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Evening star., 1953-12-18

hasn't been worth the money it
costs unless you're nature-lover
enough to want to sit in a duck
blind and look at them through
field glasses. There are. how
ever, several outlets for the out
doorsman which cost little and
which will bring him lot of real
pleasure and lasting friendships.
These lie in the various out
door sportSmen's clubs such as
the Izaak Walton League Chap
tiers. Many of them. such as the
Bethesda Chevy Chase. Silver
Spring and Rockville Chapters
in Maryland and the Arlington
Fairfax and Alexandria Chapters
in nearby Virginia have con-
servation projects that will give
a man all the workout he needs
physically together with the
pleasant association of men who
have real sense Of responsible
ity toward our natural resources.
Other sportSmen's organizations
are working along the same lines.
Well be glad to put you in touch
with them.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter whose 366-acre con-
servation farm with an attrac-
tive clubhouse is about four miles
south of Poolesville, will stage
big Christmas turkey shoot Sum
day.
Rock fishing in the Chesa-
peake is becoming better and
better. Boat captains from the
nearer bay ports are finding the
fish on the Eastern Shore. while
on this side, best fishing is to
be had from Cove Point on down
to Point Lookout and below.
Jim BaineS, Oliver 0-4984, has
a duck blind for rent, with guide,
decoys, ETC., with or without
overnight accommodations. To-
Gated on a choice shore Of the
Potomac below Morgantown. Jim
says they've had many full bags
this year.
The Army Engineers have an
nounced that underwater explo-
sions in Chesapeake Bay. near
the mouth of the Patuxent River,
will continue until December 81.
The area extends from Hog Point
on the south shore in a westerly
direction to the ship channel;
follows the channel up to about
a mile and a half south of Cove
Point: angles southwest to about
a mile and a quarter above Drum
Point and then back to. the start
ing point. It will not affect the
fishing south of Cedar Point,
nor much along the shore below
Cove Point for several miles.
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Miscellaneous N. L. Records
CLUB RECORDS.

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS.
(More than 400 times at bat.)
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TODAY's SCHEDULE.
No games scheduled.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Baltimore 75, Minneapolis 64.
Rochester 81, Philadelphia ~.
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE.
New York at Baltimore.
Syracuse at Boston (afternoon)
Fort Wayne At Milwaukee.
Minneapoli at Rochester.
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OUTDOORS
With Bill Leetek

It is getting around to the time
Of year in which the nimrod who
doesn't care to face the rigors of
the Chesapeake for rockflsh. has
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NBA STANDINGS

BY the Associoted Prsss
NDraTruN nVvVcE0N
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Havana Hasn't Permission
To Withdrew, Leooue Saws

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla
Dec. 18 R.-Phil O'Connell,
league president. said last night,
"The HAVANA club has not been
granted permission to leave the
Florida International League"
O'Connell would make no fur
ther comment on Havana's plans
to get into the International
League.
Frank ShaughnesSy, president
of the International League, said
that If Harry c. Seibold gets q
park for the Richmond fran
chise, Havana will be admitted
as the eighth member.
Havana's deadline for negotia-
tionS with the International
League was December IL.
O'Connell was asked to grant
a weeks extension but he said
he had no authority to do so.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
The Misses Kelly
Honored Guests

In celebration Of their 21st
birthday, the Misses Rosemarie
and Marianne Kelly. twin daugh-
tiers of Mrs. Joseph D. Kelly and
the late Mr.. Kelly, were honored
at party given Sunday at
their residence. on Tilden street.
A surprise was in store for
those who attended the feStivity,
for Mrs. Kelly chose this occa-
sion to announce the engage
ment of Marianne to Mr.. Robert
H. Lacey, ir., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lacey.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Holy Cross Academy and I'm
maculata College and Mr.. Lacey
attended Catholic University
and American University. He is
at present a bank examiner. Mr..
Lacey's father is vice-president
of the Metropolitan National
Bank of Washington.
Miss Kelly has selected May 2
for her wedding day.
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then set up headquarters here.
either in a house or apartment.
Until then. the Senator will live
at the Congressional Hotel.
Present from the "old Senate
group were Mrs. Styles Bridges
of New Hampshire. whose hus-
band is the new President pre-
tenn of the Senate. Mrs. Everett
DirkSen of Illinois and Mrs
Estes Kefauver of Tennessee.
Pretty House Wives
Two of the prettier new House
wives glimpsed in the crowd were
Mrs. Francis E. Dorm of Brook
lyn. N. Y. and Mrs. Armistead I.
Selden, jr.. of Alabama. The
former wore a black and gray
horizontal-striped suit and hat
of tiny violet flowers. The lat
ter chose a black frock with
wide skirt sparsely sprinkled
with tiny red flowers.
Other wives of new Congress
men who attended includ-
ed Mrs. Sam Coon of Oregon,
Mrs. Laurence Curtis of Boston,
Mass; Mrs. Ed Edmundson of
Oklahoma, Mrs. Craig Hosmer
of Long Beach, Calf; Mrs. John
Dowdy of Texas and Mrs. Oliver
P. Bolton of Ohio. The latter
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Churchill to Honor 7 runon

bassadors in the company in
cluded Nine. Erkin of Turkey
Nine. Abdul Rahim of Egypt
Sonora de Lequerica, Spain;
Begun Mohammed Ali. Pakistan
and Nine Mehta, India.
Nine. Bruggmann, wife of the
Swiss Minister, also was there
and others from the Corps in
cluded Nine. Haikel, wife of the
Jordan Minister; Miss Mary EN-
ma Steel. daughter Of the Brit
ish Minister; Mrs. Angela Jur-
dak Khowy, second secretary OF
the Lebanon legation and her
sister, Miss Selma Jurdak. and
Miss Sirria Al-Khoja, attache OF
the Iraq Embassy.
Mrs. Dean Acheson, wife of
the Secretary of State, attended
the tea and others from the
State Department circle were
Mrs. Henry A. Byroade. Mrs
John F. Simmons. Mrs. Richard
Sanger and Mrs. Frederick Await
Guests of Nine. Asad Al
Faqih also included Mrs. Ayouh
Rizik, Mrs. Ameen David, Mrs
Albert Mansour. Mrs. John c,
Henry and Mrs. Edward Elson
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miss Jun0isOn
Is sHOnOred

Miss Jill Jamison, debutante
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. John
w. Jamison. was the guest in
whose honor her cousin. Miss
Lohoa Wakefield entertained
Sunday in her apartment at
2700 Wisconsin avenue. The
guests were asked from 6 to 8
o'clock and the company. in adj
dition to Capt. and Mrs. Jami-
son, included Mr.. and Mrs. John
N. Hayes. Maj. and Mrs. Phillip
Shapiro. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
G. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Hoaglund, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
R. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Gerrettson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Whatley.
Others included were Mrs.
Olga M. Arnold, Mrs. Ethel C.
Stevens, the Misses Helen Whit
tlesey, Alden Richardson. Bar
bara Criswell and Olga Gechas,
Navy 1t. Lucy Elizabeth Boyd,
Comdr. Edward Adrovick, Mid
shipman Thomas Bennington
DR.. David Luchs and the Messrs
Douglas Batson, Peter Delaney
Robert McCabe, John Aiken and
Robert Holland.
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Mrs. Renah Camalier and Mrs.
F. Joseph Donohue. wives of two
District Commissioners. Mrs.
Camalier wore a black frock
with sheer lace top over ecru
satin, while Mrs. Donohue was
in navy, with her attractive
black hair pulled simply back
from her face.
From Cabinet Circles
Present from the cabinet
group were Mrs. Charles F..
Brannan, wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture. and Mrs. Jesse
M. Donaldson. wife of the POST
master General. The former
wore a black velvet suit and
small gold-trimmed white hat.
trimmed with a white feather.
The latter chose gold wool
trimmed in brown velveteen and
a gold velveteen hat.
Mrs. Donaldson was disap-
pointed that the wives of Eisen-
hover cabinet appointees were
not present, as she had hoped
to meet her counterpart, Mrs.
Arthur Summerf1eld. whose hus-
band will be the next Postmaster
General.
Among the new Senate wives
present was Mrs. Frank A. Bar
rett of Wyoming. The Barretts
were in Washington from 1943
to 1850, while he served four
terms in the House. He has
been Governor of Wyoming for
the last two years. They have
taken an apartment at the
Woodner.
Mrs. Barrett said she "saw
every bush in the State of
wyoming" during the recent
campaign, on which she accom-
panied her husband. An at
tractive gray-haired woman, she
was wearing a simple black
frock and mauve hat and gloves.
Another new Senate wife was
Mrs. Barry M. Goldwater, from
Arizona, who was wearing a
black taffeta frock and black hat
with a tiny brim piped in white.
She will be here only infre-
quently until next fall, as her
four children are in school in
Arizona. In the fall her Oldest
daughter. jeanne, II, will enter
Mount Vernon Junior College
(Which her mother also attend
ed). while Barry, jr., IA. and
Michael. IL. will enroll at Staun-
! ton Military Academy.
The Goldwaters and their
| youngest daughter. Peggy, will
Evening star., 1953-01-06

of Trade. Mrs. Cafritz wore q
simple black dress and a short
fur cape. The latter. which she
said was called breath Of spring
mink, was her husbands Christ
mas gift. Her pale grey fur
felt hat was of almost the ex-
act shade of silver grey as the
cape.
Mrs. Joseph c. McGarraghy.
whose husband, former Board
of Trade president. is now the
busy chairman Of the Inaugural
Committee, also was in the gath
ering, wearing handsome navy
blue frock made completely OF
ribbons.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
.SchuInnon Sisters
Are Brides-EIect

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schulman
announce the. engagements of
their daughters. Dolores Hilda
to Mr.. Bernard Melvin Schnei-
der. and Charlotte to Mr.. Israel
Meyers.
Both girls are members of
Les Amies sorority. Mr.. Schnei-
der. son of Mrs. Pauline
Schneider and the late Mr..
Charles Schneider. is now serv-
ing in the armed forces. Mr..
Meyers is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Meyers. He studied
at Benjamin Franklin University
and was a former member of
the Armed Forces.
A double wedding is planned
for May II.
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The Mobiles
In 7 exus

Miss JEANNE johnson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Vance
johnson. became the bride re-
Gently of Mr.. Fred w. Noble. jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Of
Chicago. The Rev. c. Stanley
Lowell officiated in the Wesley
Methodist Church, after which
a reception was held in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble went to
Dallas, Tex. on their honey
moon and will reside in Austin.
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Is both the wife and the daugh-
ter-in-law of a member of Con-
gress, as her mother-in-law is
Ohio's longtime Congresswoman,
Mrs. Frances Bolton.
Still other new congressional
wives were Mrs. j. Arthur
Younger of California, Mrs. Otto
Kreuger of North Dakota, Mrs.
Courtney w. Campbell of Flor
ida. Mrs. Robert c. Wilson of
San Diego. Calf, and Mrs. De-
Witt S. Hyde. whose husband
represents nearby Maryland.
There from local society was
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, whose hus-
band is a member of the Board
Evening star., 1953-01-06
By Katharine M. Brooks

formal tea yesterday afternoon
to which she invited only ladies
The hostess made no effort to
stand and be formal in receiv-
ing her guests but she was never
far from the drawing room door
as those invited arrived, and
she wore her becoming native
dress.
Assisting the hostess were
Nine. Bakr. wife of the Charge
d'Affaires of Iraq: Mrs. Raymond
D. Muir. wife of the deputy Chief
of Protocol; Mrs. Joseph HaWa
and Mrs. Jacob Rizik.
Signora Tarchiani. wife of the
Italian Ambassador, was the
ranking hostess among the
guests and wives of other Am
Evening star., 1953-01-06

President Truman will be the
guest Sin whose honor the
Prime Minister of England,
Mr.. Winston Churchill, will en-
tertain at dinner Thursday eve
ming, The party will be given
in the British Embassy where
the Prime Minister will stay
overnight with Ambassador -des-
ignates and Lady Makins.
The newly appointed Ambas-
sador. Sir Roger Makins, Lady
Makins and two of their chill
dren, Patricia, 7, and Dwight.
22 months. arrived yesterday
from New York where they
docked aboard the Queen
Mary They made the pas
sage aboard the same steamer
with Prime Minister and Mrs.
Churchill, the former remaining
in New York until Thursday
morning. Mrs. Churchill went
on to Jamaica yesterday. The
newly. appointed Ambassador
will be received by the President
before Thursday so that when
the Prime Minister arrives he
willxbe the fully accredited Am
bassadoT of Queen Elizabeth II.
The AYnbassador designate and
Lady Makins were accompanied
from New York by the latter's
brotl1er-in-law and sister, the
Chairman of the Federal Reserve
Board and Mrs. William Nc
Chesney Martin. jr.. who met
them on their arrival from Eng
land j ''ss t+
Austrolian Visitor
Australian Minister of Ma
tional Development, Senator
William Henry Spooner. is an
other distinguished gentleman
from the United Kingdom, who
will visit here. He will arrive
today from Ottawa where he
went after the economic con-
ferences in London of leaders in
the British Commonwealth.
The Australian Minister will
be the guest of the Australian
Ambassador and Lady Spender
until Thursday when he will
leave for the mid West for visits
to the larger cities before re-
turning to Australia.
The Ambassador and Lady
Spender will give a reception
in honor of Senator Spooner
Wednesday afternoon from to
z o'clock. They are inviting
about $50 guests including Off
cials and those having to do
with mines, oil and other natural
resources. including uranium.
Teo for Lodies Only
Nine. Asad Al-Faqih, wife of
the Saudi Arabian Ambassador
was hostess to q small and in
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Society News
Society News ~ -.
New Congress Wives
Are Honored at I ca
Wives of Washington Board Of Trade
Members Entertain for Newcomers
BY IsobeIIe Shelton

The distaff side Of the Wash
ington Board of Trade hung out
a large welcome flag yesterday
for the wives of the new mem
bers of Congress.
AS a counterpart of the cin-
ner regularly given by board Off
cials to welcome new Congress-
men, the wives of board officials
yesterday gave a 5 to Z reception
in the Carlton room of the
Carlton Hotel for the new con-
gresSional wives. 1t was the
first big Washington social event
for most of the newcomers, who
just began arriving in town
within the last week.
The wives of present House
and Senate leaders. both Repub-
lican and Democratic, also we're
invited, and there was much
good-natured joshing about "old
wives and new wives" at yes
.terday's gay party.
Wives of Supreme Court jus
tices and the outgoing cabinet
(the incoming cabinet is not yet
officiaD, the Court of Appeals,
the United States District Court,
the District Commissioners also
were invited.
Long Receiving Line
Mrs. Edward D. Merrill, wife
of the president of the Board
of Trade, headed the receiving
line, wearing an ankle-length
slate blue satin gown. Co.
hostess of the event with Mrs
Merrill was Mrs. Thornton
Owen, wife of a past president
of the board. She choose a gown
of champagne colored silk, fash
ioned with a simple bodice anc
many-tiered skirt.
Mrs. Harry Merrick, whose
husband is scheduled to be the
next president of the Board OF
Trade, also stood in the line
garbed in dark green organza
Mrs. Harold Burton. wife o1
the associate justice of the Su-
preme Court. was in the receiv-
ing line all evening. wearing q
gown of delhate dark gray lace
and matching gray suede shoes
With these she wore a heavy
four-strand silver necklace ano
her particular trademark. two
carvings (also silver on the
same ear, one in the usual place
the other toward the top of the
ear.
Taking turns receiving were
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Patricia Fisher
ENGAGED to Wed

Mrs. Sara E. Fisher of Arling-
ton announces the engagement of
her daughter, Patricia Ann. to
Pfc. Lawrence E. Seavor, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Seavor of Grams
ton, r. I.
The bride-elect is now attend
ing William and Mary College
and Pfc. Seavor is serving with
the Marine Corps at Quantico,
A fall wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
FeIIenz-COx
| Announcement

Announcement Is made by
Mrs. Agnes Fellenz of Winona.
Mimi, of the engagement of her
daughter. Vivian Verna. to Mr..
Walter c. Cox. jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cox of Bethesda.
The bride-elect attended the
Minnesota School of Business
and the Central Radio and Tele-
vision School in Kansas City.
Mo. Mr.. Cox studied at the Uni
versity of Maryland and both
he and Miss Pellenz are now en-
ployed by the Department of De-
fense.
The wedding will take place
on January 81.
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Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Noel, sr :,
of Arlington announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Phyllis Arlene, to Mr.. John
Parks Lewis, A &c. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl w. Lewis also OF
Arlington. No date has been set
| for the wedding.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
S723 in Leave PAY
Collected by Dulles
BY the Associated Press

Secretary Of State Dulles says
that between l946 and 1853 he
collected total of $72396 from
the Government in pay for ac-
crued unused leave time.
After he paid Federal income
taxes. he found he had about
5000 left. the Secretary said. In
the eight-year period. Mr.. Dulles
served in different capacities.
such as consultant to the State
Department and as a member Of
the United States delegation to
the United Nations.
Mr.. Dulles reported on the
matter in response to a question
at his news conference yester-
day. The question of how much
leave pay he had drawn was
raised in Congress last month
when a subcommittee criticized
Truman administration officials
for collecting large sums.
Mr. Dulles said at the time he
did not know how much if any
terminal teave pay he had re-
ceived but would have his secre-
tary check up.
Mr.. Dulles noted that under
the new administration the pro-
cedure has been changed so that
presidential appointees no longer
will receive cash for unused leave
time unless they sign a specific
application which is approved by
the General Accounting Office.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Pastor NiemoeIIer
Sees Ray Of Hope
In Soviet Gestures
BY the ASsoei1ted Press

BUDAPEST, Hungary, June
16.-Pastor Martin Niemoeller
told the Communist-dominated
World Peace Council here today
Soviet gestures in Germany last
week "are new ray of hope"
that the German problem can be
settled peacefully.
The West German Evangelical
Church leader was one of sew
eral speakers from Western
countries who addressed the
council this morning. The coun-
Gil is one of the main instru-
ments of the Kremlin peace Of
fenSive.
Western NewSmen Attend.
Western newsmen were per-
mitted to cross the Iron Curtain
to attend a week of meetings.
Mr.. Niemoeller said peaceful
co-existence between East and
West should be discussed. tried
and risked. :. . 1t may be a
hard road and much good will
and patience is needed"
Mr.. Niemoeller said that
peaceful coexistence between the
German Evangelical Church and
the East German government
seemed impossible until there
was a change last week in this
situation by Gods will"
He referred to the relaxation
of East German restrictions in
the church.
Sees Move Toward Unity.
Mr.. Niemoeller said he believed
changes IN Germany were part
of "a general gesture aimed at
bringing closer together the two
parts of Germany"
DR.. James Endicott, leader of
the leftist Canadian Peace Con-
gress. said it was entirely un-
justif1able" for the Western
world to believe the Communist
peace offensive was a trick to
split the West.
He predicted that more colonial
wars would break out in the
future las a natural consequence
of our times"
Evening star., 1953-06-16

was made by Miss Ruth II. NC
Rae, principal Of the school.
Mr.. Killings told the boys that
education alone is not sufficient
to qualify them for life. He cited
the fact that some of the traitors
to this country were persons of
superior education.
He said the graduates had a
chance to live the pages of his
tory, as well as learn about them
from books.
This special experience that
you have gained in the halls Of
Congress" he said. p" gives you a
special responsibility to carry on
when you go out into different
Jobs or continue your education. "
Representative Killings said
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Margaret Truman Signs
New. Radio-W Contract
Ov the Assoejo,ed Pres,

NEW YORK. June 16.-Mar-
garet Truman has signed a new
contract with the National
Broadcasting Co. for nine radio
and television performances.
The company announced yes
terday the signing of the con-
tract and said the daughter Of
former President Truman will
have singing and guest star roles
during the 1953-54 season.
Contract terms were not dis
closed.
Last year NBC said Miss Tru-
man was paid $2,500 for each
radio or television performance.
She has been under contract
with the company since 1851.
Evening star., 1953-06-16

was Representative Killings. Re-
publican, of California.
One of the graduates, Ralph
Zachary Del Giorno. Of New
York. received a four-year ap-
pointment to the Coast Guard
Academy. in New London. Conn.
Peter Bolton Grose received a
four-year scholarship to Yale
University. Charles Godfrey Pet
tit Nv, received a four-year
scholarship to Massachusetts In
stitute Of Technology.
Other graduates were:
Ronald Henry Baxter. Jerome
Ellison Hoobler, Harry William
Julian. Bruce Middleton Lloyd.
Laurance G Locke. Stephen c.
Robinson, William S. Stanley, ir.,
and Walter Joseph Stewart.
The announcement of honors
Evening star., 1953-06-16

The Inter Federation Council
Of Citizens Associations last
night asked Congress for mot
less than 100000" for District
civil defense.
Mrs. Franklin G. Sartwell, a
delegate from the District Fed
Grafton Of Citizens Associations,
who made the motion, urged its
passage for vital protection of
the Nations Capital and the
Metropolitan Area"
The action followed approval
by the council OF wire Mrs.
Sartwell had sent Senator Dirk
sen. chairman of the District
subcommittee Of the Senate Ap-
preparations Committee, request
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Navy Hospital Officers
Will Be Graduated

Graduating exercises for the
l4th officers class of the Naval
School of Hospital Administra-
ton, Naval Medical Center, will
be held tomorrow.
The exercise will end a ten
month course of instruction in
hospital administration for 35
officers Of the Navy's Medical
Service Corps and Hospital Corps,
five from the Air Force Medical
Corps and one medical officer
from the Republic of Korea.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Eisenhower Presents
Certificates TO II
Graduating Pages

President Eisenhower today
awarded Presidential Certificates
to II young graduates Of the
Capitol Page School. The cere-
mony was held in the White
House.
They received their diplomas
during commencement exercises
last night, held in the House
Ways and Means Committee
room in the new House Office
Building. The principal speaker
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Point 4 Aide ASSIGNED Here

CAIRO. Egypt. June Is tR.-
The United States Embassy said
yesterday DR. John r. Nichols.
director of the Point Four pro-
gram for Egypt. has been reas-
signed to Washington His home
Is in Washington and he is a
former Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. No successor was an
nounced here.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Actor Sued for Divorce

LOS ANGELES, June 16 (R.-
Movie Actor Tom Conway has
been sued for divorce by Mrs.
Lillian Eggers Conway. a former
fashion model. She alleged
cruelty in her complaint. filed
yesterday. Mr.. Conway legalized
his professional name several
years ago from Thomas Sanders.
He is a brother Of Actor George
Sanders.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Citizens Urge 100000 For D. {. Civil Defense

ing "a sound civil defense
budget" for greater Washington.
The council met in Room 305
Of The Star Building. Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV,
Evening star., 1953-06-16

there is a tendency to ridicule
the Congress, and he asked the
young graduates to go out as am
bassadors to help strengthen
faith in Congress.
Evening star., 1953-06-16

Lido Civic Club Cruise
The Lido Civic Club will spon-
sor a benefit cruise aboard the
s. S. Mount Vernon at $50
o'clock tonight.