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said he knew he wouldn't have
to worry-his wife always
lands on her feet. That's a
neat trick in any explosion but
even more of q feat in the
drink. But she did it.
Rescued by another ship and
carried to Lisbon, she went
ashore in blue denim pedal
pushers and jacket. but she
had rescued her passport.
money and camera. Instead
Of fretting over her circum-
stances, she started taking
pictures right away Of the
sinking ship, rescue in life
boats, etc., and promptly sold
them to the London Times
and International News
Photos. The Concordia Line
provided her with q new outfit
and sent her on her way by air.
Now shopping like mad in
Italy for the gifts she went
over to buy, she will sail back
on the same line the 28th Of
this month. Still on her feet.
\ II y II
Gen. Charles 1,oite. vice chief
of Army st,A; Gen. Thomas
Handy. fe .mer Cominch OF
USAREU Omitted States
Army in Europe) who has just
retired from his command and
settled here on Runnymede
place, and Mrs. Jouett Shouse
will see themselves in q movie
to be shown at the Pentagon
Monday morning. The movie is
THE Big Picture-GYA
about the German Youth
movement.
The invitations were sent
out by Mrs. Matthew B. Ridge
way and Mrs. Nathan F. Twin
ing; and Brig. Gen. Tony
Biddle will make the introduce
tory remarks. The screening
will also serve to publicize the
West Point Cadet Glee Clubs
concert here on December 4
for the benefit Of the GYA.
The West Point youths won't
do 90 badly themselves. Mt.
Vernon Seminary will toss o
supper and dance for them
afterward.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Benefit Tennis
Match Planned
white Photo.

An exhibition tennis match
between Tony Trabert and Vic
Seixas will be played next Sun
day at Edgemore Club in Be-
thesda for the benefit of Chill
drens Hospital.
On the committee planning
the event are Mrs. Spencer
Davis. chairman; Mrs. Richard
p. West. Mrs. Edward Sacks.
Mrs. Clarence F. Norment, III,
and Mrs. E. r. Mechlin. jr.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Donation Tea

The annual donation tea of
the Baptist Home for Chill
dren will be held tomorrow
from 2 to 6 o'clock at the home.
620l Greentree road, Bethesda
Md. $50
The tea was arranged under
the auspices Of Mrs. Herman
A. Schulteis, president Of the
Board of Managers.
The home is supported by
the Baptist Churches Of this
city and friends Of the home.
Mrs. Martin Anderson Is gen.
eral chairman.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Memorial Service

Women Of the armed forces,
whose members served with
the United Nations Armed
Forces. along with other wom-
ems organizations win par
ticipate in the United Nations
Day Memorial Service to be
held at National Memorial
Park. Lee highway, Falls
Church, at 3 o'clock on Sum
day.
The Color Guard Of the
Women Marine Corps, repre-
sentativeS Of the Women's
Army Corps and the Army
Nurses Of the United States
Army Hospital at Fort Belvoir.
Va. along with other women's
services will participate in the
ceremony dedicating the In
!ternationa1 Court Of Flags at
Evening star., 1954-10-22
College Club
Luncheon

The first general meeting
Of the Mount Holyoke College
Club this year win be q lunch-
con at / o'clock tomorrow at
the Dodge Hotel.
The Club is sponsoring q
performance of George Ber-
1ard Shaw's "Androcles and
the Lion" at Arena Stage on
October ~ for the benefit of
the clubs scholarship fund.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Fall Festival

A Fall Festival will be held
at the historic Foundry
Church, Sixteenth and p
streets NV, tomorrow.
The festival will have three
events, a bazaar. a dinner and
a play. The bazaar. beginning
at noon. will be highlighted
by the appearance of TV Star
Billy Johnson. Candy, cakes.
toys and other gift items will
be for sale. There will be
baby sitting service for in
fants and children. The men
of Foundry will prepare q
steak dinner to be served at
$50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Open House

Women graduate students of
Catholic University will have
their first formal "open house"
Of the year at Agnes Regan
Hall, Brookland avenue. to-
morrow from 3 to 6 o'clock.
Evelyn Logan. chairman. has
announced that members of
Catholic University faculty as
well as friends of the gradu-
ate students, on and OF the
campus, are invited to the
party.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
/ o Be onaS aSt,faduy

National Memorial Park on
United Nations Day.
The international Court of
Flags. the first permanent
memorial In the area to the
men and women Of the United
Nations Armed Forces, Is q
360-foot area overlooking the
world-famous Fountain Of
Faith at the Park.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Ouoto Club Trip

Members Of the Quota Club
of Arlington win be In Rich
mond today, tomorrow and
Sunday for the annual con-
ference Of their District XIX
to be held at the John Mar
shall Hotel. Delegates are Mrs.
Charlotte FIinchum and Miss
Rose v. Feilbach, president Of
the local club.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
In Mexico City

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ar
rott Of Washington are vaca-
tioning in Mexico. City where
they are staying at the Hotel
Maria Christina. They plan to
also visit Acapulco and there
will stay at the Hotel La Rivi-
era.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

DOWNTOWN: 1873 s.. NV. Set. . - s
NORTHEAST: 3s4z Minnssoss Ave. ssf. io.sss
clARENDoN: IT'S N. Hishlsnd. Sat- 10 b
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Plan Boz0or

A Halloween Bazaar will be
sponsored by the Women's
Society of Cristian Service of
the darlington Methodist
Church at the church, 5000
King street. Alexandria. to-
morrow from 10 to 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1954-10-08
Chadwick Named TO Head
Independent COP. Group
BY the Associated Press

CHESTER, Pa, Oct. &c
Wallace Chadwick, former Con-
gresham and chief counsel for
the Watkins Senate Committee
which recommended censure OF
Senator Mccarthy, Republican,
of Wisconsin, yesterday was
named chairman of an indie
pendent Republican committee
in Delaware County to support
the national leadership" of
President Eisenhower and the
State G. o. P. ticket in the
November 2 election.
An announcement from Mr..
Chadwick's Office said the COM
mittee will follow a pattern es-
tablished in 1910 when a similar
Independent committee was or
ganized to campaign for Wendell
Willkie, the Republican candi-
date for President.
"The activities of the commit
tee," the announcement said,"
will not be factional, but will
serve the Independent Republi-
can voters of the county by en-
couraging their active interest
in the campaign and their par
ticipation at the polls in Novem-
ber. The committee will welcome
adherence and support Of all
Independent voters irrespective
of party registration
Mr.. Chadwick is a resident Of
Delaware County.
Evening star., 1954-10-08
Traffic Policeman 10 Face
Board on Several Charges

A Traffic Division policeman
will appear before a police trial
board at 10 am. Thursday on
charges that he failed to appear
in Municipal Court to prosecute
traffic cases.
Pvt. James B. Bunton> is ac-
cused of failing to be present in
court on September 20, when
four cases in which he had made
arrests were scheduled.
The policeman also was
charged with failing to report a
change in his home telephone
number within "a hours, as re-
quired by police regulations. A
charge of making untruthful
statements to his superior officer
also was placed against Pvt.
Bunton.
Evening star., 1954-10-08
Church Murder
Suspect Arrested
BY the Assoeioied Press

WIND GAP. Pa, Oct. 8.-Dan-
lei Falcone, 48. shirt factory
worker wanted for questioning in
the church-door murder of a
justice of the peace and his
wife, surrendered without re-
sistance yesterday to Police Chief
w. L. Templeton.
He was arrested as he stepped
from a grocery on the edge of
this small Pocono Mountain
community. Chief Templeton
said he was tipped by an anony-
nous telephone call that Fall
cone was in the store.
Wind Gap is Is miles east of
Palmerton, where the slayings
occurred; each community is
about 20 miles north of Allen
town, Pa.
Justice of the Peace Matthew
Daneker of Palmerton and his
wife Mildred were shot to death
Sunday night as they were about
to enter the Trinity Evangelical
Congregational Church to at
tend services and sing in the
choir.
Mrs. Daneker was an employe
of the shirt factory and worked
in the department supervised by
FalcOne, a onetime State police
man.
Chief Templeton said Falcone
turned over 90 caliber pistol
and told him he had been hid
ing in a woods for three days.
District Attorney Carl A. Me
hof of Carbon County said Fall
cone would be charged with
murder.
Evening star., 1954-10-08
Dogs to Show Their Manners
Obedience Trials Sunday

brace. two dogs working together
with one handler.
The entrants will come from
the District, Maryland. Virginia,
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,.
The. winner of an essay con-
test on dogs among students at
Sidwell Friends will receive an
engraved trophy at 1890 pm.
from the club president, Mrs.
Harvey w. Geist of Falls Church.
At 7:30 am. tomorrow, a track
ing test for a limited number of
10 dogs will be held on the
O'Hara estate near Potomac, Md.
During this the dogs will follow
by scent a trail about a quarter
of mile long.
Judges and exhibitors of the
Sunday event will attend a din
ner at 7 pm. tomorrow in the
Occidental Restaurant.
Evening star., 1954-10-08

About lit dogs from four
States and the District will get
their final exams in courtesy
and obedience on Sunday at
the ninth annual Obedience
Trials of the Capital Dog Train
ing Club.
The CANNES will be put
through their PAGES at Sidwell
Friends School, 5000 Wisconsin
avenue NV, from 10 am. to
6 pm. Dogs who prove their
ability to live with polished
manners in a complex society
will have a chance at a total
Of 80 trophies and many cash
awards.
Public Invited.
The event will be one of the
largest obedience trials on the
East Coast. The public has been
invited to attend to see just
how good a neighbor a dog can
be, if he is trained properly.
The dogs must perform spe-
cif1c exercises meeting deter
mined standards before they
can qualify for degrees. Among
the demands of the judges will
be the ability to heel, sit or lie
down in a group of strange dogs
without starting a fight, locate
an article dropped while walk
ing with an owner. jump hur-
dies and retrieve objects.
The dogs will compete among
themselves in seven classes:
Two novice classes, in which they
will be working for a companion
degree; two open classes, in
which they work for companion
dog excellent degrees; utility, the
highest degree given: team. con-
sisting of four dogs and four
handlers working together, and
Evening star., 1954-10-08
DeadIine Sci Oct. Is
For Kent S Customers
To Obtain Garments

Customers will have their last
chance next week to get their
clothes from the bankrupt
cleaner, Kent Stores Of Wash
ington, Inc.
Attorney Lee w. Cowan, re-
ceiver for the chain. has obtained
a court order, stating that Octo-
ber 16 is the last day on which
cleaning and laundry left at the
stores may be claimed.
Thousands Of Garments.
He said about $4,000 garments
and between $4,000 and 10000
shirts remain in the plant, at
2035 West Virginia avenue NE.
Anything not claimed by the
close of business October Is will
be disposed of by Mr.. Cowan
without liability, according to
the order.
Hours Set.
These hours have been set up
next week for customers to get
their property from the plant:
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day: II am. to Z pm.
Thursday and Friday: 1890
to 8 pm.
Saturday: 9:30 am. to Z pm.
Clothing that has been cleaned
will be charged for. Untreated
material will be returned as 1t
Is, without charge.
Goods left in storage with
the company will not be re-
turned at this time. Individu-
ais will be notified when that
operation begins.
Evening star., 1954-04-22

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Visits Aunt and UneIsi Mrs.
Philip jackson, as ~ Lyndals
Az. returned home Tuesday morn.
ing. January n. from Grand
Rapids, Mich, whsrs she visited
an atnnt and uncle that she had not
seen for many years.
Warrington PTA MeetIBEi The
Warrington pTA win meet on
Tuesday evening, January 10 At
. p. m. at the school A cOl0red
filEn. the title. New Wealth In
The Land Of HiaWatha- win BE-
shown. The public Il invited 10 at
tend this meeting
Return TgSHss; Mrs. ". Fowler.
7O5 ~ Seventh g. and niece. B@r-
nadine DIXON. returned hone af-
ter spending the holidays In oma-
ha, Nebr., visiting relatives ana
friends
IIsiia4y win YnmIIyI Sergeant
Frank Garrett Br.. arrived hons
fom Tyson Air Bass. Knoxville.
Tenn. on December -. for q hon
day visit with his wife sn1 son.
Prank Jr, Of ii3s Bryant Az. ~
and remained until January O.
Wh@n he returned 20 hiS base.
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be on February 10, with Mrs. NJ.
X. Mcknight as hostess at her
home, $50 Fuller Az
Criterion Club Holds Meeting!
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Andrews.
43I Edmund Az. will be hosts TO
the regular meeting OF the Critsr-
ion Club on Saturday evening.
January %.
Just For Fun CIubi Mrs. Leon
ard Carter. 45s Carroll Az, will
be hostess 10 the regular meeting
Of the Just For Fun Club on Sun.
day. January II.
TsTCi The TsTC will meet Sat.
urday night Jan. 10 at Roadbud.
dy's Cafe with DR. e. s. Weber az
host.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Z

Holiday Visitors; Mrs. MarRuer.
tie Margon and Mrs L. v. Davis
Of Ogden. Utah. spent the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs william ~.
RsddBck. 3si7 Clinton Az. Mrs..
Margon 10 the twin sister Of Mrs.
Reddhck. The visitors attended
many social affairs and received
many gifts during their stay. They
left Saturday noon. January . for
Chicago. III, where they win spend
. week before returning 30 Ogden
Undsrgoes suTEeSy; Mrs Roy
l. Burns Of 5sI3 Fourth Az. r..
entered University hospital On
Monday. January II and under
went surgery on Tuesday morning.
January IL she IL reported rest
ing comfortably and her condition
very aatiSfaetogy.
HlFth4ay 0reetlnGs; BeIatsd
birthday greetings % Mrs Ethel
yns Walker o. SCI Oirard Az. ~.
who celebrated her birthday o.
January IL
DinRer E1oSta; Mr.. and Mrn
Harold c, Combs. SsIs Fourth Az.
q, were hosts at q prettily ap-
painted dinner party On New
Years Day. Guests sharing their
hospitality were MmssL o. B WI
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activities meeting at Phyllis
whoatlcy House, 500 Aldrich Az
N, on Saturday afternoon, jan
uary 10,
Wins priEei Little Miss Karen
Workout. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, RAIN Workout. $3.50 Smell
ling Az. was awarded second
prime for tho winning answer In
Question OF The Month" Con-
test sponsored by Father Gales
and the Catholic TcleviHion Hour.
Karcn IL an eighth grade student
at 81, Heicna'a Catholic school.
IOIn Husband Aud FathcFI Mrs,
., William McMoorc, 500 10. abth
st, and infant son, Gregory, left
the city Sunday January 10, for
jefferson city, Mo, to join their
husband and father, William Me-
Moore, who Ia assistant coach at
Lincoln University, They win
make their homo IN jefferson city.
Open IIousei Mrs. FiOaaie HAr-
ria, 1897 clinton Az =, held open
House Sunday Jan, J In honor of
her sister, Mrs g, l.. Prescott OF
Kansas city, Mo, Guests called be-
tween tho hours 81 a:aO and $50.
Family Dinners Mrs. Josephine
Pullcna served family dinner
Sunday. Jan. r, Ut the home Of
her sister, Mrs, r. /. Burns, sSi3
Fourth Az, n,
q. Of Nc. student RstuTnsi Miss
Marilynn Smith spent the holidays
In Contsrville, Iowa, with her
mother. Mrs, Dora Ewing and her
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. VIII
liam Ewing. Che returned In time
10 resume her studies at the Uni
Verulty of Minnesota, Miss Smith
makes her home with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs r. l..
Burns. 3siS Fourth Az, g., while
attending the u, Of NJ.
New Years Party Mr.. and Mrs.
V. v. Marshall, 5000 Elliot Az. q.
entertained nl q New Years party
Sunday, Jan. ., Guests who enjoy
ID the MarnhaliS hospitality were
Msaars. and Meadamea Palmer
jackson, o. p. Wells, Eugene
SHEPPARD, Aahby daAIsIns, Milton
shAnks, Henry u. shanls, Henry
", Thomas. Charles white, Louis
p. Moore, Allys A. Dunn. shelton
Granger, l. n. Rlsaa and Mrs.
Benjamin CarrutherH.
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Hams. Matte Drew. Miss Darlene
whittsn and Mr. James Austin,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DsCluitt.
Out Of HSapitaIi Mr.. Richard
Mayes. 900 Y. 5sth st.. returned
from Mt. Sinai Hospital on Tues
day, January II. and II reported
resting comfortably.
o1estsi Sgt. and Mrs Frank
Garrett and son, Frank JT.. were
the guests Of Rev. and Mrs ".
Henderson and family q i12S
Bryant Az ~ on Saturday. Jan.
uary D.
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Additional Social and
Personal News

G0Idsn Wedding Anniversary
Mrs, Geraldine Lee and children
Of 2023 Bloomington Az, left Bat.
urday, January o. for Dca MoInes
Ia, 90 attend their parents Both
wedding anniversary which they
celebrated on Sunday. January 10
at the wilkie House In Des Moinss
Ead Mission Mr.. willard Msr-
riil sr.. $500 Fifth Az r., left the
city last week 30 attend the fun
eral ~ his aunt. Mrs Nellie Brad.
ley 81 Champaign, M
Family RsunIoai Mr.. Edward
McMoore. 4ib r. 2bth st., was
host Of a family reunion dinner
on New Years eve. hOno1nR the
out-of-town guests. his sister and
nephew, Mrs. Marion Hooper and
son Stephen Of New York CITY and
brother. Donald McHOors n JEFF.
ferson city. Mo. Guests were lOud
In their praise Of the delicious bur.
fst dinner prepared entirely BY
Edward himself
ThiEtlsth Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston w. Wright.
1877 AIdrieh Az. ~ bliSafuiiy OBJ
served their 30th wedding ami
verSary on Tuesday. January II,
which was also Mr. Wnghts
birthday.
EntsTtaIn ~ Dinners Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip jackson, t2b LyndaIs
Az. r. entertained at dinner In
honor Of the Both wedding ami.
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Wright and Mr.. wnRhts birth
day which was January IL. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Garth were also their
dinner guests.
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breakfast guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
William White and Mrs b. Add
son and guests at dinner Of
Messrs and Mines. George Man
ming, John Patton, Robert Jones,
Robert Shoffner, Carlos Moffatt;
Mines. CorTine Few and family
and Ida Combs.
CredJafRwR Club Meeting: The
Credjafawn Social Club met on
Wednesday evening. January IS,
at the home OF Mrs Margaret
Carter, 2Os-A Bigelow Lane with
Mr. Jack Mills az co-host.
HOspItaIiEed: Mrs. Florence
Fletcher, 926 ST. Anthony Ave,
entered University hospital on
Monday, January II for observa-
ton and treatment.
LaIAseE .ROus-faIre Bridge Club;
Mrs. Ollye A. Gum, 1888 Iglehart
Az. was hostess TO the regular
meeting OF the LaisseZ- nous faire
Bridge Club on Saturday, January
o. Club prizes were won by Mrs
Clarence Anderson, first: Mrs. n.
NJ. Brown. second and Mrs. Ollye
Gum, third. The next meeting will
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Mrs. William Martin and from
there she will stop at LAJunta.
Colo, where she win BE- the guest
Of her niece and then TO Los An
geles, where she will visit a cousin.
Family Visitor: Mr.. Hosea Flet-
cher OF Chicasha. Okla, who came
to the city because of the death Of
his father, Mr.. Mack Fletcher Of
1928 Fifth st. s., Minneapolis.
was the guest during his stay OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Fletcher OF
800 st. Anthony Av.. his cousins.
Mr.. Fletcher is a well known bust
ness man in his city. and Is
mortician and a railway mail
clerk. He left with the remains
for his home on Saturday. Jan
uary 9, where burial win be held.
Breakfast Party: Mrs. William
White, 773 Rondo Az, entertained
at a beautifully appointed break
fast party on Wednesday. January
8, in honor OF the out-of-town
guests, Mrs. Susan Robinson OF
San Francisco, Calf, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robinson Of Seattle,
Wash. and Mr.. John Kelly OF
New York City. all former resi-
dents of ST. Paul. Other guests
present were the Mines. Essie
Stewart. Ada Jones and Sallie
Fletcher.
Visiting Wife: Private LIST class
Frank Thompson, who Is stationed
at Fl. Lewis, Wash. arrived in the
city on December 90 on 20 day
furlough visiting his wife. Joan Of
725 Iglehart Az. and other rela-
tives. Private Thompson will re-
turn to camp on January II.
Sister III: Mrs. Edward Grigs-
by Of 935 Thomas Az, left the
city Sunday. January 10. for Sioux
Falls. s. d. where she was called
because of the serious illness Of
her sister, Mrs. Katie Clemens.
Seattle Visitors Return Home;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson of
Seattle, Wash. who spent the
holidays in st. Paul visiting relR-
tives and friends returned home
on January 8. They were the house
guests during their stay Of their
sister, Mrs. Gwen Twiggs OF $50
st. Anthony Ave. Many social
courtesies were extended them
during their visit. They were the