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Evening star., 1949-12-05
Mrs. G. w. s. Musgrave {

Mrs. q. w. .. MusgraVe OF
Laurel, Md, will preside at a meet
ing OF the Board of Management
of the Maryland State Society
Daughters of the American Rev.
olution. opening at 10:30 am.
tomorrow at the Sheraton Belve-
dere Hotel in Baltimore.
In the afternoon. members Of
the board will attend a tea In
Catonsville honoring Miss Janet
B. Thomas, State treasurer, and
Evening star., 1949-12-05

Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark, Treas
urer OF the United States, will be
honored at a tea to be given from
3 to 5 pm. Saturday by the WASH
ington Alumnae Chapter Of Alpha
Phi Fraternity. The party Will
take place at the home of 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Joel M. Wareing. 1916
Forty-fourth street NV.
Mrs. Richard L. Turner. presi-
dent of the Washington group.
and Mrs. Max L. Palmer. District
governor, will receive with Mrs.
Clark. ...t
Alumnae who will assist at the
table are Mrs. Guy Stanton Ford,
DR.. M. Virginia o'Neil. Mrs. Cecil
P. Mcdonald, Mrs. Harry Leroy
Jones, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs.
Elmer Carriker. Mrs. Francis
Christmas, Mrs. Sherry Faire, Mrs.
Fred Fredlund. Mrs. William End
erlee, Mrs. George Porter, Mrs.
Russell Baker, Mrs. Fred Ltchie.
Mrs. Grace Schopmeyer and Miss
Jessie Mary Hill.
The annual Christmas party Of
Delta Kappa Gamma. honor edu-
cation society. will begin at $50
pm. Wednesday at the YWCA.
The choir OF Kramer Junior
High School, under the direction
of Miss Lillian Brousseau. Will
present a group OF Christmas
songs. The entertainment also
will include q stunt program by
the Social Committee under the
Craftsmanship Of Mrs. Avis Stev-
ems.
Mrs. Maurice English. executive
secretary Of the Aexandria Fam
lily Services, Inc. will describe
some Of the people to be assisted
by the Alexandria Santa Claus
Shop at q meeting Of the North
ern Virginia Alumnae Association
of Kappa Kappa Gamma on We'd
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Modern Marriage
How to Get Rid of UnWonted Suitor;;
Gradual and Surgical Methods
Bv Dr.. Poul Popenoe

sure both Of you have been getting
out Of circulation too much.
I don't pretend that he will en-
Joy this. process. But I think, 1t
will do him less harm than any
other you can adopt. And in a few
months be will be out Of your
life.
Dr. Popenoe will answer questions about
marriage relationships without charge.
Address an letters to DR.. Paul Popenoe IN
care Of The Star, inclostng self-addressed,
stamped envelope. (AN correspondence
strictly ooufdential)
Evening star., 1949-12-05
AIunnoe Election

The Capital City School Of
Nursing Alumnae Association will
hold its annual election at 8 pm.
Wednesday m the Gallinger Hos
pital Nurses Residence.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
MARYLAND OAR Board to Meet

Mrs. Henry 8. Young, State his
torian. The tea will be given at
the home Of Mrs. George P. Whip
who will be assisted as hostess by
Mrs. John Collinson.
Evening star., 1949-12-05

Honor guests will include the
wives Of surgeons general Of the
United States Public Health SerY-
ice and the Army. Navy and Air
Force.
The fashion show will begin at
3 o'clock and the tea will take
place between and 6.
Evening star., 1949-12-05

pm. tomorrow at the China Doll
Restaurant. 627 II street NV.
, 1949-01-26
WEATHER FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands u Puerto Rico.

Partly cloudy with few scatter
ed showers today. tonight and to-
morrow.
The same as above for the coast
al waters of the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico.
Moderate east northeasterly
winds.
Maximum temperature /. 81
Minimum temperature 49,. 20
Precipitation:
"a hours ending at midnight oil
Total since January l 80. 2.79
Total this month ........ 2.79
Total January 1948 ...... 1.39
Relative humidity
at IL am oil
Wind direction & velo. ENE II
, 1949-01-26
nnouncemen

We would like to inform our
dance fans and the general
public, that we would not be
playing at "The Roosevelt
Ball" on Saturday January
10Th, 1949.
THE MUSICAL MoTTAS
, 1949-01-26

and Cheese no food group is
indispensable for health pro-
lection. So for the days diet
airy intake make an effort to
include something from each
group.
, 1949-01-26
MATTHIAS !.

MATTHIAS -.
Council; Mrs. Pearl Byrd Lar
sen, Superintendent of Educa-
ton, Wilmot Q. Bryan, Rex
ford Hodge, Miss Helen Joseph
Health Educator, Louis E.
Brown, Compensation Com
missioner, Paul E. Joseph, Edi-
tor and Publisher Of the West
End News and Canute A. Brod
hurst.
, 1949-01-26

for all our nutritional needs,
but each supplies some nutri-
ents that are highly important
in practical food selection.
With the exception of Milk
, 1949-01-26
NEWS

A steamer is scheduled to
sail from New York for ST.
Croix -.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
Israel Cabinet
Threatened By
Refugee Youth

Tel Aviv, (JTA) = Abraham
Tzafati, a shepherd, who brand
ished loaded Stein gun at mem
bers of IsraeIs Cabinet, including
David Ben Gurion, in the Knesset,
was recommitted to Is days in
prison following a preliminary
hearing. The youth said he would
fast to death unless the KnesSet
expressed willingness to hear his
plan for erection of a world
Peace Center" in Jerusalem on
the site of the ancient Temple in
accordance with biblical prophecy.
Tzafati, who is described by his
friends as a tall, dark-skinned
youth who is peaceful, but some
what crazy" asked police officials
to permit him to take his own
life. He insisted further that he
did not intend to injure any mem
bers of the Israel Cabinet, but
planned instead to commit suicide
before members of the Knesset
because his plan had been turned
down.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

and ceremonials and of Hebrew
liturgy (prayer book). The Bar
Mitzvah class will be instructed
by Israel Roth.
Temple Emanuel
Official registration for Temple
Emanuel Religious School is
Sunday morning, Oct. 2 at the
new Temple, from 10 to IL noon
This year classes will be held at
the Temple.
The increased enrolment, and
the fact that class rooms have
not yet been built, necessitates
establishing two sections. Those
in the sixth grade thru high
school will meet on Saturdays
from $50 am. to noon beginning
Oct. 8. At the conclusion of stu
dies, a regular youth service will
be conducted as an excellent op-
portunity for students to become
acquainted with and to particl-
pate directly in the services.
The Sunday School section will
be for those in kindergarten thru
the fifth grade and held from 10
am. to 1890 pm. starting Oct. 3.
In the new quarters they will
have the advantage of Sane
tuary and stage for their activi-
ties. Children of non-members
will be accepted. Tuition for
each child in such instances is
$40 the year.
William LeBoff is principal.
He says the faculty is almost COM
plete.
Rabbi Abraham Danzig will or
ganize Young IsraePs first Tai
mud Torah. Registration begins
Sept. 26.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
TUCSON SYMPHONY
BEGINS REHEARSALS

Tucson Symphony, composed OF
professional and non-professional
musicians enters it's 22nd season.
Rehearsals began Tuesday and
will be held twice a week. Sam
uel Fain, director, is particularly
anxious to have harpists, violin
lists and cellists join the group and
will welcome other qualified
musicians who can attend regu-
lar rehearsals. They may con-
tact him at the University.
First concert is scheduled for
Nov. % and will be pop" Dur
ing the season works of local COM
posers will be played.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
Winters Is Distributor
For Fine Cigar Brand

Mr.. Abe Winters, for many
years manager of large Eastern
cigar concern, has recently or
ganized the Catalina Sales Co.,
doing business at 4O43 E. Grant
Road. He is introducing a new
brand of cigars called Catalina" ;"
developed especially for this part
of the country, in special pack
ing. These cigars are available
in two popular sizes, at popular
prices-and obtainable at all cigar
counters.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
Registration
For Religious
Study Begins

Sunday Schools, Hebrew
Schools and a Talmud Torah will
inagurate a new season of in
struction for children OF the
Jewish faith. New and/or ex-
banded facilities are offered by
the conservative, orthodox and
reform groups.
Registration has begun for the
Religious Schools of Congrega-
ton Anshei Israel and will close
Oct. 6, according to Cantor Maui
rice Falkow, principal. Parents
must accompany all children
when they register. Sun d y
Schools begin Oct. % for those in
the 6 to 9 years age group and
sessions will be held from 10 am
to 1890 pm.
Hebrew School will operate
Monday, Wednesday and Thurs
day from Ais pm. for other stu
dents and begins Oct. 10. An in
novation will be rotary system
of teachers specializing in parti-
cular subjects. Curriculum will
be more rounded than last year
to better meet the needs of the
pupils.
On the faculty will be Mrs
Norma Bear, Phyllis Gray, Har-
old Bear, Sidney Feldman, Mar
tin Hochdorf and Rabbi A. Silver
stone
Added will be Post-Bar Mitz.
yah class for all boys already Bal
Mitzvah or who will be by the
end of January. The course will
give an appreciation of custom:
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

AZA SHOW OF SHOWS AT
TEMPLE OF MUSIC NOV. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
1881 Fired Since 'B
After Checks by FBI

FBI flngerprint checks of Gov
eminent employees since 1943 have
resulted in the dismissal OF 1881
Federal workers.
This was disclosed by FBI
Director ]. Edgar Hoover in re-
cent testimony before the House
Appropriations Committee.
Mr.. Hoover said the prints of
these employees revealed previous
police records and in some cases
suspected subversive activities. AS
a result of these findings. the Civil
Service Commission. ordered the
firings Of the persons involved.
Mr.. Hoover said that FBI finger
print checks disclosed that SIS per
cent of the 2.537,843 persons
checked in the Governments
loyalty program have police rec
ords. A substantial portion of
these included Federal job appli-
cants.
Mr.. Hoover cited cases where
applicants for jobs In the Atomic
Energy Commission had records
as convicted robbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
3 Missing British Aristocrots
Throw Burke's Peeruqe for Loss

god mother. His father. the first
Viscount Churchill. who died in
1884. was director of several
British business Arms.
His son took the peerage across
the Atlantic. Under British law
and tradition he cannot drop it.
resign 1t or escape from it. The
most he can do is disregard it.
It's not uncommon, Burke's
editors said, for members of the
peerage to drop from sight from
time to time. Or q peer may
decide to disregard his title, only
to have q son or grandson pick
1t up as good as ever. Only If
q male line dies out does a title
become extinct.
Also being sought by the d.
rectory. which aims to keep all
the aristocracy together in one
happy group. are the third Lord
Louth. holder Of an Irish barony,
and Viscount Bolingbroke and st.
John. who was born in 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Fields Promise 10 Wed
Reported in Deposition
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES. May 3.-W. c.
Fields, the comedian. once told a
Follies' girl he would marry her
If he could obtain a divorce. q
deposition filed here by man who
claims he is their son, declares.
The claimant, William Rexford
Fields Morris. 81. Dallas, Tex.
yesterday filed the deposition by
his foster mother, Mrs. Rose Hold
en-. Belleville. N. j., to support his
contention for a share in Mr..
Fields $500 900 estate.
MIR. Morris, an airline employe.
asserts he is an illegitimate son
of Mr.. Fields and the late Bessie
Chatterton Poole, a Ziegfeld
Follies' girl, and was reared by
Mrs. Holden. Mr.. Fields starred in
the Follies for many years.
Last week another deposition
was filed in Mr.. Morris behalf by
Mrs. Bessie Adelaide Witherell of
Onset, Mass. identified as the
chorus girls mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Senate Group Approves
Probe Of Life Insurance
BY the Associated Press

A proposal for a congressional
investigation of the life insurance
industry was approved yesterday
by the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee.
The resolution would authorize
q 100000 fact finding study to
be made by q joint Senate House
committee.
A subcommittee report to the
full committee expressed the opin-
ion that the proposed inquiry,
conducted in fair and impartial
manner" would be in the interest
Of the public and the life insur-
ance industry.
The resolution now must go to
the Senate Rules Committee be-
fore it can be brought before the
Senate for action. II also is sub
ject to House approval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Congress in Brief

Senate:
Resumes debate on $500 900. =
900 Federal aid TO education bill
Foreign Relations Committee
calls Gen. Omar Bradley TO testify
on North Atlantic Pact.
Commerce Committee continues
probe OF airline industry.
Appropriations Subcommittee
hears Commerce Secretary Sawyer
testify on annual Treasury De
partment funds.
Senate House Watchdog Com
mittee on Foreign Aid questions
Gen. Claire Chennault on China
at closed session.
Armed Services Committees cal
Gen. Chennault to testify or
China at closed session.
House:
Resumes debate on labor bill
With administration Offering com
promise
Administration Subcommittee
continues antipoll tax hearings.
Banking Committee resumes
public housing studies.
Judiciary Committee considers
displaced persons bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LONDON. May 3.-Lost-some
peers.
Or maybe. said editors of Burke's
Peerage, three peers have decided
to make q secret of their titles and
are living obscurely as "misters. +"
Burke's Peerage is a fat direc-
tory of Britain's aristocracy.
The editors said the addresses
Of the three won't appear in the
1850 edition unless they reveal
themselves.
One of the missing peers, the
editors reported, is cousin Of
Winston Churchill. He is the Sec
ond viscount Churchill. who is
believed to be living somewhere in
the United States. They said he
probably is using his family name,
Victor Alexander Spencer.
Descendant of the Duke OF
Marlborough, Lord Churchill tor
Victor A. Spencer was born in
1890 and Queen Victoria was his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
British Aid Is Sought
For Missile Range
In South Atlantic

The State Department today
reported good progress" in Nego-
tfation with Great Britain for a
Joint Anglo American project to
establish a guided missile range
In the South Atlantic.
Purpose of the joint project,
the department said. would be to
tract the flight of missiles over
long ranges. 1t would involve es-
tablishment of launching sites in
Florida and construction of radar
tracing stations in the Bahama
Islands.
officials said the principal prob
lem now is to obtain the rights to
necessary property for building
the radar stations in the Bahamas.
Michael J. McDermott, State
Department press officer, told
questioners he did not know
whether the use Of guided
missile range in Australia was also
involved in the negotiations.
Certain details of the joint
project in the South Atlantic re-
main to be worked out, he said.
While the negotiations have not
been completed, he added, good
progress Is being made"
A bill providing for a multi
million-dollar military testing
ground is nearing the end OF its
journey through Congress.
The Senate approved by voice
yesterday a measure agreed upon
in a conference between members
of the Senate and House Armed
Services Committees. 1t now goes
to the House. Approval there
will send the measure to the
White House for President Tru-
mans signature.
The bill authorizes $4,000, 900
to start construction of 5000
mile range for testing self-guided
and propelled missiles capable OF
travelling at terrific speeds through
the stratosphere. The ultimate
cost of the proving grounds is
expected to be 5000. 100000. The
bill mentions no site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Spain Reported Asking
American Loan From
txpori-lmpoi Bank

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ssck san PRELIMINARY ta4ks ~&1A ths
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HTcay 70 take oycf the FrsostA-
tons
The talks may have fepgvuS-
a!onS in the Jnigcd Nations II the
Assembly takes Gp spanish atssss
llonA. lhese lus olive proposals to
lsil the Assembly ban on SPANS
joining specialized I \ agencies
and 10 fr<lnd the Withdrawal ~
heads OF diplomatic missions 30
AAdIic
CHI ,StophcT r, MAJ hea RfBtah
unde secretary q! Fo1risn AfSaus
told the House OF Commons srs-
terday that Britain would oppose
both moves and Also would neni
amy move TO hrlng spain into ire
Atlantic Pact. the United Nations.
the Council OF Europe nj The o.
sanitation for European Economic
CO. operation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03

it had a little hole through the
end of 1t which slipped over the
pin nicely. So, I slipped it on and
used 1t as handle"
Mr.. Palmer began working the
pump by hand when the motor
gave out east of Cheyenne.
The conductor wired ahead to
North Platte. Nebr., for a new
armature or a new power and
pump unit.
There were no replacement
parts at North Platte. But the
Omaha Fire Department, wired
that a brand-new pump unit
awaited the Palmers there. And
Mr.. Palmer carried on until they
reached Omaha-squatting, then
kneeling, then sitting. changing
his position to ease his muscles.
The Palmers are natives of
Newark, N. Y, near Rochester.
They were living at Encino. Calf :.
and Mr.. Palmer was an art stu
dent at Los Angeles when Mrs.
Palmer was striker.
Mrs. Palmer was transferred
from the Pullman car to an
ambulance at Syracuse for the
last leg of the trip to Ithaca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03

ficiais commended the bin offered
the opportunity 10 power hun
CRY" officials 10 get rid OF any
employees they wanted to. whether
the suspension was justified or
not.
A similar bill was introduced in
the House and referred TO the
Civil Service Committee there.
where hearings are pending
But the Senate CWn Service
Committee has decided TO torset
about the whole thing and has
shelyed any action on II, This
will have the effect of killing the
House proposal. too. at least for
this year.
FNA-The appointment OF Jess
Larson as administrators of the
Federal Works Agency TO succeed
Mai. Gen Philip B, Fleming is
expected to result in a number
OF changes in topside Jobs in
FWA.
Mr.. Larson, who has been the
administrator of the War Assets
Administration. is expected to
bring some of his close WAA aides
along with him TO the FWA.
This will probably mean the re-
placement of some long time FWA
officials. who probably will be re-
assigned TO less important posi-
tons in the agency.
PERTINENT?-One of the CUES
tions the Labor Department S
Loyalty Board is asking employees
accused of disloyalty Is;
What was your Government
d-buying record during the
war;"
ARLINGTON FAR NJ s. The
Veterans Administration Is the
latest Government agency TO pro-
test the Public Buildings Admin
istration's announced decision to
close Arlington Farms by Sep
TENDER 80.
VA takes the same position the
Army. Navy and Air Force De-
partments are taking: 1t will be
difficult to recruit and retain
needed clerical help II the Farms
are closed.
Meanwhile. the storm OF oppo-
sition that greeted the closing an
nouncement definitely has PBA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Strotoeruiser Forced
Back on Ocean Flight

SHANNON, Ireland. May s.
Pan American Always strato-
cruiser America. the worlds larg-
est commercial airliner. developed
engine trouble yesterday an hour
after leaving Shannon for the
United States and returned to the
airport here.
Twenty-eight company officials
were aboard the plane. which has
been on display at a Paris. air
exhibition.
After repairs. the plane again
took off for the United States, five
hours behind schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Admiral Gingrieh Resigns
As Security Chief Of Acc
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

Resignation of Rear Admiral
John E. Gingrich as director Of
the security division OF the Atomic
Energy Commission was an
nounced last night.
Admiral Gingrich was recalled
by the Navy to be chief OF staff
to Admiral Arthur w. Radford,
commander in chief OF the Pacific
feet.
The Acc security division will
be headed by Francis Hammock
as acting director until q successor
to Admiral Gingrich Is named.
Mr.. Hammack is chief or the Sc
curity divisions personnel security
Admiral Gingrich has held the
Acc post since August, ls47. Be-
fore his appointment he was
sistant chief of naval operations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Fog and Rain Delay
; Liners at New York


NEW YORK. May 3.--Foe and
rain delayed the arrival OF three
liners in New York Harbor today
The giant Queen Mary and the
liners Mauretania and Batory
anchored three miles of Ambrose
Lightship at the entrance to
lower New York Bay.
The Queen Mary missed the
morning tide. She was expected
to dock in midafternoon. several
hours late. The Batory left her
anchorage when the rain stopped
shortly after 1880 am. to make
her way slowly UP the harbor to
her Hudson River pier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
By the Associated Press

ITHACA, N. Y, May ga pretty
young mother stricken with polio
ended a cross-country trip today
in an iron lung-alive because OF
her husbands deft use Of a beer
can opener.
Death rode over the Union
Pacific flyer that brought Mrs.
Shirley Palmer, 81, across the
Western Plains yesterday.
But her war pilot husband was
beside her when the electric motor
operating the air pump of the
portable iron lung burned out.
Because he crouched there and
operated the lung pump by hand
for more than 10 hours, she was
alive to enter a hospital today for
treatment.
The lowly beer-can opener?
When the handle on the lung
pump bent under pressure Of the
marathon operation Bob Palmer,
81, was desperate.
He told reporters:
II began to wonder what I was
going to use for a new handle. ]
had the can opener handy, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Fired Aide Shot to Deoth
By Ponomo Official

PANAMA CITY. Panams, MAY
3,-A discharged government EN-.
pioyc MAS fatally wounded ye2ter.
day in the corridor Of the National
Palace
Public Works Minister Sergie
Gonzalez drove 10 police head
quarters immediately after The
shooting and said he hred the
shot. Deputy Chief Police Mai
Saturnino Flores said,
The former employe. Cleveland
Robinson. apparently had ap.
preached Gonzales over his dis
charge. Gonzalez told police I've
had been warned by friends he
would be attacked by diSgruntlct
persons affected by reduction 81
personnel IN his department.