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Evening star., 1949-06-11
Diplomatic
News Items
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Danish Ambassador and
Nine de Kaufman were hosts
at dinner last evening. entertain
ing in honor OF their distinguished
countrymen who are here on a
special mission. The Is guests in
cluded officials Of the United
States and members OF the En-
bassy staff and. except for the
hostess, 1t was stag party.
The Cuban Ambassador and
Sonora de Cans were the guests
in whose honor Mrs. James Ham
ilton Lewis entertained at dinner
last evening at the 1925 r Street
Club. Others in the company OF
% were the United States Am
bassador to France, Mr.. Jefferson
Caffery: Associate Justice and
Mrs. Stanley r. Reed. Senator
Theodore z. Greene. and the Staff
Coordinator Of the National Sc
curity Council. Mr.. Harold Shantz.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
AAtW Sponsors
Alexandra Exhibit

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BrrIrsK TOT
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Miss Wheatley Wed

The Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church was the scene of the we'd
ding yesterday of Miss Janice
Wheatley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Wheatley OF
Chevy Chase, and Mr.. Leonard
Mackey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart j. Mackey of this city and
Rochester. N. Y, The Rev. Frank
lin B. Gillespie officiated at the
ceremony. The reception was
held at the brides home.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
$4,000 See Biggest
Night Of Thrills
Pageant and Circus

The largest Night Of Thrills
pageant ever held here attracted
about 10000 persons to Grifith
Stadium last night.
Growing Of queen. Miss
Esther Clare Rice, highlighted the
show which is sponsored each
year by the Masonic fraternity
and the Order of the Eastern
Star of the District for the
benefit Of the Masonic and East
ern Star Home, 5000 New Hamp-
shire avenue NE.
Service Units I'm Parade.
The coronation ceremony fol-
lowed a parade of military, civic
and Masonic units. Included.
were the United States Army.
Navy, Air Force and Marines,
Metropolitan Police Department.
District National Guard, the
Shrine Band, Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, Jobs Daughters. Ameri-
can Legion, high schools units and
others.
Miss Rice. 18, lives at 623 Whit
tier street NV. She has finished
the first year of college at West
ern Maryland University. She
was crowned by Clark Griffith,
owner Of the Washington base
ball team, in the presence Of
Masonic dignitaries and children
who acted scrown bearers, pages,
flower girls and train bearers.
A surprise of the evening was
disclosure of the identity Of
king-consort to Miss Rice. He
was William A. Fain. Master
Councillor of Robert lie Bruce
Chapter of the Junior Order OF
DeMolay.
DiFazio Wins Marathon.
After the crowning, a 10-mile
marathon race was held. The
winner was Lou DiFazio. Of Phila-
delphia, and second place went to
1t. George Cole, of the United
States Naval Academy, who ran
for the White Horse Club Of Balti-
more. Trophies in the race were
presented by J. Vernon Thomas,
president of the Association OF
Worshipful Masters.
e.. The evening was rounded out
with a 12-act circus and a fire.
works show. Bill Herson. radio
personality, was master of cere-
monies. The show from 8 pm,
was televised by WMAL-TV. The
Star television station. An open
ing concert was given by the
Washington Gas Light Co. band.
Earlier in the day there were
baseball games. Results we're:
Alexandria DeMolays, 8. Silver
Spring DeMolays. 2; Quantico
Marines, 4, and Glenn L. Martin
Bombers. /. There also was a
girls softball game.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Mortgage Burning

The children's day program at
Atonement Lutheran Church will
include a Notwithstanding cere-
mony tomorrow at 10 am. The
Kindergarten House." purchased
II years ago, was recently paid in
full and this ceremony will be
held In honor of that occasion.
Memorial hymnals and brass
candlesticks for the altar will be
dedicated at II am.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
OAR Luncheon

Mrs. George A. Cook, regent OF
Constitution Chapter OF tn e
Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton, is entertaining at a lunch
con today for members Of her ex-
ecutive board.
Mrs. Thelma Lee Caylor Is the
new vice regent of the chapter
and other new officers are Mrs.
Robert H. McNeill, chaplain; Mrs.
Douglas B. Horne, recording Sec
retary: Mrs. Elizabeth r. Kelly.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. l.,
N. Sowards. treasurer; Mrs. Ern-
est B. Jones. registrar; Mrs. w.
w. Kendrick, historian: Mrs. o.
c. Miller. librarian, and Mrs. Ray
mond B. Harding. delegate.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Pioneer Women
Delegates Named

Mrs. Alexander Drain, presi-
dent OF the Washington Council
of Pioneer Women, the Women s
Labor Zionist Organization OF
America, heads the Washington
delegates to the national conven-
ton of the organization in Phila-
delphia, which opens today. Ses-
sions will continue throug h
Wednesday.
Other Washington delegates
are Mrs. David LaZaroff. Mrs.
Pauline Schneider, Mrs. Alexan-
der Podnos. Mrs. Louis Silverman.
Mrs. Max Halef, Mrs. Harry Low
ems, Mrs. j. Floam, Mrs. Morris
Pollin, Mrs. Samuel Harrison and
Mrs. Samuel Gimbel.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Miss Nav Married

The marriage of Miss Edith
Pearl May OF Washington. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. jess l.. May
of Covington. Va. 10 Mr.. Edgar
Lawrence Ehlers, son of Mr.. VIII
liam Ehlers and the late Mrs,
Ehlers. took place yesterday in
St. Gabriels Rectory, the Rev,
John B. Roader officiating. The
reception that followed was held
at the Washington home of DR..
and Mrs. c. Francis Scalessa.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
to Meet

Calvin johnson, former Repre-
sentative from Illinois. will speak
on "Americanisn" before the
Opt Mrs. Club of Washington at
its final meeting Of the season
at 1890 pm. Monday at the
Washington Hotel. Mrs. J. Benton
Webb will preside.
Evening star., 1949-06-11

and that anything he said might
be used for or against him In
court.
Chief Defense Counsel Arthur
Richter placed the defendant on
the stand, where Babich stated he
told police on two occasions he did
not wish to answer questions.
He said he had asked jailer
for permission to telephone
lawyer, but that the jailer said
he had instructions from the de-
tective bureau not to let me talk
to any one or to see any newspa- :
pers."
Many Questions Recalled.
Capt. Kraemer had testified ear
lier that Babich positively did
not" ask for an attorney while he
was being quizzed by police.
Under District Attorney William
J. McCauley's cross-examination
Babich recalled a number of ques-
tions asked him by detectives and
recorded on a transcript. But OF
Capt. Kraemer's advice about con-
stitutional rights. also recorded on
the transcript. Babich said. u
don't deny that Capt. Kraemer
said that and I can't say that he
didn't"
But he claimed that Capt. Krae-
mer told him he wouldn't be al
lowed Ito see or talk to any one
until I made a statement"
At that point court was ad-
journed until today.
Patricia's mother, Mrs. Albert
T. Birmingham. and the victims s
best friend. Ruth Miller. II. both
were near collapse during the
lengthy session.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Club Elects

Miss Geneva Olds has been
elected president of the Silver
Spring Business and Professional
Women's Club. She succeeds Mrs.
Louise Dill.
Other new officers are Miss
Helen Cooper, first vice president;
Mrs. Dill, second vice president;
Mrs. Marie Spates. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Billie Morone
recording secretary: Mrs. Lucille
Bush. treasurer. and Mrs. Betty
Herman, Mrs. Marion Funk and
Mrs. Helen Cole, auditors.
Evening star., 1949-06-11

Nes osrceSs - the 1ayace~s,
auxiliary cf TIE tllg.cg Char -
os Commerce, ali ne inssAllex4 -
a dinner At pm HURST st
The Maxine Resta uyars Al
Connecticut avenue NV Ffsgs
~sll Ne i4ar Anal meeting O. ths
season
Evening star., 1949-06-11
spseioIixss in seIoxins comfort

On The Perch glider with reversible eushicns, fhs'r
covers deep sold cooss prints See those brood fos
orrs for osh frcys Summer white boxed encr1e fnisn
Lots Of comfort ond good looks ~STSso
The tubuior choir, white with yellow. blue Or red
beautifully resffui i-~--------~-~~-------- Soss
Choir viii, Yielding spring steel bose ard eonfofooas
arm r.,,es White with, red ard blue $3.50
On The Lawn DeouyiIle glider. high. .foshioned ord
extraordinarily comfortable with is spsinc rnefol
oiry conssrycton curved surfcces Dufoh's write
boxed enorsel fsraoIi skefehl ---~~~--~~-~ss ss@.s,
The c,~n ur,bfelic YOU costly pont where YOU ell
ia sturdy striped cofson clurninurn shoff -S StoTs
Ofksy Trey isrs bssek smbrefiss ~ 10 Ssss
wAx-sunnx runssws. srth Ho~
Evening star., 1949-06-11
sronsform your porch let cir eireyloss

You can count on Vudos shodes shutting out the
but not trapping its heot Vuoors exclusive venso'oT
top lets circuIo.e And you choose these s9or
shodes to fit 10 different widths in openings. Light.
weioht cosy to nsscli and long Iossino See for
Yourself . our vudof Porch Shode dsploy soon =.
il is summer.
For Openings with rs" drop :. (. 3 width, SS.sS; =
ST 10: s. 50. 80; g. Sfo.7S; T. S1765; 8. Sass;
8, sIs4s; 1o' SIs7s; ~, S1i; II. s73.ss.
w&L-uphosery, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-03
VFW Commander
Plans Army Day
Broadcast Tuesday

National Commander in Chief
Lyall T. BeggS of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars will be heard in a
special 15-minute Army Day ad-
dress over the American Broad
casting Co., on Tuesday.
The address. which will origi-
nate on Station KUTA, Salt Lake
City, Utah. is scheduled from 9:15
to $50 Mountain Standard Time
and l1:15 to 1880 PM. EST.
At the last meeting Of Father
John Gallagher Post at 73l North
Capitol street, the following Off
GERS were elected: Commander
Aloysius J. Ganey: senior vice
commander, Phil Wilkinson; jun
ior vice commander, John Mich
oils; quartermaster. John A
Looney; post advocate, John c.
Hargraves; chaplain. Francis A
Mcdonald; surgeon, Jerome B
Chambers; three year trustee
George P. Broderick: council
member, Francis x. Hayes; alter
nate, Reginald N. wilkinson.
Aloysius B. Gleason was ap-
nointed adjutant.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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Evening star., 1949-04-03
Dr.. R. R. Sites 10 Conduct
National Gallery Tours

Or RAYMOND r Sites c-<A.o.
II charge Of ecGca;4on 81 trae Ma
i.on&l Gallery o. Al, wlls coadilc,
special tours on Tae Ds.iS y
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through Saturday. It9e gallery nAs
announced
wAtteaus sylvia wll b ihe
picture oG the week. neElnnnE
tomorrow
Other activities a. the gallery
Will be as follows
Dr., Stiles wll lecture on The
Sculptures OF Ierrocch4o and
Leonardo a, pm next SUNDAY
II the lecture hall
Ralph Ho.lsnder. ,ao.!alSs ~.I
give a concert al s pm neS, Sun
day IN the East Garden Court.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

International Entomologist. =
Exhibit of specimens.
American Society OF Tool Engi-
neers. dinner meeting 7:30 pm,
Bendan's "Alexandrian Room. -
Alexandria. Va. Mr.. J. Rabi-
now, "Gadgeteering."
Friday.
American Society Of Agricultural
Engineers. 1850 am, Room
1862, South Agriculture Bldg
Mr.. A. J. Schwantes, President
ASAE. Agricultural Engineer
ing, Yesterday and Tomorrow.
Science Fair.
Exhibit of Work Of High School
science students. Commerce
Department Auditorium. Today
9 am. to 4 pm. tomorrow
through Friday, 9 am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

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speetion guar: S6A5.
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GLASSER'S USED CARS
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DODGE ls4I 4-dr. sed; rseondt-
toned motor. excel. oond through
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Evening star., 1949-04-03
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Evening star., 1949-04-03
Senator Douelos TO Speok

Senator Douglas. Democrat. Of
Illinois. Assistant Secretary Of
State Allen and Clinton Golden
la Dor advisor 10 the Economic Co.
operation AdministE alton. wls
speak on American Influences
Abroad" al SIS pm tomorrow
III LlSner auditorium al q meet
ing sponsored Jointly by the
United Nations Forum and the
WASHINGTON World Affairs Center
Evening star., 1949-04-03

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Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and technical society
meetings have been announced for
this week by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations Of the District
Council Of Engineering and Archi-
tectural Societies and the Wash
ington Academy of Sciences. All
meetings listed are open to the
public.
Tuesday.
Botanical Society Of Washington
8pm.. Cosmos Club Auditorium.
DR.. S. B. Hendricks. Agricul-
ture Department. "Radioactivity
in Botanical Science Research" +;
DR.. w. F. Jeffers, University Of
Maryland. Plant Disease in
Color"
Wednesday.
American Polar Society: 8 pm.
Commerce Department Audito-
rum; Program commemorating
40th anniversary of the dis
covery of the North Pole. Speak
ers are Mrs. Marie Stafford,
Comdr. Peary's daughter; Sir
Hubert wilkins, British polar
explorer, and Navy Capt. George
j. Dufek of Task Force S0,'
which last fall discovered a
cache Of Peary documents.
Society for Parapsychology. 7:45
pm. Mt. Pleasant Library.
Reading discussion group meet
ing.
Washington Society Of Engineers.
8:15 pm, Cosmos Club Audi
torium. Carl A. Gustafson, chief
division of fire control, U. S.
Forestry Service, Planning and
Organizing for Controlling Fires
In National Forests" Dinner, 7
pm. For reservations phone
secretary, D1. 1906.
Thursday.
chronological Society Of Wash
ington, 8 pm. National Museum,
Stephen S. Easter, United Ma
tions Food and Agricultural
ORGANIZATION, Travels of An
Evening star., 1949-04-03

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Evening star., 1949-04-03

Pearl Williams. MUSICIAN, Mrs
Ray Grim. and assistant musician
Mrs. Viola Bacon.
The auxiliary had joint .IlS;alla-
ton with the post on Saturday al
Joppa Lodge Hall. with Nys Ethel
Holiday as installing of-ce-
Mrs. Ethel Holiday has been
Endorsed as 9 candidate to- de-
partment junior vice president
AL American Auxiliary held
joint installation with their post
Grace Fields, past department
president. was the installing ottaceE
Mrs. Helen Hughes Is the new
president OF the auxiliary and
Nicholas Gomez commander OF the
post
Treasury Auxiliary elected The
following or1cers: Mrs. Ruth Mar
tin, president. Mrs. Francis Cas-
sedy. senior vice president, Mrs
Gertrude Barwell. junior vice pres
ldent. Mrs. Hazel Perrone. con
ducuesS. Mrs. Myrtle Stewart
guard: Mrs. Augusta Herman
chaplain: Mrs. Eleanor Reese
treasurer: Mrs. Daisy HILLARY
secretary, and Devote Kline
three year trustee They WILL hold
Joint installation with the post
Friday at 8 pm. al Third and D
streets Sc.
Mrs. Tressa Jones was elected
president of Front Line Auxiliary
Other officers are: Senior vice
president. Mrs. Irene Stebbins.
junior vice president, Mrs. Ruth
Frable; chaplain, Mrs. Lucille
Powell; conductreSS, Mrs. Deal
and guard. Mrs. Margaret Schmidt
They will hold joint installation
with their post April 26 at 4le
Seventh street wv
Evening star., 1949-04-03

The installation Of the officers
will take place at the April meet
ing.
The following officers were
elected in Washington Post: Com
mander. Martin A. Bryant: senior
vice commander, Joseph T. Koch
ler: junior vice commander, Nil
ton J. Steinman: quartermaster
and adjutant. J. z. Arnault; post
advocate. John Zulyak; chaplain,
Ben E Reed post surgeon, Lester
Bryant: three-year trustee. II. L,
Lawrence.
The installation will be held
April 8. at 4l9 Seventh street NV
Past Department Comdr. Albert
NJ. Armstrong will be the install
ing officer.
Department Comdr. Sutphin
has announced that because OF a
previous arrangement, the open
ing session of the V. F. w. De-
partment Convention will be held
not in the Department OF Com
merce. but in the auditorium OF
the Department of the Interior.
The Department will hold a
dance during convention week. at
the Wardman Park Hotel on June
IS. The dancing will be from 10
to /, with optional dress. and
fine music.
Community Service Chairman
Ernest Binnix. announced the
winners from the D. c. Depart
ment of the Community Service
plaques for distinguished service
to their communities, are U. S.
Naval Gun Factory Post. and
Father John Gallagher Post. 1t is
hoped that the plaques will be
received in time for presentation
at the installation of officers.
The plaques are of Dark Wal
nut, with V. F. w. Emblem in
color, and with metal plate on
which will be inscribed the name
of the Post receiving the award.
T. N. T. Pup Tent No. /, Mill
tary Order of the Cootie, cele-
brated their 25th birthday at the
Gold Chevron Club Tuesday eve
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CIoro Barton Nominations

Nomination OF officers for the
coming year OF the Clara Barton
School Parent-Teacfler Associa-
ton will be announced at meet
ing at SPIN. Tuesday in the school
The school serves the Glen Echo
Cabin John area of Montgomery
County
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D c. laE. couples MAST
Gpplg tor marriage license ON
one day, rGit three faa days and
receive rhe license on the ffth
DAY Sundays AID holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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ming. Guests were members o.
Dynamite Pup Tent o: Baltimore
and All Fouied Up Pup Tent Of
Takoma PARK
At the last meeting. Joseph NJ
Roeder. who lost both legs IN the
African Theatre OF war. was
elected commander OF the A. Peter
Dewey Post.
Other officers elected were
Sayerio Di Benedetto. senior vice
commander, Robert V. Scu!!ln
junior vice commander. Thomas
A. Lawrence. quartermaster .
Father Edward A. McDonough,
chaplain. Joseph r Martlno. post
advocate; Charles Z. Sandeen
trustee.
Meetings this week:
Monday. Council OF Administra-
ton. District Building
Tuesday. T. N. T. Pup Tent No
/. MOO AIS Sixth street SW,
Wednesday. H L. Edmonds
Post. 1919 K st. NV; .. S. Naval
Gun Factory Post. 730 Eleventh
street Sc.
Thursday. National Capital
Post. 1919 K street NV.
Friday. Washington Post. 4ls
Seventh street NV: Elbow Ben
ders Pup Tent No. 2, moo 1919
K street NV.
Auxiliaries.
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
elected: President. Mrs. Elizabeth
Terpay: senior vice president. Mrs
Ruth Friday; junior vice president.
Mrs. Florence Tuttle; conducUess
Mrs, Helen Afford; treasurer, Miss
Bertha Reynolds; chaplain. Mrs.
Eva Carr: guard. Mrs. Jean Bern
stein; trustee No. /. Mrs. Viola
Bacon, and trustee No. 3, Mrs
Allene Larsen.
The following officers were ap-
pointed: Secretary. Mrs. Rella De
Rosselli; color bearers. Mrs. Pris-
ella Reuter-. Miss Claire Reilly.
Miss Marilyn Lutz and Mrs. Joan
Reilly; flag bearer, Mrs. Marion
McVay: banner bearer, Mrs. Mary
Neuman; historian, Mrs. Eleo
French: patriotic instructor, Mrs.
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CLAYTON Burwr.l IS, Of Arlinston. Ane
Rose AeKinusy. q. s3HU Connecticut
ave
william Possy . $685. Nichols ave ~
and Rita "a JOE, IS a5nu 3Td sf -
Clarence Winston 81, ana Mary BAi, -
both OF 1888 &lf ~
Sa niue Leach. ~ 3+@ Emerson 81
and Shirley W|s, 90 eh23 i3th u = n
Charles MuToeR. 4, l3Ii R4EEs p.
Herbert Dickr: 80 oI r. Fgedsrisk Nd, and
Helen Becker -, 583o Colorado ave
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