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Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
Union Methodist Church

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Union Metho-
dist Church will meet this Friday
evening, September 2, in the
church.
Rev. Louhoff will have services
at Union Methodist Church on Sun
day, September 4, At p. m Come
out and hear a wonderful sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
OBITUARY
BAUSCH

BAUSCH
Fred w. Bausch, IA, an atten-
dant at Delaware Colony, Stockley
died Sunday morning Sept. 4, at
his home near Georgetown. He
was born in Columbus, Ca, and
was the son of the late John G..
and Eleanor Harris Bausch.
His wife, the former Bessie Sim
pier, died in January.
Surviving are two brothers, Phil
lip, Decatur, Ga, and John Bausch,
Philadelphia.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday at 2 p. M, at the Carey
Funeral Home Georgetown. The
Rev. Walter G. Barlow, retired
Methodist minister officiated. Inter-
ment at Union Cemetery, George
town.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Bishop c. 9. Miller, Postor

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
Sunday School. 1000 A. M.
Pastoral Sermon, 1900 A. M.
Young Peoples Service, 700 P. NJ.
Missionary Service, Wednesday,
1870 P. M.
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY
INVITED TO ATTEND THESE
SERVICES.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
St. Stephens Church

Harrington, IieIaware
9:15 q. m. Holy Communion.
1915 a. m. Church School.
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Audience Awards
Dinner Tonioht

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. s s(R.-
The first Audience Awards ban
quet tonight will give movie
awards voted by the paying
theater goers.
Ballot boxes we're placed in
theater Hobbies throughout the
country from November II to
November 81 for the fans to vote
their choices for best actor and
actress. most promising new male
and female performers and the
best picture released between
October. 1854, and October. 1855.
Statuettes will be presented to
the winners by such film lumi-
.narieS as Grace Kelly, Alec
Guinness. William Holden, Bette
Davis and Walt Disney. George
Murphy will be the master of
ceremonies at the affair in the
Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Citizens Ask Lifting
OF Purkinq Bon

The Stanton Park Citizens
Association last night adopted q
resolution urging that the East
Capitol street parking ban be
lifted. Traffic congestion has
not been sufficiently alleviated
over three months to warrant
the hardship imposed on area
residents. the group said.
Richard H. Stringfelow. a
member of the Capitol Hill Res
toration Society. gave members
a detailed report Of proposed
street improvements in the area.
The group urged citizens to
demonstrate their interest in ma
tional representation by making
a good showing in the voting
registration Wednesday.
The meeting, conducted by
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald. president,
was held in the Peabody School.
Fifth and c streets NE.
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|mlnunityLdw
Up HighCouri
Ry the Associated Press

~ SAlO AooO~a@NCo ACac
The Supreme Court hears argu-
ments late today on the constitu-
tionality of a law aimed at COM
polling witnesses to testify in
national security cases under q
grant Of immunity from prosecu-
ton.
This first challenge to the va
lidity Of the 1854 immunity law
was raised by William Ludwig
Ullman, former Air Force major
and onetime Treasury employe
who has figured in congressional
Investigations Of alleged Com
munist spy activity in the Gov
eminent.
Ullman, Al, was convicted OF
contempt of court and given a
six-month jail term last March
after he twice had refused to
testify before a New York Fed
eral grand jury. United States
District Judge Edward Weinfeld
had granted him immunity from
prosecution in connection with
anything he might tell the grand
jury. which was looking into war
time espionage in Washington.
Sentence Affirmed
Ullman appealed and in April
the United States Court Of Ap-
peals in New York unanimously
upheld the constitutionlaity Of the
immunity law. The court also af-
flrmed Ullman's Jail sentence, but
he has remained free in $4,000
bond pending the outcome Of his
appeal to the Supreme Court.
The immunity law applies to
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spokesman said. "He stated that
his request for asylum was based
on political reasons"
The Russian was flown to
West Germany Immediately and
held for screening by United
States Army intelligence officers.
Lieutenant Ovchinnikov is the
first Soviet officer to defect to
the American forces here il. re-
cent years. A lieutenant turned
himself in to the British last
March. Since 1945, Red Army
reflections to the West have
totalled about 200. The highest
ranking man was a lieutenant
colonel who came to the British
in Hamburg four years ago.
The latest defector was as
signed to a tank squadron at
Stahnsdorf, a village just across
the Western border in East Ger
many. Though he came over in
uniform, he was unarmed. Red
Army officers are under orders
to carry their sidearms at all
times when in uniform.
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SAID III a telephone interview
yesterday from his home in Sank
City, Wis.
They thought that Joe Nc
Carthy had me exiled from the
United States, and I couldn't go
back"
Mr.. Gore founded the Joe
Must Go Club" in Wisconsin
which in 1853 and 1854 cam
paigned to force a recall cleo
ton of Wisconsin's Junior Re-
publican Senator. The recall
campaign failed.
Assisted by Wiley
Mr.. Gore said he decided on
trying to visit Russia while tour
ing the Midwest with the Soviet
farm delegation this summer. He
applied for q visa July %.
II had a Htlet passport trou-
ble." he said. The State De-,
partment didn't want to give me
one until I had my visa. But.
Senator Wiley. Republicafi Of
Wisconsin. Strengthened that
out"
Mr.. Gore said officials at the
Soviet Embassy in Washington
suggested he pick up his visa in
Europe to save time.
TT wasn't at Amsterdam" he
said. 80 I went on to Copen-
hagen. l waited there a month
and American consular officials
broke some sort of precedent by
sending a bluntly worded query
to Moscow asking for informa-
ton on my visa. The Russians
didn't give me any reasons, They
Just didn't say anything"
Russians Disappointed
At Copenhagen, "all the Rus
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Rights Explained

NEW YORK, Dec. 6 P.-
Two New York groups are dis
tributing $4,000 pamphlets ex-
planning what rights a person
has in the event he is arrested
The organizations are the Bar
Association and the Civil Liber-
ties Union. They plan to later
prepare a Spanish Language edi-
ton.
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Red Lieutenant
10 West

BERLIN, Dec. 6 (R.-A Soviet
Army lieutenant in full uniform
fed to West Berlin and asked
the United States for political
asylum, the United States Army
disclosed today.
The Army identified the man
as Ivan Vacelevich Ovchinnikov.
rs, with the rank Of first lieu
tenant.
The Russian came to the West
on the city elevated train and
got OF at the first stop in the
American sector yesterday.
He turned himself in to the
West Berlin railway police who
in turn delivered him to Ameri-
can authorities.
HE asked for political asylum
and this was granted" an Army
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slams I met. so or so. seemed
very disappointed that I couldn I
get to visit their country. But
apparently it was one of those
cases where I learned more
about the country from not being
able to visit it than I would have
on a tour"
He said he gained the impress
sion that the Soviet hierarchy
is made up of queer, very
frightened people,"
And what about the Russians
opinion Of Senator Mccarthy?
They looked at me and smiled
kind of shyly." Mr.. Gore said,
land told me that they couldn't
really hate a man who's spent
so much time telling the world
how big and strong and smart
they are"
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LOST

Cash REWARD for dog, small female,
redisu color, Pomeranian: vic. Holly
wood. College PIX. Call We. 5-6ol7.
CAT, black, male. Connecticut ave. area;
~ ssSaF a:saffs sli ST S-'oOO' Ext 'S7 or
CAT. yellow, faint striped. altered male;
EM s-se5i or OIL 2-ss4s. 5
CHANGE PURSE, ladys. red snakeskin;
Friday, on streetcar platform at Yer
Reward. OIL. 2-5357.
COLLIE, black, tan and white; "Tippy';
about yrs; District Hts. area. Re
ward. RE. 5-8731. IS
COLLIE years OLD; .sn-anS,w mite
%i.:.d d by ' sSS1 IT little ' boys. Rs"ssd
ENGLISH BULLDOG. faWn; answers to
snuffy"; Carmody Hilis-seat Pleasant
area. RE. 5-s97l after 4. 5
HANDBAG, lady's, olive green. contain
f TER. ST p? s-2 2sssfo' 0A41'A GER
PARAKEET. chartreuse: "Nipper'': vic.
Blsdsns6pFG rd ss Sears Roebuck, re-
PoCKETBooK, brown lizard: contents:
Bethesda: reward. OIL. 4-1S60. 3
POCKETBOOK, lady's black; on Hill
crest Heights bus, Dec. 2; reward. Ii.
4-7s69. after 9.
PUFFY, beaaie, 5 mos, black, white and
e an; gdsie s sGEaI fni gh a7IS va
PUPPY, black and broyn, clipped saTs
8-4O9l. 5
PUFFY, beagle. mos. vicinity Lorcom
lane AND North Military rd,' reward.
JA 7-s1lS. IS
SUITCASE, . blue. lady's; initialed
..c:B.W;'; National AtrpoETt. I parking lot
SWEATER. DARK green and cashmere;
quarry rds., Dec. |. CO. 5-sS06.
SWEATER, lady's; cocoa brown cashmere,
with two class pins: between nth and
18th NV, Reward. Call after pm
Re. 3-3633. -
roy FOX TERRIER, white with black
o aafiaiSne ass-J from eS" am. 70
2 pm. or Gaithersburg 7s4-J-12. IS
WISE, 3-legged, Rigid stocks. Rigid cut
ter: left on lot in back Of Peoples Drug,
. $500 Mass. ave. Reward. Cali ~.
Bids. 18th and l. or l4th bet Pea
body and Missouri, or dropped In cab
enroute sentimental value Reward
RE 1880. Ext. 1892 weekdays. 3
WATCH. lady's druen. black face; Dec;
reward. UN. 4-8633. IS
WRIST WATCH, 25-jewel Mare Nicoet,
PES sse s sts 'e aRho eG R9 g3d'r
Animal RESCUE LEAGUE, II o 1t.
NV NO. 1880.
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witnesses before grand juries, the
courts and congressional COM
mittees. 1t provides that when
a witness is reluctant to testify
for fear Of self-incrimination he
may be directed to speak with
assurance he would be immune
from prosecution as a result Of
anything he might say. Con-
tinued refusal to testify then is
grounds under the law for con-
tempt proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
FOUND


CAT. black male, about 2 yrs. old; very
friendly, vic Edgefield I'd, and Frank
lin st.. Bethesda. OIL. 9-883l.
DOG, collie-type male. tricolor vic
downtown Alex Owner or good Va
home. XII. $1,000.
DOG, black. vicinity Woodner Apart
ments. Call DE. 2-4169 to identify
between 8 and 10 pm.
DOG. white collie-type male: vic. Coles
Vile I'd. Silver Spring. Identify fully.
10. 4-6601
DOG, female, black and white. small
mixed breed; vic. 200 8. Payne st.
Owner or good Va. home. XII. 9-3959.
DOG, female. black. shaggy hair vic.
300 Pendleton st. Owner or good Va.
home. XII. 9-3959.
FRENCH POODLE, male, black NINA
ture: vic. Arlandria. owner call XII.
9-3969. -
GLASSES, tortoise shell: near Mellon
At Gallery. Overlook 2-6126.
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McC orthy Foe Says Ban
BY Reds Had Lighter Side

MILWAUKEE. Dec. t41-Leroy Gore. former weekly
publisher and foe Senator Mccarthy Repub
lcan Of Wisconsin his Unsuccessful attempts visit
Russia during European trip frustrang-"bu
they had their lighter moments"
MANY of the Russians met felt for me-"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
Silage Preservatives

RESEARCHERS at Iowa State Col
lege report that good grass silages can
be obtained by adding dried beet pulp
and ground corn at the time of ensiling,
and that liquid molasses, dried molasses
and cane sugar also give good results.
Results of experiments also show that
the addition of sodium Doetabisulfite is
one of the most useful chemical silage
conditioners yet tested. The Iowa re-
search men say, however, that good
grass silage can be made without any
preservative except when the siIage
has high moisture content or when the
silage consists of pure legumes. When
this is the case, chemical and carbohy-
drate preservatives are useful
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
Tobacco Valley Fai1.
Dates Aug. 27. %

DATES FOR the 1855 Tobacco Valley
Community Fair viii be Aug. q and
28th, according to the Fair Committee.
Plans to add several entertainment
features to the program and complete
revision of the premium list are also
announced by the committee.
The fair is sponsored, planned and
operated by the Tobacco Valley Grange.
It is held in the Lincoln County fair
grounds near Eureka.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
PHOTO FINISHING

1 EACH exposure roll Csc. each 38c. Jumbo
prints DC each, each exposure roll 35c, IL ex-
posure ron 50c Copy favorite photo and 10
glossy bills Csc. 3 SKI engagements soc, a
8x10's $1.00. Summers Studio. UnionviIle, MO.
KING SIZE OR CONTACTS, per roll of 8 or
less, doc; over 8, SC each. Extra prints SC each.
PAX Photo Service, Box 1913, Spokane, Wash.
12EXPOSURE ROLLS 39c, jumbo prints Guar
anteed work. one day service Lincoln Studios
Dept, c. Box 49, Lincoln, Nebraska.
ROLL DEVELOPED, overnight service. One set
prints Csc One set jumbos 4Oc. Fox Photo
finishing, Billings Montana.
ROLL developed and prints Csc. Smart Photo,
Winona, Minnesota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
SEEDS AND PLANTS

FISHERS NEW Rocky Mountain Hybrid to-
mat0. Extra early Originated by us for a
short growing season. Send Csc for package
of seed and free 1855 cataIog of hardy
vegetable and flower seeds, fruit trees and
plants. Fisher Seed & Nursery Co., Belgrade.
Montana.
BUY MONTANA Hardy AIfalfas, CIovers and
Grasses. Ranger, Grimm Cossack, Hardistan
and Common. Pasture mixtures, a specially.
Direct to the farmer at lowest possible prices.
Write for advance price list. Montana Seed
Company, Bozeman. Montana.
WANTED TO BUY sixty bushels Idaho rye. How
ard McKinlays Buffalo, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

MODERN, dry, sawed and planned building logs.
For attractive, inexpensive buildings. Corral posts
and fence posts. Pierson Wood Products Co..
Box 201, Buffalo. Wyo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
HELP WANTED

WOULD you like TO represent Montana Farmer
Stockman in your district? Do you like to
travel in the country and call on farm and
ranch people? Do you have understanding
and appreciation of farm and ranch life? Do
you have car? Can you devote full time to
introducing new, greatly expanded Accident
Insurance Policy? Are you 40? (Some of
our most successful sales representatives are
over GOD. In this work you are your own boss
You regulate your working time. The amount
of money you win earn viii surprise you. If
interested, tell why you think you are
qualified. lie you have had any experience i'm sales
work, tell about that too. Address your
letter to: Circulation Manager, Montana Farmer
Stockman, Great Falls, Mont.
MAKE $75-$20 weekly. Dealers, farmers agents
demonstrate take orders new proven nationally
advertised Gro-Green Liquid Fertilizer and
Nitrogen Nutrients Full-part time. Prospects
everywhere. Campbell Co.. Rochelle %. Illinois
MAKE SIS AND UP every week. Full or part
time. Take orders for Americas largest selling
nationally advertised Liquid Fertilizer. Sold with
M0ney-Back Guarantee. No investment. Write
ma Churs'-44I Monroe St.s Marion, Ohio.
CHAIN SAW AGENTS WANTED-Earn 500.
$500 week. Wholesale. delivered. Armstrong;
g15 Ashmuns Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
SITUATION WANTED
WANT MANAGER position ON large commercial
outfit, sheep cattle Top experience i'm all
phases of operations, we'll qualified and the best
of references: Jack Dalton, Ross, Wy0.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

FENCE POSTS
WESTERN red cedar fence posts in carload
lots. Write wire for prices. Chisholm Cedar
Co., BOnners Ferry, Idaho.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

Protein requirements for baby pigs
decrease as they mature Very young
pigs grow best on ration containing
Al per cent protein, but they need only
20 per cent level after 8 weeks of age.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
Don't Let I'D Freeze

DON'T LET liquid chemical weed
killers and insecticides freeze. The
liquids themselves won't actually freeze,
but from 10 to SO per cent of the active
ingredients may settle out as crystals
in below-freezing temperatures and
may not go back into solution when
the chemicals are used in the spring.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
SCHOOLS

LEARN AUCTIONEERTNG. Terms soon. Worlds
largest school. Students sell real sales. Don't be
misIed. Free cata1og. Retsch Auction School,
Mason City, Iowa.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

Upholstered 1ucite chairs for the
bathroom or milady's vanity add an
elegant air to grooming. Usually the
bathroom is the one room in the house
with stationary furnishings.
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Why Grow Old?
Tu|IGirI Should axe
Advantage ofHeight

match your shortness or your
height.
HINTS
Today want to bring you tall
girls and women a few hints
from Sylvia, of Tall Wear:
/. Tails can wear any styles
if the, clothes are proportioned
correctly. Narrow skirts can be
worn stunningly, especially when
broken with peg top pleats, large
pockets, flying panels, etc. Two
toned effects are good. and wide
belts are wonderful! Large,
chunky jeWelry. arnloads of
bracelets and especially huge
earrings are made for the tall
girls.
2. AS far as hats are con-
cerned, the tall woman definitely
can wear small hats so long as
the crown fits her head prop
erly, but if she wears a large
! VI lIllItlSu 1idS SLIC ollOuld SliOOoC
one with a deep crown, because
the shallow brimmed large hat
sits on the top of the head and
establishes the tallest part of the
girls height. Cloches, with
downward slanting brims are
wonderful.
3. Be sure that the waistllne
is long enough and the skirts
are IA inches from the floor, or
where the calf breaks. To dis
cover where your natural waist
line is place the hands around
the waist, bend to either side as
far as possible. The point where
the torso curves will be your true
Waistline.
] Stand tall! Feel tall! Live
/ tall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30
To Assure Victory
Democratic Women
|PIun Conferences

campaign experience is this year.
From the list of contenders for
President and Vice President. ="
she said, Il think we're going to
have a wide-open convention.
She is hopeful the information
gained at the regional confer
ences will be spread far beyond
those who attend them, to
workers and potential workers
hi&ghout the States.
Il think the meetings will
draw a great many so-called
newcomers, she said, people
who want to get into politics. -
Participants will hear expert
enced women leaders give an
swers to such campaign ques-
tons as how to keep active;
what to do and say when you
ring a doorbell, how to attract
more women into the party and
how to make use of the Demo-
cratic Digest.
Each conference will be self
financed through a nominal reg
istration fee.
INITIAL PROGRAM
Mrs. Eugene Anderson, former
Ambassador to Denmark and a
resident of Minnesota, will dis
.cuss United States Foreign
Policy" at the opening dinner OF
the Milwaukee conference on
the night of April OF. The din
ner program also will include
the four national committee
women from the States partici-
pating.
The following morning, four
panel discussions will be held
concurrently. covering: Regis
tration and precinct work, year.
round political participation,
vo e-getting techniques, and
working with press, radio and T'V.
Moderators for the individual
panels are: Mrs. Paul Douglas.
wife of the Senator frem Illi-
nois: Mrs. Orville Freeman. wife
of the Governor of Minnesota;
Mrs. Henry Reuss, wife of the
Representative from Wisconsin
and Mrs. G. Mennen Williams,
wife of the Governor of Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Louchheim will preside at
a summary of the panels. Fol-
lowing the luncheon, the mod
orators will discuss highlights
of political campaigning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30
VANILLA ICE CREAM
MRS. J. r. G., Clinton

Here is my vanilla ice cream
recipe for Mrs. J. J. S.. Airing
ton This makes 4 quarts. Put
the following in a large pot to
start heating: Two and half
quarts milk. y pint coffee
cream, l small can evaporated
milk. Add 4 beaten eggs. Mix
together and add to the egg and
milk mixture ia cups sugar, 4
tablespoons corn starch, = tea
spoon salt. Cook this mixture,
stirring occasionally, until it
coats wooden spoon or it boils
up. (The length of cooking time
determines the f1avor.> Cool and
flavor with about 6 tablespoons
vanilla extract. More or less
according to your own taste)
If this does not quite fill the
freezer can, Just add enough
milk to bring it up to the proper
level. Sometimes for a change
of flavor add, along with the
vanilla extract, 2 tablespoons
lemon extract and y teaspoon
almond extract. I also have a
good orange sherbert recipe If
anyone is interested.
Il \
MANILA?
Mrs. w. X. D., Arlington
Can someone tell me about
the housing situation in Ma
Mia? We are expecting to move
there and are interested in living
conditions in general. Any in
formation that reader could
give us would be greatly appre-
ciated. We have two children
and wonder if they would do well
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30
ny JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

AS most of you know the
average height has increased
greatly during past years. To-
day, in the United States. IL
per cent of the total population
is more than S feet 8 inches tall.
Not so long ago only 8 per cent
were that tall. This, no doubt,
reflects the rapidly expanded
knowledge of nutrition.
I remember a few years ago,
when talking with my husband
about the fact that our daughter
had grown three inches in one
year, and therefore had to have
all new clothes that fall I said.
II am going to have to cut off
her vitamins and put a brick on
her head"
ENVIES DAUGHTER
I was speaking financially only.
While I am not a shorty,
envied my daughter. I do not
know why tall girls have COM
plexes. They can wear wonder
full clothes If they carry them
selves correctly. They will have
q bonus as they grow older.
They can always be stunning.
OF course 1t really does not
matter how tall or how short
you are. You can be attractive
at any height or at any age. 1t
is UP to you. 1t depends on your
mental viewpoint and health,
your posture and clothes which
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BeuIe
Continued From Page B-1I


her five Southern friends who
are house-partying at the May
flower; Betty Holland, Justice
and Mrs. Tom Clark, Assistant
Secretaries of the Treasury
Chapman Rose and Andrew
Kuchel, LANCER. Long and Nc
OVERLY and their wives, the Eric
Johnstons, and DR.. and Mrs.
Paul MagnuSon.
FAREWELL FOR FERGUSONS
Mrs. Homer Ferguson pulled
quite a coup at the party in her
and her husbands honor. She
received in the black and gold
striped Philippine native dress
that Mrs. Carlos Romulo pre-
sented to her Saturday follow
ing a luncheon for her. Mrs.
Romulo had borrowed one of
Mrs. Ferguson's dresses for the
proper measurements and 1t was
a perfect fit.
Mrs. Leuterio was also CARRIED
in beautiful Philippine gown,
hers of white ornamented with
turquoise ribbon.
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Thomas came to say good bye
and SO did Douglas Macarthur
II, Representative Joe Martin,
the Greek Ambassador and Nine
Melas, Representative and Mrs.
Dewey Short, Senator Theodore
Green, Mrs. Pearl Pace, Aus
tralian Ambassador Sir Harry
Spender, who chatted with At
ghanistan Ambassador Ludin
the Portuguese Ambassador and
Senhora de Esteves-Fernandes
having a word with the Myron
Governs. and Representative
Edith Nourse Rogers.
Everybody who bid them God
speed was certain that the Fer
gusonS will make hit in Manila