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Evening star., 1955-11-07
|Sontee's Appeal
Moy Be Heard by
(AAU This Month

KANSAS CITY, Nor 7 Up
The Missouri Valley AAUs Board
lof Managers probably win hear
Yves Santee's appeal on his sus-
pension some time this month.
Americas fastest miller was
suspended last Sunday by the
Missouri Valley AAU Registra-
tion Committee. He was found
guilty Of accepting excessive ex-
pense allowances for three meets
in California last May. A few
days later Santee fled his appeal.
Yesterday the Missouri VAL
|ley's Executive Committee con-
|sidered the runners case in q
lengthy closed session. The ses-
sion was formality for clearing
the way for the appeal.
No date was announced but 1t
was understood the hearing
would come prior to the AAU's
national convention in Louisville.
KY, December IA.
The National Board Of Coy
|ernors can be appealed to If the
Missouri Valley Board upholds
the suspensions.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
-Four Golfers Tie
Al Annapolis

Bill Gartner Of Argyle ant
Trawgott Schmidt Of Fort Du-
pont were among four player.
who deadIocked. for the Annap.
oils Amateur golf champion
ship with 76s yesterday at Sher-
wood Forest. The annual 18-holt
tournament attracted 3 iield
Of so.
Others In the tie were Pau
johnson, the defending cham
pion. and George Green, both ci
the host club. Low net went ID
Col. Allen Of Fort Meade with
8I-i269 with second to Marion
Florey Of Annapolis with
77-770.
Ed ePorky) Oliver. biggest
name In Johnny Zaleski,s annual
Pro Member tournament al
Fredericksburg Country Club
shot a 69 for pro honors.
divers round was one over
par over the 9-hole course. Pau
Haviiand. now assistant pro in
Norfolk, had 10 and Clarence
Doser Of WoOdmont d III.
Big money winner in the Pro-
Member play was AL Jarnison oi
Goose Greek, who had d SO best
BAH with Ray Kelly and 4 60
With courtland Rosebro. Jami-
son had an individual "a.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Oldfield's Widow Dies
After SUFFERING Stroke

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf, Nov
Z Rl Mrs. Bessie oldfeld
widow of Barney oldfield, old,
time auto racer. died yesterda,
after suffering stroke last
week.
She was married twice to Old.
field. first- in 1905. when she at.
tended him as a nurse after h,
was injured in q race. They
were divorced and Oldfield mar
ried Mrs. Hulda Rae Braden.
The latter couple were di-
vorced in ls45 and oldfield re-
married his first wife. He died
here in 1916.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Weather SpoiIs
Sailing Finale

Potomac River Sailing Asso-
Iciation's 2Ist annual series wound
up yesterday on Hains Point
with a dying northerly wind that
forced cancellation of the ma
race Of the usual double-header
With several notable excep-
ltions, series leaders won Their
final race to stay on top. They
included Karl Gerhard in comets
Len Penso in penguins, anc
Stewart Brown in snipes.
Jack Lynch finished fourth
land last in the busters, thu:
missing out on q perfect score
for the season. but he still took
the series. Marshall Hornblowei
was apparent leader in the light
inings.
Con1dr Dick Reynolds who has
waged q see-saw fight all fall
with Tony Wells in the Chesa-
Ipeake 20s, won yesterday. while
Wells withdrew after hitting a
mark. This put REYNOLDS out in
front.
In the hotly- contested thistle
class, Sam Merrick won the fnal
race.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

PHOENIX. Ariz., Nov. 4 (P) =.
Two great auto racing careers
have come to an end one II
death and one in disillusionnent
The FIRST was Jack McGrath's
The 35-year-old Los Angelo:
driver. who held the one-lap aiit
10-lap speed records at the In
dianapolis Speedway, was killed
yesterday when his car went into
q spectacular flip before falling
on top Of him ii the S6th lap oi
the 1O0-mile Bobby Ball memo
rial championship race.
Also yesterday. the American
Automobile Association ended
Its sponsorship Of cilampio
racing after as years. The AAA
had announced earlier it would
quit. saying racing has been
placing increasing emphasis on
speed, power and driver endur-
ance and that these objectives
are not II me Win the AtAAs
safety program.
The Ball memorial race,
stopped after 81 miles and four
accidents, was won for the sec
ond year III a row BY Jimmy
Bryan of Phoenix. Johnny
Thomson of Springfield. Mass.
was second; George Arnick OF
Los Angeles, third. and Andy
Linden Of Indianapolis. fourth.
and Pat O'Connor Of North Yer
non. Ind. NTH.
McGrath's accident was the
only one that produced injury.
His car sprang into the air
and bounded down the track
after striking . heavy shoulder
on q turn about three-quarters
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Polo Players End
Season, Attend
Pioneer 5 Funeral

The Washington Squifes and
the Maryland Polo Club played
the final match Of 1855 in this
area yesterday. Members oi
both teams, plus those OF the
other three polo clubs In this
vicinity, today attended the
funeral Of one Of the pioneers
of the sport here.
Funeral services for E. Brooke
Gallon were held this morning
tat st. Johns Episcopal Church
lin Ellicott city. Md. Mr.. Gal
/ lion died Thursday during an
operation for q brain tumor.
He was d member OF the old
Maryland Polo Club and helped
foster interest In the sport
around Washington and Balti-
more.
Don Bradley. companion Of
Mr.. Gallons in the polo move
ment here, yesterday scored
eight goals to lead the Squires
to an l1-2 victory over the Mary
land team at Barsley Field in
Olney. The Squires finished the
season with q 1853 record.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
|Pisfons Z Down
in NBA
D. ths Assoelatsd &c.

The opening weekend activity
|in the National Basketball Asso-
citation took its toll with the re-
suit that Fort Wayne, the West.
Iern Division champions lasi
year. already has two defeats
Three teams remain unbeaten.
The Pistnns dropped 4 Ii4-11s
overtime game to Syracuse SAT-
|urday night and also lost an
other o1e-point game to the
Minneapolis Lakers last night,
$685..
In Saturday night action Min
|neapolfs dropped its opening
game 10 st. Louis, l0l-89. as
Frank Selvy and Bob Pettii
dropped In 2l points apiece fol
the Hawks.
In other games the New York
Knickerbockers nipped Roches-
ter. l00-oS. In overtime despite
q 32-point scoring spree b.
Rookie Maurice Stokes Of fht
Royals. The Boston Celtics de-
feated the Philadelphia war;
|riors, 98-s7. as Bob Cousy col
|lected 81 points for the celtics.
Rochester eyened Its won-loss
record yesterday by defeating
Syracuse. 1890.
The Minneapolis-F Fort Wayne
game was settled in the final
seconds as Clyde Loveilette, who
scored 81 points, dropped in a
hopk shot for the clincher. Five
Pistons hit in double figures, with
Larry Foust collecting rs points.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
|Husseyunlpu to Run
HI PimIico Special

BALTIMORE. Nov. 7 Rs
gWalmac Farms Hasseyampa,
4-year-old who finished second
behind IIelioscope in last years
Pimlico Special, has been added
to the field for the November 26
renewal Of the same race.
Hasseyampa earned another
bid to the Special by winning
the Hawthorne Gold Cup against
Ia crack field or handicap runners.
Other acceptances have been
received for Maine Chance
Farms Jet Action. Everglades
Farms Nancess Lad, Mrs. e. d.
Jacobs Paper Tiger and Christi
ANA Stables Thinking Cap.
Five or six additional starters
may be added.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
.McG cGroth Killed as AAA
Ends Roce Sponsorship

Iof the way through the S6th
mile. He was running third.
witnesses said his right front
axle folded.
The tragedy occurred with
IMcGrath only IL laps away
from the end Of his dirt track
career. He had said the Bobby
Ball would be his last dirt track
race and that he was going to
quit racing to enter business
next January, with the stipsila-
ton that he would drive in the
1855 Indianapolis 5OO-miler.
Arnick, d lap and 100 yards be-
hind McGrati1 when the acci-
dent occurred. said McGrath's
car tipped two or three times
and that the drivers helmet
flew on in the middle Of the first
flip. McGrath died of head in
ljuries.
For the AAA, the race marked
the end Of a sponsorship that
started in 1909. when George
Robertson won the first national
driving title. Bob Sweikert, who
won the 1855 indianapolis race
but finished last yesterday after
dropping out with a broken
brake line. has won the 1855 AAA
crown.
McGrath started his racing
career in 1876 at Bonneville
Flats. Utah. driving hot rods. He
shifted to midgets. then gradu-
ated to championship racing. He
trailed only Tony Bettenhausen
of Tinley Park. HI. and Sam
Hanks Of Burbank, Calf. in the
postwar AAA standing com
piled from 1916 through this
vQar
Evening star., 1955-11-07
81. John Plays
Carroll Today

The tIree-team Catholic
League stages its second game
Iof the football season at 3 pm.
today in Griffith Stadium. st.
Johns, defending champion and
winner of four out of i've games
this season, and Carroll, loser of
five out Of six. are the oppoAents.
If the Johnnies get of tto a
good start today, they are ex-
Ipected to try to run UP as inn
Ipressive a score against Carroll
Jas Gonzaga did. 400, three
weeks ago.
The traditional st. Johns
Gonzaga game, which will decide
the league championship unless
st. Johns is upset today, will be
played November 20 in Grifilth
Stadium.
Records against common OPP
iponents show that Carroll lost
ito Wilson. 1876, the week after
ISt. Johns defeated Wilson, ESQ.
In Baltimore, st. Johns whipped
Calvert Hall, 1913, and six days
later Calvert beat Carroll, 2l-6.
The biggest concern at st.
Johns : has been that Carroll
played better against Calvert
Hall than the score showed,
while the Johnnies have not
played their best in their last
two starts--a 1876 defeat at
Episcopal and a 1912 victory at
George Washington.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
PRO GOLFERS
HERE BUT ONLY
TO SEE FOOTBALL

The town was loaded with
golfers over the week end.
but none Of them we're play
ing golf.
Pro skip Alexander was
hele with 157 members Of the
st Petersburg. Fla. Guar
terback Club all Of them at
tending the Redskins game
yesterday after splitting up.
to see Duke-Navy and Mary
land Louisiana State Satur-
day.
Pro Dugar Aycock and SO
OF his Lexington, N. c., Coun-
try Club members were here
for the same reasons, and
Pro Marshall Creighton and
SIS members Of Hope Valley
Club in Durham. The lat
ter group all went To Duke
Navy game and the Redskins.
All three groups left last
night by chartered pull
mans.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

Mexico. who is competing against
his physicians orders. won the
other international test on Chi-
Ihuahua I'd. The Americans were
shut out in this one.
The amazing Riviera Wonder
lis the open jumper champion to
the chagrin of everyone but his
owner, Bernie Mann of Port
Washington, N. Y. Wonder
didn't know a fence from an oat
bucket until three months ago,
and here he is the champion of
the National.
Wonder didn't compete In last
nights test because Diamant,
the only other horse with q
chance to catch him. was elm
mated in the qualifying round.
Wonder qualified, but Mann de-
Icided to give him a rest. North
Star, owned by Mrs. Morton w.
Smith Of Middleburg, Va. won
the class.
The hunter title. however, still
lis up in the air. Chappaqua,
owned BY Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d.
Paxon of Holicong, Pa. and Mrs.
Smiths Jazz Session, are. dead
locked for the lead, each with
IA points.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
u. S. and Mexico Tied
F or Horse Show Lead

NEW YORK. Nov. 7 (R.-Ths
National Horse Shows interna.
|tional jumping competition ha:
developed into a race between
the United States and Mexico.
With two Of the final three in
Iternationai jumps on today,s pro-
gram, the Americans and Mexi.
cans were all tied with foui
Itriumphs each.
Capt. Billy Steinkraus, who
some day may develop into one
of the worlds top riders. pulled
the United States into a tie with
the Mexicans last night in Madi-
son Square Garden when he rode
Saxon Woods to victory after q
Ijump-of with two members Of
the Irish team.
1t. w. A. Ringrose, on Glen
cree. and 1t. Pat Herman, up on
|Ballynonty, were tied with Stein
kraus after the regular 60
around. All had faultless rides
Both Steinkraus and Ringrose
went clean on the jump-off, but
|Steinkraus won on a time basis,
27.2 to 3I.8. Herman had a
|knockdown for third.
Gen. Humberto Marbles Of
Evening star., 1955-11-07

period. That made it 27-l4 on
Ia 6l-yard drive.
zagers got the last Washing
ton touchdown, climaxing q 61-
yard march after Dick Bielski,
rookie from Maryland, tried ar
on-side kickoff that was covered
by Ron Marciniak.
T'hoInason's 5-yard pass to ex.
New York Giant Bill Stribling
who took the bali sitting dowr
in the end zone. got the final
score at the end Of q 60-yart
advance.
fnllAQetphlh --s----- l4--2l
washington -----l--- II 10 7---3s
PhiIadelphia scoring: Touehdowns
Pihos 10, pass from Thomnson}; Wal
ston f23. pass from Thomasonl; Gtrib
ling q pass from Thomascnl. conyer'
Washinston scoring, Touchdowns
Barnis Ik. run with fumbled baiil
GuRlielmi tI, Funl; Monachtno II. rum
zaEers -, rum Field goals, Jannwici
Ht46 33l Conversions, JRnowicg 4.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
GiioyaneIIi Bout.
On " Tonight
By ths Assoeiated 4 rrsss

Danny Gioyanelli. fiehting his
second main event In eight days
lis q throWhack to the era when
| a nelghborhood favorite might
top his hometown club pro-
gram every week.
It took q break in the card for
GioVaneili to get his chance
Danny was available when a cut
lip forced Chico Vejar to With
draw from tonight's scheduled
date with Danny 10 Perez at st.
Nicholas Arena in New York.
Gioyanelli won q decision over
Paolo Meiis Of Italy In the same
club last Monday. his first outing
since late August. He jumped at
the chance to take on Perez
again for he stopped Danny 10
March 2. 1853. the only time
Perez failed to go the routes
Perez suffered a badly damaged
eye In their first meeting.
The match win be seen on
teIeEision tWTTG. Channel s.
in Washington, 10 PM
Johnny Saxton, who held the
welterweight title for less than
six months, strays over the
boundary into the middleweight
division for q Wednesday scrap
tWMAL -TV In Washington
with Ralph tTiger) Jones OF
yonkerss n. Y, in Oakland, Calf.
Madison Square Garden pre-
|sents q featherweight (Carmelo
Costa Of BROOKLYN against q
lightweight Joey Lopes Of Sacra-
|mentol on the Friday night
lights tWRC-Tv in Washing
It0n1
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Americans Win
Ryder Cup for
Eighth Time

PALM SPRINGS. Calf, Nov
y R.-It would appear that the
best way for Great Britain tc
gain possession of the Ryder
Cup golf trophy must be on
some sort Of lend-lease deal.
The United States today has
the gold cup for another two
years, winning it for the eighth
time in the biennial battle
yesterday, eight matches to four
This 8-4 score was the best the
British have ever done on
American soil and at least one
sparkling upset was included in
their victories-the victory OF
Engiand's John Jacobs over Cary
Middlecoff, ! up, on the 36th hole
But the cold fact remains that
the United States team. perform
ing before several thousand fans
under a hot sun and bright blue
skies at the Thunderbird Coun-
try Club, packed too much
talent.
Snead Beats Rees
And the cup, which hasn't
seen the British Isles since 1888
remains in the custody of the
Professional Golfers Association
of America.
The eight singles matches
yesterday went like this:
United States Sam Snead
over Capt. Dai Rees, 5 and /:
Capt. Chick Harbert over Sydney
Scott. 3 and Q: Tommy Bolt
over Christy O'Connor, 4 and Q;
Doug Ford over Harry Weetman
3 and q: Jack Burke, jr., oyei
Harry Bradshaw, 3 and 2.
British-Jacobs over Middle.
con. ] up: Eric Brown ovel
Jerry Barber. 3 and Q: Arthur
Lees over Marty Flirgoi, 8 and /.
Saturday the United States
won three out Of four doubles
matches.
Snead's win was over perhaps
the most consistently dangerous
of the visitors. Rees. gallant
little fighter. refused to fold
even when Sam had him S down
after 10 holes.
Jacobs Rallies to win
Jacobs, at so an excellent
competitor under pressure, wa.
2 down to fMiddlecoff after the
morning round. At the 27th hi
had squared the match, and by
the 33d hole he was 2 up.
Middlecon won the 35th hole
and was still challenging until
the final putt when they halyed
the Seth hole.
Burke and Ford had tough op-
ponents, too. Bradshaw fired a
65, six under par. at Burke, and
all 1t got him was an "eyen.
after the morning round. Ford
the current PGA champion, held
d slim 1-up lead over long hitting
Weetman after 10 and he didn't
subdue the Englishman until the
Saith hole.
But comes 1857. In England,
maybe things win be different.
II believe we will give you q real
60 at things next time" said the
British captain.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

completed four Of nine passes
for l02 yards. while Guglielmi
completed two Of nine for 80.
Ralph Thomas let q Guglielmi
throw get away from him in the
end zone, just before Janowiez
missed q 29-yard field goal, and
later Johnny Carson cut away
from a pass on the sideline
which Kuharich thought might
have gone all the way.
The Redskins garbled several
pass patterns that could have
been costly in q tight ball game.
Guglielmi wasn't happy with
his performance, but the team
made good on two of its three
scoring chances while he was In
the game. and Baini's l7-yard
touchdown dash with Ted We
lgert's tumble helped give it q
II7-point lead.
On the ground Guglielmi took
the team rs yards while LeBar-
on travelled 81.
&H -
Atkeson was removed to
Georgetown Hospital for X
rays, which revealed q tear in
| the cartilage in the lower rib,
Whether Dale viii be available
at all for Sundays game here
with the San Francisco Forty
Miners depends on the rapidity
lof his recovery. He'll remain Ii
THE hospital today to make sure
there is no damage to his kidney,
AA
Another casualty yesterday
was Jim Ricca Of the Eagles,
formerly with Georgetown Uni-
Iversity and the Redskins. Ricca
was cut badly inside his mouth
while going for a loose ball in
the first half. Five stitches re-
paired the damage and Jim re-
turned to action In the second
half ATCHISON.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Shamrock Eleven
Tops How're de (1rnce

The Shamrock Athletic Clut
defeated Hayre de Grace, TO
yesterday in a sandlot football
game played at Hayre de Grace
Larry Foreman scored the touch
down in the first quarter.
: Sunday The Shamrocks viii
hold their annual junior -senioi
game at Magruder Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26

IMPORTANT. .,.
H.rpsrs will give away New Drive, Radio and
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a ,ss',s FORD dealer Drawing will o
weeks from Opening 10Y ....usuAM
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-01
Morris were named to serve as a
committee.

Norris were named to serve as q
nominating committee.
Project reports were given b,
Mrs. c. d. Williams OH Health
NJ s. Luther Norris, Clothing
md Mrs. Homar Adams, Goth
ing.
A dress review was held dur
ng the afternoon with Mrs
hyde Norris, Mrs. Worth Fowler
md Mrs. c. d. Williams winning
,irSt, second and third place.
respectively.
Judging the contest were Mrs
Nae S. Young, Mrs. Wade Mar
in and Mrs. ReSsie Norris.
Mrs. c. ID. Williams gave the
demonstration entitled "Vege
table CaSSeroleS."
During the social hour the hos
tess, with the assistance of Mrs
Williams, served the vegetable
casserole with peaches, cracker.
and punch.
Visitors in attendance for the
meeting included Mrs. Young
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Otis Car
trettc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-01
Mrs. Cecil Mercer
Is Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Cecil Mercer entertained
the Tuesday Night Bridge Club
Il her home last week at which
time Mrs. James Brice received
the high score award.
Others playing were Mrs. Mar
ion Baxter, Mrs. LiSton New,
Mrs. Lloyd Hips, Mrs. II. C.
Cameron, Mrs. Fred NJ. Jcrni-
San. Sr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prince.
A salad course was served by
the hostess during the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-01
|FideIis Glass
Holds Session

The Fidelis Glass of the Mount
Tabor Baptist Sunday Schoo,
met with Mrs. Clyde Stanley a,
her home for the May meeting
Mrs. J. F. Bow, class teacher
directed the first session of the
ook entitled Pilgrims Pro
,rcSS."
Mrs. Lewis Harrelson presid-
ID.
4 dessert course was served
by Mrs. Stanley at the conclu-
sion of the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-01
limitations Issued
For Miss Burroughs
Wedding Here

Invitations have been iSsucO
for the wedding of Miss Rcbe. =
"a Jane Burroughs to Airci
Hamilton Martin, Jr. reading.
MIR. and Mrs. Volley Re zee
Burroughs request tn ehonour OF
your presence at the marriage
of their daughter, Rebecca Jane.
10 Mr.. Alfred Hamilton Marin,
Jr. on Saturday, the eighteenth
of June, al four o'clock, Saint
Paul Methodist Church, Tabor
City, North Carolina.
Reception - following the
ceremony, Social Hall Of the
church. r. S. V. P.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-01

Miss RCbcCCa burroughs
member of the Durham school
aCulty. and Al Martin. il. Of
'ocky Mount spent the weekend
ere with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs Y. r. Burroughs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-01

Earl Cartrette at her home Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Marvin
Lewis, president. presiding.
A committee composed Of Mrs
| Ralph Norris, Mrs. Malcolm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-01

Wright and Mrs. Earl Cartrette
were appointed to recommend
demonstrations for the new year
and Mrs. Clyde Norris, Mrs.
Luther Norris and Mrs. Resi-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-01
Sssdy Plai,s Club
Holds Bsssy Meet

The Sandy Plain Home Dem.
onsration Club met with Mrs
Evening star., 1955-05-18

Woll Cases, Floor Cases, Show Cases Floor TobIes,
Monnequns, Disploy Fixtures, Desks, Cash Reg
listers, Mirrors. Sewing Machines, Shelving, Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-18

given to a biblical turn Of phrase.
Mr.. Price threw his whole heart
into the effort. This, he OBJ
served. was q land Of great deeds
and great spirits. But not in our
time-rerhaps not since the time
Of Abraham Lincoln-had there
come among us a figure like unto
the present Governor Of Michi-
gan, who, here and now, might
be persuaded to speak a few
Well Chosen Topic
We almost expected Gov. Will
liams to rise and throw his kaff1ye
into the ring then and there. In
stead, with true Lincolnesque
modesty he gently disassociated
himself from an introduction
which, he suggested, might have
been more suitable at a political
convention. He then spoke briefly
OF the spiritual heritage of Israel
"a topic which. at the time,
seemed admirably chosen.
After that, there were more
toasts, dancing and shooting and
things began to get bit con-
fused. We retain, however, a
Evening star., 1955-05-18
NAT0CounciI
Arrives Here

The permanent representatives
of the North Atlantic Council.
including a representative of the
German Federal Republic, ar
rived here last night for a three
day official visit.
The members of the supreme
authority of NATO landed at
National Airport after a flight
from Norfolk. Va. where they
inspected Atlantic Command
headquarters of Admiral Jerauld
Wright. Previously they had
stopped in Iceland.
This is the first visit ever made
here by NATO's highest perma-
nent body. which carries on the
day-to-day business of the At
lantic Alliance in Paris.
Today the group was Sched-
Evening star., 1955-05-18

uled to meet with the Military
Representatives Committee at
the Pentagon for a discussion Of
matters Of common interest"
the Defense Department said.
President Eisenhower will en-
tertain the visitors at a White
House luncheon tomorrow. Sec
retary Of State Dulles win en-
tertain them at a dinner at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel tomor-
row night.
After leaving Washington. the
council will fly to Montreal for
a visit to air defense installa-
tions in Canada. They will re-
turn to Paris next Thursday.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
Film Star Stricken,
GUYS, Dolls Halted

HOLLYWOOD. May 10 (R-
The Illness of British Actress
Jean Simmons has caused pro-
duction to stop on the movie
Guys and Dolls"
A spokesman for Producer
Samuel Goldwyn said yesterday
Miss Simmons has bronchitis
and added: "As she was sup
posed to do some intimate love
scenes with Marion Brando We
decided it would be better to
shut down the picture than risk
having two sick stars"
Evening star., 1955-05-18

Racks, SIock Racks, Drinking Fountoins, Lockers,
Galvanized Pipes, Chairs, Work TobIes For informa-
tion-Phone Executive 3-5l20.