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Evening star., 1946-04-13
lichfieId Cruelty Trial
Is Recessed on Order
OF High Authority
By the Asseeioted Press

LONDON, April 13.-The United
States Army court-martial OF
SiSergt. James M. Jones, Lichfield
detention camp guard, was abruptly
recessed yesterday at the request OF
an unnamed "high authority" after
witnesses testified that certain camp
officers knew of and sometimes
Joined in clubbing prisoners.
Maj. Leland Smith, trial judge ad-
vocate, announced at the afternoon
session that he had just received the
request for recess, but he refused
further comment.
Col. Buhl Moore, court-martial
president, then ordered the recess
until Tuesday over vigorous objec-
tiors from counsel for Jones.
Earlier the defense had challenged
Col. Moore to show that he had not
displayed "bias" in suddenly order
ing the court closed during cross
examination of a witness by the
defense. The court ruled no bias
was shown.
Failed to Get Change of Venue.
Counsel for the Muskogee (Okla)
defendant, charged with assault on
Lichfield prisoners, had sought un-
successfully at the opening of the
hearing to get a change of venue,
contending that prejudice" existed
in connection with the case.
Pvt. Henry Petras of Irvington,
N. j., told the court that he saw six
guards, one of them Jones, beat a
prisoner for more than a half hour,
then place him in solitary confine-
ment for three weeks. The prisoner
lost Is pounds in weight, Petras
added.
"The officers made no effort to stop
the beatings and sometimes partici-
pated in them" said Petras.
Pvt. Clarence B. Smith of Big
Rapids, Mich, testified that he was
struck by Jones with club while
he was sprawled on the ground after
tripping in ranks.
Prisoner Clubbed in Shower.
Asked by the trial judge advocate
why he did not report the beating
to the camp officers, Smith replied:
l would De Idken care OIL, peateIl
up like some of the others were. The
officers knew about it,"
Pvt. Robert w. Schwerdtferger of
West New York, N. j., said nude
prisoner was dubbed in the shower
room because the prisoner had
broken a rule against use of hot
water for baths.
Schwerdtferger said Jones and an
other guard, Sergt. Judson H. Smith,
who was sentenced to three years for
mistreating Lichfield prisoners,
struck the man on all parts Of his
body for five or six minutes.
The three witnesses had been con-
fined at Lichdeld in the winter of
1944-5, but have since returned to
active duty,
Evening star., 1946-04-13
Weather Ship in Distress
Off South Coast Of Iceland
By the Assoeioted Press

REYKJAVIK, Iceland, April 49,
The y S. S. Dearborn, a 1,200-ton
weather observation ship, radioed
yesterday that it was leaking badly
and in distress about 160 miles off
the southern coast of Iceland.
The Dearborn, which has a crew
OF 140 officers and men, reported
that the water already had reached
the enginerpom and that its officers
feared the Ship would be unable to
make port in the heavy sea and bad
weather.
The Icelandic fishing trawler
Videy reported 1t was rushing to the
Dearborn's aid.
The Dearborn's message said the
auxiliary pumps could not be used
because of lack of gasoline.
Iceland-based planes parachuted
containers of gasoline which were
picked up by the ships crew. r.
Evening star., 1946-04-13
HELP MEN.

hoar. i's'ss;' 1Sas ais7 sss psF Sssti NV ass
JANIToEs ASSISTANT for 1851 18th st
TIC; TICKET zeENT TssE il a. dognscwu S bus Ter
@aas I'll aislns wasy asy SsEs vsss TR
4; A., MOTOR LINES. 1910 Southern ave.
Tree SURGEONS and landscape garden
ers, experience not necessary, we viii train
Ma NEE VI sbraESss. ssES hishes. wages. steady
sns Soss f,0s aaa dalI Imagination as to eyR.r
ISN'T & 81 sIsssa stsFss wAsasso
cEaRkE, cEHsk PRIyERI l5ol = St. Apply HARRY L.
TYPIsT for invoice and payroll work on
GtaEsT GfaoEsTTrss22R s2 Ex ndss SSis be .speiieaesa
nessss EA s0ee g. saos
VETERANS now employed to work eve
Iished weekly publication, average earn
nns ans day az bbeffnrs bsfnrss app'y 0lS Evans glas
stack aI WI wrscker able to drive truck, used to
R e y kss rs papnsi sqi In
sasRnsss sf 81 sRgs tRs
people. preferably one familiar with ware
aauss hfS sdor procsd1Ts AppIy smPIeyen. once
wa WarcHMARER, M dependable and capable. maS
dons ssass ass fsnh M9rnds sd s.sry
s1h sYa TOP ssty will furnish
WIN All MEN stsi eail on restaurants
Vines hsss a SCI II SO week aad
soiambia oyer year . Qualify s.ssd for sollcI. =
Ssli tMeF IL apt, Ludlow ss40.. N'Oa Ni5 i5l'
Soq M PossSa Mseala ia zaI nsn
TRAILER CO.. 403O Wisconsin ave. NV.
ySSSs MAs sss TO s'Ea Dsr:os sas sssRRE NEE
ea to Work Te or oderGs ddnG yndss ne
and chance for advancement W n rtstGn: new Arm:
ssEss Ssa5$ $ss Erie Tsss sss faAons
ATTESTIoS. II ~ VETERANS twhite,., With
drivers license. This is your opportunity
deaen modern gsh ear
;;erSiee sd mgr. tRANpaLL MOTORS: me-.
Dealer IA
GEORGE H. WILLIAMS Co.-Attention
G1s Real estate salesmen. liberal com
SJ6s nSJ,65sion, must hsye caE: See M Moesta,
WANTED-Two body men and auto me-
chanics: men, you can earn up to Sl25 a
week on our new 5000 pay plan; good
plenty Of work. Apply at once and make
this money now. HANDLEY MOTOR CO,
Ford Dealers. 1880 Ga. ave- NV. is
WANTED AT ONCE ex-seryicemen. be-
tween % and 35 years Of age; salary and
commission basis. You will be taught and
PAID while in training. No other auali-
sonality. alertness and desire to earn Sl0o
and upwards per week by the end OF FIRST
47o3 Hampden lane, Bethesda, Nd, be-
tween 10 am. and IL noon except SUM-
Evening star., 1946-04-13
HELP WoMEN.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE and payable
possfins pcs E5ssS CLERK manual reso5ds accuracy
a6vERE1sfss s6S hAi sIse COPY WRITER wRrrEnIYS Ydsng
Sh aept tssboS t5s or store
writing. in, large dept. store; Excellent
foa ons aasa aaa with dT Tapd xea
sasey daeete ssR1 iagDlei bEpT f
Rs1Ss IA IAYo994 1857 Exs AKrisT s9
fed to create roush layonts for aaa1t- DEBT
iof ahs dood Starting tGnP0ssalalsy sslars
xeef pE dSaa9DfS SEPT + DgRfsiy gRoR
ALTERATIoN HAND's,' '''ei experienced pre-
Rsas once 4th es aeor. 1ANss1RdR AsRRsS saRi0Ss 4
A. ass so5d aSp sesIy ND sssgas S IL
zfks sfFsES4nchRa s1f Rath txh1BiT Il BIZ for
eSrs on eahS MoaE fuSss Boz 1A Sa
ARTIST, free lance, regular schedule; ex-
sox Gs me- 'sswslry sta4 particularly diamonds
ASSISTANT to cosmetic buyer; must be a
ffho.roughly fas. experienced cosmetician; excel
she9 o ossx sxsasTn Of won;ai al
Of tdep sevpF must a5d e ps s in
ssh osr GsSes AeR1y sRRloynfPs BRo h
ass1sRaNT ass sha SFT 10 nH CREDIT MANAGER Ass of
specially shop. Permanent position. Good
starting salary For appointment cali RE.
MsssIrEE, MAsssoRIERs; fat yeEk. oghits. exper
BANK SECRETARY-Young lady, is to
perience. helpful but not essential; give
age age references and qualifications. Box
BARN BAkMAB DAT for military hotel. 5 pm. no e
sm sdno Call MR.. DoRsErT at National
ahAe4Ss EEEEs Azza s sAio Essne la Rfss s
BEAufi5t1ANsa,' full or part time operators; ts
ss to Wers IN ssss oss 81 seeada
sFaUcfaSs.Gisa4Iy fHsuSEs ffslSns GaI Of s5 21s sa co
SION must be aii-around DO operator aa e09s- Tem-
PIE PIE ASA; s; or evenings after z. all day Sun,
sbss salary aqs vsGRpssigp
S. SaAvfV zPigiss;s gzRSs
nSsi sEAufY 5s oFEaaToR, F first Glass; ar!cor- is
ditioned shop; straight salary, $50 per
We week; 81 good hours. Cali EN-. ss7o or
BEAUTY OPERATORS 80. $40 day is and
commission. Apply 1922 10th st. NV:
saanz ssg ~.ss ssea sas s5yk sas 81
BEAUTY OPERATOR. e.; exper., ei"' no license
required; good salary. Call Glebe 1866.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. immediate open
ings. Apply employment ONCE, 9th door,
WOODWARD J. & LoTHRoP, $50 to q
BEAUTY OPERATOR; good salary, so sood
nonrs no Apply in person, RUSSINA. 1900
5 ISaEATTX OPERATOR: hours. to 9
sEo-5 ave. ne, Du. 954o; after g.. MI.
sEAUTY OPERATOR - Opportunity i4 for
tions, in air-cooled salon; days month
free; store privileges. Apply FRED THE
HA1RsTYLIsr at Philipsborn. COS 18th.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 week plus COM
mission: hours. 9-6. ARCADE BEAUTY
SHOP, Emerson 7a41. ID
BEAUTY OPERATOR: top salary and COM
mission. EMILE Jr., 4S47 Mass. ave. NV.
saaEz r. eoadaSsh hshs hmh saay
BEAUTY OPERATOR for Maynower Hot Hotel;
excellent salary and commission. Apply
sEAuTY 1Sf ofEkxFoR,e doar aye good working CON-
commission. MARGuERfTE HAMPTON,
EN-. e771 days. or co. 3032 evenings;
BEAUTY OPERATOR in a large. attractive
sasafoF shIs SEx5 ztS1i So sAIoR IssRiitlsa a
sSfEiRiuTY OPERATOR, 1st class, all around: aa
excellent salary, plus commission. HENRI
AND ROBERTS, 2645 Conn. ave. --25
Evening star., 1946-04-13
\X}&'::;E !; 5; 6

BIKE TRIP,
American Youth Hostels, Potomac Area,
to Great Falls, Md. Meet at Ward Cir
NV. 10 am. tomorrow. Bring lunch and
beverage.
Mationa Capital psFks throysh Soldiers
Park place NV, $3.50 am. tomorrow.
DANCES.
Alpha. Lambda Phi willard Hotel. 0
o'clock tonight.
Junior Hadassah mardi gras, willard Ho-
tel. o'clock tonight.
YMcA, 1885 q street NV. 9 o'clock
tonight.
''Top secret maps used during war, map
division. Library of CONGRESS, 8 am. to
Monday.
ksnser WspS War EuasG paintings speeat nd cd BY
Moadays. a y an. NJ TO- so 4i$o aSSa IN. Taesasys M
days Through April I IS. " 'A' sun
washington Etchers. Arts Club Of WASH
Ington; il g 2ol7 I street NV. 10 am; 70 s
through April 26.
ksE Satisns sEssdrS eoiIssfSR Ss
tRssaiHsi0a tRTonsh apri s. a' to 4So pm.' daily
Paintings by Henry Moore. Phillips Me-
days; / am. to 6 pm. Tuesdays through
April 20. '''-''
bra M,ehasI srbEs Rpns5 sns public Ii
days through April.
Haitian paintings, Whyte Gallery of Art,
e pm Wsstdass ayenas tRoSsS MK Ap aa2
:. Exhibit of records relating to assassina-
tion Of Presidents. National Archives, s:45
s. snhdaSs saS tRroTss apT and lso to
Oils, water colors and drawings by An
tonic Satomayor Of BOLIVIA. Pan American
Hnion., 2 I'm, am; to 4:so pm. Mondays
andays snd psys o p n s. T. 0fn roasb ss
Eose1Tsald collection. Natienai dsIIery ,OI of
. Lois M; Jones paintings. Barnett Alden
II pm. weekdays d and % to s lM. pm. Sun a.
days through May.
FILM.
Hall; ! , Fifteenth and Harvard Streets NV.
HIKES.
Capital Hiking Club, Boonsboro Ap-
Meet at 14i6 p street NV. SIS am.
sInf MI Eng 5s5g Ea z0o
oS sssl lkEns II sS SSsI na 9
avenues NV. BUS terminal. 10 am. to.
Toush coese Ps4e Meet at sate 81
Maryland University. College avenue and
lhshway lunah AND bsJe$sssp I;so pm tomorrow BRING
scum; 5, O'clock tonight" Milton iiteAt bobrin h
and Fred G. orsipMfsF; MSs1ess guest speakers
nxoa de ehsp. Stephens sbeb e5san refss Wash
Pirates of Penzance.'' " Mckinley High
0'.-'o-' FOB FeSRA sERvicEMEN. sI!vhtN
1S and streess
Dance 'O Masonic sonic 'sIsh serviee Center. Thir-
teenth and H streets NV. s O'Clock to-
Stage show and community sing, Church
Eighth and Il streets NV. W:s $50 ociock sii
:. Spring swing dance. Nccs.uso. 1914 N
street NV, $50 O'clock tonight,
Alzgrl revue Uso Club y EiRhth street
tonight
Dance with all-service and Air Force
5ands dldiooN NCCS;1So' SdE 91s Tenth street NV.
Cabaret. USO Club. 1911 H street NV,
10 O'Clock tonight.
OFFICERS.
Dance, Ofhcers' Club of United Nations,
S:45 o'clock tonight
Dance, American Association of Univer-
sty Women, 1884 street NV, 8 o'clock
tonight
Dance, oficers' Club of Washington. 9
O'Clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center. National 5000, or any OF the fol-
lowing USOs: Republic 1927. Executive
042S, National 343l, National Q614: Col
ored personnel may call USO. Decatur
ERGd Wor uospifo1ity Deca fur TT6S
Evening star., 1946-04-13
Three Die in French BIust

COMPIEGNE, France, April 13
R.-Two men and a woman were
killed and five other persons were
injured seriously yesterday in a
fireworks factory explosion at
Margny y-les-C -Compiegne, near here.
The factory and several surround
ing houses were ruined.
Evening star., 1946-04-13
Sentencing of Woman
In Health Case DeIuyed

Sentencing of Mrs. Katie Isaac,
35, colored, of the 1900 block OF
street NV, convicted in Municipal
Court last month of failure to
isolate herself while suffering from
tuberculosis, was further delayed
until April % by Judge Thomas D.
Quinn yesterday.
Sentence had been deferred origi-
nally when health officers reported
no beds were available for her at
local sanitariIms.
Evening star., 1946-04-13
SHIRLEY'S
VARIETY STORE

2O33 Rhode lsIond Ave. NE.
Now Accepts Classified
Advertising for The Star
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 PM.
OPEN SUNDAYS UNTIL z PM.
Other places conveniently
located throughout the city
and suburbs for the accept
once of Classified Advertis-
ing.
Evening star., 1946-04-13

formation by calling, the United Nations
lowing UsOs: Republic 1897. Executive
ored personnel may call USO. Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality. Decatur 776S
Evening star., 1946-04-13

80 S'' III" H4S' o. ="
KITCHEN MAN. colored. wash dishes and
Clean s1tShen oo nights references REQUIRED
fhiiNSoolIlEtHa fiNoIEGHM VA fwsAREHousEMAN and uS cutter
seek must ABBY aye akER snGTsase cry Z! nGfs No
Hsh sH sSf oftsSfoh i for agss asn,
6Ss E5aksmiTH ~ WaSTiDEsp.rene. III ass.s.
sag 5fof foeK efy fl HAEbWRs ESe Co. ARR sa
sAEfH efi S1 poTs5 MTRf giant Apply chief engnser
Man, Man white. wanted, to wrap packages in
tween and in afternoon, GE. 070s,.
MAN MAN ss INyEsTIGAToR, a5-ss: no expsri-
enee necessary; excellent opportunity for
piy I Ss$ Evening Star Bids, = lits and Pa Pa.
MAN, white. between SO. and sS years rS o,
RstTsf9 aaUSpR2 fads fd 4 6 noon INV WAsHiSdToN
terminal; must have thorough knowledge
sox Waass4hiYsten as4Y sp.r and its environs Apply
MEATcuTfERMaood Ne isctr ssa salary: good work
Ing conditions Apply to Mr.. HODGES,
52o1 E Baltimore ave. Riverdale. MARYLAND.
MEATouTTER wanted. steady lob, in
PCS store. Sc Apply 4415 Bowen I'd. se.,
| LII. S2SU. il
MEATCUTTER, exper. and reliable. self.
service market good salary and working
conditions: hours, 8 am to Z pm daily
apply 3505 Nichols ave. Sc. or phone
MEN, eoiored. paper handlers, for satur-
work to Mr. Albert Ferber, Evening and
Sunday Star mailroon. at $50 pm. Good
pay. THE EVENING STAR, 1l01 Pa.
MEN MEN, yhits. sS.s5 years old; for sg plan.
MEN--Former Military occupational spe.
cialists tMOS) wanted Gob, MOS, grades)
as follows: Saddler, 1872, 5; sanitary tech
nieian. 1876, 5, 4, 3; veterinary technician,
| goo, 5, 4, 81. occupational counselor, 262
1 5, 4, g.: ,psychiatric social worker. 263. s.
4, 81: athletic instructor. 2S3, s.; person
mel consultant assistant. 2S9, 8, 4, 8; opti-
clan, 1865. 5. 4. 8; orthopedic mechanic,
366, 5, 4, 8: medical technician. 4O9, s.
4, B: and many other skills Under q new
War Department order. you have special
re-enlistment privileges that will give you
sood ssssd1y 9b At s9Od
| on or after May IL. 1945, and held q
grade IN one Of the military occupational
| specialties (MOS), you may now enlist In
the, Regular Army in your qualified spe-
cialty and at a grade depending upon the
length of your previous MOS service, pro-
vfded you act before July 1. 1916 Find
| out the grade to which you are entitled
Apply o.. S. ARMY RECRUITING STA.
TICN. 403 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-13

ASSISTANCE on D. C. and Md income
taxes; expert. sincere help; deadline April
Is. 644 g st, se, FIR 57S6. IA
Evening star., 1946-04-13

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RaRREtAiSSHE RRassRHRWASHEE Ss gsnssa M Apply DIXIE PIG
Bury Hes6fs s4ss IG Hisde PSSBS5 osSs line at srsd-
DIsHMAshER, IIy eolored Apply TREASURE
PocFoR's aAS 0s xSsfsTxNf~ i * h~ day week! Of
Ace Ace Ssg SsssggeTieass; some nursing training.
ESENTNG ESf aSsf iNfokMAr1oN ssel CLERK, person
Who enjoys meeting the public. tipping
ability desirable, IL noon to 9 pm. g
sss sess auditor piF EfsS Slie esF o rs Pg meals
FILE CLERK AND TYPIST, two aggressive
young women are needed by large concern
pasan 0ss 7ees sood sssss T
chs nee for advancement. steady position.
fHM fRCsf IN INsfEcrREss 81 as Motion piatnr,
for Aim, inspectress: 4o-hour, 5is-day Wk.:
Hapy oss m peEsea peasap EesE
FINANCE CoMPANY On 4 1ns NEEDS s's young lady
WEEK. . sas aa aoPsss ass tas eonons
guehier ADvANcE Aeassie eREpir HspS eoRp. sss7 @E
FooD iis fEs wss hf EaneT aHper MG hrs
e 7;se; salary dspsndens On ability s.' Phone hone
HI H @ 1929; Sunday. Georgia 1896; Ia.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. experienced, for
DAY Ds6a SsS sf5S Rad dh ADnsa saa
FUR CUTTERS AND oPERAToRsIfm-
oiilee' o.y ! 9th n floor, WOODWARD & LoTKEoP,
GENERAL OFFICE woRKER-vacancy
for alert young girl: typing, clerical work.
some knowledge Of shorthand preferred: s.
day week: interesting work. pleasant sur
roundinss; ,aiT.conditioned bldg. Apply
Room lo2. 1900 18th st: NV. is
GIRL to take complete charge Of fountain.
vicinity Silver Spring. SH 30l3. If
GIRL, wide-aWake for answering tele.
phone, dispatching service calls and walt
haosksen,ng ing On customers; some knoyIsdgs et
3gq5 3!spI 18th St; NV; ia. 1900: is
work; reliable; good wages. Woodridss
GIRLS. the telephone CO. mas Jobs for you:
new new. higher pay. Up to $40 per wk. to
for Sundays and holidays; s increases the
nrst year: excellent working conditions:
steady employment; vacations with pay,
and inexpsnsive cafeterias; let us tell YOU
phone employment Employment ofices,
~ 18th st. NV. 1852 st. NV. Open
evenings until s o'clock. CHESApEAKE
3 POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
B. G. p. Club Elects
Mrs. DaUenbOrt

The Business and Professional
Women's Club of the District OF
Columbia has elected Mrs. Thelma
Davenport president for the coming
year, succeeding Miss Marguerite
Rawalt. attorney of the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue.
Mrs. Davenport is an insurance
woman with her own'insurance bus
mess and is a member of the honor
club of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
Other new officers are: Vice pres
ident, Miss Bessie Sharpe, fiscal &C
countant with the reconstruction
Finance Corporation who is the
1856 editor of the clubs bulletin,
Capital Women; recording secre-
tary, Miss julie Quilter, placement
officer of the United States Post
Office Department; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Elsie Burns. produc-
ton manager of the Public Utilities
Reports, Inc; treasurer, Miss Mary
Ahern, assistant treasurer of the
National Lumber Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION and accompanist for the
BPW's glee club. Also elected as d.
rectors are Col. Mary Agnes Brown,
principal attorney of the Veterans
Administration legisla tive Office. who
serves as adviser to Gen. Omar
Bradley on matters pertaining to
women veterans, and Miss Gertrude
U. D. Prisley, publicity director of
Julius Garfinckel and Co.
Installation of the new officers
will take place in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Engaged Couple
HOnOred at Party

Nearly every one present at the
cocktail party given by Mrs Howell
Moorhead and Mrs. Stuart J. Fuller
yesterday afternoon had Far East
ern connections. The party was
given for Miss Mary Bryan of Alex
andria and her f1ance, Maj. Regan
Fuller, U. S. M. c., son of the CO.
hostess and the late Mr. Fuller. who
was assistant chief. of the Far East
ern Division OF the State Depart
ment. The marriage of Miss Bryan
and Maj. Fuller will take place or
June / in Seminary Hill Chapel
with the reception following at
Gadsby Tavern in Alexandra.
Former Ambassador to China, Mr.
Clarence E. Gauss, who is now g
director of the Export Import Bank
was there and Surg. Gen. and Mrs
Hugh S. Cumming, Col. and Mrs
Tom Belts. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Harsch, Administrator of the Ma
tional Gallery of Art and Mrs. Harry
Mcbride, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cald.
well, Mr.. James Penfleld and Maj
Stuart Fuller, jr., and his English
wife, whom he married during the
war,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Luncheon HOnOrs
Mrs. Eisenhower

Mrs. McMahon, wife of Senator
Brian Mcmahon, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hore- Belisha
who have been their guests here for
IA visit, left this morning for New
York where the Senator will Join
them this evening. They will be
guests at dinner tonight of Mr.
and Mrs. Andre Kostelanetz and
tomorrow Senator and Mrs Nc
Mahon will go to Connecticut to
attend the services for the late
Mr.. John Dove. controller of the
State of Connecticut. Senator and
Mrs. Mcmahon will be back Monday
but Mr.. and Mrs. Hore-Belisha
shortly will sail for England.
Mrs. Mcmahon was hostess yes
terday at luncheon in compliment
to Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower who
also left today, her destination Sea
Island, Ga. She will be Joined
in the Southern resort by Gen.
Eisenhower, who is expected in this
country today or tomorrow from an
inspection tour in the Far East
Gen. and Mrs. Eisenhower will be
back at Fort Myer the end of next
week.
Mrs. John Doud of Denver. who
with Mr.. Doud is visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Eisenhower, was
among those at the luncheon Mr..
and Mrs Doud will remain at Fort
Myer during the absence of Gen
and Mrs. Eisenhower. Mrs. Arthur
Turner, mother of the hostess, also
was present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Miss Gloria G00de
To Marry JHne %

Miss Gloria Goode, daughter of
Mrs. Llewellyn Jefferson Goode and
the late Mr. Goode, and Mr.. Max
Truman Smith, jr., son of DR.. and
Mrs. Smith of Wallace, Idaho and
Coronado, Calf, have selected June
% for the date of their wedding.
The announcement was made last
night at party in Mrs. Goode S
Wardman Park apartment. Favors
for the party were matchcovers with
picture of the couple and the
date of their wedding.
Miss Goode is a graduate of Will
son High School and attended Rol-
Inns College in Winter Park, Fla,
where she was a member of Chi
Omega Sorority. The prospective
bridegroom graduated from Laur-
enceville School and Princeton Uni
versity, where he was member of
the Cannon Club. He recently was
discharged from the Navy after
almost four years of service in
Washington and on Guam as lieu
tenant commander. He now is
working for his masters degree in
chemical engineering at Stanford
| University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17

|Strickler-V erville
Ceremony Is Held
In Chew Chase

The Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church was the scene Saturday eve
ming of the wedding of Miss Betty
Eleanor Verville and Mr.. Benton
Wellington Stricken. The Rev. DR..
u. Hillman HOLSTER officiated at
the 8 o'clock ceremony, which was
followed by reception in the home
of the brides parents, MI. and Mrs
Alfred V. Verville, in chevy Chase
The bride who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore period
gown of heavy white satin with
fingertip tulle veil and carried a
bouquet of white roses with an
orchid center
Mrs. Robert w. Inches was matron
of honor for her sister, wearing a
blue gown with lace bodice and
bouffant net skirt, with a blue net
hat. and carrying an arm bouquet of
pink carnations and blue delphinium.
The other attendants, Mrs. Ray
mond N. Renaud and Mrs. John F.
Bogaard, wore pink gowns designed
like that of the matron of honor,
with pink net hats, and carried arm
bouquets of shaded pink carnations
Mr.. E. Austin Carlin was best man
for Mr. Stricken, who is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Stricken of
Bethesda. Mr.. Gordon Davis.
Mr.. Raymond Renaud, Mr. Robert
Inches. Mr.. Lawrence James and
Mr.. Myron Verville, brother of the
bride, were the ushers.
The bride formerly attended the
University of Virginia and was grad
uated from Wilson Teachers College
Mr.. Stricken is graduate of Ben
jamin Franklin University and re-
Gently returned from overseas