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a second lieutenant in the Engi-
neerS.
Frederick G. Rockwell, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G.
Rockwell, of 1901 South Washing
ton street. Alexandria, Va. Ap-
pointed by Representative Howard
Smith, Democrat, of Virginia, he
was graduated from George WASH
ington High School in Alexandria
and attended Sullivan Prep. He
held the rank of cadet lieutenant
during his last year at West Point.
He will be assigned to duty in the
Corps of Engineers.
Arthur S. Scaliso, the son of
iMiSergt. and Mrs. Scaliso, of
Quarters 124, Fort Belvoir, Va
Slated for an infantry assignment,
he was a member of the Golf
Club and served as Catholic
acolyte at the Academy. During
his last year, he was a cadet SER
geant.
Hoyt S. Vandenberg, jr., son of
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Air
Force Chief of Staff, and Mrs
Vandenberg. of Fort Myer, Va. He
was graduated from Western High
School here and attended Sullivan
Prep before entering West Point
where he was a member of the
French Club. the Skeet Club and
the Debate Council. He held the
rank of cadet lieutenant during
his last year. He is slated for an
Air Force commission.
Robert 1. Simpson, jr., son OF
Maj. and Mrs. Robert L. Simpson
formerly of 4876 South Twenty
eighth street. darlington. now
stationed in the United States
Zone, Munich, Germany. Ar
Army veteran, he was a membe,
Iof the track team at West Font
and was awarded an Army Major
A. He will get infantry duty.
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Josephine Mullins; junior vice
president, Miss Bernice Ferris;
chaplain, Mrs. Ruth Patsos; pa
triotic instructor, Mrs. Sara
Campbell; historian, Mrs. Ethe
I'M. Nelson; conductor. Mrs
Maude Davis; assistant conduc'
tor, Mrs. Norma Hill; guard, Mrs
Carrie Stilhons; assistant guard
Mrs. Lucy Chism.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Auxil-
Iiary-President, Mrs. Henriette
Briggs: senior vice president, Mrs
Elizabeth Bundy;; junior vice pres
lident, Mrs. Ella Smith; Chaplain
Mrs. Bessie Stonesifer; patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Elizabeth Hender-
son; historian, Mrs. Bessie Eng
lish; conductor, Mrs. Laura Sa-
bins: assistant conductor, Mrs
Elizabeth Burlingame; guard, Mrs
Mary GriSsam; assistant guard
Mrs. Lucy Kraft; musician, Mrs
Geraldine Henkel; secretary, Mrs
Marjorie Rose; treasurer, Miss
Helen E. Grissam.
Admiral George Dewey Uni
will celebrate its anniversary to.
day from 6 to 10 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Burns, 510l
Fifth street NV.
A bingo party will be held Tues.
day at Mount Alto Hospital fol
the patients.
i An evening of games will bt
held at 8 pm. Saturday by Capi-
Etal City Fort. Daughters of '98, al
1912 Ninth street NV.
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Louis G. Michael, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Michael, of 1896
Mckinley street NV. Slated fol-
infantry duty, he worked on the
Howitzer yearbook and the Pointer
magazine at West Point, after
Ientering the academy from Fish
murine Military School at Waynes-
lboro, Va.
Robert w. Milburn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert A. Milburn, Of
l. 1926 Lewis street NE. He attended
Eastern High School and servee
with the Air Training Command
of the Air Force. He was a cadet
sergeant at West Point, and viii
be commissioned in the artillery
Cecil w. Mist, jr., son of Col
and Mrs. Cecil w. Mist. A veteran
| of the 306th Infantry Regiment il
the Philippines, he holds th'
Bronze Star, the Combat Infan'
tryman's Badge and the Philippine
Liberation Ribbon. He was mana
ger of the varsity wrestling team
at the Academy, and served as
cadet sergeant. He will serve il
the infantry.
! Ernest ID. Peixotto, son of Brix
Gen. and Mrs. E. M. Peixotto
Iof 1919 Fessenden street NV. 4
Wilson High School graduate. h
stands 68th in his class Of ATT. A
West Point, he was on the tract
team and the cadet chapel choir
serving also as cadet lieutenant
He will be commissioned In Corp!
of Engineers.
Charles ID. Phillips, son Of Col
and Mrs. James H. Phillips. HI
was graduated from Wilson High
School and attended Sullivan PREF
before entering West Point. wher'
he won varsity letters In wrestling
and held the rank of cadet frs
sergeant. He will be assigned Il
duty with an armored unit.
| James r. Pitts. Before his ap
pointment to West Point as tn
son of a deceased veteran, he at
tended Sullivan Prep here. H
was member of the lacrosse team
and the staff of the Howitze
yearbook at West Point. also serv
ing as cadet regimental suppl
sergeant of the 1st Regiment dur
ing his first year. He will ge
artillery duty,
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u. of Delaware to Honor
lit. Gen. julien Smith

Marine 1t. Gen. Julian C. Smith
retired, of 5 Edgewcod terrace
Belle Haven, Alexandria, will re-
Iceive an honorary degree today
from his alma mater. the Uni
versity of Delaware.
Gen. Smith served with the Ma
rines for 81 years. including a toul
here as director of personnel al
headquarters, and he participated
in a number of Pacific engage
ments during World War II. He
was commanding general of the
Marine Corps Pacific Department
at the end of the war.
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American Legion
Post Activities

Paid-up members and their
friends only will be admitted to
the meeting of the Sergt. Jasper
Post Friday at the Kenneth H.
Nash clubhouse, 224 D street Sc,
at 8 pm.
The post will hold its annual
past commanders dance. Sew
eral past commanders awards
will follow the election of dele
gates and alternateS to the de-
partment convention to be held
July 19 to 81 inclusive at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Room reservations for the use
of posts at the Shoreham Hotel
during the department conven-
ton are being received by the
department secretary. Mrs. Rose
Long, at department headquar
terS.
New members were added to
the roster of the Clark v. Polling
Post. They are: John w. Prunch
Peter E. Cu1lum, Nelson A. Zeiger
Jack H. Powell, Frank j. Conner
and Albert j. Heitman.
Navy Department posts will
stage a joint dance and variety
show Tuesday evening at the
Heurich Brewery. Korean vet
erans from local service hospitals
will be guests.
Comdr. John r. Perry and Sec
ond Vice Comdr. Al Prayer OF
Cooley-McC Cullough Post resigned
as they were called to active duty
with the armed forces.
The National Guard of Honor
Washington Building and Con-
struction Trades. Civil Service
Stephen P. McGroarty and Sc
curity and Exchange Posts are
scheduled to meet tomorrow eve-
ming.
| Costello and I'd Division Posts
will meet Tuesday evening. On
Thursday evening Jane A. Delano
james Harden Jackson. George
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West Point Choir. He is slated
for infantry duty.
Desmond O'Keefe, jr., son of
Col. and Mrs. Desmond O'Keefe,
of Colorado Springs. Colo. He at
tended Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School and the USMA Pre-
Iparaty School at Stewart Field,
N. Y. At West Point. he held the
rank of cadet sergeant. He will
lget infantry duty.
Ransom E. Barber, son of Air
Force Col. and Mrs. Edward Bar
ber. of 800 Second street, Alex
andria, Va. Slated for a Signal
Corps assignment, he was sports
editor of the Pointer publication
/ at the Academy and served on the
Army intercollegiate golf team
He attended Deal Junior High
School here and schools in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, before entering West
Point.
| Daniel S. Barnes, son of Mai
Gen. and Mrs. E. w. Barnes, OF
1902 Sleepy Hollow road. Falls
Church, Va. He attended Sulli-
van Prep School here and was a
member Of the boxing and cross
country squads at West Point. He
will be commissioned in the Air
Force.
George A. Bicher, son Of Mrs
G. A, Bicher. Of 2711 South Inge
street, Arlington. He was grad
uated from Western High School
here and attended Sullivan Prep
Slated for a Corps of Engineers
assignment, he was a member OF
the weight lifting club and the
Russian Club at West Point.
George H. Gardes, son of Col
and Mrs. G. w. Gardes, of 4937
North Thirty-third road, Airing
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Spanish War Veterans
Seat New Officers;
Other Activities


Mrs. Marie A. Lucas, president
of the District of Columbia Auxili-
ary, Spanish War Veterans. re-
Gently installed officers as follows:
Admiral George Dewey Naval
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mrs. Anna
Murphy; senior vice president
Miss Catherine Wagner: junior
vice president, Mrs. Margaret
Griffin; chaplain, Mrs. Annie Ven
able: patriotic instructor. Mrs.
Nancy Herring; historian, Mrs.
Mabel Hesen; conductor. Mrs
Agnes Tennyson; assistant con-
ductor, Mrs. Carrie Roesle;; guard
Mrs. Willie Cole; assistant guard
Mrs. Mary Will; secretary, Mrs
Lille O'Neal; treasurer, Mrs. Jen-
ME Rhodes.
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Auxiliary
President, Mrs. Margaret Bin
nix: senior vice president. Mrs
Anna Powell; Junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Lula Faulkner; chap
lain. Mrs. Helen Shaw; patriotic
Instructor, Mrs. Shirley Shughrue;
historian, Mrs. Lenora Rosetta
conductor, Miss Barbara Hill; as
sitant conductor, Miss Barbara
Luzi; guard, Mrs. Loretta Hill;
assistant guard, Mrs. Catherine
Baughn; musician, Miss Peggy
Shaw; secretary, Mrs. Catherine
Shughrue; treasurer, Mrs. Isabelle
Humm.
Col. John Jacob Astor Auxiliary
President, Mrs. Sallie Cobb
senior vice president, Miss Bar.
bara Eicholtz; junior vice preSi.
dent, Mrs. Ella Fitch; chaplain
Mrs. Belle Freer; patriotic in.
structor, Mrs. Willie Lynn; his.
torian. Mrs. Ruth Franzen; con
ductor. Mrs. Mary Hagan; assist.
ant conductor, Mrs. judith
O'Neal; guard, Mrs. Ethel Piers.
ma; assistant guard. Mrs. Flor
ence O'Connor; musician, Mrs
Hattie Ludwig; secretary, Mrs
Aurelia Guest; treasurer, Mrs. A
Craig.
Col. James s. Petit Auxiliary
President, Mrs. Lillian Berry
senior vice president, Mrs. Kath
crime Breen; junior vice president
Mrs. Mary Straub; chaplain, Mrs
Edith Mattingly: patriotic in
.structor, Mrs. Mae MCGEE; his
torian, Mrs. Hazel Williams; con
ductor, Miss Mildred Flicker; as
sistant conductor, Mrs. Shirle
Davis; guard, Miss Katie Grimes
assistant guard, Mrs. Annie Davis
musician, Mrs: Gertrude Miles
secretary, Mrs. Myrtle Moxley
treasurer, Mrs. Ethel Finn.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliar
President, Mrs. Laura King
horn; senior vice president, Mr.
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H. S. ysndenberg. jr. r. simpson. jr.
ton. Slated for an infantry as
signment after being commits
stoned. he was a member of the
animal Tooth Mite Show and the
Spanish Club at the Academy.
| Thomas U. Harold, son of Col
and Mrs. c. j. Harold, of II Glen
drive, Belle Haven, Alexandria,
Va. He attended Sullivan Prep
here and was member of the
| $50 yard relay team at West Point
and coach of his company water
polo squad. He is slated for in
fantry duty.
/ Edward M. Markham, III, son
of Col and Mrs. E. M Markham
II. of 9 West Mason street. Alex
landria, Va. He attended George
Washington High School in Alex
andria and held the rank of cadet
lieutenant at West Point. He will
get an infantry assignment.
Richard r. Mccullough, son OF
Col. Earl T. Mccullough. of Ar
lington Village, Arlington. Ar
Army veteran. he attended Valley
Forge Military Academy, Sullivan
Prep and the USMA Preparatory
School before entering WeSt
Point, where he was a member o1
the lacrosse team. the ring COM
mittee. the dance orchestra ano
served on the staff of the Pointer
He is to get an infantry assign
ment.
John Moffat, son of the late Col
and Mrs. Moffat. A Falls Church
High School graduate, he ATTENDED
iGreenbrier Military School anc
Sullivan Prep before entering
West Point. At the Academy, HI
held the rank of cadet supply
sergeant, and will be commissionec
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R.H. voIk R.E. Barber
David Schlatter, son Of Maj
Gen. and Mrs. D. M. Schlatter, of
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,
Ohio. Slated for an Air Force
commission, he served on the rife
and lacrosse teams at the Academy
and was a section editor of the
Howitzer yearbook.
Gustave Villaret, son of Col. and
Mrs. G. Villaret. jr.. of 4420 Thir-
Ity-sixth street NV. He attended
st. Anselm's Priory School here
and at West Point was member
of the boxing team, the Catholic
choir and several clubs. He is to
get a commission in the artillery
| william b. WoOdson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. O. Woodson, of 534s
East Capitol street. A Dunbar
High School graduate. he was q
member of the Debate Society. the
Camera Club, the Model Railroad
Club and the French Club at Wesi
Point and held the rank of cadet
sergeant during his last year. Hi
will be assigned to an artillery
unit.
Albert B. Akers, son of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Frank Akers, ol
909 Goldsboro road. Bethesda. He
ATTENDED st. Adams School al
Georgetown University before en-.
tering the Academy. where he be.
longed to several clubs and was 8
cadet sergeant. He will get artil.
llery duty.
Robert A. Hyatt, son of Comdr
and Mrs. Delwyn Hyatt. of 90l
Houston avenue, Takoma Park
Md. A former Navy Seaman 2/C
he was a member OF the football
and tennis teams at West Point
! He will be given an infantry as
signment.
Paul ID. Summers. son of A
Burke Summers, of Tilden lane
Rockville, Md. He attended Valley
Forge (Pa.) Military Academy anc
lSt. Adams School here before
going to West Point, where he wa'
a cadet lieutenant. His is to bt
assigned to an infantry unit.
4 Robert HI. Volk, son of T/Sergt
John G. Volk. Of 2709 Byron
street. Wheaton Hills. Md. A cade
sergeant at the Academy. he wa
a member of the track team ant
Evening star., 1951-06-03
New Elementary SchooI
Approved in St. Murys
spseioI Dispatch 10 The siar

LEoNARDTOWN, Md. June
I2-Construction of a 500, 600
four classroom elementary school
with cafeteria and an audi
torium has been approved by the
ISt. Marys County commissioners
The new school will be built
on a 14-acre tract adjacent to the
lpresent two-room school. The
land was acquired by the county
last year for $l6.500.
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Auditorium Dedicated
AT St. PauI,s School
Speciol oispaieh 10 The sior

CONCORD. N. H., June a.
More than 1000 alumni, friends
and students of St. Paul's School
shared the dedication of the new
$500, 900 memorial auditorium
here today.
The Rt. Rev. Norman B. Nash,
Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts,,
and the Rt. Rev. Charles F. Hall,
bishop Of New Hampshire, took
part.
Among the alumni returning for
the anniversary was Archibald S.
Alexander, Undersecretary of the
Army.
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| OES Activities
! In Locul Chapters
Chapter activities this weeE

Chapter activities this week are:
st. Johns - Monday, talent
night.
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday. ini-
tiation, June birthdays honored.
Joseph Enthusiastically, hon.
Ioring fathers and Joseph Milan
Lodge members.
Areme-Wedn initiation.
Mizpah-Tuesday. SD anniver-
Sary.
Bethany Friday, Star Point
bake sale. Sears & Roebuck store
Wisconsin avenue NV.
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Washington. Fort Stevens. Inte-
Irior and the National Capital
Posts are scheduled to meet. On
Friday Department of Agriculture
and the Clark v. Polling Posts also
meet.
Joe Powers of George S. Patton
Tank Corps Post is general chair
man of the Legion's annual picnic
to be held at Glen Echo. Nd, next
Saturday, starting at 10 am.
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Auxiliary
Offered Prizes in
Membership Drive

Herbert j. Jacob, national vice
commander of the American
Legion. will award prizes of $40,
l$8 and ST to the auxiliary men,
bers signing up the greatest num-
Der of new and renewal member
ships in the Legion posts from
May 20 to June 25.
Unit presidents and member
ship chairmen are requested to
contact post adjutants and obtain
lists of their delinquent members.
James Reese Europe has in
dorsed Mrs. Sarah Deery for de-
partment president, with Mrs.
Charlotte T. Lancaster. unit pres
|ident, for vice president.
Mrs. Deery has also been in
dorsed by Kenna- Main unit,
which has named Mrs. Esther
Carrico to run for department
chaplain on Mrs. Deery's ticket.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, in charge
Iof the printing of the department
convention program, has set June
20 as the deadline for units to
reserve space.
Mrs. Florence Harrill will pre-
side over General Accounting Of
flee Unit tomorrow at the Willard
Hotel at 8 pm. Election of off,
GERS and delegates and alternates
to the convention will take place
| Presidents of the units which
have pledged donations for the
bake sale to be held at Sears Roe
bucks Wisconsin avenue store or
June Is are requested to contact
Mrs. Margaret Carroll.
Bunker Hill Unit will hold a
games party at Mount Alto Hos
lpital on Thursday at 7:30 pm.
Other auxiliary activities at
Mount Alto this week are: Mon
day. Potomac Unit, party on Ward
Ell at Z pm: Tuesday, Clark "
Polling Unit, Rehabilitation Com
lmittee visit on Ward F-e. and
Friday. United States Department
of Agriculture Unit, visit on Ward
iF-3 at 7::30 pm.
Notices of changes in meeting
places Of units must be sent tc
MRS. Ida G. Orr. willard Hotel, OF
ito Mrs. Alberta Lacy, 1906 Poto-
fmac street NV.
Meetings this week:
Tuesday Vincent b. Costello
UNIT. Washington Post Building
i8 pm; George E. Killeen Unit
I3204 M street NV, s pm; Fort
lDu Pont Unit. I Fourth street
me, 8 pm.
Wednesday--Kenneth II. Nash
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Miss Ufkes Graduates

Helene c. Ufkes, daughter od
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertus Ufkes, 62l
Lexington place NE. win receive
her bachelor Of arts degree to-
morrow at Capital University, Co
'lumbus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
. Department,
Gold Chevron Club
To Meet Wednesday

Carl D. Powell, president of the
District of Columbia Department.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Gold
Chevron Club, has called a meet
ing of life and voting members
at 8 pm. Wednesday at 2 Thomas
circle NV. There will be cleo
tion of officers.
Capt. Howard Elms will head
the VFW National Honor Guard
in the presentation of colors on
June 13 at the opening of the
department encampment at the
Department of Commerce Audi
Itorium. They will also partici-
pate in a flag dedication at Wash
Iington Grove. Md, at 4 pm.
June IA.
Comdr. Paul Komdat presided
over Front Line Post at the Gold
Chevron Club at 2 Thomas circle
NV, for its annual Memorial
Day service.
The post decided to cancel the
meeting on June II because of the
department encampment.
Tickets for the boat ride to be
held on the evening Of July 6. are
available from Senior Vice Comdr
William E. Mower.
T. N. T. Pup Tent will hold 9
scratch" on Tuesday, with the
location Of the meeting to be an.
nounced later by Seam Squirrel
James Wood.
Cootie night Of the department
encampment, will be June IL al
GPO Post Club at $50 Eighth
street Sc, from z to 8.
Meetings this week:
Monday Council OF Admini-
Istration, District Building.
Tuesday-T. N. T. Pup Tent No
! /. moo.
Wednesday-United States Ma
val Gun Factory Post, 730 Eleventh
street Sc: H. L. Edmonds Post
2 Thomas Circle NV.
Thursday Equality Walter
Reed Post. 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV; All-American Post
1749 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Friday washington Post,
Thomas Circle NV.
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Unit. 224 D street Sc, 8 pm: !:
ISergt. Jasper Unit, Willard Hotel.
|8 pm; End Division Unit. New Co
Ilonial Hotel. 8 pm; Government
Printing Office Unit. GPO Build
ling. 8 pm.
Thursday - National Capital
Unit, New Colonial Hotel, 8 pm:
United States Department of Com
|merce Unit. Commerce Building,
I8 pm.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
7 Killed as Fighter Planes
Collide Over Iona Island
sy The Associated prsss

YAPHANK, N. Y, June 1.-Two
World War II veteran pilots were
killed today as their FAT Repub-
Ilic Thunderbolts collided in flight
over this village on Eastern Long
Island.
One plane smashed onto a farm
field near Yaphank. The other
Ihurtled into field not far from
the Brookhaven atomic energy
laboratory.
The two planes were on Is
plane training mission, composed
Iof two National Guard squadrons
based at Newark Airport.
A board of Air Force officers
has been appointed from Mitchell
Air Force Base, Hampstead, L. l.,
to investigate.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-03

time when felt more patriotic than on the 4th.
Cannon-craclSers pn-wheels. roman candles, spark
lers punk and sky-rockets. II you haven't eaten
fried chicken with burnt fingers, you haven't Hvedi
Remember time when seven of were riding
in friends automobile and certain London
character tossed lighted three inch report into
the moving car. Suffice to say that there were
seven of us in the front seat when the thing went
off Damage? About four inch hole in the up
holstery. Casualties2 None.
THE ANNUAL JAMRoREE under the direction
of lot of good citizens of our county will be held
at Madison Lake the Fourth. Come out and
have fun and for good cause too. The Mad
ison County Fish and Game Association Is one OF the
most progressive in the state and it is strictly
profit and the members work like beavers and
for no dough. Proceeds 60 for Improvements and
game preservation. Good deal!
TALKING WITH A FELLOW over in West JEFF
ferson the other day name of Hoffhnes. His dad
used to be dentist here many years ago. He told
story about fellow who came in to his
father about having some teeth pulled, Charge in
those days was two-bits per tooth, Fellow had two
teeth yanked and gave the dentist dollar bill.
Dentist had change and offered to go out for
some Fellow said, oh, don't bother Just pull two
moro teeth and make it even!' They shore raised
em hardy in them there days!
LAST WORD: See if it's lit
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-03

did he dare accept?
Jigger asked, do you believe
your niece died in San Francisco?'
Aunt Penny's head went up and
down.
why do you believe it,"
Matthew says SO"
But do you really believe
Susan died." There was no reply,
and Jigger prompted. Think now,
Aunt Penny! You said Matthew
made her marry Willie, and that's
why Susan ran off and can't come
back-Is that correct 2"
Aunt Penny's head went up
and down.
Now how can Susan come
home-if she's dead!"
She wouldn't dare" The fore
head creased grotesquely; Aunt
Penny was determined to justify
her statement II heard Susan say
she didn't care"
You heard her say?"
Yes. On the telephone. She was
talking to Matthew. First she said
she was coming home, then she
cried and said she wouldn't" Aunt
Penny Uttered. Il listened on the
upstairs telephone with Willie"
Jigger fought to keep his tones
even. And this telephone call you
overheard was when, exactly?"
Last week, just before Mat
thew" Her hand flew to her
mouth, and her eyes widened into
saucers. As Jigger moved toward
her eagerly, she backed away,
crouching, then darted under him
and scurried up the flagstone walk
with her hand still cupping her
mouth.
They watched the massive oak
door open, watched Aunt Penny
disappear into the dim interior.
Reds fingers pinched into Jigger's
arm in warning.
The door hadn't closed. A man
stood framed in the opening.
It was Matthew Hunter.
Red said hoarsely, Let's get out
of here" He made no attempt to
conceal his panic
(To be continued)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-03
YESTERDAY
IN WASHINGTON
PHI BETA PSI MEETS AT
WELSH COUNTRY HOME

Mrs. Harold Welsh, Mrs. Ken
meth Phleger and Mrs. Kenneth
Fichner, were hostess of men,
bers of Phi Beta Psi sorority at
the Welsh country home, South
Charleston Pike, Tuesday evening,
June 26.
Tables were set up on the lawn
where the hostesses entertained
the guests at country "Storl
Club" Eentrtainment included a
humorous reading by Mrs. George
Brokaw, a guest and numbers by
a vocal trio, Mrs. Richard Meade
and Mrs. Don White, guests and
Mrs. Fichner. Guests were inter-
viewed by the hostesses and Show
cred with bubble gum and kool-
ade. In celebrity contest, prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Donald
Thibaut, Mrs. Robert Day and
Mrs. Robert Shipley.
Mrs. Max Price, vice president,
in the absence of Miss Margaret
Cummins, the president, who was
attending the sorority's national
convention in Ashville, North
Carolina, conducted the business
session. Only business of routine
nature was taken care of, princi-
pally the making of plans for the
installation dinner at the r e d
Brick Tavern, Tuesday, July 10.