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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21
Recover Busby's
Body; 1t Is Being
Returned Here

The body of Elwell Busby, 35,
and who was reported missing
from the East Wind. "a Coast
Guard cutter after a crash off the
New Jersey Coast has been re-
covered, according to cablegram
received here today.
The telegram was addressed to
his wife, who was Miss Rebecca
Waite before her. marriage to
Busby, and requested information
regarding disposal of the remains.
The body will be shipped to Key
West under an escort of the Coast
Guard.
A brother of Mrs. Busby is Ber-
nard Waite. Jr., a former city pa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21

trolman, and mother is Mrs. Ber-
nard Waite, ST.. Funeral arrange
mentS will be announced follow
ing the receipt of the body here.
The, Ivory-billed woodpecker
is one of the best examples of
birds unable to adapt themselves
to changing conditions, the Ma
tional Wildlife Federation finds.
Its habitat is the wilderness and
it cannot survive under. any
other type of habitat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21

In measuring liquids in cook
ing use a cup that has a space
above the one cup mark. This
will prevent spillins and you are
less likely to skimp in measuring
liquids.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21
10 Bouts AT USO.NCCS
In Duval Street Tonight
Twenty Fighters,
Well Trained And
Eager To Win,
Are Lined Up

The finest card of the season
will be presented at USO Noes
tonight, 1t. John Burk, Boxing
League Manager, announced to-
day
Twenty fighters, we'll trained
and all eager to win, will be
matched The ten bouts include. a
great array of boxing talent
Fighters who have appeared in
recent Smokers at the, local arena
have attracted an enthusiastic
following among the fight fans,
who will be on hand to cheer
their favorites tonight.
The program to date will in
Jude the following bouts:
Robert DeFoor. $40 lbs. VS.. Ra-
non Cole, l43 lbs, both of Poin-
ciana; Ed Overlin, l13 lbs. VS.. Bob
Shaw, Ito lbs, both of Key West
High School; A. V. Austria, us
lbs. MAS, VS.. John Mnghorn, 1875
lbs. FAWTUlant;
A. Key, .l40 lbs, Key West, VS..
r. Laliberte, 1873 lbs.% HMCS No.
Okla; Gerald Rich, 140 lbs, FAW-
TULANT, VS.. Joe Shorey, 1873
lbs, HMCS Nootka; Billie Brog-
don, l34 lbs, UNNH, VS.. Norman
Leonard, 1913 lbs, HMCS Nootka;
Bobbie Brogdon, 1913 lbs, USNH,
VS.. Harold Carbonell, 1870 lbs,
Key West; r.. l.. Pyatt, 1T lbs,
USS Gilmore, VS.. Croby Horne,
ITO lbs, Key West; Othel Legg,
l59 lbs, Blimpron VS.. "Diablo"
Simon, 1862 lbs, YSD "a Seaplane
Base. ~.
The names of the fighters in
additional bouts will be announc-
ed from the ring. 1t John Burk
and Allie RidgeWay of Miami are
'eferees.. .,.....
The Judges will be 1t. Com
nander A. R. Evers; 1t. Gg
Frank Warrick and Victor Hart
man of the American Legion.
1t. Jay Slower will have charge
Of the Sports Program Aides.
Reserved seats and general ad-
mission tickets may be obtained
at the gate, 1921 Duval Street, af-
ter '7:15 tonight The first bout
will go on at 8:l5 p. m.
A dnliciouS. droSSinn for cn-,,-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21

Peanut butter may be mixed
with mayonnaise and little
sweet pickle relish for sand,
witches. II is also good mlzed
with chill sauce for a sandwich
or cracker spread.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21

1he 1910 corn crop may set a
naAw high rcCord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21

A delicious dressing for sea-
food is prepared from thick sour
cream to which chill sauce.
minced green pepper and pimen-
to are added. Serve with shrimp
or crabmeat. - -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21

IT, word ~dsrrick" Is derived
tFmn thc name Of AN English
hanRman Ut the early 18th Cen
taaxy. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21

in ihs fast decade %, tn last
ogmaurN the boundaries OF NIr-
gania stretched O. the then infant
vliaue AZ Chicago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-21

utfth Gmma or Surinam. ON
tlae nsFtlsUuatprn coast of South
AwnftCa. Is alDuut I've times the
nEt 81 tiir Nothcrlands
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Emily Post

let her know very soon how I
want my name In next years book.
Answer: Mary Bailey, Block
with Mrs. John Ward in paren-
theses after it, would be the prac-
tical answer.
Thonks For Gift
Dear Mrs. Post: When a we'd
ding gift is received from a friend
and her fiance together, to whom
should the thank-you note be
written?
Answer: To the friend, thank
ing them both.
Euery hostess is proud of
beautiful table linen. Mrs.
Posts leatlet, E-32, liable
Linen," describes the use of
monogranls and the appropriate
cloth for dinner, luncheon, or
breakfast. To obtain a copy.
send 5 cents in coin and
a st mped elt-addresSed
envelope to her care of The
EUening Star, P. o. Bor SO,
Station G. Ne,D York 10, N. Y.
Mrs. Post is sorry che cannot
anStUer personal mail.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Marriages


Weddings in Paris and in Mexico
City, which took place Saturday,
are of interest in Washington. The
ceremony in Paris is announced
by Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Chap
man of West Newton. Mass, their
daughter, Miss Dee Chapman be-
coming the bride of Mr.. Alfred
Washburn Wells, Second Secretary
of the United States Embassy in
Paris where he also is Vice Consul
for the United States.
Mr.. Wells is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hubbard Wells of
Brewster. N. Y, and spent some
time in Washington before assum-
ing his present post in the French
Capital. He received his LID. from
the Law School of George Wash
ington University and is a men,
ber of the District of Columbia
Bar. He also is an alumnus of
Hotchkiss and Yale and attended
the University of San Marcos in
Lima, Peru.
The United States Ambassador
to France, Mr.. David K. E. Bruce
gave the bride in marriage at the
ceremony in the American Cathe-
dral of the Holy Trinity, the Very
Rev. Dean F. w. Beckman officiat-
ing. Mr.. Hugh Everett Russell and
Mr.. Benson Ellison Lane Timmons
III of Washington were among
the ushers.
The bride has been studying at
the Sorbonne during the past two
years while she has been on the
staff of the Economic Cooperation
Administrations mission. She
served with the Canadian Army
through the war.
The reception was held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Timmons
on the Place Vendome. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells will return to Paris to
live after their wedding trip to
Spain and the Balaeric Islands.
ChonIer- -CoeeeshoII
Mr.. Ashley Chandler, son of the
late former Representative and
Mrs. William Astor Chandler,
married Mrs. Helen Brown Cogge-
shall in Mexico City. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy c. Brown of Rhinebeck,
N. Y, and is great-niece of Gen.
Thomas Casey and Pierre Casey,
designers and engineers of the
Library of Congress.
Mr.. Chanler is a descendent of
the first John Jacob Astor and is
a grandson of the late John
Winthrop Chanler.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Princess Wed
Yesterday to
Frank kRediker

Many high-ranking American
and foreign officials attended the
wedding reception yesterday that
followed the marriage Of Princess
Tawhida Hahn of Cairo to Mr..
Frank Rediker of Calais, Me-:
New York and Washington. The
5 o'clock ceremony took place in
the brides suite at the Mayhower.
Judge Marvin Jones. Chief Judge
Of the United States Court OF
Claims, officiating.
The 6 to 8 o'clock reception, to
which 300 guests were invited,
was held in the East Room of the
hotel. Mrs. Harold Jewett OF
Calais, sister of the bridegroom,
who attended the princess, and
Mr.. Norris Rediker Of New York.
who was best man for his brother,
were the only witnesses at the
wedding ceremony.
The princess was costumed in
a pale pearl gray Adrian gown.
with which she wore long gloves
and matching pink-gray shoes
and a black calot hat with black
osprey. For her jewelry, she
chose a diamond necklace that
had been in her family for sew
eral generations and diamond
earrings and bracelets. She
carried a bouquet of white
orchids. Mrs. Jewett wore an
aqua blue Hattie Carnegie gown
and a. black Reboux hat and
carried sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Rediker is the daughter OF
the late Midhat Yeghen Pasha, a
well-known banker in Cairo who
served as Foreign Minister and in
other official jobs. She is the
great granddaughter of the Khe-
dive Ismail, who was Viceroy Of
Egypt under the Turkish regime.
Her grandfather was Haidar
Pasha. famous Egyptian states
man, and she is cousin of King
Farouk of Egypt.
Mr.. Rediker has lived for many
years in Europe and the Middle
and Far East. He is an engineer
ing and industrial consultant and
was a captain in the United
States Army in the last war.
Following the reception, the
couple left on a motor trip and
upon their return they will reside
at the Mayf1ower.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Yours,
Contocuzene Wedding to Be in London;
Mrs. John Davis Lodge Back and Busy

Princess Cantacuzene, back in
Washington from q summer So
journ in the Adirondacks, is very
pleased about the family news.
The news is that Nine. Cantacu-
zene's nephew. Prince Michael
Cantacuzene Of Paris, is going to
marry her granddaughter. Bar
bara Hanbury-Williams of Lon
don.
Barbara is the twin. 20-year-
old daughter Of the former Ida
Cantacuzene, whose debut and
marriage were social events of
Washington, and John Hanbury-
Williams. . director of the Bank
Of England and head Of the inter-
national company that is called
Courtaulds, Ltd, in England. Les
Files de Calais in France and
Viscose in America. Mrs. Hanbury-
Williams and Michael are first
cousins; their fathers were BROTH
srs. And incidentally, Michael's
mother. Princess Serge Cantacuz-
enc, was q cousin Of the late
Count Laszlo Szechenyi.
The match couldn't be more
suitable. The principals have the
same elegantly conservative back
grounds, have had the same type
of upbringing. Prince Michael was
actually educated under John
Hanbury-Williarns' eye. He has
worked hard and done well in Les
Files de Calais Of which he is
now, at the age Of IS, a director,
They will be married in London
in January.
Speaking of this wedding brings
10 mind the mothers fashionable
one in Washington. It seems that
President Coolidge took q fatherly
shine to Ida when she made her
debut here and the great grand
daughter of President Ulysses 8
Grant was invited to tea at the
White House more than once
When the time came for her mar
riage an invitation went to 1900
Pennsylvania avenue, but Mrs
Coolidge regretted, saying that
the President never went to we'd
dings. Some time later. with some
embarrassment, she called to make
q retraction. Calvin was coming
insisted on. it in fact. Thereupor
ensued a mad rush of rearrangine
the seating of every dignitary ir
the church!
Mrs. Joseph E. Davies has &C.
quired q new grandson. A wir(
from New York says that the for.
mer Nedenia Hutton and HUSBAND
Stanley Rumbough, jr.. have
added a second son to their fam.
lily. Little David Post Rumbougt
first looked back at the world or
Tuesday the 9th in the Leroy
Sanitarium, New York City.
Il II Il II
The John Davis Lodges are bacl
Evening star., 1949-09-30
S
Is Bride

In the Chevy Chase home of the
brides brother n-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clarence List,
Miss Florence Trenholm Wickliffe
Woolley was married yesterday
afternoon to Maj. Herbert Allen
Mckee, executive assistant COM
missioner of the Department of
Highways and Public Works. State
of Tennessee. The Rev. Wilson
Dodge of the Rockville Methodist
Church officiated at the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. Robert Wickliffe Woolley, for
mer director of the Mint and later
a member of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, and of the late
Mrs. Marguerite Holmes Tren-
holm Woolley. Mrs. Mckee is a
graduate of Gunston Hall School
and attended Russell Sage Col
lege. She served with the Amer
ican Red Cross during the early
part of the war and has been an
audiologist at Deshon General
Hospital. Butler, Pa. and Walter
Reed Hospital for the past six
years.
The bridegroom, a retired Reg
ular Army major. is the son of MIR.
Elijah Porter and the late Mrs
Theodocia Alice Caldwell Mckee
of Columbia, Tenn. He attended
Peabody College and the
Y. M. c. A. College of Law in
Nashville. .. .
After October Is, the couple will
be at home in Nashville.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Fetes Filled


Numerous parties were on the
schedule yesterday the Comman-
der in Chief of Great Britain's
Jamaica and West Indies Station,
Vice Admiral Richard v. Symonds-
Taylor taking his share of honorS.
He. with bis hosts, Sir Frederick
and Lady Dalrymple- Hamilton
were among those attending the
party which Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Glenn B. Davis gave for the
Navy Department as part of the
Naval Gun Factory's celebration.
Following that Sir Frederick and
Lady Dalrymple- Hamilton enter
tanned at dinner in his honor in
their Georgetown home. Others
at dinner were the Secretary Of
the Navy, Mr.. Francis P. Matt
heWs; Vice Admiral and Mrs. r. B.
Carney. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Felix johnson. Miss Laura Tucker
man and the daughter of the
hosts, Miss Christian Dalrymple-
Hamilton.
Another of the dinners last eve
ming was that of the Dominican
Ambassador to the Organization
of American State, DR.. Joaquin E.
Salazar. The diplomat was host
to about Is of his colleagues Of
the OAS making the dinner
something of a family" party.
Included in the company were
the members of the Council Of
the OAS who are ambassadors
from the 81 American Republics.
and officials of the OAS and the
Pan American Union.
The retiring Chairman of the
Council Senor Don Enrique v.
Corominas, who also is retiring as
Argentine Ambassador to the OAS,
was among those at the dinner
and today he was honor guest at
luncheon given by the council.
Guests at the luncheon, served in
the stately Hall of Americas in
the Pan American Union, included
the entire staff of the Argentine
delegation to the OAS as well as
officials Of that group and of the
Pan American Union. There were
so in the company.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
By Betty Beole

from a European tour. Francesca
and their 19-year-old daughter
Lily were gone for five weeks:
John. handsome Representative
from Connecticut. joined them
for the last two weeks.
Lily, a Junior at Wellesley chose
a European trip to making her
debut. Her mother told her. how
ever, that she couldn't 60 to
France till she spoke French. to
Italy, till she spoke italian. With
that Lily buckled down during the
past year and when she sailed
eastward had q speaking knowl-
edge of both!
Francesca, very slim and sun
burned, her blond hair combed
simply back Cher Italian friends
made her do it that way), is all
set to do three new things this
year in addition to the umpteen
she did last year. She is going to
learn Spanish In case they next
go to South America. She is going
to learn to play the guitar (don't
know what's behind this), and she
is going to master needlepoint
Next week-on the 7th to be
Evening star., 1949-09-30
By Katherine IA. Brooks

The Supreme Court OF the
United States will convene for its
fall session on Monday and mem
bers Of that august body and their
wives are settling down in Wash
ington for the winter. The Chief
Justice of the United States and
Mrs. Fred M. Vinson have been in
their Wardman Park Hotel apart
ment much of the summer spend
ing only a few weeks in their
Kentucky home.
The Chief Justice was host re-
Gently to the other members. of
the court when he gave a lunch
con at the Raleigh. Chief Justice
Vinson was carrying on a tradi-
ton established by the late Chief
Justice Harlan Fiske Stone, who
each fall just preceding the con-
vening of the court entertained
his Associate Justices. These
parties for many years were given
at the Raleigh, another custom
which his successor also is carry
ing on.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Hugo
L. Black have been in their Alex
andria home all summer and made
only one short trip to Atlantic
City.
Associate Justice and Mrs. STAN
ley F. Reed again are in their
apartment at the Mayfiower Hotel
after a number of short trips
through the summer. They will be
Joined the end of next week by
their son and daughter law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley F. Reed, jr.,
who will come from their home in
New York to stay over Sunday.
Motoring back to Washington
are Associate Justice and Mrs.
Felix Frankfurter who have been
in their Massachusetts home
through the summer. They are ex-
pected back in their Georgetown
house tomorrow.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Will
liam o. Douglas are not expected
back before Sunday after being at
their place at Lustine. Ore. through
the summer.
The charm Of Hickory Hill at
Evening star., 1949-09-30

A wife writes: "Once a year
boyhood friend of my husbands
comes to the city on business. We.
have met his wife but know her
only slightly. The friend always
calls my husband at the Office and
they lunch. together. My husband
thinks I should invite the wife
to lunch with me somewhere. I
did once and she said she was
busy shopping and couldn't make
other engagements. He still thinks
+ should again this year. Do you
see any reason why I should?"
The only reason I know why you
should is because your husband
wants you to, and in my opinion
this is a good reason.
No Dress, No Port!
Dear Mrs. Post: My cousin still
takes for granted she is to be
bridesmaid even after telling me
she can't afford to- buy the dress
I have chosen for the bridesmaids.
I can't afford to buy one for her.
But how do go about telling her
mo dress, no part!'
Answer: I think the answer is
obvious. She certainly can't be an
unmatching. bridesmaid.
Name The Some
Dear Mrs. Post: How can ! keep
my former identity in my club
year book since I've changed my
name? I have been president of
the organization and have done
many things, all published under
the name of Mary Bailey Block.
Now I am Mrs. John Ward. The
book chairman has requested that
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Engagement Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael P. Nc
Dermott entertained at a cocktail
party in their Chevy Chase home
for some so or so guests last eve
ming when they announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Elvira Agnes McDermott, to
Mr.. William Barton Ewers. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L. Ewers.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Notre Dame Academy and I'm
maculata Junior College, and Mr..
Ewers is a senior at the College of
Arts and Sciences of Georgetown
University.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Miss Endersbee
Is Church Bride

Miss Jane Elizabeth Endersbee,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
James Endersbee, became the
bride Saturday of Mr.. Cecil John
Gridley. jr., son of Col. and Mrs.
Gridley. The ceremony took place
in st. AIMS Catholic Church, the
Rev. Edward A. Luckett ofiiciating.
Miss Ruth Endersbee was her
sisters only attendant and Mr..
Robert Ellis Gridley was best man
for his brother. The wedding
breakfast was held at the West
chester.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Society News
Supreme Court Justices and Their Wives
Assembling for Converting of the Court

Mclean, Va.. has kept Associate
Justice and Mrs. Robert H. Jack
son close to home through the
summer recess Of the court. They
have made one or more brief
visits out of town and spent a
short time with their son and
daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jackson at Cold Spring
Harbor. Long Island.
Associate Justice and Mr.. Har-
old H. Burton did the most globe
trotting of any in the Supreme
Court circle for they had two
months or more abroad. They
again are in their apartment at
the Dodge Hotel and this after
noon will attend the tea OF the
American Newspaper Women's
Club of which Mrs. Burton is an
associate member. The tea will
honor Sarah Churchill, daughter
of Great Britain's wartime Pre-
mier, Winston Churchill.
The newest member of the
court, former Attorney General
Tom c. Clark, and Mrs. Clark are
not expecting guests over the
week end and to attend the open
ing session Monday. However
says Mrs. Clark, some of the
family may decide at the last
minute to come"
The only retired member of the
court, Mr.. Justice Owen j. Rob.
erts, will come down from his farm
near Chester Springs. Pa, the emo
of next week. He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Roberts and they
will stay at the Hotel Raleigh
They will renew old friendships
at luncheon Sunday, October 8
and the following day Mr.. Justice
Roberts will give a dinner party
in the Queen Elizabeth room at
the Raleigh. He is president OF
the Atlantic Union Committee
which has sponsored the bill in
troduced in the Senate for the
furtherance of that union. Both
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Roberts have
a very wide circle of personal
friends in Washington and will be
greatly in demand during their
few days in the Capital.
Evening star., 1949-09-30

The Rev. and Mrs. w. Harold
Shape of Chevy Chase announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Mary Lou, to Mr.. I. Thomas Beck,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Beck
of Connersville, Ind.
The bride-elect is a senior at
DePauw University in Greencastle,
Ind. and is a member of Delta
Gamma Sorority. Mr.. Beck also
is a senior at DePauw and is a
member OF, Delta Upsilonf frater-
nifty. He served with the Navy
during the war in the Pacific and
European theaters.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
November Wedding

Mrs. Naomi Smith Jones sof
Arlington Forest announces the
engagement Of her daughter,
Marjorie Louise, to Chief Petty
Officer William Russell McMani-
GUS, u. S. N. of Ernest, Pa, who
is stationed at Anacostia Naval
Air Station.
The wedding will take place
November 10.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Invitations Out

The Ambassador of Ceylon and
Mrs. Corea have Issued invitations
for a reception on October II in
honor of the United States Am
bassador designate to Ceylon and
Mrs. Joseph Satterthwaite. The
6-to-8 O'Clock party will be at the
EmbaSsy.
Evening star., 1949-09-30

exact-Francesca is making two
speeches in one day: One at
Bridgeport, Conn, at noon and
one in Norwalk at teatime. The
men are interested in hearing
about Washington at the noon
hour: the women at teatime about
the good neighbor policy!
Evening star., 1949-09-30

Until her marriage to Capt.
Armond r. LeuGSselr, son OF
Mrs. Clara LeDdSSeur and the
late Mr.. Joseph D. LeDasSeur
OF Boston, the bride ,oas Miss
Betty Jordan, daughter of
Mrs. Joseph P. Gray OF Phila-
delphia and the late Mr..
Horace r. Jordan OF Scranton.
Their Uedd:ng took place re-
Gently in the chapel at Fort
Myer, Chaplain E.. P. PearsaH
Officiating. -Stuckey Photo.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Fall Meeting Set

The Memorial Chapel Guild OF
the Army Medical Center will hold
its first fall meeting in the post
chapel on Tuesday morning at 1o
o'clock. Mrs. Joseph U. Weaver
president, has announced.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-08-05

The red wolf has recently been
exterminated in the American
Southeast.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-08-05

The principal agricultural pro-
ducts of Spain are wheat, bar
ley, oats, rye, olives an fruit.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-08-05

| New equipment and fixtures
for the new post office on First
avenue are expected within six
! months.
When these arrive, Post Master
Walter Woehler said, a further
improvement in the service is
expected.
New equipment and fixtures
expected include cages for the
c. o. D. mail, finance section,
more cases, equipment which
will allow segregation of duties
and the fixing of responsibilities.
Woehler said he had asked for
two trip service over all foot
routes. The aim is to develop a
delivery system by which every
mail patron will receive his mail
at almost exactly the same times
each day.
The new building should be
the means of bringing to Kenne-
wick the kind of postal service
would like and which we
haven't been able to do in our
cramped quarters" said the post
master.
One of the touchy subjects for
Mr.. Woehler is that of naming
of the streets. He took an interest
in the project but he says he
never had anything to do with
selecting the names" Some PEG.