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Chapter Is

Chapter %
COMEWHERE on the outskirts
= of town a heavy truck sur
mounted by q huge crane was
busily engaged IN lifting an auto
mobile from the depths Of a river.
The operation was being per-
formed under the direction Of the
police
A second patrol car had driven
up. its three occupants joining the
one on the scene.
After some fifteen minutes,
broken only by the grinding Of
gears as the crane began to roll
in the yards of chain. and the
occasional hoarse shouts from be-
low, the body OF a middIe-aged
green car rose from the surface
of the water. Higher and higher
il swung. streams of water cas-
cading from il. The tow truck
trundled forward over the uneven
ground as the slack was taken up.
1T sure beats al how he got
this far from the highway" one
of the troopers said as he moved
toward the car. The other two
had meanwhile climbed up from
below.
The one who had been In the
water 10 faSten the chain about
the submerged car shivered
IF you guys don't mind, III
take one Of the cars and get back
TO town. It's cold" After he had
gone. the trooper who had start
ed to investigate the car pulled
open the door.
An exclamation brought the
others.
Say, look at this. win your"
He held I'D a set of Ohio plates.
Boys. il looks like we've got .
hot car on our hands. I'll bet II
we check the list well find this
one on II. Wait till ! just take .
look-see."
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He hurried toward the highway
patrol car.
Looks like my guess was
right" he said as he came back.
This car was reported stolen
about . week ago over In Jersey.
This looks like professional work.
They've even changed the paint
job. II was listed as tan.
You know, the way the car
got IN here's darn funny one Of
the others declared did you get
q statement from anyone who saw
NO. First thing we heard.
something was wrong was when
the motorcycle patrol reported
that they thought a car had gone
of the road. and would we take
a look.
Its not so hard to reconstruct
what happened as TO try and fg-
ure out how il happened.
The highway along here is
smooth and straight. There's a
bit of an incline. but you can't
even call II q hill Something
made him suddenly leave the
highway. He apparently struck
that tree a glancing blow. plowed
through a field of rocks-you can
see where it tore through the
weeds and underbrush down into
twenty feet or so of water"
They walked back in the d.
rection of the highway: the trail
of the car was plain TO follow.
1T must be all of a hundred
and thirty feet from the road to
the pit He must have been go
ing az terrific speed"
Up on the highway. they be-
gan to examine the concrete paw
ing and both shoulders Of the
road Except where the car had
gone of, leaving the clear mark
Of tires In the soft dirt of the
edge. there was nothing to be
Seen.
i can't understand II. The
roads as dry as a board. We
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY
know Arnerical

l8l4-Battle six miles from
Washington, at Bladenshurg, Md,
in second war with England
British win and push on to fire
Washington.
1357-Beginning of financial
panic due to over-capitalization
and speculation
l891-Edison files patent ap-
plication for a pioneer movie
camera - granted six years later.
l397-Notable patent for an i'm
proved tine-lock system granted
Ira G. Blake of Worchester, Mass.
l9l2-The Territory of Alaska
formerly organized.
1912 - Congress en- cts the
Newspaper Publicity Law - peri
odical statement of ownership.
l926-Sone $4,000 crowd New
York City funeral parlor to view
remains Of actor Rudolph Valen-
tho - hundreds hurt.
l94I-Churchill pledges Eng
lands aid if U. S. went TO war
with JapS.
1874 - Americans cross the
Seine River in France.
l945-War Productions Board
removes controls on making pass
enger cars.
l947-Ford announces price in
creases on cars and trucks.
l946-End of 7-day walkout by
$500 Alannos, N M construction
workers.
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70 ~ - aAs rssaosusioQ Of high levels
e sseeasann ond eEnpiOYnaent according to
- Fseaa4ant % 10 20 found in downword
wNs @lusamsnis 70 manloin purchasing
ps~s
AEAnq en- ne suggestion. some Of the
aasamss 81 haslnuas IN this country Gre p1o-
m9ma pens ios "Ana- Depression Week" TO
~ Asld heginnins August a. for the purpose
- isuiaHlns en- TexiEo pFioe-eu," OF ten per cent
iiansy ksodsu chairman OF the Smoller
nasneas AaH's Association soys that hundreds
81 mesehenn Fl small and Enedium-sze have
alsaaay piedqsd themselves 10 the drive. In
a4eE 10 pTsseni the FeioilsE from absorbing the
sasfe ,ea peI osni reduction. cooperating sup
pleIs ms hsinq asked 10 moke reductions Of
80 80 eenl soms 81 these have og.eed to the
zee
pahllciiy iog The Anti. Depression Week"
e hslng sscuFed. The Governors Of the forty
ssahi ssafes ore beins osked TO oificiollY pro-
ssa.n - week in their states
The nan dec behind the effort IS TO cut
aawn ihs sapplY q goods an the retail stores
as sksi ne rotullofs viii have 70 order reploce-
sneala Ihis Ia tuFn. will meon additional bds
hem io ne monuiuciwegs and will suston
snsploFnssnt in ne manufacturing lines.
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Peoples Forum


TIE C1ffnen Welesmes sHNN~
nfonw 81 the wte8s - 80 f4ANe
ewM hme a. e1laaT FeesTNRA SO
rlxhf 20 drIrse any tfean wAsE4
are eonN1derea IIhefamn - umMMAe
ranted. T'he writer's a@~WA4 -
fair Sad esBfIne ahe tsaaNEm -
aso xxsrd.. and write - go go
80 thu ap~s enfy. a1Mn9e1Fs -
the writer's mnst aeEsmEsnH -
lrssrrn sad wfif - puhttahs9 -
t<u. reauenfeA otherwise
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Your Horoscope

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST "a,
l949-Today's native may be an
accomplished critic and promis-
ing experimentalist, but there is
q tendency to complaining ma
ture, probably dissatisfied with
its accomplishments. Much of
this may be avoided by schooling
the mind to eontentment, since
there should be a fair measure of
success in the life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

woman fr 0 m
New York, she
was one of the
I hree Ruths
who went to
Congress in '29
the others
having be e n
r nth Bryan
Owen and Ruth
Hanna MeCor-
mick. M rs .
Pratt had been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

kUiH EAktK FFAII Ffdlt haU Dttn
the first woman elected to the
New York City board of alder
men and the first woman elected
to Congress from New York
State Socially prominent, veal
tiny, the mother of five children
and Is grandchildren. she has
long been an active patron of
music. After najoring in mathe-
mates at Wellesley she was mar
ried 10 the late John T. Pratt in
1903.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

An elegant first course for COM
pany is to center a fresh fruit cup
with tiny ball of sherbet or ice.
Raspberry, lemon. orange. or
pineapple are all good flavors to
choose for the sf1erbet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

Ona hundfad and ninieen teachers ere ex-
ekuaglng positions this summer with English.
Ffench end cunodian seoehers under a pro
can sponsored BY The U. S, Office Of Edp-
soAa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

No ena Knows the exoct size or population
a chimar the most authentic figures being
aans t5o0oo0 square miles and population
- t8o mlilion.
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TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY

RUTH BAKER PRATT, born on
Aug. "a, 1877, at Ware, Mass,
where her father was a textile
manufacturer. Former Congress
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

Wine is the only beverage to
improve with age in the bottle,
according to the Encyclopaedia
Britannica.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

n lndia. much stress is laid upon the
eaath ei q tim. iive-how film being most
pepaluI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

German is the dominant language in
Batlaasiand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

TIE aane Of BEitoin's RoYol FonilY was
shmnsd Ia 1917 from the House OF Suxe-Co-
ESQ Gothe 10 the House oil Windsor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

TIE Federal Housing Administration lends
80 monsY and builds no houses. but insures
a4sals hnanciol houses ogoinst losses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

tsfasl has q Hebrew Notonol Operd Com
peuY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
IAN men are endowed with
brain capacity, but few Of them
have the necessary viii power to
use what they have"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
AUGUST "a. 1888

Arthur Sawyer Post of the
Amrican Legion last night passed
a rSolution. urging city and WPA
officials TO begin a drive to clean
up streets and lots in Key West
in preparation for the coming of
the tourist season.
Donovan Herriek, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Herriek, who had
been on tour in the New Eng
land States. returned home yes
terday.
The Chamber of Commerce to-
day asked the WPA to recertify
employees in Key West.
Ernest Hemingway, widely
known author, told The Citizen
that. in the event of war in Eu-
rope, he viii go to the front as a
correspondent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

The Art Appreciation Reading
Group will hold a meeting tonight
in the home of Miss Martha Wat
son, 500 Simonton street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

Mrs Lillanore Drudge and son,
Frank. left yesterday for stay Of
d week in Miami.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

Mrs. Beatrice Reeves and her
daughter left this morning for
Frost Proof, Florida, TO visit rela-
tiVes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

Miss Bessie Piodela left yester-
day for Miami to accept position
as stewardesS on the steamship
Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-24

An Associated Press dispatch
from London. published in The
Citizen, says the situation in Eu-
rope is tense.
Evening star., 1949-05-30

There are five bachelors al
our Embassy now" said Spanish
Counselor Don Gaspar Sanz
Tovar at Stewart Rockwell's
party the other afternoon. Rec.
ognition can't be far of. then
whipped back his feminine listen
er, remembering how bachelors
get around with alacrity in this
town. and win friends like mad
Franco must know thing or two
about Washington.
Senor SAM y Tovar. who looks
like the cat that swallowed the
canary when he grins, was intro
ducing the latest addition to the
staff Of the embassy that has an
ambassador without portfolio
Felipe Lazaro Marijil. . new
secretary.
Arriving at the party just an
hour after making her first ap-
Lpearance Ia Washington and just
q week after first setting foot or
American soil, was the lovely look
ing young Czechoslovakian wife
Of Walter Birge, jr. Called back
from Prague, where he was sta
toned as q Foreign Service Ofh-
Ger and where they were mar
ried In March. Walter may now
be assigned to the State De-
partment, he hopes. Dagmar,
who's never lived outside Of Czech
oslovakia, would love 1t, Of course
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Exclusively Yours,

She speaks fluent English with an
American accent. Learned most
of it from Walter during the past
two years. she said.
The Secretary Of States son
David Acheson and his very pref
ty wife were there and French
Minister and Nine. Berard. Minna
Legare, Colombian Counselor Jose
Camacho and Swiss diplomat Ber-
nard- Maurice Turrettini. who
from now on will probably read
the society columns. Jose said
that former Colombian counselor
Alberto Vargas Narino. who has
scores Of Capital friends after IL
years here. was staying at the
Carlton. will be here for a fort
night. ****
Youth and talent will be ram
pant at the Robert Guggenheims
on June Z. That's the day the
National Society Of Arts and Let
ters, Washington chapter. will
award thousands of dollars to
contest winners in various fields
For the first time the Society
is this year giving prizes for the
three best short stories written
by college students In the Wash
ington area. The judges were
Margaret Landon. author OF
Anna and the King Of Siam.
Lewis L. Moneyway. director OF
a short story studio here and Mai
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Engagements
Of Interest
Made Known

Mr.. and Mrs Jarrett E-cSnead
l1nderman III Of washiaston and
Pittsburgh announce TIE engage
ment Of Mrs. Lln6eGyn&n s daagh-
ter. Miss Barbara Snow More
land. 70 Mr.. Roger Arnold La
Guardia. son o. Mrs John B La
! Guardia.
! Miss Moreland attended the e.
LIS School in Pittsburgh and was
graduated from the wayvsntog,
Country School. she is o mem
Der Of the Junior League Of Wash
ington.
Mr.. LaGuarcia Is a graduate o.
the Georgetown School Of For
eign Service and during the way
served with the sod Airborne D;vi.
sion. At present he is an economist
In the Department Of Agriculture.
Pothe Roymond
The engagement Of their dAugh-
ter Odile 10 Mr.. George Tod Per-
kins Raymond has been an
nounced by the hride-elect's par
ents. Mr.. Charles Pathe OF Monte
Carlo and Mrs. Alice Anna Sile,
| Of Paris.
Miss Pathe Is an alumna oi
IlInstitut Francais of London and
a graduate Of l'Universite d'Alger
Mr.. Raymond attended Hill
School and Georgetown univer-
sity and will be graduated next
month from Yale University, A
graduate also Of the Merchant
| Marine Academy al Kings Point
Long Island. the bridegroom ELECT
sailed with that service during the
war, He is the son Of Mr.. George
Perkins Raymond Of New York
and the late Mrs. Helen Jones
i. Raymond Of 81 Francisco. and
Is the brother OF frs. John Martin
Gates, jr.. Of Washington.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Capital Items
Of Oflnterest

midas new Ambassador to this
country. Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pan
dit, will be heard in her first
radio interview since arriving In
Washington when she appears to-
night on the weekly broadcast,
launching at The Mayfower with
Bah Lincoln" Others who will
be on this evenings program are
Mrs. Mary Moncure Hunter. Miss
Cecil Lester Jones and Mrs. Rachel
Wahl.
Miss Carroll Brent GookiYi
daughter Of Mrs. Eleanor Gookin
and the late DR.. Edward r.
Gookin, is now in Annapolis for
June Week. She returned. last
week from Roanoke, Va. where
she was the guest for two months
Of Mrs. Barbour Frye.
Comdr. and Mrs. n. Z. Head
entertained at dinner yesterday at
Normandy Farm In honor Of
Comdr. Heads two sisters. Mrs.
Glade Powell and Mrs. e. B. Dick
inson, both Of Atlanta.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
By Morooret Germond

The past few chilly days SEEM
tngly discouraged the usual Memo
rial Day exodus from Washing
ton of members of Congress and
their families. Only a few left
the latter part Of the week for
trips home to spend this first long
holiday week end Of the year. and
several of the ladies will not re-
turn to the Capital for the re-
mainder of the spring and summer.
Miss Evelyn KEN, daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. James KEN OF
Missouri, is in New England over
the holiday. She left Wednesday
for Massachusetts, and Saturday
was one of the bridesmaids at the
wedding in Holyoke Of Miss Sarah
Pickering Skinner and Mr.. Wal
ter Henry Hart. jr. The after
noon ceremony took place in the
Skinner Memorial Chapel and the
reception was held at Dogwood,
i the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Skinner, parents of the bride.
Miss KEN, who will be back in
Washington tomorrow, and the
bride were classmates at Vassar
College.
Senator and Mrs. Brewster left
Thursday for Maine and Mrs.
Brewster will remain at lions
Hill, their home in Dexter,
throughout the summer. She will
be supervising her extensive gar
dens and. of course, enjoying the
companionship of the younger
members Of the family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Foss Brewster and
Evening star., 1949-05-30

the wedding yesterday ci their
daughter. Miss Roma Cooper. and
Mr., Jack d Bohh. son OF M and
Mrs, Benjamin Bobh Rabbi
Henry Sesal otrsciated at the ecre-
uiony.
kopis Myers
The marriage Of Miks Hllda
Sally Myers. daughter oi Mr. and
Mrs, SIDNEY Myers, TO Mr.. Martin
koplt took place yesterday at
Hotel 2Aao. with RAhhi Solomon
Meta officiating al the ceremony .
The bridegroom Ia the son Of Mr..
and Mrs, Hymaa kopit
Greene Moletx
Rabbi Herman Naidman ON .
eiated at the ceremony IN the
Shoreham Hotel yesterday that
united In marriage Miss Resale
MaictG and Mr.. Barnet Greens.
The bride In the daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Reuben MAlets and Mr..
Greene Ia the son Of Mr., and hTs.
Harry Greene Of Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Society News
Congressional Couples OFF on Holiday;
Miss KEN Goes to Massachusetts

their two children. Whitmore Foss
and Betsy Anne.
Mrs. John j. Williams. wife Of
Senator Williams of Delaware.
plans to spend the summer at
their home In Wildwood. She and
the Senator left Thursday and he
is expected back here tomorrow or
Wednesday.
Senator and Mrs. John w.
Bricker of Ohio are at their home
L in Columbus for the holiday.
Next week end Mrs. Bricker will
be at Dartmouth College and will
be joined there by their son, Jack
Bricker. who has just completed
his freshman year. She will go
by motor and the two will return
to the Bricker apartment at the
Mayflower.
Mrs. william LANCER, wife OF
Senator LANCER Of North Dakota,
came back last week from Short
Hills, N. j., where she had been
visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. King
Irwin. A new member Of the
family arrived while she was
there, Mary Baggaley Irwin. who
was born on Friday the 18th. No
christening plans have been made
for the baby. but that ceremony
likely will take place in Washing
ton tas soon as the young lady is
old enough to travel. Her brother
William LANCER Irwin. was
brought to Washington to be bap-
tised. Mrs. Irwin is the former
| Miss Lydia LANCER. who was q
popular member Of the young
congressional set here before her
| ms rriape
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Spanish Embassy Method for Winning Friends in CoptoI
Short Story Writer ond New Cooroturo in the News
BY Betty BeoIe

Andrew Geer, USMC. author oi
The Sea Chase" and numerou.
other writings.
Winner of the first prize Of $l0c
is a 22-year-old student at VIII
son Teachers College whose last
name is Walker and whose first
two names have a prophetic rinG
Ralph Waldo. A veteran para
trooper who entered the war wher
he was Is, Ralph is majoring ir
psychology, has written Now i:
The Time" about a l2-year-olc
Arkansas boy who Is a psyche
logical war casualty.
The other two winners art
Hugh Jordan Davis of Maryland
University and William Michae
STAIRS of Catholic q.
Mrs. John Davis Lodge Of Con.
necticut and Mrs. Cornelius Van.
derbilt Whitney. the guiding light
in the Arts and Letters Society
are together giving a scholarship
this year through the Society Il
the girl in Connecticut with the
most beautiful voice. Flora Mat.
toll Of Bridgeport won it. A pret.
ty 20-year-old who has been sup
porting her family by working ir
a factory. she has a sensational
coloratura voice. has been trying
to teach herself singing. Now she
will be able to study for a year
at the Hartford Conservatory and
in New York. Francesca Lodge
took her to the Nets Edward
johnson for an addition. Wash
ington can hear her on the af-
ternoon Of the 7th and that eve
ming at 7:45 over television.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Proper Use cs Horn

Proper Use cs liern
@. What Is tire proper Gw O.
an automobile hosn'
A. A courteous driver uses ssse
horn as a warning only n esscg-
sencies. ar. gently as polite SIS
nal. II more people realar~c usa,
the horn. as the yoaee O. The car
is In reality the vuacs O. ttse drives
there would be ieSs rasaeoas
thoag in is use,
Q. Should the horn be usca to
announce arrival OF 10 call SsaAr-
one 10 the car?
A. No yoang man Of gcod taste
viii announce his arrival to =
lovely lady by standing al the
curb outside her door and Tyoo-
hooing." Yet this is the identical
offense which 50 many commit.
Upon arriving by motor they 81,
at the wheel and bias, away al
the horn. A well-mannered yisa-
tor will alight and ring the door
bell,
Trotf,c Weosers
@. Why Is weaving in trAsre
bad manners7
A. Drivers who weave in and
Evening star., 1949-05-30

One Of the most popular spots
tomorrow evening will be the
Olney Theater. The reason is that
producers Richard Skinner and
Evelyn Freyman will open their
season with Noel Coward's "Pri-
vate Lives" starring Tallulah
Bankhead. The entire original
Broadway cast for the show, which
was such q hit in New York. will
be with Miss Bankhead at Olney
Among those who have already
made reservations for opening
night are the Ambassador Of Cey-
lon and Mrs. Corea. Senator and
Mrs. John j. Sparkman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy st. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs
C. Y. Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Weddings Held Yesterday

Miss Ethel Adela voSs. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred VoS:
Of Manchester. England. was mar.
ried yesterday 10 Mr.. Leon Har-
old Black. son OF Mr., and Mrs
Joseph Black. also Of Manchester
The ceremony took place In B'na!
Israel Synagogue with Rabh
Henry Segal officiating.
Borson -Tooter
B'nai Israel Synagogue was the
scene Of the wedding yesterday
Of Miss Beverly Elaine Tooter anc
Mr.. David Barson. the ceremony
taking place in the afternoon
with Rabbi Henry Segal ofiiciat.
ing. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton TooteI
and Mr.. Barson Is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Barson.
Yoeo- -Steuer
The wedding yesterday OF Mis-
Eleanor Steuer and Mr.. Marvin
II. Yago took place In Adas Israel
Synagogue with Rabbi Solomon
Metz officiating at the ceremony
Mrs. Yago Is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Steuer and the
bridegroom Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Yago.
Wolfe -leoeh
Announcement Is made Of the
marriage of Miss Florence Eve
Leach. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
David Leach, to Mr.. Isidore Wolfe,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet Wolfe,
the ceremony taking place yes
terday in Beth Shoiom Synagogue
with Rabbi Harry J. Kaufman
officiating.
Bobb Cooper
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Manuel Cooper was the scene OF
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Make Return Visit
MRS WALLTNG.

Gen. and Mrs. Marx Clark
stopped of in Washington briefly
on their way from San Francisco
Ito Rome for the anniversary of
the 5th Army's liberation Of the
|city. They visited the generals
mother. Mrs. c. c. Clark, In her
apartment on Kalorama road. and
will stop here again when they
return from Italy in about two
weeks.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Invitations Out

Invitations have been issued by
the Brown University Club Of
Washington to a scholarship
dance Friday evening at Q o'clock
at the United Nations Club.
Mr.. Ross A. De Matteo II. Mr..
Donald L. Ranard and Mr.. George
Hurley, jr.. are in charge Of ar
rangements. Reservations may be
made with Mr.. Matteo.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Announcement

At an open house yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. du Fief an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter, Ethel Marie to Mr.. Paul
r. Holmes, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul B. Holmes.
Miss du Fief is q graduate Of
Immaculate Seminary and Trinity
College. Mr.. Holmes served IN the
Navy and now Is attending George
washington University.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
|OInev OPENS Its Season

Robert Waggaman, Mrs. H. King
Vann, Mr.. Lloyd Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. E. p. Madsen. Mr.. Frank
Ludwick. Mrs. James B. Bentley
Mrs. Hollis l.. lines, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Ansell Mowrer. Mr.. Phillip
Is. JessIp, Col. E.. A. Kindervater
and Mrs. Daniel ]. Wagner.
Coming from New York will
|be MIR. Trumbull Barton and Mr.
John McHugh.