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greeted with silence. Some of
the players, like Paul, didn't like
the sudden switch. Others
shrugged it off as part of pro-
fessional footballs uncertain
fortunes.
Tougher Training Program.
A half hour after the squads
arrival here last night-an ex-
hibition with the champion Lions
is set for Friday night-Kuhar-
ich called the players into q
meeting to outline his new poll
cies. featuring a tougher training
program and stricter discipline.
What popularity Lambeau had
stemmed from the fact that he
left it pretty much to the play
ers' judgment on how to get into
condition. Some did and some
didn't.
Lambeau approved players hav-
ing a beer or two after a game
to help them relax and sleep,
and Saturday nights verbal
storm apparently stemmed from
this. Marshall saw two players
about to enter their hotel room.
One was balancing a bag on his
arm while trying to get the room
key out of his pocket. The Red
skins owner asked what was in
the bag and was told it was beer.
Marshall voiced his displeasure
in no uncertain terms and the
players returned to the hotel
lobby TO report the incident to
Lambeau. Shortly thereafter,
Marshall appeared and began to
berate the coach for the teams
poor showing against the Forty
Miners.
Among the eye-witnesses to
the lobby argument that fol-
lowed were AL Lyons. Dick Sisler
and Earl Rapp of the San Diego
Pacific Coast League baseball
team. They said there was
showing and pushing" on both
sides. Lambeau, who has an
ailing back. later said he resent
ed being pushed because Of his
bad back.
Mccain Steps In.
It also was reported that the
coach stepped back as If to throw
a punch, but the Redskins man
ager caught his arm and pre-
vented more violence.
The two principals then moved
outside on the sidewalk to con-
tinue the argument. during
which Marshall is reported to
have told Lambeau, You're
all washed up with this team"
Beer drinking will be held to
a minimum II Kuharich has his
way. and the players will do more
legwork than they did in train
ing camp.
1--WE gave them a resume of
everything done so far" Ku-
harich said when asked what
occurred at the 20-minute
meeting We told them it was
an unfortunate situation, but
that there was only one solu-
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Retirement Sends The Dancer
To Stud on MARYLAND Farm

mile-and- three-quarter Saratoga
Cup Friday. Then a decision was
to have been made whether to
fly the colt to France.
Vanderbilt made his decision
suddenly after comforting with
Trainer Bill Winfrey. The Dane
er. winner of 81 of his % races,
worked out yesterday morning,
doing a mile and three furlongs
in 2:243s.
Vanderbilt said Native Dancer
will enter stud at his Sycamore
Farm in Maryland next spring.
It was only one week ago today
that The Dancer ran his last
race, passing the 20-out-of- 81
See NATIVE DANCER. Pp. A-14)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23

When San Francisco u.
dropped football, Kuharich was
signed as head coach of the
Cardinals for 1852. and won four
games and lost eight. He was
succeeded by Joe Stydahar, who
lost II games and tied one in IL
league starts last season.
Kuharich, who also succeeded
Lambeau as coach of the Cardi-
nails, is married and lives in Alex
andria, Va. He has two small
sons.
Kuharich played football at
Notre Dame in 1861 under
Elmer Layden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
By John Chandler
Associated Press Sports Writer

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y,
Aug. 23.-Natlve Dancer, the
great gray champion known as
"the peoples horse" although
owned by a millionaire, is going
home to Maryland-his racing
days ended.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt re-
luctantly decided yesterday to
retire the powerful 4-year-old
colt to stud after the recurrence
Of an injury to his right fore
foot.
The idol of millions, at the
tracks and over the television
lanes, was to have started in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
Marshall and Curly
Shove Each Other in
Hotel Lobby Ruckus
By Lewis r. Atchison
. Sscr Sscff corrs,pondent

DETROIT. Aug. 23.-Thirty-
seven year -old Joe Kuharich
took over control Of the WASH
ington Redskins football for
tunes today after Curly LAM
beau's dismissal as head coach
during a stormy session with
Owner George Marshall in the
lobby of q motel In Sacramento,
Calf, late Saturday night.
Kuharich. the Redskins sixth
coach since World War II ended.
succeeded Lambeau under cir
cumstances almost identical with
those with which Curly took over
the reins from Dick Todd in 1852.
Todd resigned just before the
Redskins took to the field for
their 1852 preseason game with
the Los Angeles Rams.
Along with Lambeau, a head
coach in pro football for IS years,
go three veteran playes and one
rookie, Chuck Sitton, an end
from Santa Ana Junior College.
Linebacker Jack Cloud and End
Fran Polsfoot were dropped Sat-
urday night, while Don Paul. q
defensive back, quit the team yes
terday.
IF Lambeau goes. I co." said
Paul, who was obtained from the
Chicago Cardinals in a three
cornered. off-season deal. Paul
has been suspended and placed
on the inactive list.
Talks to Lambeau First.
Kuharich was offered the head
coaching post early Sunday
morning and accepted after con-
ferring with Lambeau briefly.
Curly hired me as his line
COACH" Joe said. land I have
been loyal to him. wanted to
do nothing that would spoil our
friendship. He told me anything
you want to do you have my
blessing"
Most Of the players had retired
late Saturday, after losing to the
San Francisco Forty Miners, 30
z; so they were unaware Of the
blow-up until Sunday morning.
But rumors spread quickly early
yesterday as the squad assembled
for the bus ride to the Sacra-
mento airport. General Manager
Dick Mccain did not inform
them of the change in command
until they were on the plane.
The announcement, made to
groups of two and three, was
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Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Washington at Philadelphia o.
Stobbs t7-S) and Keriazakos did w
Fricano (5-S) and Kellner (6-l5).
(Onlv game schedued1
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at Milwaukee tnight)--
Drews (3-3) VS. SPAIN (14-lO),
tOnly game scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23

AOOdIu, JUG, anu AcSp tiic LAc vest '1lduQy.
There is no pretending that Lambeau's
dismissal was entirely unexpected, although
many of the circumstances surrounding it
were surprising, to say the least. Hardly
had the Redskins set up their training
camp at Occidental College in California
last month when reports began to filter
back here that all was not serene as far as
the front Office.
It seemed then that the veteran coach's
main chance for survival-perhaps better
word is extension-was to win most of those
tough, preseason exhibitions Curly failed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGJIE

New York--At home t15l, Brooklyn 8,
Cincinnati 2, ST. Louis 2. Away 191,
Brooklyn 3, Milwaukee 2. Chicago 8. St.
Louis 4, Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati /.
Brookiyn.At home l7l. New York 3,
Chicago 2, Cincinnati 3. Away i15l. New
York 3. Milwaukee 4, Pittsburgh 2. Gin
cinnati 2. st. Louis 2. Chicago 2.
Brooklyn 4. st. Louis 3. Cincinnati A..
Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh l, Chicago Q.
Away d6), BROOKLYN Q. New York 8.
Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh /, Philadelphia
3, St. Louis 3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN

AND SO WE SAY farewell to Curly Lambeau and extend
condolences to Joe Kuharich who has the eighth
of the Redskins Ray Faherty
the Navy after winning the championship in 1912 Welcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
Major League Standings
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1854.
AMERICAN.

Results Yesterday.
Phila.. 81: Wash.
"a list game 10
innings Cd game
called after Q in
nings. Sunday cur
cleve., 12; Baltic. /.
Boston, 8; N. Y. 2.
Detroit. z: Chicago. 4.
Games Today
Wash. at Phila. t2l.
1:30.
tOnly game seized.
Games Tomorrow
Chi. at WASH, 500.
BALTIC. at N. Y. tnl.
Cleve. at Phiia. tnl.
Detroit at Boston chi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
Pennunt Picture
BY The Assoeioted Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

c ", L. Pct. Bend. TIP
Sew Hapt = e q ; III sn g
49, Cleyeiand-At home Q3l. Detroit 3,
WASHINGTON /. Chicago 8. Away i19I,
Baltimore 2. Washington 3, Boston 8
New York 3. Chicago 3, Detroit s. Phila-
delphia 2.
New York-At Home an, Baltimore
2, Detroit 3, Cleveland 3. Washington 3,
Philadelphia 3, Boston 2. Chicago i.
Away 14. Philadelphia 3, Baltimore 2,
Detroit 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23
NATIONAL.

Results YESTERDAY
N, "a SIS; Pitts,
Phila., Go; Bklyn.
90.
Milw., 12: Chicago. 6.
st. Louis, o; cinct.. z.
Games Today
Cincin. at Milw. tni.
tOnly game schedJ
Games Tomorrow
New York ct Chicago.
Bklyn. at Cincin. mi.
Phila. ct Milw. tn}.
Pitts. at st. Louis tnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23

(See BASEBALL. Page A-15).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-23

See SENATORS, Page A-15).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27
Attorney Raps
"TV Trial" OF
Theft Suspect

PHILADELPHIA RAAn attor-
ney for burglary suspect charges
that his client twas arrested,
tried and convicted on a television
program" before he was formally
arraigned before magistrate on
specific charges.
The attorney, Garfield w. Levy,
protested to, Magistrate E. David
keiser Wednesday in Central Police
Court that this twas an invasion
of the defendants right of priva-
cy." :
The program to which Levy re-
ferred was telecast by a local sta
ton Tuesday night and depicted
the activities of the so-calIed night
squad.
The program showed AL White,
IL, and Samuel Hatchell, %, as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27

! separate landings on Quemoy Mon
day night, killing IL Nationalist
soldiers before pulling back to the
mainland IS miles away.
Nationalist sources in Taipeh
said the raid was one of several
staged by the Reds in recent weeks
to capture prisoners. They SAID
one Nationalist soldier was cap
tured and the Reds lost one man
taken prisoner.
us. officials in Washington la
beled the raid no more than a
skirmish and pointed out that even
the conquest of Quemoy would
leave the Reds far from their goal
of CELEBRATING" FormoSa.
The Nationalist stronghold lies
100 miles across the Formosa
Strait, guarded by the us. 18th
Fleet and an American-equipped
army.
For several weeks Peiping has
been broadcaSting almost daily
threats to ''liberate' Formosa and
wipe out the Nationalist regime of
Chang Kai-shek.
In advance of any invasion, the
Reds would be, expected to seize
a chain of Nationalist-held off
shore islands running from Que
moy north to the Tachens, some
200 miles northwest of Formosa.
However, US. military experts
have discounted the possibility Of
a Red attack on Formosa and
have pointed out that there has
been no large-Scale Red troop
buiidup along the coast opposite
the Nationalist island.
US. sources in Tokyo said today
they regarded the Quemoy attack
and recent threats to invade For
mosa as a propaganda campaign
aimed at the forthcoming Manila
conference to map a Southeast
Asia security agreement.
These sources said the Reds are
trying to show conference partici-
pants that the United States will
go to war over FormoSa and the
signers of any defense pact would
be giving up any initiative in the
matter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27
Tenant Denies Romance RumOrs

LONDON R The Evening
Standard quoted Colin Tenant to.
day as denying there's a romance
between him and Princess Mar
garet.
The romantic rumors blossomed
recently when the press noticed
the 27-year-old son of Lord and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27
GOVT CUTS USE
OF SPACE IN DC.

WASHINGTON R-The govern
ment has reduced. the space it
leases in Washington to the lowest
total in Is years, the General Ser
vices Administration said today.
As of now, GSA said, the gov
eminent is leasing 1,279, S16 square
feet in the District of Columbia.
square feet under lease on June
30, 1945--the peak during the near
ly three decades in which such
records have been kept.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27


HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. SIS
Joint Resolution proposing an Amend.
ment 70 Article VIII OF the Constitution
Of the state Of Florida Relative TO Assess
ment Of Property for Taxes by Adding
Thereto an Additional Section to Provide
That IN the County of Monroe, State Of
Florida. the County Tax Assessor Shall
Assess the Property Of the County for the
Purpose Of Levying State. County, School
and Municipal Taxes Levied BY the State,
County, County School Board, School Dis
trists. Special Tax School Districts, Port
Districts, Drainage Districts, and Any
Other Taxing Districts. and Municipalities
Of the County.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LECIsLA.
TURE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
That the following amendment to Ar
ticle VIII Of the Constitution of the State
Of Florida relative to the assessment of all
taxes in the County Of Monroe. State Of
Florida, BY adding thereto an additional
section to be numbered by the Secretary
Of State, be and the same Is hereby agreed
to and shall be submitted to the electors
OF the State Of Florida for ratification or
rejection at the general election to be held
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday
IN November. 1864, as follows:
section ----. From and after January /,
1866, the county tax assessor in the
County Of Monroe. State of Florida, shall
assess all property for all state, county.
school and municipal taxes to be levied in
the county by the state, county, county
school board. school district, special tax
school districts port districts, drainage
districts, and any other taxing districta.
and municipalities Of the county.
The Legislature shall at the legislative
session in 1855 and from time TO time
thereafter. enact laws specifying the
powers. functions. duties and compensa.
ton Of the county tax assessor, designated
in the FIRST paragraph Of this section, and
shall likewise provide By law for the ex-
tension on the assessment roll Of the
county tax assessor Of AL taxes levied by
the state. county, county school board,
school districts, special tax school districts.
port districts. drainage districts, and any
other taxing districts and municipalities
whose taxes may be assessed By the county
tax assessor pursuant to the first para.
graph Of this section.
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No. Z

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 1851
Joint Resolution proposing an Amend
nent to Article v Of the Constitution Of
the State Of Florida By Adding Thereto
an Additional Section 10 Provide for Two
Judges Of the Court Of Record in and for
Escambia County, Florida, and to Provide
Legislative Authority to Provide Addi-
tional Judges as Needed.
BE 1T ENACTED BY THE LEGISLA.
TURE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
That the following amendment to Are
ticle v Of the Constitution of the State Of
Florida to be added as an additional see-
ton to be appropriately numbered by the
Secretary of State and the same is hereby
agreed to and shall be submitted to the
electors of the State of Florida for rRtif-
cation or rejection at the general election
to be held on the first Tuesday after the
FIRST 11onday in November. 1854, to-wit:
Section -. From and after the adop-
ton Of this Amendment, there shall be 9
Judge of the Court OF Record in and for
Eseambia County. Florida, in addition TO
the Judge Of said Court already provided.
Said Judge shall be elected, at the General
Election next succeeding the coming into
effect Of this Amendment and shall hold
office for six years and receive the same
salary and allowances for expenses as i
now provided for the Judge Of the Court
OF Record in and for Escambia County.
Florida. He shall have all powers and
perform all duties and possess all qualih-
cations that are or may be provided or
prescribed by the Constitution or BY stat
ute for the Judge Of the Court of Record
in and for Eseambia County. Florida, and
all statutes concerning said Judge shall
apply to him. Provided. however, that If
there be q Commissioner of the Court OF
Record in and for Escambia County, Flor
ida, he shall upon the coming into effect
Of this Amendment become such additional
TIL akon h. feafn v.nl hry -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27

Lady Gleneonner was a frequent
escort of the blue-eyed princess.
Princess Margaret ''has friends
all over the world and deserves
every one of Them" the Standard
quoted Tenant as saying when
asked about the rumors. "What
more can / say?"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27

they were questioned after their
arrest in the theft of a $3,71s pay
roll.
AT a hearing today, both men
were held without bail on burglary
and larceny charges.
Keiser told Levy, who repre-
SCENTS White, that he should proper
" bring up the matter about the
TV showing at the time of the de-
PENDANTS rial or before the grand
jury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27
Strikes Increase

WASHINGTON R,-Strikes were
on the increase last month but the
total was lower than usual, the
Labor Departments Bureau of
Labor Statistics reported today.
The bureau estimated SIS strikes
were in effect during July, in
Guiding 375 new work Stoppages
and 200 carried over from June,
when the total. was $50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-27


WNEREAg, The Lsgislatura - 1858.
undR eho Constitution e 1855, Of TIE
ntnte q BIeKida, cid pass Joint Rsaolu-
ticns pEeposiag arendmeats % the Gone
ntitntion % he State 81 Florida, and the
nemo wEe awrss1 % by vote ~ three
Nfths e III the meRbeFs elseted % eash
Reuse. that The votes On said Joint Aeso-
htions WsEe entWsd upon their respective
1euFnolos With TIE yoas and says therson,
ard tkeg aia detefmino and direct that the
said Jolnt RsaolutionB be sabmittsd % ths
aIaelaan og tie State at The Genmal Eioes
taun 81 McVemba4 And, 1854.
NOW, THEREFORE,, ]. B. a. GRAY,
ossrefnxy * Stat6 q the State Of 1lcriaa,
q hersby rive notice that 3
GENERAL ELECTION
win - keId Il each county IN Florida On
Tuesday neEt succeeding the hrse Monday
n Novamhar, a. D., 1854 tbs said Tuesday
ha,Na The SECOND DAY or NOVEMBER
fof Ae rakiaentiom or rsiaetion cf the said
xoin9 Raaolntions proposing Amendments
y ne Consultations u TIE 6tate u Florida,
Vias
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HOUSE JOngT RESOLUTION NO. SO
a 900 Rsseiution processing an Amsnd.
w1rf N Article III u the Constitution q
Ne Dlata e Eloriaa Relating - the Leg
iriatfve DepaRtHent " 1tRikiag 1hsEekruni
8tttlons Z and Thereof PGtain3qg g
Nessions q the Lsgislaturs ene EliuIhi.lls
and namnnnFatim 81 Lasislatong and n.
Sorsing n Liza Thereof 9eelioa. Numbered
nna Ra1p4etlyeAys Pertaining % ~
mn u NNROLYED ny THE LEcISLA-
TUMN OF TIE STATE or FLORIDA:
That tAe follewing amsAament e AZ.
6eIa m g Ne eenstitutien q ~ siAte q
Iloe,1a Fsiatfng . the legislative depart
naant IL and ~ same = harsby agreed q
80 akaN ~ submitted % TIE eleetcEa q
aho R1ato e EiosidA 1or npDrcval ~ reiee.
tiom at sha msxt general elastien 70 ee hsse
y lssl. that y = ~ 49, 49,. A v S,..i ~
- auonfeS - strlking thersffom present
aeslisns 5 ana anl asserting n lien
thWoof Ne following sections - - num-
heFe4 and ro1Deetirely:
neetlon 4. ReGuinr and EXTRA sessions
Tka regular sessions AZ tie Legislature
nkaN " hnia kienminAlg, commencing On
~ nest Tuesday after tie first Monday
Il ApFiI. a. b. 1851, and 81 he ecrrs-
1on1I.g ~ g every Second year snsse-
.I..If ~ - N0tN4A--|A - +Na-N~AN -
naM6 q extra son1lon ~ Bis proelamation.
RelMlar enaions " Ne Legislature may
nKt1nd - Ntxtg 2nyB, hit Ne special session
oonpmnea ~ ehe GovezneE shall exeaed
twan,R dags The regular ufxty-aay BIZ
annlal nmpm q the Lagislature may. "
3 fqds.4EtAs v0to e Ne uleubo1hip q
Nth Acu98. ~ extended ne4 eResetiag q
tctti e dirty day1 which red not " con
aeeativs EeocgSB ID Sueh EXTENDED oes-
nicn shall - taken eAIv ~ joint aetion
e kotA kex8u1 No extended session may
last kavana 9nr1Mnhoe Isl following The
xewulaR kisnniaI session. Daring such ax-
tan1ca eanicn, No nddltional proposed leg
hialien shall " introdnee1 unless consent
= Arst ettnine4 " 3 twosthirds vote d
~ menhen og the Honss into which Il
= soaakt = " introtueed.
9ontIon I. xsoanlntorn. sAIariB, ~.
nnmnio1s and monbaRn * tia, House q
M1p9esonaatlvm shall BE- duly qualified
e1netnrn IN tha respective eonnties and
diHtEigtn FER Which thw were choson. The
eonipaneatioa u laghlaAoen shall Be twelve
han1sea le11ee.ool dollars eaeh year and
nhall 3 baid II monihH lnatallnhentg Of
enc hnndEsd (eloo.oel &ollarh each. Dur
kag ~ elne ths legislature b n session
enGh Iegielatsr shall roesive pr diem and
tWuwM AMpsAaB % provided " law, bat
tnnh mav net aHeesA tie showcases for
aaeh azpenses pEaSided fer othm stats
edlieias un4nR SEVERAL law
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Red China Reports Raid On QuemOy

island FOrmos
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Evening star., 1954-05-13
West and Reds Meet
In Quest Of Treaty
0uflawing Atom War
BY the Assoeioted Pres.

LONDON. May 13. - Th e
worlds five leading atomic pow
ers meet in this H-bomb- wary
capital today in quest of a pact
ending the arms race and out
lawing atomic and germ warfare.
There were guarded hints from
British and American informants
that the Western nations, jointly
or individually. might put for
ward revised proposals in a bid
ito break the years-long deadlock
with Russia on the issues.
The secret talks at the British
governments stately Lancaster
House are under United Nations
auspices.
The group is meeting as a sub
committe Of the United Nations
Disarmament Commission.
Reaction to U. s. Tests.
Recent disclosures of effects of
hydrogen bomb test explosions
gave new urgency to the task
facing the Russian and Western
disarmament experts. Revela-
tions stemming from United
States tests in the Pacific
touched off a chain reaction of
nervousness in many parts of the
globe and especially in this ex-
posed island. This led the
Churchill government to propose
that a new effort at control
should be made in London.
There were no clues to the pos
sible nature of any new Western
proposals for disarming or atomc
and germ warfare control.
To start the talks, however.
the four Western powers-the
United States, Britain, France
and Canada-were reporte d
planning to stand on their old
position that establishment of
reliable enforcement machinery
must precede any ban on atomic
weapons.
Await Soviet Offers.
The West apparently wanted
to. see whether the SovietS have
anything to offer either in the
form of concessions or new ideas.
Minister of State Selwyn Lloyd
is Britain's chief delegate at the
talks. Morehead Patterson, an
industrialist. represents the
United States. The other dele
gates at the opening meeting
were Foreign Secretary Lester B.
Pearson for Canada, former De-
fense Minister Jules Moch for
France and Ambassador Jacob
Malik for Russia.
Mr.. Malik conferred yesterday
with Mr.. Lloyd at the Foreign
Office on the procedural aspects
of the conference.
Mr.. Patterson, who also met
Mr.. Lloyd, had a long session
yesterday with Lord Cherwell,
Prime Minister Winston Church.
ills personal adviser on atomic
and scientific policies. Lord
Cherwell was a member of the
government until early this year.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Is John r. Holman. So. Of ches.
ter. Pa: an A. =. Aletti Of Phila.
delphia: Willard j. Bailey. about
43. Of st. Clair. Mich. and his
wife. Pearl Mary Bailey. 40.
Mr.. Hoffman and Mr.. Aletti
were identified through papers
IN the wreckage as representa-
tives Of the catalytic Construc.
tion co. Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Bailey. the pilot, was oper-
ator Of q chartered plane service
and part owner Of the st. Clair
Airport near Port Huron, Mich.
The plane was on a chartered
flight to Grand Rapids from ct.
Clair.