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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
I onsilI Asks Full Hearing
On Controversial Speech

lam not responsible for the read
ling Of q series Of quotations.
Wrote Three Letters
A Georgetown spokesman con-
firmed that Father Bum had
written three identical letters to
darlington residents who lodged
protests about Dr.. Tansill's
lspeecl..
These excerpts from Father
|Bunn,s letters were made public; !.
You may be sure that the re.
marks Of Dr.. Tansill are abso-
Ilutely contrary to the policy and
teaching Of Georgetown Univer-
lsity. They must be viewed rs
Those Of . private individual
speaking outside the field Of his
own competence and training
Moreover. as they are OPP
lposed to the teaching Of the
Catholic church, we publicly dis
Iayow these opinions. Further
more, we take this occasion to
lreafIirn our adherence to the
principles Of justice and charity
promulgated III the papal ency-
lclicals. the Declaration Of Inde-
lpendence and the American Con-
Istttution {. )"
Or. Tansill bitterly denied q
report published In another
newspaper that he was fred
from the American University
faculty in 1897 after defending
Adolf Hitler.
Denies Defending Hitler
1T Is untrue that at any time
4 defended Hitler" he said. ITO
the contrary, ] attacked him."
DR.. Tansill said he left Amer
Eican University. resigning yolun-
ltarily. In order TO write.
He Is author Of about IL
books.
II simply don't understand
this drive against me. this ap-
parent effort to eliminate me. .
he said today. 1T seems to me
the Board Of Regents Of
Georgetown should listen to all
the evidence. After all. Q pro-
lessor should get some breaks.
II have been there for IL years
and certainly am one Of the
most distinguished members OF
the faculty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

DR.. Charles G. Tansill, pro-
fessor Of history in the graduate
school Of Georgetown University.
today called upon the university
Board Of Regents to hear all the
levidence in q controversy raging
lover . speech he made recently.
IN i statement yesterday. the
Rev Edmund B. Bum. George
town president. publicly dis
ayowed the Tansill speech and
said proper action" would be
taken.
The speech. delivered October
Z to the Defenders Of State
Sovereignty and Individual
Liberties in Arlington. touched
upon the subjects Of racial inte-
grafton and State rights.
Claims Misrepresentation
Dr.. Tansill told The Star today
THAT he had been grossly mis-
Represented in published reports.
HE denied fiatly one report that
lhe had described the Negro as .
I"moron..
The professor said he had dis
cussed the segregation question
lin relation to State rights.
u don't deny that ] very
strongly supported the idea Of
State rights he said. when
|lit comes to derogatory epithets
against the Negro. ! very
definitely deny the quotations
attributed to me-"
DR.. Tansill said that during
This address In Arlington he read
pertinent excerpts from various
authorities. He said he quoted
John T. Flynn's 1.-The Decline
Iof the American Republic, =
James Breasted's "Tne Conquest
ot Civilization" and reports Of
the Virginia State Board Of
Education.
IT am not responsible for the
Opinions expressed In these quo
tatious,s he declared.
The professor denied 9 pub
llished report which quoted him
lin this connection Is saying Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
|ITU Officials Wife
Shoots Self EutulIy

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10 R1s-
Mrs. Hana Norelius, 49,. was
found shot to death yesterday
in the bathroom Of her home
here. She was the wife Of Franz
|Norelius. 40, assistant secretary
treasurer Of the international
Typographical Union. Deputy
Coroner Myron X. Din said his
verdict would be suicide.
MRS. Norelius' sister. Mrs, Ruth
Iauer Of st. Union. Iowa. who
was staying with her, said she
had been In III health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

asked to 60 into various States
Nebraska, Wisconsin. Massa.
Ichusetts, Illinois and Ohio among
Ithem-to seek delegates favor
able to him.
Asked Il he would support Oh
oppose the candidacy Of Mr.
Eisenhower II he sought a second
term. Senator Mccarthy replied;
~ do not think there is Z
possibility Of his running--so thu
question Is moot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Plans Uncertuin,
Mccarthy Says

Senator Mccarthy. Republican
Of Wisconsin. says he has INC
present plans" to seek delegates
In any State to back him for the
Republican presidential nominal
ton next year.
There have been reports that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

THE EVENING STAR. washington. D. C.
WEDNESDAY,. OcToBER 10. 1885
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22

Mrs. Horace F. Burton was call
Cd home to Leaksyille. n. G. last
week due To the Illness of her
father.
vas the guest Of Mrs Joseph II
Goode THURSDAY
mn. -
~. =, "a So = +, '' - =
III - .e'. - mt
@.' 4,.- i @' -A' A''e' ISL
Mrs Meade 7. Shacklefora of
I,,ngwoe,d College attended af;ovs
and Dolls tn Richmond on Sat
arday
Mrs NJ Z. Coyner Or and Mrs
Dabney 5 Lancaster and Miss
Mary Ntcnols attended a Long
wood College Aiamnae luncheon
II Roanoke on Saturday
-''F 800 II ss'e'e.'S' a'tNi
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22

TIE Rev and Mrs. r. NJ. Engle
Of Chester. S. c.. recently spent
several days with the Rev. and
Mrs. james P. Kennedy weak end
guest in the same home was Mss
Ann Kennedy Of Mary Washing
TON College
Robert Large. Of Washington
ard Lee University spent the
week end with his parents. Mi
ard Mrs Maurice Large
Mrs William K Kenndy< has
left for Columbia, S G. q spend
some tlnle with her son and his
family there Mrs Kennedy Is tile
mother Or the Rev J r. Kennedy
NJ and Mrs n S Rothe and
children visited friends IN Lynch
burg 1n Sunday
Mrs A I DUPONT Of Nemours.
Wilmington Del. spent SUNDAY
night ana Monday as the guest ID
Or ard Mrs Dabney S Lam
easter
Waller Sanford Miss Louise
Allen and Mt and MIS- WI X
Carter we're guests 81 the State
Planters Bank OF Richmond for
dinners al the jefferson Hotel
Saturday night. and the perform
ince Of Guys and Dolls During
he afternoon Mr. Sanford ard
Ma Carter attended the 1885 Con-
Terence lor Bank Correspondents
d and Mrs Burton Glenn oi
Washington d C. were visitors
tn Farmville during the week end
Linda Spurlock Of Asheville N
G. Is spending some time ulth lHt
/ grandparents the Rev and Ms
) A. Vache
Mrs Sophie Packer len Sunday
/ for vacation In Key West Fla
/ Miss Virginia McRae of STRAIT
/ ford Han ia Danyille. spent IN,
/ week end with her parents. Dl
and Mrs. c F McRae Other
guests IN the same home were
Mrs. McRae's brother-in-law and
sister MI and Mrs, Charles
Robertson. and children. Of Rich
mond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Miss Betty Weaver
OF Green Bay
Weds Mr.. Yeats

The marriage Of Miss Betty
Jean Weaver, daughter Of Nh anc
Mrs. Egbert NJ Weaver OF Greer
Bay. to Whitman Ryland Yeats
Jr. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
man Ryland Yeats Of Crewe
took place Sunday, Feb 10. at the
home Of the officiating minister
the Rev Myles NJ. Austin. in Ken
bridge
The bride wore gray tweed
suit with matching accessories and
corsage Of white orchids.
Miss Dot Dishman OF Farmvillt
served as maid OF honor, and shf
wore blue suit with matching
accessories and a corsage Of red
roses
Robert David Clingenpeel Of
CreWe was best man
Immediately following the cere-
mony, the couple left for a Short
wedding trip
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Burners rendered
Farewell Supper

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Burger
honored the Rev and Mrs. Ben
lamin r Bruncr With buffet
supper Thursday night. at then
home on the Hampden- Sydney
The Burners and their SON
Roger, are leaving Fasmville this
week for Durham, N. G.. where
Mr.. Bruner uill become the minis-
ter OF the Fdgemont Baptist
Church
In addition to the honorecs. thc
guests were the Rev and Mrs. j
q Vache. the Rev and Mrs. G. q
Kidd. the Rev and Mrs. j RI
Kennedy. Miss Lucille Peak and
Miss Elizabeth Burger
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Former Head BluefieM College, Count,
NUfiue, Spedks AZ OAR Patriotic Dinner

+ president Of BmefIeFd College He
Is active IN many local and ma
tional civic groups and organiza-
tiOn6
The first part Of Or. Wade $
talk dealt with the founding OF
Prince Edward County and adj
Joining areas He told Why many
Of tho settlers came To the New
World and what they found when
they got here Although approx
nately 80 per cent Of newcomers
TO the Colonies we're peasants, he
said this was not true Of Prince
Edward Buckingham, Cunber-
land and Charlotte. Many Of the
landowners became very wealthy.
but most were not Shareholders
u1tl after the Revolution.
He Indicated that the type Of
architecture found here is typical
II Colonial which is moi true Of
the James River section.
Position To-day
Or Wade then compared the
position Of the United States in
the world today With that of ten
years ago He said that since that
time Germany has become the
friend Of the U s. instead of the
encmv and Russia, our World
War II ally has stepped into the
opposite category This .is so often
true as borne ont by history said
ID Wade and it was true OF the
American Revolution to break
away from England which coun-
try Is today the United States
eloest ally
The Revolution was fought for
four MAN reasons. nd said He
listed these as free lands. free
Jrade privilege to have ones own
money and freedom Of worship
The only one Of these aims that
has been accomplished in 1nl is
the latter. he said Congress took
! over the settlement Of land the
regulation Of commerce the print
nag Of money The Constitution
provisions on Worship were origi-
nailv 50 vague. said Or Wade
ihat We owe debt of gratitude
20 Madison Thomas jefferson and
Patrick Henry for clearly defn-
ing freedom Of religion i'm the Bill
q Rights Cfirst ten amendments
10 the Constitution
Dr Wade ended his talk nn =
notc 81 warning about the increas-
nR cncroachnent OF The Federa
Government upon States Rights
Ate particularly pointed out Fed
eral aid 10 education and the rul-
lng on segregation
flftF four members friends and
relatives were present alt the ban
quot which was organized BY Mrs
A Y Stokes Mrs w b. Petit
grew and Miss Mary CLAY Hiner
III Wade Was introduced by Mrs
Graves Thompson Of Hampdcn-
sydney
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22

has been done for the Burners
recently which has included in
vltationS from Ny, ana Mfs.
James Arlington, Mr and MIS-. NJ.
4 Smith Mr.. aid Mrs. Richard
fnre. MI. and I Mrs. Raymond
Phillips and Mrs. Hazel Brite. Mr.
ana Mrs Leroy Chapman and
others
on sunday. MI. Burners last
aav nd services at the local
church, Il Is reported that two
overflow ing congregations attend
"a khe morning and evening
prDkram-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22

TIN ati session 81 be Mission
S@udy Nihss on tho bo'pk hinder
Three FNsgs" vlll be hrld Thurs
day = i "a AZ 2 as D IA IN the
Young Adulss Classroom o. the
Fagmville Methodist Church.
The program entitled. The Re-
llalons in india IN Contrast 70
Christianity" Wili Do presented
BY Mrs r II Lancaster as guest
speaker and member df the In
.ermediato VI Y r
AL circle members are urged
"a attend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22

Miss Helen Booker Of aa1npden-
sydney Is patient III southside
Community Hospital!
Mr. and Mrs Paul MeLellana
spent the week end Ii Lyychpura
with Mrs Bland Horsley.
" K Carter IS undergo, .lg OBJ
seryation this week ID University
Hospital Charlottesville
Mrs Robert joyce. Of Martins
vile attended morning services az
the Baptist Church. Sunday, ana
visited friends here
Mrs. r {. Beale' Of Hampden-
sydney had as her week end
guests hen SONS. William Dun
nington and family Of whining !:
ton. Del and Gordon D5lnning-
ton and family. Of Martlnsyille.
Mrs 4 p Cornell and daaqh-
ter, Susan, returned To .neit
home IN Petersburg sunday aftel
spending a week with her brother
'n-law and sister MI and Mrs. c
j Cox
Miss Frances 9pindler anr
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Club Calenf lal'

Elementary school TIA meet
ting Thursday Feb "a at 7.i5 p.
N IN school auditorium. Speaker
Rev c Q KIDD Oh Your Child
and Religion
Garden study Club Thursday
Feb "a. at $50 D m with Mrs
William Newman Exhibit Com
position representing foreign
country
Mission study Glass, Thursday
FEB "A st 745 p m. In Young
Adul; classroom Of FarmRiile
Met. .3G..st Cl.t...e.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Band Concert

The Farmyille High School
Band gave concert FRIDAY after
noon ~ Jarman Hall for tho
schools IN Prince Edward County
under the direction Of r. G
Hoeir
Evening star., 1955-07-20

IO,8OU, bhICK CULUNIAl--Sellt
ts mas se'tled ~ %. gn hssol ns new mouse en-. anc
nice, roomy. Silver Spring home
This is a terrific buy at this price
and GI approved for S17,750
Think Of this saving. nice. rms,
garage, 15x24 scr. porch, fenced
lot: near all conveniences. Call
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO., JU
5-4222; ewes. MR.. CuLP. OL
Evening star., 1955-07-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNoCKBURN HGTs. 4-bedrm..
2-bath contemporary rambler. Liv.
rm. with. cathedral ceiling. up-to.
the-minute kit. with fireplace. Full
bsmt. KoRzENDoRFER, OIL. A.
BsTHEsbA, Bfs1ThHiEsnbA s $si,s $50. OF approved
Here Is q home with loads Of eve
appeal; immaculate Ayr. .-old red
brick Cape Cod on delightful level
lot; lily. rm.. din. rm.; mod. Ky,
and porch on lst A.; 2 huge bed
rms. and bath on End A.; big PAN
eled rec. rm. and Law. In full bsmt.
This Is our best buy. PRANK s.
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-70oo: ewes. KE.
BEItaassDA, AyRLAwN sEcTioN,
S91b Bradmoor dr.--Avaii. August
1. .2.bedrm. white brk, expandable
schools. $4,000. ~. S-55ie; !.
BErHEsDA - Close In; s-yr.-old
brick: I bedrms.. q baths: dish
washer, disposall: full bsmt.; 1oT
down, bal. like rent. HOWARD n.
gCHAFER. OF. 2-b44i, --21
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BETHESDA
VALUE
CHARM

Brick. Colonial homo on lovely
most SS sstrSstive W ana nd desirable nsish.
borhoods. In excellent condition
and features 8 twin sized bedrooms,
2 baths, recreation room, screened
porch and garage. Owner Is leaving
town. S23,500. SAMUEL e. BOG
LEY, INC. Oh. 6-7S00; eyes.. OIL.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHlLLUM,. Md, close to st. Johns
parish, shopping and transporta.
ton-2-story brick Colonial; 5 bed
eond. Price. s; si;7.b6o. 0asn1i a Il. esisl. sEi.
d. DENgsHP1SNEss W y gsss ResltOr. wa. 7-IoIo
COLLEGE PK.-Brk. rambler. sis,-
800: 2 bedrms.. din. fu., frepl'' tije
bath. bsmt.; lse. lot. WE. $4,000.
COLLEGE Pack. st1,5oo with $3.50
down to vet. Fenced level lot, full
bsmt.. Q bedrms, Cali til 4 =. m.
Wa 7-asoO, ROBERT 8. DAVIS
coLLEGE PARK, s1s.7So -@' g OF
lonial Of 3 bedrms.. sep. din. rns..
fui isVei Wf iot fsd With f00% Piayssosnd ssoas,
REALTY Assoc1ATEs. WA ::
coTfAeE CITY, s7,2 4ard ave-
9 baths. modern Kitchen. full bsnit..
gas h.-w.h. Convenient locations
DUNNE, WA. 7-07s2 or no. 2-o5oo.
S1O.50O-Attraetive
spiit-levei, masonry and -shingle. q.
bedrm. home, on big, wooded lot,
just on Baltimore pkwy. or moth.
Ing down. S5s per mo. Also 81 300
spyyT,t sGyT 2 nnon-yst!s;; ,REALTY Asso.
CONTINUED on next paseS
Evening star., 1955-07-20

GHEyY cHAsB-Eaeant; oI o. con-
} 6sdrms.. J baths: S1-ft. Nv. m.
powder Fm-. mod. kit., di1hWasfer:
&c: rna Ieydsr room Ice. yaEd
hIsi sEsatai 81 ~ ~ 81 sssssa :nd- hsTzasIE
cHaEIHUn cHffas sIi IIS sss h..s5 sA5sdEs a.s.
roof; inmaeuiate cond-: vide cen
= ter hall. liy. I'm. 15x26is. separate
din. rm. big automatic kit, with
dining alcove; 3 bedrooms. 9 baths:
= rec. rm.. y bGth and 2-ear garage
Il In basement: huge screened porch;
vailed nasstone patio: xel-shaaed
: house delightfully hreeze-eondi-
TONED BY 46-fneh exhaust fan In
the large storage attic. Priced at
S3o. 800. OWNER MOVING FROM
y. WASHINGTON. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DL. 7-l411. Ewes, IN 2
uaEvY CHASE, low 2os: immediate
possession Perfect. immaculate,
3-bedroom: 2-hath brick home: not
b schools: BREAKFAST room. screened
earage, slate roof; hot-wateT heat;
beautiful lSt vith ,lTsips lpyslK shfSe ~
T-i411; ewes. I'M. 2-92o5.
COLUMBIA RD. AND 18th AREA
$500 cash. income (S1bol plus
sSsa sSn sPt % rs Soss bsshs q sfaniP fn bsms ana
that can be add. apt. also. RICH
ARD STEDMAN. Resltor. AD.
DUPONT CIRCLE LoCATION---21
rooms, 5 baths. oil heat; parking
space. furnished. Income quoted,
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor. HOO
Vermont ave. RE. 7-5l4o.
PARK RD.., few doors from 18th
n.w.-original owner; semidetached
brick; al5in1 ist A. 1,v. TT' rfieepIssedd riSepIosed
poach; p@ sini9 snd +. S BEDROOMS @ and bstS;
3rd a., 3 bedrms,.. full basement
back and. front entrance; garage.
extra wide alley, no buildings IN
EsiEs sriisI Lis iasl4'sssssso $3.50 'ss%s esHh: sVs. ave-
WAKEFIELD, d. c., between Conn.
ave. and Wisconstn-Nr. finest
schools. charming detached brick
Colonial with 3 bedrms., z baths,
$4,000. Call LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. EN-. $4,000 I'll
WOODLEY PAhk-Det. brlck', o.
car garage, Q cor. lots; excel; loc.;
4 bedrms.. 8 sun rms, 4fa baths,
o. 'extra-lge. entr. hall, liv. ana oin.
rms: bsmt. apt. with pvt. entr.,
s rms. and 2 sun rms. furn.; good
investment: gracious living, plus
income. Ideal for big family, pro-
,feSSionab or renting. Owner leaving
country. Priced for quick sale,
$1,000 down. 2700 2Sth st. NV.
Co. 6-1566 for appointment. --22
2427 18th ST. nr. COLUMBIA 3D.
1st-coMAiL. PROPERTY; e-rme g.
story and dry bsmt.. new gas fur
OWNER. Reasonable. -26
HOME AND INCOME. 2 complete
May be used as home for large
family. 2a baths, laundry with
automatic washer. DU. 1885.
UPPER N.w.-3 bsdrms.; CT, with
no money down to quail. vets. $50
mo. 6-yr. -old brick. o. F. STEIN
a CO., ST. 3-2656. Ia. 9-9445.
INvEsTORS-1st commercial; A.
rm., bath. bsmt. apt: 2 rms. KIT;
door; 5.rn., bath apt. third floor:
2 rms. kit, fourth floor; oil
Price. Piis.ns $1,000. s2.oo6 % cash. Bis:
count. S2,95O for all cash. UR-
colo REALTY CO. 9o7 New
York ave. NV. ME. S-4941: ewes:
Evening star., 1955-07-20
| HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
GATTHERsHURo
GAITHERSBURG

Jast fnished. hriek rambler vttf
AIsst. bsni.; ksssrs 10; sis.s5o
Evening star., 1955-07-20
HOUSES fer SALE. NE. Cont n
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA-3-apt. brick bldg, 4
rms, bath each: rented unfur-
$50. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
LU. 4-3400. LU. 2-5976.
nr. MINI. ave.-Semi-
det. brick, Q rms. tile bath, nm
ished i.i bsm:,; gass h;,W.h; h. q, q . Or y,
REALTY, INC. LU. 4-3400, LU.
HILICRRsT, mr.. Alabama sye.-Det.
brick, center hall. 6 rms, 8 lge.
bedrms.: built-in garage; gas h.-w.
heat; full bsmt.; cor. lot. Sacrifice
for quick sale, $17,060. HART
MAN REALTY. INC, LU. 4-340O,
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH-3-
bedrm. brick semidet. home in ex-
cellent condition with good A.
nancing: S14.760. THOMAS L.
PHILLIPS. Wo. 6-790o;. eyes,, OIL.
NR. PAR0CHIAL SCHoOL-semidet.
brick. 9 rms, 8 Ice. bedrmB,, nm
ished bsnt.; gas h.-w.h.; lge. fenced
lot; AL cond. $13.95o. HART
MAN REALTY. INC, LU. 4-34OO.
3-FAMILY APT, lge. rooms. dble.
apt. vacant. 81, 600 $4,000 down.
Will exchange. OWNER. IA: g.
TUlU. ~
Evening star., 1955-07-20
NO MONEY DOWN. |
Your steady job and good
character opens the way to
own your own home. AL
sections OF town. ia. O.
1911; eyes,, AID. 2-1940 and
TU. 2-7140.

COLORED-LOOK
Only 1896. 90 Down
LARGE VACANT BRICKS
900 Blk. E Street NE.
10 rms. q kits. q baths.
.1300 Blk. Euclid st. NV.
9 rms, 3 baths
Blk. Ontario Pl. NV.
y rms. bath,
1900 Blk. Lincoln Rd. NE.
Detached brick. 8 rms,
5000 Blk. First st. NV.
8 rms. az baths.
900 Blk. DeIafleld Pl. NV.
Colonial brick. Q rms.
All Houses Have Easements
and Automatic Heat
EX. 3-3400 Ewes. Ia. 9-7760
Evening star., 1955-07-20
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.

CARROLL KNoLLs-cornsf., e-rm.,
hriek Goloni1l, Sith tyll; s'pt 4
APPRAfsAL: Si4.s50.
BEERS BROS. ~. s-7sl1
Evening star., 1955-07-20
CAVALIER

H1IAHN q DUNLOP, INC.
REALTORS Uptown once. EN-. 2-67lk
Evening star., 1955-07-20
COOL BREEzEs

win greet you after q day
IN town and II you love dow-
ers, trees and comfort In YOUR
nome, may We ask you TO look
81 this brick Cape Cod on
scre OF ground. LIST floog has
gen 2 bedrooms and bath
Tno moor Is large dormitory;
basement mas complete kiteh-
and an. 0nGt0Gm nut afe.. snd so%r1ai;. bath; fruit
picture. Please can Mrs.
upp Ju. e-O335. ms
& DUNLOP, INC
,ealtorx. TTntown nca. NJ n -.
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CONTINUED on next pags)
Evening star., 1955-11-20

the Madeira School and win
be graduated from Radcliffe
College in June. She was In
troduced to society at q tea
in Newport and ct the WASH
ington Dehutante Ball, She Is
q granddaughter Of Mrs. Alli-
son Wright Post Of New York
and Bernardsville and the late
Mr.. Post. and Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock Of
New York and Lenox. Mass.
Mr.. Miller Is an alumnus OF
Landon School and Bowdoin
College. He served with the
llth Airborne Division during
the Korean conflict. He is
now with the United States
Trust Co. In Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller viii live
In Cambridge. Mass.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
presbyterioll Bczucr
The Worten,s a,

The Women's Guild and the
Mems Club Of Northminster
Presbyterian Church. located
at Alaska avenue and Kaimia
road are sponsoring q turkey
dinner and bazaar on Tues
day. The bazaar articles will
be on sale at Q o'clock and din
ner will be served from $50
to 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
'Gs'' p SOCIETY
Miss Eileen Fahnestock
Weds Charles r. Miller

Miss Eileen Metcalf Fahne-
stock was married yesterday
afternoon to Mr.. Charles
Hawkes. Miller In st. Johns
Church in Georgetown.
The bride Is the daughter Of
Mrs. Robert ]. Hare Powell Of
this city and Mr.. Harris
Fahnestock OF Concord, Mass.
The bridegroom Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Mill
Ter OF East Setauket. Long Is
land, N. Y.
The Rev. C. Leslie Glenn
performed the ceremony which
was followed by q small recep-
tion for the family and q few
close friends In the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her step-father. She
wore her great-grandmot
lace wedding veil and wedding
dress OF ivory faille taffeta
trimmed with Duchesse lace.
Mrs. Robert w. Locke II
OF Bernardsville, N. j.. was
her sisters matron Of honor
and the other attendants were
Miss Audrey s. Bruce Of New
York. Miss Barbara L. Forest
er Of Marion, Mass. Miss Pam
ella A. Read Of Middleburg.
Va, Miss Anne j. Rhoades OF
Asheville. N. c., and Miss Helen
Evening star., 1955-11-20
tartan Ball
Is Planned

The skirling OF many bag
pipes win I'LL the air in the
main ballroom Of the Shore
ham Hotel on Friday. Decem-
ber 2, when members Of the
st. Andrews Society Of WASH
ington gather for their annual
Tartan Ball.
The McKenzie-Scott IA
piece bagpipe band, including
kilted pipers, drummers and q
drum major. will be present
from Baltimore for the occa-
sion.
The program, according to
MIR. Marcus Greenhorne, presi-
dent, calls for both ballroom
dancing and Scottish Coun-
try Dances. and the event Is
open to the public.
Among those who have made
reservations for the gala ball
are MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Kindness, Wing Commander
and Mrs. David Huxley, Mr..
and Mrs. T. s. T. Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wallace.
tr. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. James
McSheryy Wimsatt. MIR. Robert
/ McMillin, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Dunclean, DR.. and Mrs.
Raleigh Gilchrist, the Rev and
Mrs. James @. Graham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Rogers.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

B. Anthony and Miss Gladys
v. Roberts.
The Misses Joan and
Deborah Fahnestock. half
sisters Of the bride. were
flower girls.
Mr. John T. Miller Of East
Setauket. was best man for
his brother. The ushers were
Mr.. Wayne Patrick OF Rock
Hill. s. c.. q cousin OF the
bridegroom; Mr.. Gerard Beck
man Palmer and Mr.. Wright
Post Palmer Of New York, cous-
ms Of the bride; Mr.. Robert
w. Locke II Of Bernardsville,
brother-in-law of the bride;
Mr.. Stephen n. Currier Of New
York. md Mr.. John Jay
Mitchell ~ Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
The bride Is an alumna Of