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Evening star., 1955-03-12
Throngs Acclaim Pope
Al Anniversary Rites
BY the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY. Mar. l2.-
Pope Plus XII. robed in his gold
star-studded cape and wearing
his triregnum, was acclaimed to-
day at an anniversary mass in
commemoration of his corona
ton.
1t was the first time In three
anniversaries Of the event, March
IL. 1899, that the pontiff was
we'll enough to attend the cere-
mony.
1t was also the first time since
he fell gravely Ill last December
that the head of the Roman
Catholic Church wore the heavy.
beehive shaped triregnum, en-
blem OF his high office.
More than 5000 pilgrims. tour
lists and Romans packed the "du-
cal" and royal antechambers
to the Vatican's famous Sistine
Chapel. They cheered the 79-
year-old pontiff as he was
brought from the Chamber Of
the vestments TO the Sistine. n
Evening star., 1955-03-12
More Wonen's Jobs-Bm Do They Want En-?

won't be enough women for all
those jobs. And so?
Young women no longer de-
sire a career" said DR.. Susan
B. Riley. president Of the Amer
lean Association of University
Women. "They are dreaming Of
marriage, a ranch house and
four children.
Earlier, DR.. Anne Gary Pam
nell. president Of Sweet Briar
(Va) College, said a survey
showed that more girl graduates
are marrying - and marrying
earlier and having more children
than did those of 25 years ago.
On the other hand, DR.. Eli
Ginzberg, research director of
the National Manpower Council.
New York, predicted that the
time is coming when women, like
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Exile Acceptable to Townsend
And Certain Lady, He Says
Quoted as Wanting
ToCIeor Up Situation
Concerning Margaret
BY the Assoeioted Press

SYDNEY, Australia, Mar. IL.
The Sydney Sun Herald today
quoted RAF Group Capt. Peter
Townsend as saying, If a sit
uation should demand my exile
and that of certain lady, we
should of course accept it."
Capt. Townsend's name has
been linked romantically with
that of Britain's Princess Mar
garet in recent newspaper re-
ports. The Princess uncle, the
Duke Of Windsor, has lived out
side Britain since he gave up
the throne in 1886 to marry the
former Wallis Warfield Simpson,
In an exclusive interview with
Capt. Townsend, the 40-year-old
war hero now serving as British
Air Attache in Belgium. the Sum-
Herald quoted him as telling its
correspondent:
You'll understand. though.
that I cannot say anything which
would embarrass Princess Mar
garet in any way"
The newspaper says Capt
Townsend told its staff CORE
spondent, who flew from London
to Brussels yesterday. "You must
understand my first loyalty is to
the Princess.
II think my position should
be known in the Commonwealth
of Nations.
Il want to get this whole posi-
ton about Princess Margaret and
myself Strengthened out as far as
Evening star., 1955-03-12


the Senate by Senator fennings,
Democrat, of Missouri. chairman
Of the Privileges and Elections
Subcommittee of the Rules Com
mittee. He plans to begin hear
ings about April Is.
Mr.. Butler, Republican Ma
tional Chairman Leonard Hall,
various other members of the ma
tional committees, members of
Congress, political science pro-
fessors and students and others
will be invited to testify.
Only in presidential years have
national committees undertaken
to raise unusually large amounts.
Considerably more than SO mil
lion has been raised and spent
by national committees in elec-
ton years, however, m a lily
through establishment of num-
erous special committees.
Could Designate Other Groups
The Hennings bill. while lift
ing the ceiling to $12 million,
would allow a candidate to auth
orize any committee other than
the national committee to raise
funds. But if he gave such auth
orization, the amount obtained
by the other committee would
have to be deducted from the
amount the national committee
could raise and spend.
The bill also would increase
considerably the sums which
congressional candidates may
raise and spend in their own
(See CAMPAIGN, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Firemen SaveWoman
Overcome by Smoke

Upper Marlboro. firemen early
today rescued Mrs. Marie Lam
ningham from the burning Marl-
boro Motor Co, which she owns
and also uses as her home.
Mrs. Lanningham, "a, was un-
conscious on the floor of the
Studebaker agency showroom
when Fire Chief c. Eugene Rec
tor, jr., found her in the blazing
building.
She lives in an apartment ad-
joining the showroom. and ap-
parently had been aroused by
the odor of smoke. The thick,
black smoke overcame her before
she could reach the front door,
flremen said.
Marlboro Rescue Squad Pvt.
Robert A. Simms. jr., gave her
oxygen as the ambulance rushed
to Prince Georges General Hos
pital. The oxygen revived her
about 10 minutes after they
reached the hospital, her res
cuers said.
The fire, which was reported
around 3 am. by a passerby,
started in a rear storeroom. Fire
men confined the flames to the
rear section. Cause of the blaze
was not Immediately determined.
MIS-. Lanningham returned
home this morning.
She is the widow of Jack Lam
ningham, who was killed in an
automobile accid mt several
months ago.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Trouble Seen if Tanker
Tries to Deliver Fuel

TAIPEI, Formosa, Mar. IL (E).
If both sides mean what they
say, there may be trouble if and
when the Finnish tanker Aruba
tries to reach a Red China port
with $4,000 tons of jet fuel
enough to send out Russian
built MICS on $500 missions.
1t was quite evident on For
mosa that Chang Kai-sheks'
warships and planes intend to
intercept the Aruba once she
comes within range.
On March 9, Peiping Radio
broadcast a Red China warning
that any interference with the
tanker on the high seas "is not
to be tolerated"
Would Have U. S. Sympathy
The feeling was apparent on
this Nationalist stronghold that
move to intercept the tanker
would, at the very minimum,
have the sympathetic under
standing of the United States
which is formally committed by
treaty to the defense of Formosa.
On March 4, when the Arupa
was reported in the Suez Canal
area. United States State De-
partment press officer in Wash
ington said the tanker's voyage
cannot fail to evoke the dis
approval of the free world"
The Finnish Embassy in Wash
ington said at that time the
tanker was a privately owned
ship which had been chartered
ito foreign country" and the
Finnish government was without
legal authority to prevent the
trip.
Americas Responsibility
The Red broadcast March 9
said all such Nationalist seiz-
ures in the past were accom-
plished under the protection
of the United States" and that
country will have to bear the
full responsibility for such pi-
racy" should the Aruba be in
tercepted.
Once the Aruba passes Sing
-apore. the tanker would have
two choices. 1t could try to
sneak into the Pearl River lead
ing to Canton, or it could take
the long way through the Java
Sea, Makassar Strait, the Ce-
lebes Sea. then out into the
Pacific and head for Shanghai.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
KnowIond Would Use 7thFIeet
To Stop Chino-Bound Tanker
Chang Has Revealed Intention of Preventing
Delivery Of Jet Fuel to Communists

Senate Republican Leader
Knowland of California said
today the United States 7th
Fleet should be used if necessary
to intercept a Finnish tanker
bound for Communist China
with a cargo of jet fuel.
Chang Kai-shek already has
announced his Chinese Nation
alist naval vessels will try to
stop the delivery, and Senator
Knowland said he believes Chi
ang has full capabilities to do
that"
IF he hasn't, then certainly
4as long as the truce in Korea
is being violated and American
prisoners are being held in
Evening star., 1955-03-12
.Nehru Blocks
.knife-WieIder
In Moving Car
Premier Unhurt,
Jokes at Incident;
AssuiIunt Held
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BOMBAY, India, Mar. IA
32-year-old rickshaw boy WELD
ing 6-inch clasp knife jumped
on the running board of Prime
Minister Nehru's automobile
near Nagpur today. Mr.. Nehru
pushed him off and police. fear
ing an assassination. arrested
him and another man.
The knife-wielder later was
identified as Basu Rao. from the
Maharashtra area. A Maharash-
ira man was hanged for the 1948
assassination of Mohandas K.
Gandhi. The other man arrested
today was not Immediately iden-
titled. There was no indication
of motive.
Unhurt and seemingly unper-
turbed, Mr.. Nehru commented,
ut was very small knife and
not at all dangerous"
Officially Minimized
In New Delhi, government off,
cials Immediately issued state
ments declaring the incident
could not be called an attempt
on Mr.. Nehru's life, that the
rickshaw boy might have been
angry at some one else in Mr..
Nehru's car. For instance, they
said, Pandit r. S. Shukla. chief
minister of Pradesh state, con-
trolls rickshaws through a licens-
ing system.
Mr.. Nehru, now 65, and in
good physical condition, said he
could have taken the knife away
from Rao, but in the meantime
police attacked him and removed
the man from the spot"
b Dismisses Episode
Mr.. Nehru dismissed the epi-
sode as of mo consequence" he
said his assailant was "a cranky
person."
There was no immediate an
nouncement of any reason for
the attack. Police said Rao was
from the Maharashtra area. A
Evening star., 1955-03-12

I can. But refuse to say pre-
cisely what my feelings are about
this lady.
II am hopelessly sick and tired
of lurking around in my fiat as
if I am a criminal
II have been afraid to move
for fear of cross-questioning.
IT kept my mouth shut so long.
Now I am opening it just a
little"
The Sun-Herald correspondent
says he interviewed Capt. Town
send in the Boise de la Cambre,
near his fiat.
LAS he talked, it was patent
that he wanted to say a great
deal more. but time and again
he stumbled in answering my
direct questions" the CORE
spondent says.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

men, will spend most Of their
lives working in jobs or in ca
reers.
women will be out Of the Ia
Dor market only when they have
young children" he said.
Meantime, the Labor Depart
ment reported that the number
Of working women has increased
over the past few years until 1t
now equals the peak set in World
War II.
The department told the
House Appropriations Commit
tee. in a report released today,
that about 20 million women are
in the labor force, or about one
out of every three women. And
the women make UP 30 per cent
Of the country's total labor
force.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

China, it would be the height of
folly to permit a delivery of jet
fuel that could be used against
u.s." said Senator Knowland.
The Californian said there is
an obvious attempt to build up
fuel supplies on the China coast
for the announced purpose of
attacking Formosa and offshore
islands.
Asked specifically if he would
use the 7th Fleet to intercept
the tanker, the Senator replied:
THE main thing is to prevent
the delivery of this fuel to the
Communists. If it can be done
by diplomatic arrangements, fine.
If it can be done through COM
mercial arrangements, by having
the fuel sold to some one else,
fine. But if it gets by those two
hurdles, then I think it should
be stopped
Evening star., 1955-03-12
CeyIon Says Reds Filed
Eclipse Bid Too Late
By the Associated Press

COLOMBO. Ceylon, Mar. H.
Ceylon turned down a Soviet
application to send 50-man
scientific team to view the forth
coming June 20 solar eclipse
from that island because it came
too late to arrange accommoda-
tions, a government spokesman
said today.
The Soviet government news
paper Izvestia reporting the re-
fusal yesterday suggested that
the Ceylonese government had
political, rather than technical
motives. It said astronomical
expeditions from France, Eng
land and Sweden were prepar-
ing to go to the island where the
eclipse is expected to be visible
for an extraordinary 7la minutes.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Italian Senate Votes
Paris Pact Approval;
Reds Riot in Streets
1892 Tally Rotifies
German Reormoment;
SceIbo Halls Action
BY the Associoted Press

ROME. Mar. 12.-Italy lined
up today with the nations back
ing West German rearmament as
her Senate decisively approved
the Paris accords over bitter
Communist opposition.
After two weeks heated de-
bate climaxed by Red street
riots. the Senate okayed the
agreements last night by a vote
of 1892, making Italy the
eighth of the is nations involved
to complete parliamentary &C
ton. Italy's Lower House ap-
proved the pacts last December
and they now await only the final
signing by President Luigi
Einaudi.
Session Orderly
Last nights ballots came after
six-hour session remarkable for
its good order. But while the
Senators remained calm. Com
munist crowds surged through
Rome loudly protesting ratifica-
ton.
Riot police broke up one
demonstration near the Senate
building and headed off others
in many parts of the city. More
than 500 persons were taken into
custody. including Communist
Deputy Carla Capponi who had
joined one shouting mob. Mr..
Capponi was released as soon as
he established his identity.
In Milan several policemen
and Fed demonstrators ! were
injured in a scuffie near the
heart of town.
Best Scelba Victory
Last nights action was the
strongest approval Premier
Mario Scelba has won in the
Senate on a major bill since he
took Office l3 months ago.
Mr.. Scelba who will leave in
about 10 days for visits to the
United States and Canada, said
after the ballot;
"The vote of the Italian Par
lament. after the ones in London
and Bonn, represent the most
important act in the history of
European unity.
"The unity Of the free world
is the strongest defense of peace.
Western European Union, with
the Atlantic Pact, will assure
men a peaceful future"
s Nations Approved
Parliamentary action on the
pacts has now been completed
by Italy, Britain, nada,
Greece, Iceland, Norway, Portu-
gal and Turkey.
The Lower House of Parlia-
ment have voted approval in
Belgium, France and West Ger
many, but the Upper Houses in
those countries have yet to vote.
No parliamentary action has
been taken in the other four ma
tions - Denmark, Luxembourg
the Netherlands and the United
States.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
This Is News
Girl Bites Snake
BY she A,soeioied Press

COLUMBUS, Ca, Mar. 12.-
Intrigued by a small snake wrig-
Cling across her yard, 2-year -old
Betty Ann Moore picked 1t up
and bit 1t.
The snake returned the bite,
nicking Betty Ann in the roof of
the mouth. Her condition is
satisfactory at City Hospital.
The snake was nonpoisonous.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Spring Sticking Around
For Weekend Visit

Washington's spring like
weather should continue today
and tomorrow, the Weather Bu-
reau reported. with showers and
thund RS no wers scattered
through a mild Saturday.
Tomorrow should be cloudy
and a little cooler, the bureau
said.
High temperature this after
noon was predicted in the middle
Cos. with a low tonight of 48.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Church School Marks
Tooth Anniversary

HEART or THE cHURcH-The
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church considers its church school
the heort Of its operation. For Re-
porter james r. Moser. ir.s story
about the tooth anniversary Of the
school. see The Stars Church Section.
Pose A-S.
SPRING HOMES REvIEW-Todoy's
Home Section announces The Stors
Spring Homes Review and Directory
which will appear N two expended sec
tions April 80 ond Moy 7. Poss 81.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

Maharashtra man was hanged
for the 1948 assassination of
Mohandas K. Gandhi.
Mr.. Nehur was driving from
Sonegon Airport to the resi-
dence of r. S. Shukla, chief
minister of Madhya Pradesh
state, when the attack occurred.
The prime minister had arrived
at the airport shortly before
on a flight from New Delhi.
Police said Mr.. Nehru pushed
Rao as the assaiiant sprang on
(See NEHRU, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Paul Butler Backs
S12 Million Ceiling
On Political Funds
Senator Hennines Plons
To Sturt Hearings on
His Bill April IS
BY Gould Lincoln

Democratic National Chair
man Paul Butler favors legisla-
ton to increase from SO to S12
million the limit on annual fund
raising and spending by national
political committees, it was
learned today.
A bill to raise the political
fund ceiling was introduced in
Evening star., 1955-03-12

pictured a future of golden
job opportunities for women in
this atomic age.
Testifying at a womanpower
conference sponsored by the De-
partment of Labor, they said in
effect that the doors on which
women have been pounding for
years are swinging open. In fact,
they voiced fears that there
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Shah and Queen Return

TEHERAN, Iran, Mar. IL up.
The Shah of Iran and Queen
Soraya returned home today
after a three months holiday in
~, United States and EuropNv
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Stocks in The Spotlight

NEW YORK Up. - Following are the
iales add 00l, high. low closing price
and net change OF the 20 most active
itocks for the week:
Evening star., 1955-03-12
By Ruth Cowon
Associated Press Stoff Writer

Maybe men have a right to
say women are unpredictable.
For two days prominent in
dustrialists, economists, a top
union research expert-all men
Evening star., 1955-03-12

Another Story on Womonpower Con-
ference. Page Alb
Evening star., 1955-03-12
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Economic Problems Seen Moior 1856
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l-bedrm. apt. nice hrs., buffer. wax
furn. kit. fan, ldry.. yards, parking:
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modern fireproof bldg. nearby Ar
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Move In now. rent begins June 1;
$50. with all utils. ia. 7-2497.
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FRIDAY. MAY Is, 1853
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The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
Treehaven Has
Tutor Program

TreehaVen School has a re-
medal reading program as
an integral part of its sum-
mer camp program. 1t is
availa bic without extra
charge. Students have an op-
portunity also to make up
work they may not have COW
cred during the school year
This tutoring program is rec
ognized by the Tucson school
system.
School conducts a regular
winter schedule as well and
has earned an enviable repu-
tation for it's standards, offer
ing excellent facilities and a
well-integrated program in
classes small enough to give
students individual attention.
The setting is a happy and
congenial one.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
kADIMAH
CALLING
By SHERMAN MOLL, Dir.

New Play Opens Saturday
It's finally here! It's the
weekend for the presentation
of our first play in the new
c o m m u n ty Center. And
what a play it is! Morning
Star" was a huge success on
Broadway, in London and the
Catskill Mts. circuit.
There's much Yiddish hui
NOR revolving around Becky
Felderman, a widowed moth
er raising a family on the
lower East Side. And Aaron,
the boarder has been in love
with Becky for many years.
How Lee Berger as Aaron
coaXed Blanche BerkoWitz
Becky into accepting his
marriage proposal is perhaps
the brightest comedy scene
ever seen on a Tucson stage.
In the cast are Pearl Silver
smith, Jerry Dram, Joan To-
bias, Fred Pollack, Marsha
Ross, Ronald Kalish, Joel
Botfeld, Dave Sirota, Simmi
Gerel, Marty Sadowsky and
yours truly.
Audience will like the air
conditioned and attractive au-
ditorium. Reservations may
still be made at the Center.
Moving right on to the next
production, "The Fifth Sea-
son." which starred Menasha
Skulnick on Broadway, try
outs will be held June 2 at 8
pm. at the Center. Thirteen
excellent roles are to be cast.
Newcomers to Kadimah are
especially invited as We are
always searching for new tai
ent. This play offers some
fine roles for teen-agers. Par
ticularly do we need a seven
teen-year old fellow. Female
roles must be filled by girls
who wear size Ii dress or
smaller.
Plan to be with us to see
Morning Star" Saturday,
Sunday or Monday evening
and take part in the group as
we move on to "The Fifth
Season"
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
Loan Chest
States Hours

During the summer the
Sick Room Loan Chest, 3025
N. Campbell, will be opened
from 10 am. to noon on Mon
days only. Those in need of
e m erg ency supplies and
equipment at other times
may contact one of the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Harry Fisher,
1901 Gale Altar; Mrs. Fred
Jacobs, 441S Cooper Circle;
Mrs. Phillip Sollins, 333 S. AL
vernon.
The Loan Chest is a non.
profit community service rem
dered by the Tucson section
of the National Council of
Jewish Women.