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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18

Allen Twp.
Clay Center Mayor, Feyes 49;
clerk, v. Purney 13; treasurer
Nero As; council, Clausen 55, De
Shelter 43, Fondesy, 81; Slovak,
81, Teens, 48, Wyatt "A.
Trustees: Tank 318; clerk, Eek
erman S33; constable, Ed Zunk, Jr.,
(write-in) Z. Total votes 403.
Benton Twp.
Rocky Ridge Mayor, Knopp 63;
clerk, Dehring 81; treasurer, Dip
ner SIS; council, Barnes SO, Base 81,
Behlmer 81, Goetz So, Kester SO,
Sparks so; trustee, Milbrodt 1888,
clerk, Barshel 349; constable,
Gaines 25; tax levy, yes 294, no 121
Total votes cast, 421.
Bay Twp.
Trustee, Kaspar 88; clerk Mackey
70. Total votes, 223.
Carroll Twp.
Trustee, Desk 213; clerk Buehler
23l. Total votes, 270
catawba
Trustee, Dieringer 40, Schraidt
l86;clerk Herl 287; no constable
TAX levy, 259 yes, 72 no. TotaI
votes, 341.
Clay Twp.
Genoa mayor, Hille 427; clerk
Lavigne 4O5; Brinkman 208; treas
urer, Crookton 345, Hennen 257
council, Emch 332, Kohntopp $50
Lackey 321, Porter 3O2, Rollins 276
Wyse 292 (all elected); Bitter 257
Bittner 1874; LaPlantz 218, Powers
223, Skilliter ITS, Stewart 233
Public affairs: Bower 271, Claeh
293, Race 287 (all elected, Dunn
269, Hennen 162, Spurgeon 1876.
Twp trustee: Buhrow 355, Wild
mer 538; clerk, Niehaus 348, Welch
542; constable, Dibble 631. School,
tax levy: yes 700, no ITO; Village
tax levy: yes 465, No 141. City
manager: yes 1876, no 424. Total
votes, 933.
Danbvry Twp.
Mayor of Marblehead: Kaspar
1877; clerk, Milne, 178; treasurer
Lois Merckens (write-in), 8; Coun
Gil, Bird 1879, Davenport 153. Ma
eur 148, Menier 173, Murphy 179
Reaser 1855.
Trustee: Wehlers, CTS; clerk
Braithwaite, 727; constable, Rose
$50; Tax levy: yes 604, no 1872
Total votes, 821.
Erie Twp.
Trustee, Bice 1870; clerk, Day
176. Total votes 223.
Harris Twp.
Mayor of Elmore: Durdel 594
clerk, Hesselbart 403; treasurer
Dry 408; council, Roberts 20l, Sails
bury 800, DeStazio 3r5, Streiffer1
1926, Summers 371, Vandersall 44s
(a1l elected), Henry 219. Public af
fairs: Giesler 291. Robinson $40
Dale Crozier write in) 20.
Trustee: Gilbert 334, Strange 327
clerk, James GIT; constable, Seen
nichsen $40; Tax levy: yes 237, nj
207 (defeated). Bond issue: yes 81
no AIS (defeated). Total votes, 710
Portage Twp.
Trustee: Scott, 1894; clerk, Zeis
1905. Total votes, 1897.
Pvf-in-Bay Twp.
Mayor: McCann, is; clerk, Fuch'
81; treasurer, Fox 62; council
Cooper "A, Fox "a, Ladd AZ, Miller
so, Parker 48, Poulous 33 Gall elect
eO Smith 10, Borman 81, Dodge
27, Evans 81; Public affairs: Ethar
Fox 40, Werner Fox 48, Webster 43
Trustee: Bretz ISL; clerk, Stoibel
1876; justice of peace, McCann, 20
constable, Jump SO.
Doctors office levy: yes 118, nj
81; twp roads, yes 81, no 35; islant
park, yes 95, no SO; cemeterie
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18
yes 145, no So. Total votes, 100.

yes 145, no SO. Total votes, 100.
Salem Twp.
Mayor of Oak Harbor: Flury BIT;
clerk, Gordon 813; treasurer, Will
liams 851; council: Bassett 900;
Brindley, 615; Brough, 667; Provon-
sha 699; Steinmiller, 612, Visiting
hause, 657. Public affairs; Haas 712
Hetrick 753; Van Alta 700.
Trustee: Ballin 545, Miller 715;
clerk, Beck $3.50, Wolter 633; Tax
levy, yes Sal, no 315. Bond issue
yes 772, no 500. Total votes, 1876.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18

ranging the separate shifts.
Police found two of the children,
aged 10 and 8, at 1:20 am. Nov.
2 behind Marks Market Taking
them to the Bay-twp barn that is
the Villaron dwelling place, found
the five other children alone, with
an oil heater burning full blast
Both parents were at work
Charges of delinquency were filed
by Police Captain William Robel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18
OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOW
TOTAL VOTE IN COUNTY is
8,299; IN PC, IT'S2,121

Total official vote in Ottawa-co was 8299; in Port Gin
tons seven precincts it was 2121
Here the complete official vote village officers town
ship trustees clerks in Ottawa countys Nov election
fschnnl board results in separate StOrYl
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18

YOUR PET'LL COME HOME
after his finder sees your Lost Ad
in THE NEWSI For an ad-writer
dial 5271 or 7945.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18
Postal Clerks
Organize Group

Ottawa District Federation of
Postal Clerks organized at a meet
ing in Oak Harbor Warner Hotel
Nov. 9 by electing Joseph Malfaro
Of Marblehead president, Leonard
Meyer Of Woodville first vice-presi-
dent, Leroy Dirnberg of Oak Har-
Dor second vice-president, Bernice
Cashen of Genoa secretary, and
Ethel Kumm of Port Clinton treas
urer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18

provement, and was brought home
from the hospital last weekend,
along with her baby son Danny
who was born while she was hos
pitalized with polio. Pat is able to
walk for a short distance on
crutches now, and will continue
under medical care and therapy at
home. The CrohenS will return
early next week.
EXTRA MONEY THRU OUR
Evening star., 1955-11-22

prefers Rita Gam. Natch'l =.
Beatrice Kay and her ranch
foreman, Jim Maddern, honey
incoming. Yeshiva U. honor
ing Connecticut's Gov. Bibicoff
and Charles H. Silver Dec. IL.
The Marchesa Marignoli,
Marconi's first wife, visiting her
daughter here, Mrs. George
Braga.
A son for the Marine 1t.
Douglas Smiths tChannel SWIM
mer Shirley May France).
Marlene Dietrich and Mike Todd
"a Hollywood duet. Messnore
Kendall seriously III. :. Dead
fall a SIS. 900 shipwreck.
Bobo Rockefeller and Umberto
PM a cozy twosome. +. An
thony Eden's secretary. An
thony Bevir, hospitalized with
{ fractured d elbow. Billy
Daniels jamming Ben Maksik's
new Town and Country Club
/. Maurice Evans mo Time
for Sergeants" now has $4,000
advance. Lunt and Fon-
tanne's 1.-THE Great Sebastians'
racked up $4,000 in Philadel-
phia.
~ 80
Australian tennis star Ken
Rosewall and Wilma McIves
picking the date. Sammy
Davis, jr., to wed Chicago model
cordie King as soon as. She free
Duke of Edinburgh's niece,
Princess Margarita. and Marquis
of Milford Haven a European
twosome. Joe E. Lewis,
completely recovered, to Hot
Springs this week. before his
December % opening at Chez
Paree. Janice Gilbert. paying
teller of TVS Break the Bank, ="
honeymooning with Tobia s
Stone. Patty (''Bad Seed'o
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Ed SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

knocking themselves out to sup
ply abnormal demand for pen-
nies, a TAO per cent increase over
last year.
Correction: In my column on
Robert E. Sherwood, / failed to
point out that Best Years of
Our Lives" was his screen adap-
tation Of MacKinlay Kantor's
novel, in poetic form, Glory for
Me-" The same Kantor whose
|"Andersonville" is now heading
for the best-seller lists. When
Jerry Wald bought movie rights
to this, his first choice to pen the
screen play was Sherwood. Bob
said he didn't know if his
strength would permit him to
undertake the assignment.
My friend from Limerick, John
Behan, will be 100 years old on
Thanksgiving Day I asked the
amazing veteran what he had
learned in that long span of life.
mot much." he conflded cheer
fully. But I'd tell youngsters
not to forget religion. AS a farm
boy, after a hard weeks work
digging potatoes. ] used TO walk
seven miles to mass. Modern
kids can certainly walk q few
blocks
Columbia mailed Sir Laurence
Olivier and Vivien Leigh q 800
page script Of Joseph and His
Brethren" A son for the
John Profumos valerie Hob
son). +. Doris Lilly and Frank
Parker an FL Morocco duet. {.
Jack Palance lost his dad. !
Howard Hughes and Jean Peters
have resum c d. Judith
OBrien. daughter Of Philadel-
phia InQuirer's Washington cor
respondent. marrying Rene Lau-
renco. The Buddy Hacketts
tSherry Deboys) expect Sir
Stork. Jean Piere Aumontl
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Antonio, Troupe Dance
With Verve and Skill

resembles nothing SO much as
the Scottish sword dance, this
with a wine glass substituted for
the swords. This set of basque
dances is as refreshing an en-
semble number as any dance
troupe has treated us to in some
time. incidentally. 1t is Just about
worth the trip to the Shubert
this week all by itself.
q &*#
If this isn't the outstanding
number done by this imported
troupe (which was dancing with
extra zest last night for the
Spanish Ambassador, it is only
because Antonio appears at
other times, too, This is a show
stopping performer whenever he
turns up. In his concluding
dance--a duet performed with
Carmen Rojas and with the sup
port of Flamenco Singer Antonio
Mairena and Guitarist Manuel
Moreno-he demonstrates this
most conclusively.
Antonio is a dancer of the
skill. whose vigorous at
tack has both precision and
power He also has a sense Of
humor and something akin to
this. a sense Of fun which makes
it clear that this is something
being enjoyed, not just another
nights work. Antonio. at rest,
is less than heroic in stature.
but, like Eddie LeBaron, he is
nine feet tall and in charge
when he sets about the practice
Of his chosen profession.
= x 4
The supporting cast Antonio
has assembled is one eminently
worthy of this association with
the master. Miss Roias in addi-
ton to her dancing with An
tonic, scores on her own with her
singing of an old Andalusian
song as well as with her dancing.
Rosita Segovia also has ample
opportunity to demonstrate that
she has a personality with i'm
pact as well as the artistry to be
the troupe's prima ballerina.
Among others contributing to
the festiyity are Carmen Rollan,
Evening star., 1955-11-22

Lawrence Langnef, Max Lieb-
man. Robert Saudek and other
Top figures in N. Y. television
working out Eastern representa-
ltion procedures with Academy of
lTV Arts and Sciences. IN a sin
cere effort to heal regional
wounds and give academy true
national standing. Third Of three
Exploratory sessions hopes to
complete preliminary discussions,
with broad plans for New York,
Boston, Chicago and Hollywood
chapters. Coast prexy Don De-
Fore, Johnny Mercer and Walt
Disney lending complete cooper
alton. s.. From st. Joseph's
Hospital, Albuquerque, where bus
crash hospitalized Hampton and
seven bandsmen: Thank God,
we are mending fast and will be
rocking and blasting by Decem-
|ber Is. Give your readers who
wrote us violent hello.-Lionel
Hampton" :. Denver and Phil
adelphia mints, since August,
Evening star., 1955-11-22
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

There is to be no calm around
s the Shubert Theater, ever
though Katherine Dunham an6
company have departed. The
atmosphere around there again
will be supercharged all Of this
week, what with Antonio and
his Spanish Ballet sizzling all
over the stage.
The program, in fact. de-
scribes it as Antonio and his
EIectrifying Spanish Ballet Com
pany and there will be no quib-
bling here over the adjective
These people do give of terp-
sichorean sparks. If you pass
( them up on the grounds that
Spanish dancing, like eating
picked octopus, calls for spe-
cial taste, you viii be doing
yourself no favors at all.
This is good, rousing enter
tainment. 1t is performed with
both verve and skill by a group
OF dancers who obviously like
what they are doing well enough
to Try to do it better than any
one else. 1t has color and fire
and excitement and you are
likely to find yourself saluting
Antonio's wizardry by joining
the "olel" chorus.
It probably is true enough that
the bulk of Spanish dancing is
composed of castanets. foot
stomping, legs and lace, which
is all right, but which can lead
to monotony. This makes the
performance by Antonio and
company even more of delight,
for there is abundant variety in
the things they are doing on the
Shubert stage.
The program ranges from pure
: flamenco - almost unadorned
ryhthm against a haunting gui-
tar and the high wall Of the
singers lament--to spirited folk
dancing. Some of the latter
seems, on the surface at least,
about as Spanish as highland
fling.
There is one number, in fact.
in a suite of basque dances, that
Evening star., 1955-11-22

GracieIla Vasquez and Alicia
Diaz, most notably when they
join Miss Rojas and Miss Segovia
in that Basque folk dance,
The musical accompaniment
varies from pit orchestra con-
Quoted by Robert zeller to gui-
tars in solo and duet, played by
Manuel Moreno and Mariana
Cordoba. On proper occasion
these are joined by Antonio Mai
rena or Pepe Fuentes. whose ia
menco singing is 100 per cent
effective, Turing a pretty girl on
stage every time.
This is a colorfully costumed
dance troupe, too, and every
number is effectively staged. 1t
is a thoroughly satisfying eve
ming In the theater that Sol Hu-
rok has sent us in Antonio and
company.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Mexico Film Showing

A Mexican dlm classic, THE
Child and the Fog" will be shown
at $3.50 pm, tomorrow In Pierce
Hall, Sixteenth street and Har-
ward road NV, to raise funds
for hurricane victims in the
Tarnpico tMe1dcoy area. The
employees Of the Pan American
Union viii accept contributions
lat the door.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

McCormack's older sister, Betty
marrying Fred Cerullo. Ernest
Marty Borgnine recuperating
from surgery. :. Ruth Cor
don's Matchmaker crossed
$4,000 in Boston. Sharman
Douglas and Dominic Elliot an
item. =. A 100000 advance
sale for incoming Janus with
Margaret SULLIVAN. Robert Pres
ton and Claude Dauphin. Due al
the Plymouth Thursday.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
WINELAND THEATERS

abe DRIVEN n%0 so9 '"s.s1 to' ,'ssss '!:ss
Kiddies Freq Open Z PM. ROCK
HUDSON, ANNE BAXTER in b'ONE
DESIRE" Technieoior. at $3.50, 9.54
Ga GartSon q 500; LEX BAEKER In
nlcolor at $50.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

uIcH. e. . Hoe much did Shorty" grand cham
Ia pion steer of the Chicago International Lire
Stock Exposition, sell for?
$l665O or SIS pound. His owner is 16-year-
old Iowan Janice Hulinger.
PEDALS What percentage of the students at
Smith College in Northampton Mass. ore nosr rid
ing bicycles on the c0mbuS9
l.542 students - 1874 per cent of the enroll
ment - and 80 members of the faculty have
bicycles -E.W., Taunton. Mass.
MERCY =. The United STATES Ar Force recently
figured in the longest mercy flight ever made. What
haS the occasion?
William Van Tent an oil company employee
stricken with polio He was placed in the lung
and flown to the Willard Parker Hospital in New
York The trip covered 10000 miles.
Mrs. WIG. Springfield. Ohio
SCRAM Z. . . In PHILADELPHIA a CisH Defense er0cn-
alton test ,cas called "Ope,aion Scrom" What does
''Sc1Gm" stand tor?
Survival depends on Cooperation from the
people. Response by the people. Alertness among
the people and their ability to Move quickly when
the evacuation signal is sounded
PIC, Phil0deIbhia
Evening star., 1955-02-20
CONDUCTED ~ Y II

NOTE We will pay 81 for question and used in this
column Questions based and clipping Of
must accompany Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK. 2OLexington Avenue, New York H. Y. Un
accepted contributions be acknowledged returned
Evening star., 1955-04-27
Sorority
To Note
Founding

Members of the five aIumnae
groups of Alpha Delta Pi So
rority in the Washington area
will join forces with the soror-
ity's chapters at George WASH
ington and Maryland univer-
sites in a luncheon to be held
Saturday at the Washington
Golf and Country Club to cele-
brate the 104th anniversary of
the founding of the sorority.
Alpha Delta ri. which prides
itself on being the oldest COL
lege sorority, last month dedi-
Gated a national m m orial
headquarters building in At
lanta. Ga.
Mrs. John Gibson will be
toastmistress at the Founders
Day luncheon. Miss Doris Un-
derwood. the principal speaker,
will discuss Women of Ger
many Today"
An active clubwoman and
secretary to Representative
Scrivner of Kansas, Miss I'm
derwood was invited in 1852
to visit Germany as an ad-
visor to the Women's Affairs
Evening star., 1955-04-27
KeHys Hosts
At Party

Commissioner and Mrs.
Ralph Kelly entertained about
200 guests at cocktails last
week in the East Room of the
Mayflower Hotel.
Mr.. Kelly. former president
Of Baldwin Locomotives and
vice president Of Westing-
house Electric. celebrated his
first anniversary as Commits
sioner of Customs. Treasury
Department.
Among the invited guests
were Treasury Secretary and
Mrs. George M. Humphrey,
Undersecretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. w. Randolph Bur-
CESS, Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. H. Chapman Rose, chair
man of the Federal Reserve
Board and Mrs. c. Candy Bald
erSon, Mr.. and Mrs. David w.
Kendall, Ambassador and Nine.
Mates of Yugoslavia. the Min
lister and Nine. Heyne Of Bel
gium. Senator and Mrs. Ed
ward Martin. Representative
and Mrs. Hugh Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Coleman Andrews.
Representative and Mrs. James
C. Murray and members of the
Commissioners staff in the
Bureau of Customs. There were
many out-of-town guests.
Evening star., 1955-04-27
Secretaries
Dinner
Tonight

Former Representative CAL
win johnson and present exec
utive assistant to the vice
president of Remington Rand,
Inc, will be guest speaker at
the National Secretaries Day
dinner at o'clock tonight at
the Occidental Restaurant.
Sponsors of this event are
the Washington chapters of
the National Secretaries AS
ISOLATION.
The evenings program will
also include presentation Of
certified professional secre-
tarial certificates by Miss Ell
len Carey, president of the
tri-State division of NSA, as
we'll as a fashion show.
Commissioner R nah F.
Camalier has issued a procla-
nation calling for observance
of this event in the District
and Miss Shirley Barlow. pres
ident of the Capital chapter,
will be honoree at the box
fashion luncheon today.
On Friday at 7 o'clock the
group will be addressed by a
local broker on What Every
Woman Should Know About
Stocks and Bonds" at the Per-
petual Auditorium.
Evening star., 1955-04-27

is scheduled to be honor guest
at State conventions being
held in Oklahoma, New York,
Colorado. North Dakota, Mon
tana and Manitoba. Canada.
Mrs. Julian j. Masters Of
Arlington. president of the Vir-
ginia State chapter of the or
ganization has announced that
the Presidents dinner will be
tomorrow night in the Old
Club in Alexandria.
FL Chapters
Mrs. Howard Rooney, con-
vention chairman. has an
nounced that reservations have
been received from delegates
and visitors of the 81 chapters
in the State.
Memorial hour. under the
direction of Mrs. j. L. Harvey.
second vice president of the
State chapter, will be held at
ii o'clock Friday in convention
hall. Members in Chapter o,
Alexandria. will assist.
Person to Person." an orig
inal play, will be presented by
two Cottey College graduates
Miss Ann Kohlmeier of Falls
Church and Mrs. Donovan
Miers of Arlington during
Fridays session. Cottey. To-
Gated in Nevada, Mo-, is the
only college in the United
States owned and operated by
a woman's organization. 1t
has been the property of the
P. E. o. Sisterhood since 1927.
Registration Friday
Registration will begin in
the Magnolia Room at $50
o'clock Friday. The convention
will open at l o'clock. Sessions
Saturday will start at 9 o'clock.
All nnaffiIiated P. E. O.s living
or visiting in the area are
invited to attend.
AS their contribution toward
peace and better understand
ing among the nations of the
world P E. o. established an
International Peace Scholar
ship Program in 1949. This
year As scholarships were
granted to girls from 20 coun-
tries to study in the United
States and Canada.
Evening star., 1955-04-27

Ofncer Of the German Federal
Republic.
Her mission was to assist
German women to become
more interested and active In
civic affairs, and especially to
organize service groups such
as those affiliated with the
General Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs and other or
ganizations in this country.
The traditional candle
lighting service in honor of
the founders of the Adelphean
Society at Wesleyan College,
Macon. Ga. in 1851 will be
performed by Miss Elizabeth
Ann Cuttings. president of the
Washington alumnae group
and 1954-5 chairman of the
area council. representing all
the groups. Members of the
university chapters will enter
tain with songs. >
Evening star., 1955-04-27
Speech Clinic
Annual Meetinq

The honorary members of
the National Speech Clinic
Foundation will pour tea fol-
lowing the annual meeting to-
day at 3 O'Clock at the Ameri-
can Newspaper Women'S Club,
1904 goth street.
Among those pouring tea
will be Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest,
Treasurer of the United
States; Mrs. Arthur Summer
field. wife of the Postmaster
General; Mrs Notowidigdo.
wife of the Ambassador of
Indonesia; Mrs. Yang, wife of
the Korean Ambassador; Mrs.
John R. Steelman, and Mrs.
Charles Pearre Cabell.
The foundation this year
has provided rugs for the class
rooms at the George Wash
ington University Speech
Clinic, where little children
are taught. One of the rugs
was donated by a member
who wishes to remain anony-
nous.
The annual sum of $500 was
given to the clinic to help
those with speech defects who
are financially unable to help
themselves.
Mrs. Nelson Pruya Hoff will
preside at the meeting and
head the receiving line later
to introduce the new presi-
dent and her committee mem
bers.
Evening star., 1955-04-27
TWO-DAY CONVENTION
Mrs. James Stevenson
Will Address P. E. O.s

Mrs. James Stevenson, first
vice president of Supreme
Chapter Of the P. E. o. Sister
hood is arriving today from
Tulsa. Okla, to attend the
two-day convention of the Vir-
ginia State chapter.
Mrs. Stevenson will be prin-
cipal speaker at the opening
session Friday afternoon in
the Magnolia Room of Hunt
ing Towers, Alexandria. Her
subject will be Never Dies the
Dream" Mrs. Stevenson also
Evening star., 1955-04-27

here at the Spanish Embassy.
Mrs. James G. Clark said
she's giving a party this week
for her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, MI. and Mrs. Timothy
Adams, who are visiting. The
former Judith Clark married
the son of Franklin P. Adams
of Information Please fame.
Others at yesterdays at
home" were former Represen-
tative Katherine Edgar Byron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer Waters, Miss
Hazel Grant Edgar, Mrs.
Rachel Wahl.
Evening star., 1955-04-27
HUNTS PARTY
Continued From Page B.;

Continued From Page B-3
basSador and Lady Spender,
Korean Ambassador Yang,
Panamanian Financial Coun-
selor Heurtematte and Secre-
tary Elovius Mangor of Nor
way.
Good-looking Sonora de
Echegaray. who's a full-fledged
medical doctor, was being well
coined back to Washington on
a visit. Her husband was for
merly Agricultural Attache
Evening star., 1955-04-27
Founders Day Benefit

A founders day celebration
and supper given by the Ladies
Aid Society will be held at the
Rupert Home for the Aged,
2300 Good Hope road Sc. on
Sunday, May /.
There will be entertainment
from 3 to 4 pm, and a benefit
supper Of ham. baked beans.
frankfurters and potato salad,
will be served from 4 to $50
pm. Cake and candy will be
on sale,
Evening star., 1955-04-27
Miss Murphy Wed
To Mr.. Hanson

Miss Mary Catherine Muir
ply, daughter of Rear Ad-
miral Charles Murphy, USN,
retired, and Mrs. Murphy
of Los Angeles, Calf, was
married yesterday to Mr.. NAL
colin P. Hanson, son of Mrs.
Malcolm P. Hanson of Chevy
Chase and the late Comdr.
Hanson.
The Rev. O'Shea performed
the ceremony in st. Tim
othy's Church in Los An
geleS.
The bride attended Immac-
ulata Junior College and is a
graduate of UCLA. Mr.. Han
son is a graduate of George
town Preparatory School,
Georgetown University and
Oklahoma University.