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Evening star., 1947-11-26
Bethesda Groups
announce Events

Two groups of the Women's Club
of Bethesda have planned events for
this week. The Invulnerable Bridge
Group will meet at pm. tonight
at the clubhouse. Dr. and Mrs.
George Parisseau, co-chairmen OF
the group, are in charge of hospital
ity for the evening and will be as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Becker, Mrs. Horace Beall, Miss Sue
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Merle L.
Sweet.
The Thanksgiving dance Of the
Forty Club will be held from $50 to
1890 Saturday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Mock are chairmen of the
club and DR.. and Mrs. Camille L..
Lefebvre will serve as hosts.
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Church Unit Names
Dinner Speaker

The Very Rev. Alexander c.
zabriskie, dean of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary in Alexandria,
will be the guest speaker at a dinner
to be sponsored Monday evening by
the Charles T. Warner Branch of
the Woman's Auxiliary of ST. David S
Chapel. The dinner will begin at
$50 pm. at the chapel hall. DR..
Zabriskie will speak on Training
Young Men in the Ministry"
Arrangements for the dinner are
being made by Mrs. William Carter
BoWles, Mrs. H. Randolph Barbee,
Mrs. Laurence R. Vermillion, Mrs.
Maurice w. Fillius, Mrs. Humphrey
P. Harnsberger, Mrs. Robert White
law Wilson, Mrs. Waverly w. Dick
son. Mrs. j. Granville Richards. Mrs.
Louis Bailiff and Mrs. Frank K.
SanderSon.
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Christmas Party

Stockings will be made and filled
with gifts for clinic patients at
Childrens Hospital at Christmas
party to be given Tuesday at IL 80
pm. by the Phyllis Lyman Colony
Of the National Society of New Eng
land Women. The party will be
given at the home of Mrs. Otto
Hammerlund, 7725 Sixteenth street
NV, with Mrs. George E. McCann,
Mrs. Loella label and Mrs. J.
MacFarquhar assisting the hostess.
The society is composed of women
who are descended from ancestors
born in New England prior to 1889.
The Phyllis Lyman Colony is one of
more than Is colonies of the society
in the United States.
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.CabitaL H0stesses
Gather at Snlgrape
For Cav Luncheon

Shortly after l o'clock yesterday
the ballroom OF the Sulgrave Club
suddenly became filled with the in
teresting commotion, composite of
feminine charm. color and CONVEX
sation. Mrs. Frank Morrow and
Nine. Vladimir Rybar were giving a
large luncheon which included a
considerable percentage of the Capt.
tails best known hostesses.
Cocktails were served first in the
oval room with the guests finding
their luncheon places later at a
single long table in the high-ceil-
inged attractive ballroom. The table
was decorated with chrysanthemums
in fall colors.
Guests were Mrs. Fred Vinson,
Nine. Munthe de Morganstierne,
Sonora de Vallarino, Nine. Slavik,
Nine Mica Trbojevic, Mrs H. T. An
drewS, Nine. Eriksson. Nine Tan.
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Mrs.
Homer Ferguson, Mrs. Thomas A.
Stone, Mrs. James H. Foskett, Mrs
Joseph E. Davies, Mrs. Conger Pratt,
Mrs. Wade H. Haislip, Mrs. D.
Buchanan Merryman, Mrs. William
D. Connor, Mrs. Arthur Macarthur,
Mrs. George Mesta, Mrs. Randolph
Huntington Miner, Mrs Burdette
Fitch and Mrs. Walter R. Tucker
man.
Still others present were Mrs. Nc
Ceney Werlich, Mrs. M. Robert Gug-
genheim. Mrs. Harry Grant Meem,
Mrs. John N. Greely, Mrs. Charles
Martin, Mrs. j. E. Saugstad, Mrs.
Robins Lindsey. Mrs. Frederick
Gould, Mrs. Ollie James, Mrs. Leon
Tashoff, Mrs. Charles Wahl, Mrs.
Roy ST. Lewis. Mrs. Charles Bunker,
Mrs. Claude Beddington, Mrs. Leslie
Price Jacobs, Mrs. Burke Summers,
Mrs. Martin Vogel, Mrs. James
Souby, Mrs. Leo Brison Norris, Mrs.
Emil Hurja and Mrs. CLAYTON Adams
Evening star., 1947-11-26

The President and Mrs. Truman
and their daughter. Miss Margaret
Truman, occupied the presidential
box last evening for the concert Of
the Philadelphia Orchestra, Mr.. Eu-
gene Ormandy conducting. The
soloist was Mr.. Alexander Brailow-
sky, pianist, which was of particular
interest to the President who has
been a piano student in the past.
Miss Truman also took delight in the
program as she was soloist last sum-
mer with an orchestra conducted by
Mr.. Ormandy, in the Hollywood
Bowl.
The concert last evening was not
one of the regular series arranged
for the Washington season but an
extra concert. However, the Wash
ington committee for the organiza-
ton had the same interest as in the
others. Mrs. Adolph Caspar Mil
Ter, chairman of the committee, had
not sufficiently recovered to attend
the concert last evening.
The Philippine Ambassador, Mr..
Joaquin M. Elizalde, was host in his
box adjoining that of the President.
His guests were the Chief of Naval
Operations, Fleet Admiral Chester
w. Nimitz, and Mrs Nimitz.
At the close of the concert the
President and his family remained
in their seats until Mr.. Brailowsky
had come back for the second &C
knowledgement3 of the applause be-
fore they rose to go. Then they
stopped to shake hands with, their
neighbors, the Ambassador and
Fleet Admiral and Mrs. Nimitz.
Mrs. Truman wore a black gown,
cut with square neckline and very
short black cap sleeves. Her daugh-
ter was IN emerald green fashioned
after similar model and a short
beige jacket. Mrs. Nimitz was in a
becoming gown Of brown trimmed
with gold sequins on the bodice.
The Uruguayan Minister and Sc
nora de Mora we're among the box
holders last evening and had with
them Mrs. Thomas Burke, Senor
Albanel Maccall, Of Uruguay, and
Senor Juan Rodriguez Merry, son Of
the hostess.
Mr.. Ormandy had as his guests in
his box for the program last eve
ming Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpen-
ter Of Minneapolis, Mrs. BrailoWsky,
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CHAPTER to Elect

The recently organized zena
Greenberg Chapter of the Deborah
Sanatorium Auxiliary will meet
Tuesday evening at the Hamilton
Hotel for the first general election
of officers. Deborah Sanatorium,
located at Browns Mills, N. J., is a
nonsectarian home for the treat
ment of tubercular patients who
cannot afford to pay for hospitaliza-
ton.
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Mr.. Abbe to We'd
Miss Holmes

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Holmes
of South Glastonbury, Conn, an
nounce the engagement of thei.
daughter, Miss Harriette Ann
Holmes, to Mr.. William Whipple
Able, son of DR.. and Mrs. Truman
Able of Chevy Chase.
Miss Holmes was graduated front
Russell Sage College School of Nurss
ing. Mr.. Able, who served in the
Navy during the war. now is attend.
ing Maryland University.
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Items Of Interest
T0CabitalHes

The Yugoslav Ambassador, Mr..
Sava N Kosanovic. has issued in
vitations TO a reception Saturday
from until o'clock at the Embassy
to celebrate the anniversary of the
Federal Peoples Republic of Yugo-
slavia.
The Minister of Lebanon and Mrs.
Malik entertained at cocktail
party Sunday in honor of the Min
ister of Interior of Lebanon and
Mrs. Camille Glamour. Mr.. Glamour
is chief of Lebanese delegates to the
United Nations.
Sharing honors at the party were
Mr.. Adel Osserian and Mr.. Abdulah,
deputies of the Lebanese Parlia-
ment.
Mrs. Joseph E. Davies entertained
at a late-afternoon party Monday
for members of the National Sym
phony Orchestra and their wives.
The wives of the musicians who are
members of the Women,s Committee
of the symphony, assisted at the tea
table.
Judge Antonio Quirino, brother of
the Vice President of the Philip
pines, who is spending a few days
in Washington, was honor guest
at a cocktail party given joint
ly yesterday by Mr.. Juan'A. Barretto
and Mr. j. D. Quirino of the Embas-
sy staff and their wives.
Mrs. Waitstill Hastings Sharp of
Boston will be honor guest at a
reception to be given Saturday eve
ming, December 6, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cherner.
Mrs. Cherner is co-chairman, with
Mrs. Benjamin Manchester. Of the
Youth Aliyah Committee for the
Washington Chapter of Hadassah;
and Mrs. Sharp will be the speaker
at the annual Youth Aliyah meet
ing to be held Sunday evening. De-
cember Ia, at the Shoreham Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Griffith have
as their guests for few days the
latters brother-in-laW and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs j. P Jordan of Knox
Vile Tenn.
While in this city, Mr.. and Mrs
Jordan also will visit other relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Collins and Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Sheets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson P. Hough-
ton will sail today aboard the
Queen Mary for a two-months stay
in England, France and Switzerland.
Brig. Gen. Edwin Colyer Mcneil
and his daughter, Miss Mary Mcneil,
will go to New York Friday to at
tend a reunion of Gen. McNeil's
overseas office, the Branch Office of
the Judge Advocate General with
the European Theater which was
stationed in Cheltenham, England
from July 1912 to october 1914, and
then in Paris until March 1916. Over
100 from all parts of the United
States will be in attendance.
Mrs. William F. Hellmuth has re-
turned from a several weeks stay
in Virginia where she was actively
engaged in Mr.. Raymond Guests
campaign for Senator from the oath
Senatorial District Mr.. Guest was
elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. Mrs Hellmuth, the former
Miss Sybel Grant of Warren County,
Va, is chairman of the Absentee
Voters Bureau of the 7th Congress
sional District of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Lee Amann will
entertain at buffet supper tomor-
row evening in honor of their
daughter, Miss Jane Dunnock |
Amann, a freshman at Washington
College in Chestertown, Md.
Miss Amann, who is the grand |
daughter of Mrs. James Albert
Dowie of Alexandria, will attend
the Army-Navy football game
Saturday as the guest Of Col. and
Mrs. Mortlock Petit Of New York.
/6STT
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decorations were arranged by Mrs.
John Neill, who was among those
assisting Mrs. Ralph Walker, the
luncheon chairman. Other assistants
were Mrs. Henry P. Darlington, Mrs
William McCabe and Miss Florence
King.
About $50 members and guests at
tended the fete, ~
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Luncheon Gipeu
For Mrs. Mckee

Mrs. John K. Mckee was the guest
in whose honor Mrs. Thomas Antony
Walden entertained at a luncheon
yesterday at 2l10 S street. The party
served as a welcome to Mrs. Nc
Kee, who recently returned from
New York and is making prepara-
tions for her daughter, Bessie James
Washington debut in December.
The other guests we're Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling, Mrs. Paul S.
Putzki, Mrs. Rudolph T. Harrell,
Sonora de Restrepo -Jaramillo, Mrs.
Thor Thors, Mrs. Tom Clark, Mrs.
Miles L. Colean, Mrs. Ferdinand
Christensen, Mrs. Edward F. Bartlett,
Mrs. j. Craig King, Mrs. Karl D.
Loos, Mrs. Cleveland H. Newton,
Mrs. Albert E. Marland, Mrs. Gordon
Gray, Mrs. Smith Blair, Mrs. Harold
Brooks. Mrs Parker, West, Mrs.
Matthew McGrath, Mrs. William
Stroud and Mrs. James Craig
Peacock
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MRS. KOWALCYK.
The former Miss Mary Pa-
tricia Quail, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Myles H. Quail, aDas
married Saturday to S/Sergt.
Edward Henry Kowalcyk, son
OF Mrs. Aston Ko1DGlcyk OF
CHICAGO. -Slinkn1nn Photo.
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Twine Makes 3-FootABuII

VANDALIA, Ill. (P). - When
Charles D. Kelly, 6S, retired from
the barber shop business he took
with him a rather monumental me-
mortal. 1t was ball of twine he
and his customers had collected. It
measured 36 inches In diameter.
Kelly guessed that, unwound, 1t
would stretch out about I miles.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY Cash for houses, white o.
Sc. AND NE. PROPERTY-We will pay
all cash or will sell for you. We get results
quick action, MAX MILLER, 500 11th st
JAMES CARROLL will quickly sell your
home, invest. prop. or farm or will buy
WANTED, HOUSES IN ARLINGTON-Hun-
dreds of purchasers for all types of homes
spec. around $4,000; free appraisals
prompt and constant att. until your prop
is handled satisfactorily. COLLINS 81
PRICE, 3236 Wilson blvd, Arl.. GIL. 1133,
GO YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results. List your prop.
erty with VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K ST.. DI. 10I5
WE WANT YoUR,HOUSE. apartment. store
or Gnimproved land for sale; we have the
clients. Call Mr. Boucher. DRURY REALTY
CORPORATION. 1897 K. RE. 1888.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale OF
your home, business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire, call R. A, HUM
PHnIES. ReaItor. s0S North Capitol, MA
$3.50. Free appraisals Results since 1919
CHARLES 8. GUM has clients vaittns
to purchase homes In any section Of wash
ssnS nearby Marylsnd ER; 1905;
pred. any section. any condition B. LIss
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcont.)

DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
your house with uss Have cash buyers who
will pay top price ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO, 1924 Eye st. NV, EX. 34O0.
FULL VALUE FAST for D. G. homes or
business property a%en WALDO ynad HARRIS,
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
ginia. cox & CO, DI. 4254. RE. 1883.
SELL YOUR HOME on today's market and
l can assist you in renting a nice house
in convenient NV. section at reasonable
rent in exchange for an exclusive listing Of
your home. Box 399-Y. Star. -21
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for 8
or bedroom home: 1st-f. den and Law.
S32 500 cash; Chevy Chase, D. c., or Md,
Wakefield. Forest Hills or Shepherd Park.
Phone Mr.. Evans, WO O29O. with SHAN
NON LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE purchaser for
Brightwood and Petworth houses: let our
40 years of real estate experience produce
results for you as it has for many Wash
ingtonians; Phone Mr.. Schwab. WO. 06s4,
with SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H ST.
SILVER SPRiNG AREA-Have cash buyers
in immediate need Of 8 or bedroom homes
in this area; priced from $4,000 to ,S20,-
sHsks San T1fls Snly g. s14 81 agents Phone
l URGENTLY NEED home in Cleveland
Park, will buy an older house of brick
or frame construction, preferably with 4
or more bedrooms. Please call Mr.. Ray,
DE. 1872, with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 st; NV, MA: 2345.
Sore mssS Sen
sales: Act now! List your property with
REALISTINGS CORP, MA S647 81
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Northeost.

COLORED-I HAVE THIS S-RM.. 2-bath
home in best ne. section; 3 complete rooms
| arranged for two families See this at
once. Call Mr.. Bramham, DI. 4704, with
Be BEITZALL' TEL II & 300. uors, ,.us--2O 30 .
bedrms., lge; lot: $3.50 to $1,000 cash; now
rented at $50; home or investment; will
exchange. IA. 701O. -2l
COLORED-EYE ST. N.E.-Corner house;
10 rooms; rear porches closed in. Colo
Frigidaire: 2 extra kitchens; $4,000 down;
price, S14,5Q0.
bpek pek 500 down ES erice ab
1900 blk Sheriff rd. n.e.-Detached,
6 rms. and bath; frame covered with as
bestos shingle; oil heat; $500 down; price,
S6,S00.
1900 blk. Kramer st. ne. 8 rms.
brick: front porch. full bsmt.; h.-w.h.;
THOs. w. MOORE CO, 1441 You st.
NV. AID. 4Os3 ewes, DE. 1896. -21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.,

DOWN will buy an s-rm.
corner brick home, with 2 baths and 2
kitchens monthly payments like rent
SURETY REALTY CO., Elk. 1914: ewes,
Ma 1884. Ext. 516. -19
pl. bet. 3rd and 4th sts. s.w.-Individua
heating units in each fiat; have GI ap-
proval for $4,000. Price, $4,000 Cal
Nj. Fairbairn. exclusive with CONNER &
ewes, HO. 1000 10
COLoRED - CORNER BRICK HOME, g.
story 10. rms, 2 ktS.. 2 baths oil h.-w.
Call Ray Morse, sH. 4g77, with BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors. DU 1858
COLoRED-2.3 F ST. S.W.-S395. down,
Morris Cohen or%Milton VinnicH With a A
NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV, MA. SO36
Home GF O2a7
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ss ssd e. pslas ss
peiafield pi. ne, si4,25o.
, The above are Groom brick homes with
2 tiled baths on 2nd floor, and basement
'ayass2osil is2o.l274 pelateld pl. ne, s14,25o.
I272 pelafield pl. ne, S13s,,5oo. :,
All these homes are situated on fully
edded lots T sy in
exceptionally equipped kitchens. These
are really super de luxe homes, built the
s0GJs6 J6E% Gd NJ tasR21sd kfsa y vsy Co. s74o 18th st.
me- sofG Du. y; a154. htN' w. f' -a vi "
coLoRED-OWEN PL; N.E.-Lovely brick
home, concrete Colonial front porch s
mS bea baths g oW down pay
Rsnt sslan'f ERsr KS Ffat aanosAL osl IN
G9EeRrDNR G9Ep 2es asth 18th St AND Hsrisf *
S mr.. stores. ores Schools tt; etc; 81 800 down. bal
aeE REALTY Es Efa IF Sfs Sa lae Pa TN
coLoREp-s1s srd ST. N.E.-Home with
81: SI ia15 I'll ff'eAsGn p.m ' WV. H. sH6NpERs
CoIoRED-NR. LINCOLN PARK-Brick
h-w.h.. new furnace det gar; home and
nsome do%n co or fR s Tin 1sG ACE REAiTY "a
eoEoRIDEIaoa eafotih lIta "a EYE f. ST. NE-open
excel cond throughout; fun basement,
oil h.-wh.: near stores, schools and
WALcRoFT & PARKS, uN. W s4ooa TIL
soIokEDMs;EM;; 1,s.l,.sI; BRICK. BRIO OWE OWENS ST;
splendid area. near Trinidad ave. and
every convenience: large liv. rm;. dining
rm.. fine kit. and inclosed porch down
upstairs: fun basement with buiit-in ga
rase. gas heat; house in beaut. cond.
one of best homes in the area; priced
cs S1s ask aHa sale Eth o4o a
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY Co. Realtors
coleRnD1si, cea 81 i ass i,s5e s;S DOWN., 18th and
story brick; h:-w.h,. coal: large front and
only $3.50, with payments like rent. Act
qsfx K s. cav WM IN caIomRs sHndass
In aoMKs ii s for the M price Fss' Of one.
2 apts.., 4 rms. kit. and bath. separate
payment. WINDY WALLACE. call De
cotaL3oRED-sss cALLAM ST. N.E.-ss5o
Sss sssy ssaR ss BATH obsn ro6e
Milton vinnick,. with A. M. DRAIsNER,
coLoREDEGi WITH $3.50 GAsaNRox
ma, sRs d;ss s,i -. ,.ss: :sS:assd 81
RgFGEss; sT5 GSs Y; sses silI .,I21
h:a. bas s'ss; Hs 'sssss sssssa. like oss sss r.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

WOODRIDGE-We offer new brick Diet
homes that cannot be excelled in con-
struction and price anywhere in this 10
cality. Possession with settlement. Shown
y appt. only. CHAS. S. LAMON REALTY
CO.; or. 800 q Ho; s4s4. saa -1s
per mo-; 5-rm. brick. oil heat. full bsmt.,
oak fls., compl. furn. with except, good
furn., storm windows and doors; re-
stricted community; owner occupied: pos
session at settlement. WALDO HARRIS,
1MMsp1ArE N sSds EE POSSESSION Small Cash
payment new modern Groom brick Wood
ridge, D. c.: convenient to everything; vet
preference. Call Ho. 1904 for inspection.
s1,soe DOWN AND MOVE IN by Christ
mas. nr. c. U. Vacant, renovated. det
S-rm., G-bath house, on lot 50x150. ar
ranged as apts. Let the tenant buy your
home: full price, only S12.95o. HARRY
NEAR EASTERN HIGH sCHOoL-Immac-
ulate 3-bedroom brick. Colonial front
porch, knotty-pine finished recreation rm.
and "a bath in basement, gas &C. heat:
deep lot. Mr.. Pritchett, LU. 1912, with
JOHN Il. RICE, Realtor, EX. 2S45. --21
RIVER TER,-6-room brick. like new;
rooms and tile bath on 1st floor; 2 rooms
on End: basement, INV. oil heat; $1,000
down and $50 9 month. JOHN II. JOHN.
SON CO.. WA. 1925. FL
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINJA

COLOkED-25 NEW HOMES (two types
A-acre lots; sewer and water; conv. terms
4; H. BEST. INC. WI. 3633: ewes, WI
Evening star., 1947-12-19

SILVER SPRNG-Attr. buy, 6-rm. home
needs little fixing up: $11,75O or the
Silver Spring-very attr. cottage, conv
to everything; $3.50 for quick sale.
brick. slate roof: easy terms Cali Santa
Claus. WORTHINGTON REALTY, exclu-
sive agents, 81. 3700, or drop in our office,
s427 Georgia ave. and see Santa Claus;
III no answer, SH 1913
Evening star., 1947-05-02
High School Siudenis
Guests al 6. W. Feie

More than 400 students from high
schools IN the District area will at
tend q spring festival at George
Washington University starting at
4 o'clock today and extending into
the evening.
The festivities open with tour
of the university grounds and build
ings. A buffet supper viii be served
at the Student Club at 6 pm.
A May Day ceremony viii be held
at Lisrer Auditorium. Twenty first
and G streets NV. at pm, with
L. G. Strickland, president OF the
student council. presiding. DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin, university
president, will welcome the high
school seniors.
The May Queen. selected by a
committee of five amputee veterans
at Walter Reed Hospital will be an
nounced during the ceremonies at
the auditorium.
After the formal program, a car
Evening star., 1947-05-02
Columbia Student, rs, Leaps
AItur RoiI, Jibes at Services

ton Of the Roman Catholic Church
of Notre Dame, told them this story:
Berfield strolIed down an aisle
while $50 people were praying. He
jumped the railing and knelt beside
the priest before the Blessed Sac
rament.
Parishioners shouted in distress.
A second priest tried to lead Ber-
field away. but he struggled.
Patrolman Frank q. Sacco ar
rested the student.
you have right to disagree with
others" Magistrate Thompson told
Berfleld, but you do not have a
right to enter sanctuary and COM
NIT disorderly act.
You do not have the right to
violate the fundamental principle OF
respect for the rights of others
Patrolman Sacco said Berfield
carried copy Of the Daily Worker,
Communist newspaper, in his pocket
and attempted to escape after he
was arrested.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
U. 5. System Operates
On Thin Safety Margin,
Ness Tells Economists

Warned that the United States
economic system is operating on
narrow margin of safety, the
Academy of World Economics con-
tinued it's 25th general meeting
today at Brookings Institution, 722
Jackson place NV.
That margin is SO narrow that
"a q few weeks of bad Midwest
weather or a transportation tieup
can completely upset our economy"
the group was told last night by
Norman Ness, director of the State
Departments Office of Financial
and Development Policy.
Mr.. Ness was principal speaker in
a panel of economists who agreed
that 1t will take more than money
to rebuild a stable world economy.
They warned that the capacity of
q foreign country to repay must be
a strong consideration by this Gov
ernment when making foreign loans
The battle for stability is not won,
said Mr.. Ness, ''by beating a coun-
try over the head with money bag.
The money will not last forever"
Other speakers on the panel
were: August Maffry, vice president
and economic adviser of the Export
Import Bank; j. Burke Knapp of
the Federal Reserve Systems Di-
vision of Research and Statistics,
and Andrew Kamarck. head of the
National advisory Council in the
Treasury Department.
A pm. round table today at the
Brookings Institution, and a dinner
meeting at pm. at the Broadmoor
Hotel will end the two-day session
of the Academy,
The meeting tonights will have
Representative Crawford, Republi-
can of Michigan as principal
speaker. Presiding will be Father
Wilfrid Parsons, professor of politi-
cal science at Catholic University
There will be welcome by James
j. Hayden, Dean of the Columbus
University Law School, and greet
ings by S. Howard Patterson, ma
tional president of ri Gamma Mu,
which is sponsoring the dinner, and
by John M. Hutzel, assistant admin
istrative secretary for the Ameri-
can Association for the Advance
ment Of Science.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
sy she Assoeioted Prsss

NEW YORK, May IA 26-year-
old university student, with May
day button on his lapel and q Gig
arctic dangling from his lips, leaped
the altar rail OF a Catholic church
last night and jibed at priest con-
Quoting services.
Police identified the man as Henry
Berfield of Puyallup, Wash, who
said he was q student Of law and
government at Columbia University.
Berfeld was taken to night court,
where he pleaded guilty to disorderly
conduct and was held in $500 bail
pending sentence Thursday.
IT do not believe in the doctrines
of Catholicism, = he told Magistrate
Edward Thompson He added that,
though reared as Catholic, he held
no religious beliefs.
Police said Philip Proseocimi, SEX
Evening star., 1947-05-02
Prices Of Rice and Sugar
Needn't Be Posted by Stores

Retail stores have been given an
option on posting ceiling prices of
sugar and rice under the COM
munity pricing program which went
into effect throughout the country
yesterday.
The Sugar Rationing Administra-
ton decided to leave the posting
question up to individual stores be-
cause of the cost of printing and
distributing posters.
All stores are divided into groups
depending on their annual volume
of business. The new pricing pol
icy allows retailers in each group
certain percentage markup on
sugar and packaged rice prices.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
Case of Girl Continued
In FutuI Stubbinq

United States Commissioner Need
ham G. Turnage yesterday con-
tinued to May Is the arraignment of
Regina Davis, II, colored, of the
1900 block of T street NV. on a
charge of first degree murder.
The girl is charged in the stabbing
death of Thomas e. Walker. 26,
colored. of 1890 U street NV. on
April IA at her home. She was
ordered held for Juvenile Court
action by a corners jury on April
18, but court action was waived by
Judge Fay Bentley.