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Evening star., 1955-11-17
By RICHARD RODGERS

The prosecution renewed it;
attack today on Mrs. Elizabeth
Goricki's defense of accidental
shooting in her husbands death
/ She is on trial for killing Ma
rine 1t. Edward Goricki, 40
last May % in their North
Arlington home. The Az
Marine. said the gunplay eli
NAKED a bitter attack of curses
and blows he rained on her ir
criticism of the way she wa;
cooking pork chops.
Arlington Circuit Judge Wal
ter T. Mccarthy yesterday ad-
mitted into evidence a statement
she gave police the night Of ths
shooting.
The statement related that hel
/ husband forced a small 90 pisto
into her hands, trying to make
her shoot herself. In the ensuing
struggle the pistol went OF anc
1t. Goricki fell to the floor. the
statement said.
Pathologist Testifies
Today Dr.. William Dolan took
the stand for the State. He il
a pathologist at Arlington Hos
Ipital.
There were no powder burns
on the husbands body, as might
have resulted from a shot al
close range, he testified.
/ Nor did the victims shirt show
scorches around the bullet hole,
as would have been made by
the muzzle blast. DR.. Dolan said
/ He noted that a pistol of the
type used emits a flame some
j3 inches long.
/ However, DR.. Dolan testi-
fed there did appear to be
powder marks around the hole
in the shirt. He said the marks
made it seem the death weapon
was fired at a distance from the
victim of between 3 inches
and 2 feet.
Influence of Alcohol
Both the victim and the wife
were definitely under the influ-
ence Of alcohol at the time of
the shooting, DR.. Dolan said.
/ The mans blood showed is
per cent of alcohol by weight,
the pathologist said. "At this
level Of is the Judgment is i'm
paired. the person would be emo
tionally unstable :. there would
be a lesSening of inhibitions
the level is definitely too high
to permit operation Of an auto
mobile" he said.
And Mrs. Goricki's alcoholic
content in the blood was even
higher. DR.. Dolan testified.
| He said her blood tested .l9
per cent of alcohol nearly two
hours after the shooting. At the
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Dunn L-orina Bozour

The Dunn Loring (Va) Civic
Association will hold a Christ
mas bazaar and a hobby hat
show from 10:30 am. to $40
pm. Saturday at the Dunn Lor-
ling Fire House.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

was the senior member; the
Cosmos, Metropolitan and Sui
grave Clubs.
Edward T. Folliard, president
OF the Gridiron Club, appointed
the entire membership of the
CLUB as a committee to attend
Mr.. OBrien's funeral.
Robert Lincoln O'Brien," Mr..
Folliard said, was the dean of
the Gridiron Club, having be-
come a member on December
8. 1899. His colleagues had a
great affection for him, and are
much grieved by his DEATH"
(. Funeral arrangements. which
probably will be completed to-
morrow. are being handled by
Gawler's funeral home, 1756
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

GEORGE r. OF 1914
STAPLES st. ne. on November ~, 1865,
thiaht, father Of George r. and Preston
L. Sattletbight stepfather OF Mrs.
Carson A. Mccfea and brother Of Mrs.
Essie Keeter and Willie SAttlethight.
Services At CHAMBERS. Funeral Home.
A17 lith 81 se., on Friday. Noyemher
rs, at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. -
SHAW. JAMES A. IN. on Monday. No
vemher ~. 1865, JAMES A. SHAW,
Jr.. of 2456 Ontario I'd. NV, be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Bessie Towles
Shaw, devoted father OF Mrs. Mildred
shaw Farrar, brother OF James A.
Shaw. Ord He also Is. survived by
other relatives and many friends. After
3 pm. Thursday, November "a, friends
are invited 70 cali ct te Jarvis Chapel.
l432 You 81. NV where funeral serv-
ices will be held at 10 am. Friday,
SShnsmD't SohnsoD tonici;.inse e intssrmsrt s Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ossseA
Evening star., 1955-11-24
F.J.Richofdson, Sr.,
Father of Mayor

Frederick j. Richardson, ST.,
|80, father of Frederick j. Rich
ardson, jr., Mayor of Mount
Rainier, Md, died Tuesday at
the home of his son. 1911 Thirty
seventh street, Mount Rainier.
Mr.. Richardson had lived with
his son for the past two years.
A native Of Washington, Mr..
Richardson lived most of his life
in the Southwest area of the
city. He was employed by the
old Washington Railway & Elec-
trio Co. and later was a pur-
chasing agent with the old
Washington, Baltimore g. An
napolis Railroad. He has been
retired about 20 years.
Besides his son in Mount
Rainier, he is survived by an
other son, DR.. Francis x. Rich
ardson, TIT Alaska avenue
NV; a daughter, Miss Mary C.
Richardson of Washington: a
sister. IL grandchildren and Z
great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Timothy Han
Ion funeral home, 1891 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
FUNERAL DESIGNS

61DE's FLOWER sHOP --Funeral
sprays from SIS, Lovely bouquets mixed
flowers. Si25 bunch: nice lge. lunches
Also nice orchid corsageA. 50. Thanks
eiytng specialist 2 stores--lblb l!th
81. NV. and 1928 l4th s.. NV, -24
Evening star., 1955-11-24
I'M Mrntnrtaiit

JACKSON. EDWARD. In loving mem
orY Of our darling brother. EDWARD
JACKSON, who departed this life one
year age today.
Today recalls the memory
of the loved one laid 70 I rest;
Are the ones who loved him best
otttmes our thoughts go wandering
To a grave not far away.
Where Hes the sweetest memory
That will nexer fade AWAY.
The blow was heavy. the shock severe.
We little thouFht that death was SO
Only those who have lost
Can ten the pain Of parting without
HIS IovINa SISTERS AND BROTH
ory Of my beloved father. THURMAN
aSo today November "a, 1854.
God saw tho road was gettinS rough
And the hills were hard 70 climb.
50 SIphasS Shseefes ySpr sscs TssTy eSsdf ss thine
LOVING pAuoHTER. LoLLY BERRY :
JONES. D0LLIE AND HAVANA. In loy-
tne memory OF cur dear mother. DOL
LIE JONES, who passed away November
"a, 1855. and our sister, HAVANA
ZONES Jos who passed away November s''
1t is hard to say what we feel today.
But our thoughts are with you always.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER kND SIS
TERS,, KATIE c. JONES AND HAT
TIE J. HILL.
NELLY p: IN loving memory
B. Mccoy. who died ave years ago
today. November "a, 1850.
In our home she Is fondiy remembered
Sweet memories cling TO her name;
Those who loved her in life sincerely
sun HEX ifSs hSI DEvofsp Y fsfsn 3SMIS Sis s sane
G,hsr Agnes Nss PAa fmSEs Sho 81 passsd sss
away twelve years ago today. Noyem-
God saw the road was getting rough
The hills too hard to climb,
~ and Whispered. Peace be thine. .
But days of sadness still come over us.
Hidden tears so often now;
Memories keep YOU always near us,
Because We loved YOU 50. -
nj TfAN. GLE aLENpoRA T16 NsfsT CARTER. L.
C1LLE HILLS MARY WILLIAMS.
PAULINE AND MAMIE. In loving
memory OF our loying mother, ELLA
RAVNALL. who left US twelve wears years
ss4 sher odsE JOHN N0yfSsS Rass laas asss
years sgo Noycmber j. 1854; brother
CLARENCE issr ys ffsrs sSS Eo yesrs APr sao
August IS, 1893. and sister, MAMIE,
two years ago. December Il, 1858.
Deep In our hearts lies the pictures,
More precious than silver or. gold.
It's the pictures OF our dear loved ones.
Whose memories will never grow old;
DEVOTED CHILDREN. SISTERS AND
BROTHER.
REID, RANCH r. Departed this life
fourteen years aso. November "a, 1871,
: His life was gentle, and the elements
SO mix'd IN him that Nature might
stand up
And say to all the world.
Hrs WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
I'm Aariitnriali,

COLBERT. sARAH ANN. In sad but
loving memory OF our dear mother and
Erandinother.. SARAH ANN COLBERT,
who departed this life four wears ago
today. November "a, 1851.
It seems 50 hard To live, mother dear,
Without your presence here,
That gentle, loving voice of yours,
Our aching hearts to cheer
A happy home. we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still
But death has left 4 ionesomtness
v,1TThIsss ThIss TSrls ,nyTan can nsEsr exc, rn tll .x
oRANpeHiLpREN
CO0PER, John WESTLY. A tribute oi
love and. devotion sacred 10 the
memory OF my father, JOHN WESTIY
COCHxsR who welded TO the will OF
God four years ago today. November
Today brinHs fresh memories
OF q dear one gone to rest.
You VIII never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best.
son os,dy2s EoscqE ", y COOPER, AND THE
GREEN, REV. JANIS E. In loyinf mem
3. GREEN who entered heavenly rest
iiye years ago today. November "a,
Years 81, have not dulied the memory of
ina kindPe.. Of vour heart. 50 warm
The iovIns deeds with which your days
The ;; tsSssshsss p your voice is now
Come, said Jesus sacred voice,
Come oa and make my paths your
II Will Euide weary pilgrims weicom,
oRouP NO. IA, BERTHA POLLARD
NANCY MKSoN, MAJ ION, VIOLA PENN MA
GREEN, REV. JAMES z. In loving mem,
ory Of our husband and father, Rev
JAMES Il. GREEN who passed awas
i've years ago today. November "a
He is not dead Hs has but passed
Beyond the mists that BRING us here
into the new and larger life
OF that serener sphere.
He did but drop his robe of clay
TO put his shining raiment on.
He has not wandered far away. ~
q = He Is not "lose or cone"
Though disenthralled and Riorified. -
He Is stlll here and loves US yet:
The dear ones he has left behind
They never can forget.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. -
Evening star., 1955-11-24
NnurtltnD

JAY x. There will be Al
unveiling in memory OF the late JAY
x COLBERT beloved husband o.
Marcia L. Colbert and beloved lathe
sof stanley L Colbert and Robert s
Colbert. on Sunday November "a 1865
At II 80 q m. at the National Memoria
Park. King David Section, Relatives
and friends invited. ~
JACOBS, ETHEL. Therp win be al
unveiiine in memory Of the latt
ETHEL JACOBS. beloved wife OF Perry
Jacobs and beloved mother Of Mrs
Rose Rosenblum and Frances Jacobs
on Sunday. November -, 1865. at
1sins, al the National Capitol Hebrew
femetery, Siiomre Shobas Section.
Bennine I'd. ne. Relatives and friends
Evening star., 1955-11-24

nA Council. No. S5ss ~ knishts
.ZlnA OF Columbus, are notified
AkA OF the death OF Brother
HAjSE. JOHN p. RUIZ Rosary
XQkAOX will be said At the Robert
NH A, Pumphrey Bethesda
~ chevy Chase Funeral Home,
1851 wisconsin ave-. Bethesda. Md !,
eri Thursday. November "a. 1855. a
s'sO DJ JOHN O. coNKEy. o. x.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
With Regard to O
Cord Of Thonks

ver often o cord Of thonks In
The Stor meets q need which con
hofdly be solved, in any othe, woY
Not only is il q sroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
flsral tributes. but also eoufteoesly
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony TO whom per.
sonoI note OF thanks eonnos vel be
mailed o. whose names end ad.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
10 card Of thonks mey be erroased
by tslsphons to The Star ST 5000
The Evening and sundoy Star
Evening star., 1955-05-28
Permits Given
For BuiIdinq
In Arlington

Recent building permits is
sued by Arlington County in
clude:
M. T. Broyhill & Sons, 1924
Lee highway, owner; three
dwellings at 1886 North Ken
sington street. 5636 Williams
burg boulevard, 1924 North
Thirty fourth street; cost, $15,-
900 each.
Reynolds Construction Corp,
1909 Columbia pike. owner; two
dwellings at 1921 and 4519
North Fortieth street: cost, $20,-
600 each.
Eugene N. Hooper, Ali Shady
lane. Falls Church, owner;
dwelling at 1000 North Ran
dolph street; cost, $4,000.
Odell C. Gilmore, 1103 Seaton
lane, Falls Church, owner;
dwelling at 1923 North Thirty
eighth street: cost, $4,000;
architect, D. H. Dodd.
Clinton P. Michael. 722 North
Kenmore street. owner; duplex
dwelling at 1900 North Utah
street and 4401 Washington
boulevard q entrances) cost,
$4,000; architect, E. l.. Fast.
Atlas Construction Corp. 23l9
Wilson boulevard, owner; dwell
ling at 1909 North Stafford
street; cost. $17,500; architect,
Billy Maxwell.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons. 4624
Lee highway, owner: dwelling
Evening star., 1955-05-28

5944 North Third street; cost,
$4,000 each; architect, John P.
CourembiS.
Offutt Manor Corp, 2040
North Sixteenth street. owner;
seventeen dwellings at 942, 936.
$50, 924 North Mckinley road.
921, 927, 933, e22, GIG, 908 North
Nottingham street, 6101, 6l05,
6109, Glib, Gilt, 612l. 6124
North Ninth road; cost, $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-05-28

at 5517 Yorktown boulevard;
cost. $4,000.
Stanley r. Snidow, 1929 Hart
ford place NV. owner: two
dwellings at 1900 South Grant
street and 1906 South Grant
street: cost, $23, 500.
Manor Construction Corp,
1901 North Fifteenth street,
owner; seven houses at 1924,
1923. 1896. 5940, 5948, 5932,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
Holly WOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Rumors? Don't Believe EN-

Roberto Rossellini fingered In
Paris after Ingrid Bergman re-
turned to Rome, which gave rise
to more rumors. But, from this
distance, I don't believe them.
The two Oscar winners. Mar
lon Brando and Grace Kelly. are
this months No. / poll leaders
for Motion Picture Magazine
-. Gino de Laurentiis viii film
Tolstoy's Resurrection after
"War and Peace" Is completed
He'll do Resurrection" In Holly
wood. with wife Silvana Man
gano. and he's after Montgom-
cry Cliff to costar.
Dick Powell and June Allyson
go to Europe after 1T Hap
pened One Night" 49, the first
trip there for both. .. Greta
Carlo has her dark glasses and
floppy hats. But Spencer Tracy's
disguise in Europe was Q nom
flattering French beret.
Esther williams has been of
fered an hour teleyision show
with NBC constructing a per-
manent swimming pool for it,
and her. Victor Mature met
the press In Africa, wearing .
nightShirt - the old-faShioned
kind. Of flaming red flannel.
Cole Porter is paging Rose
mary Clooney for his next
Broadway musical. Howard
Keel is asking MGM for time
OF this winter to do a concert
tour. Maurice Chevalier's
pay check for his Las Vegas
debut viii be $4,000. Dana
Wynter tells me she's going to
Texas to get herself zone Of
those well-oiled Texans. !"
Alec Guinness wants to meet
Buster Keaton more than any
other person in Hollywood. The
silent deadpan is his favorite
star. goth Century-Fox has
asked Fred MacMurray to re-
main on the lot after Rains Of
Ranchipur," to costar with
Shelley Winters in The Fourth
Marriage
I'm still trying to figure what
1.-THE Big Knife" is all about.
The only thing clear - the
knife" cuts Hollywood into
mincemeat. According to the
movie. stars are forced to sign
long-terIn contracts under hor-
rible blackmail threats, star
husbands cheat nonstop on their
wives, the latter are stupidity
pigheaded, and murder is a
casual occurrence. All told, a
nasty picture Of Hollywood and
1t isn't true.
$50
Jane Powell is unhappy with
MGM and wants her release.
They Just won't let me grow
up. I've had two children but
they still put me in little-girl
roles. What do I have to do to
prove I'm an adult?"
William Holden insists that,
starting with 1856, he win make
only three movies q year. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

lenjoy travelling and while I've
been around most OF the world,
I have vet to 60 to South Amer
lea and Africa. I figure three
pictures aSyear viii allow time
flor travel" On today's tight
schedules. yes.
A Hollywood producer wanted
Montgomery Cliff for. . picture,
$50 he phoned Q friend IN Lon
don. who phoned . friend IN
Paris, who phoned . friend In
Rome, who finally located the
elusive Monty. That was q
month ago and Cliff stiil hasn't
returned the call.
Jane Russell has left for New
York City to help sell her movie
with Clark Gable and Robert
|Ryan-"The Tall Men,"
Susan Hayward. commenting
on the romance r,imors with
Actor Don Barry: 1.-THE next
man marry will not be an actor.
II don't get along with them too
well. They want top billing. ]
have two sons. They'll have as
much of an adjustment to make
to my marriage as / viii. so the
man ] marry must like my chill
dren. He'll also have TO be- the
boss Of the house and win the
respect Of my sons rs well. The
best kind Of husband to have is
one who says goodbye after
breakfast and comes home for
supper"
Joan Collins has decided to di-
vorce her husband. Maxwell
Reed, in London when she arrives
there In October. When Joan
returns to goth Century Fox
here. she will star In o remake
OF Jane Eyre: then, boy on
the Dolphin" to be filmed In
Greece.
Rita Moreno had nine days on
from her picture, THE Lieuten-
ant Wore Skirts" but couldn't
find any way to use them. Il
couldn't 60 to the beach for fear
I'd get sunburned and then
wouldn't match up with my other
shots. ] wanted to do some water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

my director. Frank Tashlin. IL II
was okay to sit home and watch
|TV. He said. Yes. but don't use
10 rocker or q chair--just sit on
the floor. ="
released BY NANAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

skiing at Lake Arrowhead, but
couldn't. In case ! broke q leo
and held up the picture.
wanted to 60 TO q dude ranch
but they said no. I might get
thrown from a horse. SO I asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

A THREE-WAY PRIZE-WIklNER
Cornell Borchers here with Michel Ray In THE Divided
Heart" the British Film Academys award best
foreign actress OF 1854 for her portrayal In the @ The
picture two other honors in the votinga best
actress award for Yvonne Mitchell and the United Nations
award for the movie itself he Divided Heart" will arrive
in Washington tomorrow ast the Macarthur Theaters
screen attraction
Evening star., 1955-07-24
BLIZZARD COOLS
ANTARCTIC RIVALRY
OF TWO NATIONS

BUENOS AIRES (R.-A
polar blizzard seems to have
cooled a bit Of the British
Argentine rivalry over the
Antarctic.
The Argentine Army re-
ported Friday four mem
bers Of the British garrison
of Horseshoe Island are
guests of the Argentine Gen.
San Martin Base after being
caught in a blizzard several
days ago while on patrol.
The Britons were scolded
for entering territory claimed
by Argentina while on their
way to an abandoned Brit
ish base on Stonington Is
land in Marguerite Bay, the
Army said, but we're given
generous hospitality and are
remaining to recover their
strength.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
1st Infantry
Gets Welcome

NEW YORK, July 23 (R--
The Army's renowned 1st Infan-
try Division began arriving home
again today after 13 years in
Europe. and got heroic harbor
welcome.
Vessels of all sizes blasted out
a deafening welcome with their
whistles as the Naval troopship
Upshur steamed up the harbor
with the divisions first contin-
gent to return.
Fireboats spewed steams Of
water high into the air.
Hundreds Of relatives, city off,
cials and high military officials
including a number of the divi-
sion's old commanders-thronged
the pier where the Upshur
docked.
The lst Infantry Division is
switching posts with the 10th
Division. which has been sta
toned at Fort Riley, Kas., in
the big Operation Gyroscope.
Since the end Of World War
II the 1st Infantry has been on
occupation duty in Germany.
The returning contingent in
cluded % officers, 914 men, 129
wives and 122 children Nils II
dogs, all pets.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
New Bombinq
Stirs Israeli
Election Fear

JERUSALEM, July % tR.-A|
second bomb blast introduced a
note Of fear today into the cam.
paign for Israel's parliamentary
elections Tuesday.
The mysterious early-morn-
Ing explosion damaged the Tel
Aviv home Of Israel Rokach,
leader Of the right-liberal Gen.
eral Zionist Party and erst-
while interior minister. The
sleeping family escaped harm.
The first bomb exploded harm
lessly at a Rally Mr.. Rokach
was addressing in Tel Aviv a.
week ago.
He was one Of four general
Zionist ministers whom Premier
Moshe Sharett of the Mapai
Labor Party ousted from his 16-
member, four-party coalition
cabinet June 20, the day before
the previously scheduled disso-
luton Of the old parliament.
Censure Motion Failed
Mapai held that they had failed
to live up to their collective re-
sponsibility in abstaining earlier
In the vote on two opposition
motions of no confidence In the
government.
Neither motion passed. Both
aimed to censure the govern
ment for its court battle on be-
half OF DR.. Israel Kastner, Tel
Aviv newspaper editor and Mapai
leader who had acted as head
OF the Jewish Rescue COMMITTEES
1914.
The government had instituted
noel charges against Jerusalem
hotelman Malkiel Greenwald for
writing in a private news sheet
That DR.. Kastner had collab-
GRATED with the Nazis who de-
ported half a million Hungarian
jews to determination in the
OsWlecim concentration camp.
How Court Ruled
But on June %, jerusalem
district court found GreenwaldI
had libeled DR.. Kastner only inI
saying he had shared loot with
q Nazi. It acquitted him of three
other counts of libel, fined him
only one Israeli pound Csc cents)
and ruled that DR.. Kastner was
a proved collaboration. The gov-|
ernment appealed to the SUI
preme court.
The sensational case has be-
come an uncertain factor in the
campaign. New voters, immir
grants from North Africa, are|
another.
Whatever the election results.
political observers expect no big
change in Israel's current aims
of peace with Arab governments,
deSense pacts with WESTERN
powers and, at home. an economy
mixing private enterprise and
collectiviSna.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
CIV Professor Cited
For Hundicupped Aid

DR.. Charles Wise, professor OF
physical medicine and rehabili-
tation at George Washington
University. has been honored by
the Presidents Committee on
Employment Of the Physically
Handicapped for his lifetime of
service to the physically handi-
capped"
The award of a scroll and
plaque was made Friday by Maj.
Gen. Melvin j. Mass, committee
chairman, at ceremony In the
Labor Department.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
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Milford chronicle., 1955-12-23

{ hristmos is still, above all else,
the festival Of the birth Of Christ.
At christmustime we realize
that Christ in our hearts and
Christ in our lives is Gods supreme
Gift to US to guide our lives,
to provide o solution to our problems,
10 Show Us the real meaning