclay
Is Engaged

The engagement of Miss Dorothy
Lawrence Barclay to Capt. Barnett
Huse, jr.. Of San Francisco is an
nounced by the bride-elect's mother,
Mrs. Hugh Gaylord Barclay, jr.
Capt. Huse is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Huse Of Sacramento. He is a
graduate Of the University of Cali
fornia and now is on terminal leave
from the Army Air Forces.
Miss Barclay has been serving
with the American Red Cross In
Europe and recently returned to
1er home in GEORGETOWN.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
adjournment Brings
Exodus From CAPITAL
Families of Legislators
Always Ready To Travel
By Marearef Germ ond

distinct cheerfunes in the
homes through the end because OF adjournment
Seveny-ninth Congress
mid June, when adjournment thought to be
closed locks and
finally off, only
Evening star., 1946-08-05
announcement

Miss Matina Stephanos. daughter
Of Mrs. Gus Stephanos of WASH
ngton and the late Mr.. Stephanos,
was married recently to Mr.. Peter
D, Troupos, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs, D. Troupos of Greece,
Evening star., 1946-08-05

MRS. HERBERT.
The former Miss Mdrilgn
Beatrice By,OaterS, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard W
By,Daters OF Washington, was
recently married to 1t. n. a.
Douglas Keith Herbert, U. S.
N. r., son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Herbert.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We win buy your
house TO-DAY or sell to cash eiien,s st tq
QUICK, % 81 assi IL un1ii iRifs'spin pm. icsAL 81.
CHARLES S. GUM has clients waiting
% purehsse homes in any section of Wash.
TOP DOLLARs; sc, NJ. and Maryland
appraisal s|'srsi al, with no oolisstion, We hav.
M e EUR 4s eui5 as. .ns s.nn .1.
rsxsoNise S se1 NEEbfp Eill n ONCE in or near
suFEkSsERaER: spras. oss5cJ, D MN
YOUR home. business or investment pr OPP
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saSsAs sisRf snes Co. 's's san sci. your hous.
:sfs ssPs sson 9Ss '''Hs: 5es Ct h's'
cAsn sfYEss 10. and Nd property.
sesDc. ssisi 81 ss''': .ssI I1' .ssd. :sn
NE. AND s.E. PRoPERIY-w. paw all
sssn IT'S sap5rsi5ss nno spiek 'e,en GnNN
CASH OFFER for your property al once,
any. condition, anywhere in D. C. MA
VETERAN WILL PAY $1,000 down and
500 monthly for house in D. C. or nearby.
bo beS Yo9 eS9-v WANT sfas SPEEDY ACTION. aI lis.
win pay top price ENTERPRISE REALTY
AZ AZ oNGf Esf Il s oNcf. e. a * oSef $aHe or
bedroom house in D c. or nearby Nd.
s. s. this this t,mes Can Ex 2s55;; YOUNG Z
FoisRss' FoWs HeGsfs.w. etsAss. hsv. several cash
eos 1E s q. n snx IN With
RIIDDELL REALTY CO, Df' 1000. Ewes.
nGiSST n ~ iEnx~ryr.rSr
house. We give prompt. courteols service.
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value today. Our opinion. entails no obli-
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81 cash HodER Moss 'Fssls.' RsslseT, apss 1ss
raY cAsa ol H9 W2s seso cl
Any sny ssstien' ssas any condition. MR.. b LIss,
! g rtsas VI; c.. sh' MI Il ssss ssa
PARTY wants to buy from owner, white
Ss esy 'sHrss s CASH h0uis ses R IL Any ssp 9nd0n will
COUPLE with 3 children win pay up to
Ss0. 900 for home in nearby Montgomery
Bethesda. Chevy Chase or silver spring
Srat SEsn; has necessary cash; no agents. WI.
Old FRAME HOUSES are bringing TOP
Closes eoss in ITs' B. G Mr. 81 s.ss Re-
sESLty G DEsfEkATE sass T for 1883 home, modern
or fairly modern: any desirable section;
no agents Box 460-V, Star 90
WOULD like to buy direct from owner 3 or
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REFINED COUPLE desperately need house
for own use; price not important If nice
No brokers Box By. Star o7s
PRIVATE PARTY wants to bedrm
brick detached house. oil or gas burner,
D. C. nearby Md. or Va. Box 1888, Star
DESIRE HOME. needing repair, from pri-
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2 OR 5 BEDROOM HOME in nearby Md ;
reasonable: no brokers. WA 6195 2Qs
VET, 2-3 bedrm. house from owner; no
agents: describe fully: Takoma PIX. Walter
Reed or Silver Spring section. Box 13S-
naMEDIATELY. 2 or bedroom house
in D. c. or suburban Maryland Priced
IN fsfhs fkrSof NG GkoRGEs 6oTGNrr 6 or m9 nearp,
Md. conv to transportation. F. r DENIS,
5000 50th ave, Bervyn, Nd, To- 6043
PRIVATE PARTY. family of 4, wants to
buy 5 or 6 room house in d. c. or nearby
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy from
owner. 2-bedroom house or apt in NV.
section. Conn. ave. preferred or near
Apply Box 240-X. Star. -26
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlANp.

GEORGIA AVE. EXTENDED; S14,950.
tunity to secure q brand-new center
entrance brick residence containing spa
cious living room, opening on large con-
kitchen, including 7-ft Frigidaire; 8
lovely bedrooms and tiled bath with
shower: level lot beautiful landscaping;
auto oil heat Can be purchased for
So 900 cash Reasonable monthly pay
ments Call SH. 1918. PARKSIDE
REALTY CO.. s632 colesvills rd.. silves
eprinE, Nd. IA
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@ rear POI, porches. one 1nclosed; finished base
bssa snd back 0ss
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sooMIsc 'as5a 99 of til. most GO con-
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ssoeS sseesat e5esa s.rms ls?
$4,000 cash required For further IN
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:, bedrooms and 2, full baths on End noor;
slate, roof corner, lot: recreation room with
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closed sleeping porches: 2 bedrms on 3rd
floor; maids rm. and bath, auto heat, .
car sarage: property in this convenient
section sells quickly. Call WO 1900, until
pm EDW H. JONES d CO. INC,
$500 Conn. ASe NV. "a