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Evening star., 1951-06-10
FD|C Chairman
LaudsSoundness
of D. {. Banks
BisseIIe Succeeded
By Sunderson as
DBA Ends Session
By Donald B. HodIey

HOT SPRINGS. Va. June O.
Washington banks have increased
their earning capacity for the
benefit of their stockholders, and
Evening star., 1951-04-22

was a real Keynote TO the Bark
leys' warmth and hospitality,
and it is also typical of their
friendliness that their telephone
number. unlike the majority Of
officialdom, is listed. Mrs.
Barkley can be reached as easily
as any other busy neighbor.
Returning from a luncheon
at Mrs. Dean Acheson's, at
tended by other ladies whose
husbands names are also his
tory making. she was wearing
a superbly tailored dark blue
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Miss Primrose Wed To Mr.. lngIes

ST. Thomas More Church in
Arlington was the scene of the
wedding yesterday of Miss Audrey
Marie Primrose. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew v. Primrose OF
Arlington, and Mr.. John Stephen
Ingles, son of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Harry c. Ingles Of White Plains.
N. Y. Father Winkler officiating
The reception that followed was
held at the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
The couple left for New York,
from where they will fly to Ber-
muda for their wedding trip.
They will return on the Queen
of Bermuda, and will make their
home at 1880 Thirty-ninth street
NV.
Wearing a ballerina-len gown
of imported chantilly lace. the
bride carried an heirloom lace
handkerchief. belonging to the
groom's family.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

q delicate tracing Of delft blue on
milk white. In addition her hus-
band, who has perfect taste. had
had magnificent banquet cloth
made in Portugal. one which had
q perfectly matching onion pat
tern. But. goodness" she pro-
tested, I'm so afraid we might
break or chip one Of the plates or
cups" you just go right ahead,
honey" he assured her. smilingly,
"and II anything does get broken,
just think of all the fun Wen have
poking through the antique shops
looking for a replacement"
The very masculine. very much
a man-among-men Mr.. Barkley
has flawless taste: in fact. his col
lection Of Nielsen would do credit
to a museum. the fiowered boxes
and enchanting figurines filling
three cabinets. two of which were
purchased from the estate Of the
late Mrs. Edward Mclean. Their
drawing room is charmingly fur
|nished--a sofa and two large
chairs. covered with bayberry
green velvet, couch with gray
Ichintz, small tables with superbly
wrought sheffield galleries, glitter
ing girandoles on either end of the
mantel all against a back
ground Of wedgewood green walls
and q predominantly carneliari
rug.
Since the true reflection Of a
husband is In the wife's face, one
sees at once that the Weep is very
easy to live with: calm, easy-going,
with unfailing humor and gal
lantry. His daughter. Wahwee, is
married to Douglas Macarthur.
nephew Of our General.
What the Vice President and
his lovely wife enjoy most is
answered easily-each other. AS
in any other happy marriage, the
touchstone is the pure pleasure Of
shared companionship. Some
times they listen to the radio:
their tastes are catholic-ranging
from the Veep's favorite Grand
Ole Opry and Mr.. President. to
news broadcasts and Mrs. Barkley's S
special loves, Bach, Beethoven and
Mozart. Sometimes they read to
each other, saving enjoyable
things which they have come
across during the day. In a
Meissen compete that centers their
dining room. table was a poem
which they had clipped from the
morning paper to put in their
scrap book. It was Elizabeth
Barret Browning's How Do ]
Love Thee?"
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Dorotheo Smith
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hawley Smith
of Chevy Chase announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Doro-
thea Marie. to Mr.. Martin Robert
Fain, son of Mrs. j. r. Fain and
the late Mr.. Fain Of this city.
Miss Smith is senior at the
University of Maryland and is a
member of Alpha XII Delta So
rority. Mr.. Fain is graduate OF
George Washington University
Law School and a member Of Phi
Delta Phi international legal
fraternity.
The wedding will take place fol-
lowing Miss Smiths graduation
in June.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

nef pumps were DeauCl1ully ana
once wore a size AZ until the
comfortably. The small cape
that hung >over her shoulders
was Of misty silver mink. The
whole effect, without flowers,
feathers, frou-frou or fussy jew
|elry was freshly feminine, art
fully simple.
Husbands will greet with wild
enthusiasm the news that the wife
of the Vice President of the United
States feels that three suits a year
:. a good wool in winter. a crisp
black faille in springtime and a
printed silk for summer. plus only
one or two cocktail dresses
are an adequate daytime ward
robe! For a lady who goes forth
daily to meet the great of our
land. and other countries, this is
sheer magic. but it also bears out
the cherished theory of experts
that few well-chosen costumes
will see a lady through any
situation.
Washington has often wondered
about the Veep's seemingly mex
haustible energy, and Jane Bark
ley's fresh and smiling air. Hel
large hazel eyes, behind their long
straight black lashes. are always
clear, her dark brown hair, with
its delicate touches of silver, looks
freshly washed and waved. The
real answer to the Barkleys' gooc
health and spirits in the face Of Q
formidable calendar is that, a,
ranking guests, they must always
leave a party first! AS a result
the yare usually home by II
O'Clock for a full nights slumber
and leisurely breakfast at II
the following morning. Jane
Barkley (she was named for hel
godmother. Jane Libby, of the
famous canning family was sur
lprised and delighted to find that
Washington was such q sleepy
headed town, with parties ending
long before midnight. So far as
she is concerned. Napoleon's habit
of going about his empire build
ing business with a backlog of only
four hours sleep was just plain
silly.
Although she describes herself
as completely untalented" she
has one of womanhood's most en-
viable gifts, the making and main
tanning of a harmonious home, ir
which all ages are served. As ir
other American households, hel
young daughter. Anne, bring.
home her friends to drink coke!
and play records while they dt
their homework. The Veep's grand.
children, the little sons ant
daughters of the Max Truitts ane
Douglas MacArthurs, are frequen
visitors. The Barkleys' entertain
ing has a home-style flavor, too
supervised by Lula and Parkel
Ricks, the maid and butler, VIII,
have been. with the Vice Presiden
for nearly a quarter of a cen
tury. Afternoon gatherings sci
dom include more than 80 peopl
"a small party by the standard
of Washington oficialdom-ani
sometimes they give gay luncheon
parties of "a, which are served il
the Veep's Offices.
Mr.. Barkley loves Southern
cooking. home-cured hams partic
ularly, with turnip greens ant
cabbage cooked in jowl, higl
among his food favorites. Dime
guests are treated to the doubl
delight of real Kentucky cookinl
served on set of the Veeps beau
tiful china. At first Mrs. Barkle,
was reluctant to use the priceless
and well nigh irreplaceable dishes
but was strongly tempted by on
particular set Of the onion pattern
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Lynn Richardson Engaged to Wed

Comdr. Harold Evan Richardson,
q. s. N. R.. and Mrs. Richardson
Of Mount Rainier announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lynne Adele, to Midshipman
Charles Digby Morrow, U. S. NJ,
Evening star., 1951-04-22

son Of Comdr. John Arthur Nor
row. u. S. NJ, retired, and Mrs
Morrow Of Los Gates, Calf.
The wedding will take place in
Saint Andrews Chapel at the
United States Naval Academy in
ANNAPOLIS June
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Back From West
--southan Photo.

Miss Teresa Wohl, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wohl of this
city, has just returned from
Managua, Nicaragua. where she
was the guest Of the United States
Ambassador and Mrs. Capus Way
nick.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

buttons hghghted sparkling collar small
round hat also white well cotton gloves and
her pumps beautifully simply lovely
Evening star., 1951-04-22
own and Country Folk
By Nike Anderson
/. This ueek it Is our pleasure to present
A DOUBLE PROFILE
The Vice President and Mrs. AIben BorkIey

Come and rest wraps" invited the peasant-faced
coored maid the portal not Of Southern home but
the second household of the land the Connecticut avenue
Barkey That greeting
, 1951-04-27
Macarthur Given
Greatest Welcome
In Chicdgo's History

Four million persons gave
General Douglas Macarthur
and family one of the greatest
welcomes ever accorded any
one in that city's history. Bust
ness houses and schools were
closed as the hero of Bataan
Corregidor and the Far East
were driven along the streets
Of the Windy city.
Spectators stood ten and
twelve deep on streets leading
down town. Roof tops were
lined and others perched in
trees.
Soldiers Field was jammed
to capacity to hear General
Macarthur, He. planned to go
to Milwaukee today and re-
turn to New York tonight.
, 1951-04-27
De Castro Appeals
To |. Bunk to Open
F~rederiksted Brunch

Governor de Castro has APP
pealed to President Wharton
OF the Virgin Islands National
Bank for reconsideration Of
the matter of reactiviating the
Frederiksted branch Of the
Virgin Islands National Bank.
In a letter dated April 9, to
the President, the Governor
states in part as I stated in
my letter Of March 81, 1851, it
is the opinion of the Govern
ment that there is great need
for the establishment of a
branch bank in the town of
Frederiksted to serve the peo-
pie IN that area. AS you know
a bank is essential TO rthe pro
per growth of any community,
large or small. Because of this
fact it is very important to
have the Virgin Islands Ma
tional Bank operate a branch
office in the community of
Frederiksted, This branch Of
fee will be of great Importance
in improving the economy of
that community"
, 1951-04-27
Vun Fleet Expects
To Hold Communists
At Hon River Line

General Van Fleet express
ing his confidence that the
communists can be held des-
pite their offensive, said that
his troops will establish a de-
tense line at the Han River
which flows through Seoul.
General Van Fleet said that he
plans to continue the policy of
his predecessor, to fight a war
OF maneuver against the thous
ands of Reds.
Red casualties are estimated
at close to &C, 900 since Sunday.
The UN troops in one sector
have retreated 81 miles, 10
north of the parallel.
Heavy pressure is being ex-
erted by the Communist
eleven miles from Seoul the
capital city that they are once
again determined to capture.
, 1951-04-27
Puerto Ricun Officiul
To Help Lay Out
St John Road

Governor Munoz Marin of
Puerto Rico has requested the
Highway Division of the De-
partment of Interior of that is
land to cooperate with the
Government of the Virgin Is
lands in making necessary sur
veys TO rthe purpose of laying
out the proposed road across
the Island of St. John.
1t is estimated that the sur
vey board will begin work
about May l an dthat the sur
vey vii take approximately
two months.
, 1951-04-27
Several Bills From
Both Councils Awuit
Action

Several bills from both Mu-
nicipal Councils are on the
Governors desk awaiting exc
cutive action. These include an
ordinance passed by the Num-
cipal Council of St. Thomas &
St. John authorizing automo-
bile dealers to use dealers Ii
cense plates for a full year on
one vehicle used primarily for
demonstration purposes, other
ordinances passed by the same
Council is in connection with
custody and use of files in ma
proceedings.
From the st. Croix Council
is a deficiency appropriation
for various purpose and a re-
solution authorizing the free
use OF a government bull-dozer
to perform work at Estate
Concordia.
, 1951-04-27
SPORTS
: Hubert Francis

BOSTON: In revenge Of their
two previous drubbings, the Red
Sox blasted the Yankees, 1917,
with veteran Ellis Kinder perform
ing in his accustomed relief-role,
and receiving credit for the game.
Four Yankee hurlers tried to stop
the Boston attack with the defeat
going to Reynolds. When Byrnes.
saw that he couldn't completely
stop the attack he counter attack
ed and blasted a homer with two
mates aboard, but that wasn't suf-
ficient.
WASHINGTON: Conrado Mar
zero in one of his most brilliantly
pitched games since in the majors
one-hit the Athletics, defeating
them 81. He allowed the only hit
in the 4th inning, when Barney
McCosky blasted one of hit pitches
for a homer. Then Senators two
runs also resulted from homers,
one by Micky Vernon in the End
inning and the other by Gil Coan
in the 7th. The loser was Joe Cole
Continued on page ~
, 1951-04-27
Pres. Refused to Suy
Whether RidgewaY
Con Bomb Munchuriu

President Truman refused
to say whether or not General
Ridgeway has the authority to
bomb Chinese bases in Man
churia if and when they
should sen dtheir airforces
against UN troops.
Individuals said, however,
that Macarthur had this auth
GRITTY an dit is believed still
holds good for Ridgeway. This
was given to Macarthur by
the Joint chiefs of Staff.
, 1951-04-27
U. S. Helicopter
Rescues Two British
Flyers Behind Lines

The British Admiralty an
nounced that a helicopter from
the American Cruiser MAN
chester" rescued two British
airmen in Korea. One was
picked up from a rice paddy
field in the face Of intense fire
from enemy troops; a second
was picked up behind enemy
lines after he became uncon-
Scious.
, 1951-04-27
Members of Tax
Exemption Bodrd
Meets With D.A.

R. Norman Skeoch, Chair
man of the Tax Exemption
Board Of St. Croix, Louis Lind
quist, Chairman of a similar
board for ST. Thomas and
Louis Shulterbrandt, Commits
sioner of Finance, conferred
with District Attorney Fran
cisco Corniero at the Govern
ment House in st. Thomas yes
terday at noon, on various mat
tiers concerning tax exemption
practices. Agreements were
reached on many important
basic procedures.
Hope has been expressed
that the st. Croix Board will
adopt its regulations next
week as a result Of this con-
ference. AS a result Of this con
ference. Also a decision was
reached to submit a revised
tax exemption bill to both
Councils in the very near flu
ture. The District Attorney is
now working on such a bill.
, 1951-04-27
Secretary Ambrose.
Director Gereuu
Leave for WASHINGTON

Government Secretary Dan
iel W. Ambrose and Civil De
Tense Director Adolph Gereau
left for Washington today to
attend important Civil De
Tense conferences. They will
both return to the Virgin Is
lands in approximately two
weeks.
Mrs. Ambrose and son will
accompany the Government
Secretary upon his return.
, 1951-04-27
Governor de Castro
Coming Monday for
Round Of Confubs

Governor Morris F. de Cas-
tro will arrive here on Monday
afternoon, April 80 to hold a
series Of conferences, it was
made known today. !.
The Governor will meet
with President Olson of the
Virgin Islands Corporation
who returned from Washing
, 1951-04-27

ton on Thursday, to discuss
the VICORP budget estimates
for 1858. On Tuesday morning
the Chief Executive will hold
Continued on page A
Evening star., 1951-02-19
Take Nv Word for 1t By F'ent Colby

@. Please, just what is meant by
the term TO-?
A. The letters stand for "intelli-
gence quotient," and denote the in
telligence of a person in relation
to the average for his age; that is
to say, it is the child's mental age
divided by his actual age. For ex-
ample, if a child of 10 has a mental
age of 10, his 10. is l., usually
expressed as 100. If his mental age
is equal to that of the average
12-year-old, his 10. is IL, usually
expressed as 100. Hence, 10-year-
old child with mental age of
8 years has an 10. of only 80.
The term moron denotes a dull
stupid person. Pronounce 1t: MOE
rahn.
Psychologists classify the feeble
minded thus:
l. The idiot, who can neither
speak intelligently nor attend to the
simplest affairs of life (mental age,
2 years.. 2. The imbecile is higher
in intelligence mental age, y, but
cannot do any useful work 3. The
moron whose mental age is about
II years, is limited in intelligence,
but can perform useful tasks If
supervised.
@. If anchors aweigh" is correct,
why don't flyers use the expression
bombs aweigh"?-B. L. B.
A. An anchor that Is "aWeigh''
Evening star., 1951-02-19

is raised frem the bottom. To
weigh anchor" is to raise the
anchor preparatory to getting a
ship under way" In the famous
song of the United States Naval
Academy, anchors aweigh" means
"up with the anchors" The term
bombs away" means that the
bombs have been released and are
on their way down to the target.
@. What Is meant by the term
white Russia "?-T. D.
A. White Russia Is one of the re-
publics of the Union of Soviet So
cialistic Republics. 1t is located on
the western extremity of the U. S.
S. R., with Poland on the west and
the Ukraine on the south. Library
of Congress reports that: "The
origin of the terms White Russia
and white Russians is difficult to
trace, and all explanations which
have come to our attention are more
or less of a speculative character"
Here Is one version which is
popular with some of the Russian
historians. 1t is found in the History
of White Russia by o. Turchaninov.
1857: ''The time and the origin of
White Russia are not definitely es-
tablished, but it is probable that
the name is very ancient and grad
ually became applied to the people
of this country who by necessity
and habit wore white clothes"
Evening star., 1951-02-19
q. Partner opens with two
hearts and you hold:
AK1o86542 V3 H842 &95

A-The negative response Of two no
trump must be made to indicate to
partner the lack Of high card strength:
in an effort to play the hand at that
contract Avoid an immediate response
Of two spades despite the seven card suit.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
Uncle Rays Corner

has tiny teeth, and would have a
hard task if it tried to chew up a
man. The same is true of the bask-
ing shark sometimes IS to 40 feet
long, which basks in the sunshine
at the surface of the water but lets
human beings alone.
Dangerous sharks include the
white shark, the tiger shark, the
hammerhead. the gray nurse and
the blue shark. 1t is hard to tell
which of these is the worst; it is
well to keep out of the way of all
of them!
Swordfish are dangerous, too
Their long, sharp beaks can cut
clear through a man. Some say thai
they strike only by accident, but
whether or not they do it on pur.
pose, the result is the same.
| Among other deadly fish are the
small piranhas and the barracudas
Piranhas hunt in packs, as dt
wolves. A barracuda usually goe!
about as lone warrior. Some bar
racudas are from five to 10 fee
Evening star., 1951-02-19

When someone speaks about
dangerous fish," we are likely to
think OF sharks. From time to time
we read news reports about the sad
fate of q human being who has
fallen victim to one of them.
There are, however, certain kinds
of sharks which offer little, if any,
danger to people. The largest of all
sharks-the mighty whale shark
Evening star., 1951-02-19
@. 3-Partner opens with one dia-
mond and you hold:
A1An ~ oEo An ~ 07G q

A.-Since no suitable response is avail
able, 1t follows that the proper proce-
dure IS to pass. With less than six high
card points, one no-trump response is
not acceptable and a response. at the
level of two cannot be considered with
hand this weak
Evening star., 1951-02-19
Word Game
Find 23 or more words in
LIPSTICK,

meaning, "rouge for the lips put
in stick form" Average is %;
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats
''cats," are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Answer to STRENUOUS.
sent, senior snout, snore, snort. sore, sort,
sour, souse, stun, stern. store, stone, suture,
sunset, sure, suer, suet, tenor, terms,
tenuous, tones, torn, tours, toss, tress.
truss, true, turns. tunes, rent, rest, roses,
route, rout, roue, rouse, rote, ruse, rust,
runeS runt, russet, nest. nose, notes, nurse,
unto, unrest unsure, unset, untrue, user,
onus, outer, custer.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

long. One which is only four feet
long may cripple a swimmer.
Saw1sh may get to be 20 feet long.
They can do at least as much dam
age with their saws as sswordfish
can do with their swords.
There are fish which cause
damage with electricity, and others
which send poison into their VIC
Tins. Torpedo fish and electric eels
are among those which deliver
electric shocks.
Perhaps the worst poisoning fish
are the sting rays. They are distant
relatives of sharks, and have stings
which can deliver terrible wound.
Sometimes the sting cuts more than
an inch into the flesh.
There are hundreds of tiny barbs
in the sting, making it hard to pull
out. Worse than that 10 the deadly
poison which goes in with the
sting. Quick treatment of the right
kind is likely to save a victim, but
men have died from the poison.
Ten illustrations by Frank C. Pape
| appear in the picture leaf1et, AFRICA'S
| PEOPLE AND CUSTOMS. If you want a
copy, send a self-addressed envelope
| bearing q three-cent stamp to Uncle
Ray in care Of The Star.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
Bridge Quiz

Bridge Quiz
By chorIes H. Goren
@. Partner opens with two
spades and you hold:
AQ92 063 HJ10753 +KQs
What is your response?
AAn mmsdste rasf to three ysrH spades ns
sna IhoSeht oDsSeiis Souid be oe0 siVen to W two mo-
trump response merely, because the hang asi
and half" On the other hand, a three
diamond bid is not to be considered. weak
sponse to opening two bids.
@. 2-Partner opens with two
hearts and you hold:
AK1086542 V3 HS42 %95
What is your response?
A-The negative response OF two no
trump must be mage 70 9diease ltr, ,tb 70
ns a9e qou1ds q Hen vii bd spades
ea eentract re en0t Rvosa S ' ,mmediats rssponss
@. sPartner opens with one dia-
mond and you hold:
A742 1858 H7 %KQ7643
What is your response?
A.-since no suitable response is avail
dure is to pass. With less than six high
not acceptable. and a response, at the
level of two cannot be considered with
hand this weak.
Q.4-Both sides Vulnerable, you
are South and hold:
AK74 V6s2 1858 +Ks4
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West.
INT Double Pass 2clubs
Pass Pass
What do you bid now?
Alt is clearly established that West.
pooT fellow is in dncds dre StTaifs tSa 9y hasp
At t ntsa least 's Is. East presumably is, sRd "a
s1G sfaks naYs Is eS' and Sdn WIN penalty
double is in order.
@. 5-Both sides vulnerable and
as South you hold:
a. 0AK1095 HAQ1063 %874
- >, The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
/ heart spade Double Pass
What action do you take?
A.-With unbalanced hands. contain
ing void of the adverse suit. it is
against our policy to stand for penalty
doubles, Of low contracts and our rec -
do not Subscribe to the theory that "the
less trumps I have the more partner
has" The more pointed view is the
less trumps have the more dummy will
tcopyrisht: 1851: BY Charles H. Gorenl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
Beau Jack Loses

PHILADELPHIA ca TURNER
outpoin,cd Beau Jack in ~
round fight here Monday nieh'
Jack had won thee str"tNi m
his recent fling - The rms on "
third comeback.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

IS slated 10 fight
CWc4c Agramonie az OlYm.
Ta My 2. Earlier in the
yc4s tie Brown bomber
~ Agrdmonte in Flori-
GA ~nmng MI too i'm
F We victory in 10 rounds.
magazine .ai
Evening star., 1951-08-26
TeIevision HiqhIiqhts for the Week

star in "The Egyptian Idol" on the
premiere of the new show.
$3.50, WNBW-Voice of Firestone
Jerome Hines will sing "Mephisto's
Serenade" from Faust" This
Nearly Was Mine" from South
Pacific" and "I Got Plenty O. Nut
tin" from "Porgy and Bess."
500, WNBW-Lights out: Leslie
Nielsen and Adelaide Klein will stal
in Mrs. Manifold"
900, WMAL-United or Mott?
Communism in Asia" will be dis
cussed by Prince Van Waithayakon,
Thailand Ambassador to the United
States and permanent representa-
tive to the United Nations.
$3.50, WNBW-Somerset Maugham
Theater: Sylvia Field will head the
cast in "A Woman of Fifty +,
1000, WTOP Summer Theater
Katherine Bard and William Eythe
will play the leading roles in Sum-
mer had Better Be Good"
1880, WNBW-Who Said That:
Jackie Cooper, Merriman Smith
and Wendy Barrie will sit in on the
panel.
Tuesday.
1880, WNBW-John Conte: John
Conte will return with his musical
variety show.
5000 WIT O. Georgetown o.