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Evening star., 1955-08-13
BY a Star Stan Correspondent

NORTH BEACH, Md, Aug. 13
Two men who wanted to lend
a hand" last night in the Levin
j. Marvel disaster lent a big
hand indeed-plucking six ship
wrecked survivors off a duck
blind.
william McWilliams, %, a
North Beach volunteer fireman,
and George Kellum. 81, a con-
struction worker, pulled off the
feat.
Mr.. McWilliams said they
heard Of the Marvel's crackup
and went to the beach Ito see
If we could lend a hand"
They asked a nearby woman
resident if they could borrow
her l4-foot boat and outboard
motor.
I'VE asked the woman If il
was all right to use the boat >
the fireman said. "She said
To hell with the boat and we
could 20 If we were game enough
to try"
The duck blind was about 200
yards offshore. While some 10
spectators cheered them. the
two pushed through the pound
ing surf. Overhead, a circling
Navy plane kept them on course
as they struggled through the
high seas.
At the duck blind, they took
aboard two of the stranded per-
sons and headed back for the
Evening star., 1955-08-13

ber l, about a month ahead Of
the treaty withdrawal deadline.
At the Big -Four summit con-
ference in Geneva, the Soviets
proposed that the United States.
Britain, France and Russia all
cut their armed forces by the
number of troops to be with
drawn from Austria.
The United States has been
making a progressive cut in its
armed forces since a peak of
3.685.054 was reached in April.
1852, during the Korean war.
The total on June 30, 1855. was
.2.936,003. The goal under the
Administrations program for a
cutback is 2,850,000 by June 80,
1856.
A North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization (NATOO report last
January l. estimated that the
Soviet Union and its Eastern
European satellites had more
than 6 million men under arms.
Evening star., 1955-08-13
Russia Cuts Armed Forces,
Cites Relaxation in Tension

MOSCOW. Aug. 13 (P'.-Citing
a certain reduction of tension
in international relations" the
Soviet Union said today it will
cut its armed forces by $4,000
men oy December Is,
The official Soviet news agency
TasS said the government de-
cided on a reduction as a fur
ther step to lessen international
tension and establish confidence
among nations.
The number of men in Russia S
armed forces has never been
disclosed officially. Estimates
put the totals at 2.8 million in
the army and 100000 in the
Navy.
The Soviet announcement
said
Recent developments, in
particular the results of the
Geneva conference, show that
a certain relaxation of inter-
national tension has been
achieved.
with a view to promoting the
relaxation Of international ten
sion and establishing confidence
among the nations, the Soviet
government has decided to re-
duce the armed forces of the
Soviet Union by $4,000 men by
December IS. 1855.
The effectives to be demobil-
lied from the Army and the
Navy will be assured of employ
ment at industrial establish
mentS and on state and collective
farms in their places of resi-
dence."
Russia announced two weeks
ago its armed forces would be
cut by Al 900 men--the number
of troops being withdrawn from
Austria under the terms of the
Austrian independence treaty.
Russia said the Soviet troops
would be out of Austria by Octo-
Evening star., 1955-08-13
Four Drown as Car Skids
Into Roin-SwoIIen Creek

explained today. 1T Just missed
that car. then came back across
the road quite a bit in front of
me and went over the embank-
ment on the right into the
water"
1T was way out in the middle, 3"
he went on. Il couldn't see it. !
just guessed at where it was.
Il tried to get out to it, but
the current was pretty swift, and
l had to come back"
Passersby Help
On second try. he was helped
by an unidentified passerby and
two unidentified naval officers.
The Naval officers hooked tire
chains together and held one
end of the chain on the bank
while Mr.. Carroll and the pass
erby tried to reach the car,
using the chain as an anchor.
See ACCIDENT, Page Az
Evening star., 1955-08-13
8 in Small Boot
Blown to Safety
After Ship Sinks

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md,
Aug. 13 tSpeciaD Three men
who took to a small boat when
hurricane Comics gales sank
their freighter in Chesapeake
Bay late yesterday, were blown
across the bay to safety near
Chesapeake Beach.
Two of the men are in the
Calvert County Hospital here.
They are identified as Capt.
Howard Cox of the freighter La
forest L. Simmons, and Lindsey
Taylor, crew member, Another
creWman, Gus Benson, also was
saved.
State police said the SimmorA
went down at 4 pm. yesterday
near the the mouth of the Chop
tank River, northwest of Cam
bridge.
Evening star., 1955-08-13
BY JOHN McKELWAY
Star Stan Correspondent

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md.
Aug. 13.-Five survivors of a
vacation cruise which ended in
the turbulent waters of the
Chesapeake Bay sat stiffly on
hospital beds today and told OF
their fight with the sea.
One, Miss Deborah Killip, %
an attractive copywriter for an
advertising firm in Rochester
N. Y, said she boarded the ship
at Annapolis Monday after hear
ing reports of the hurricane fa1
to the south. But, she said. or
Monday as they set sail a hur-
ricane was the last thing that
was in her mind.
Il guess I was sort of disap-
pointed in the boat when I first
saw it. 1t was kinda old, but
then again it was comfortable
The meals were good, and the
people nice. 1 took the trip be-
cause / love to sail.
"On ThurSday-I think it was
Thursday-there was some tall
Evening star., 1955-08-13
Survivors Of Bay Sinking
Tell of Fight With Sea
Ordered to Put on Life Preservers
Just Before Vessel Foundered

of the hurricane. And somebody
said we might have to leave the
ship. But that talk died out.
On Thursday night we left
Cambridge. I stayed UP on deck
to look at the stars. About 4 am
I turned in. I was up again at Z
am. The water seemed quite
calm. We were heading for An
napolis, I thought. and as far as
I can remember, no one had ex-
pressed any apprehension over
the hurricane.
Then after breakfast the sea
became rougher and I noticed
more water in the bilge. Then
later that morning the water was
coming in at a great rate OF
speed and the pumps were
clogged at one point, think.
II went down to a cabin and
stuck pillow in a portfolio. By
then the water was very rough.
The cook had set up the table
for lunch when the boat rocked
to one side and everything slio
off the table.
"The sea was getting roughel
Continued on Page A-3, Col.
Evening star., 1955-08-13


status at 5 am, when the
Weather Bureau reported its
winds had diminished to gale
force.
| Connie moved north-north-
westward between Washington
and Annapolis about 6 am. She
passed to the west of Baltimore
and was disintegrating. What
was left of her was expected to
pass between Philadelphia and
Harrisburg.
The violent disturbance accom-
panying the hurricane brought
wind and a deluge of rain re-
sponsible for the deaths of at
least II persons on a cruise boat
that capsized in the bay and
four persons whose skidding au-
tomobile plunged into Rock
Greek Park here in the District.
Rain Drenches Area
Between midnight Thursday
and 9 o'clock this morning the
storm drenched Washington
with $50 inches of rain and the
rain was still falling. Heaviest
precipitation on record was 7.31
inches on August II and IL, 1928
The Weather Bureau said,
however, the end was in sight
for precipitation. Clearing skies
were promised during the day
and a high temperature Of 81
degrees was forecast for the
afternoon.
/ A wind velocity of about 55
miles per hour was recorded dur
ing the night but the reading
dropped steadily as the hurricane
abated and the storm passed by.
Yesterdays driving rain. which
continued all night. clogged
traffic throughout the Metropoli-
tan Washington area. led to more
than 100 accidents. was respon-
sible for scores of fire alarms and
disrupted electric service in many
scattered sections.
4 Wires Knocked Down
| The Potomac Electric Power
Co. reported that 125 high ten
sion wires were knocked down
by falling trees or breaking
branches but all of these had
been replaced shortly after dawn.
Hardest hit communities were
Chevy Chase. Bethesda, River
dale, Hyattsville and Marlboro.
/ A Pepco spokesman said dam
age was being repaired almost as
quickly as complaints were re-
ceived because maintenance
crews had been standing by to
handle whatever emergency
arose.
Though all hurricane warnings
along the Eastern Seaboard were
lowered at 5 m, storm warn
ings remained in sight. These
were to be lowered later along
the upper Chesapeake Bay and
on Delaware Bay.
The hurricane, which is charged
directly or indirectly with a total
of rs deaths since smashing into
the North Carolina Coast Thurs
day, ironically became more
gentle when nearing the scene
Continued on Page A-16, Col. 4
Evening star., 1955-08-13
Goo Gang Roided

NOVA GOA, Portuguese India,
Aug. 13 (Pl.-Portuguese police
said today they broke up gang
of "Indian-t trained Goan terror
lists" in a series of night raids in
which one youth was shot dead,
one wounded and IL arrested.
Evening star., 1955-08-13
II on Schooner
Lost as Storm
Bay
Wind and Waves
Rip Vessel Apart;
l3 Saved, 3 Missing
BY Star Stan Correspondents

NORTH BEACH, Md, Aug.
13.-A weary old schooner broke
yesterday under the pounding
Of Hurricane Comics advance
storms, sending at least II va
cationers to their death in Ches-
apeake Bay. Three other persons
are missing.
One body was sighted this
morning, North Beach Fire Chief
Julius Sherbert said. He said
firemen had not yet recovered
it, but expected to do so soon
Thirteen survivors of the ILL
starred, 64-year-old wooden
Evening star., 1955-08-13
7 Risked Lives in Boot
To Save s on Duck Blind

beach Spectators waded out
waist deep and snatched the
survivors.
Twice more the daring rescuers
went oack to the duck blind,
taking off two persons on each
trim.
Evening star., 1955-08-13

7 Four vacationing Thailand ex-
change students drowned last
night, when their convertible
sideSwiped another auto on Rock
Greek parkway near the P Street
Bridge and slid into the creek,
trapping them in u feet OF
water.
Their late model car plunged
down a 30-foot embankment
into the rain-swollen stream
about 7:30 pm.
! The driver Of the other car,
Joseph Carroll, 20, of 56l5 Belt
road NV went up to his neck
in the creek trying to save them.
Police said his attempt, which
they described as heroic, was
halted by the swift waters.
The bodies were submerged in
the Car about 80 minutes before
firemen could get a line around
/ the auto ana hit 1T.
List of Victims
Police listed the victims as:
I Miss Absorb Devahstin. in her
early 20s, of s North Irving
street, Arlington, Va, a student
at the University of California
at Los Angeles. sent here by the
iThailand Ministry of Finance.
She lived at the Arlington ad-
dress with friends of her family,
police said.
Kemnoun KreangSakph:chit,
"a, an exchange student at Flor
ida Southern University, Lake
land, Fla, believed to have been
the driver.
| Narumit Somsakdi, in his late
20S. of Los Angeles. UCLA
student. The car was registered
in his name. His identification
papers included one listing him
as a sub-lieutenant of Thailand
police.
Sumal Jarernjandong. "a. Los
angeles. also a UCLA exchange
student.
| All From Bangkok
( The young men, all from Bang
kok, formerly lived at an address
in the 100 block of MasSachu-
sets avenue NV. They had
been vacationing here for the
last 10 days, police said.
I Park Policeman F. E. Pease and
J. V. Fitzpatrick said the victims
car approached Mr.. CAROLS
from the rear as both travelled
north. Between the bridge and
M street NV, said Mr.. Carroll,
they attempted to pass him on
the left. sidesWlped his auto and
whirled across the road and over
the bank.
After the car hit me it went
across the road toward an on
coming car" Mr.. Carroll. a So
Iphomore at American University
Evening star., 1955-08-13


windjammer cruiseship were
taken from the angry bay in
dramatic rescues.
The ship, named the Levin j
Marvel, sailed from her home
port of Annapolis Monday on
what was supposed to be a f1ve-
day trip to the bays historic
ports.
Survivors said the oWner-cap-
tain. John Meckling. SO. was try
ing to run her back to Annapolis
before Comics full force arrived.
ID. c. Woman Survives
Most of the % passengers were
from New York and New Jersey.
One of the survivors was Wash
ington woman. Miss Nancy Mad
den, 90. of 1900 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, the only Washington
area person aboard.
Terrific gusts ripped the vessel
apart. Storm dashed waves hur-
ried her death. Wreckage lit
tered the beach at this resort
town, 80 miles southeast OF
Washington. Mountainous waves
slowed search efforts by Coast
Guard and Navy ships and air
planes.
Bodies of children and adults
wrapped IN life preservers, were
washed ashore Some Of the
women wore swim suits.
Arthur L. Kyale, 43. Of 1886
Roosevelt avenue, Falls Church
Va, touched off the rescue effort
He Was at the cottage of his
mother-in-law. Mrs. Edwin N
Fox, 5000 North Sixteenth street
Arlington. Looking over the
bays tossing surface, he thought
he saw a human being clinging
to a timber in the water. His
brother Robert, 40, swan to the
Wreckage.
Deborah Killip, %, Rochester
N. Y. and John Ferguson. jr.
II. Bloomfield, N. j., were grip
ping the wood. Mr.. Kvale helped
Miss Killip swim ashore. The
boy made it by himself.
MY God. am I glad to sec
you!" Miss Killip told her res
cuer.
Discloses Tragedy
Asked what happened. she said
II am one Of 81. We were ship
wrecked"
Mrs. Fox telephoned the Coast
Guard in Baltimore and the
North Beach Volunteer Fire De-
partment and the hunt was on
The two survivors were taken to
a Prince Frederick Md hos
pital.
The signal went out to vol
unteer firemen as far away as
Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties to rush their ambu-
Continued on Page A-3, Col.
Evening star., 1955-08-13
$500 Million Asked

MANILA, Aug. 13 (P).-The
Philippines today formally noti-
fled Prime Minister Ichiro Hato-
yama of Japan it wants $500
million in World War II repara-
tions. The action is considered
a necessary preliminary step to
reopening reparations talks soon,
probably in Manila.
Evening star., 1955-08-13
STOCKS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK Up. - Following are the
sales add 00l, high, low, closing price
and net change OF the 20 most active
stocks for the week:
Snlns HIrh Low Clnse ChRe
Evening star., 1955-08-13
FIRM OF BROTHERS
BUILDS CHURCHES

GODS BUILDERS" - Thirty one
years ego four brothers storted build
ing churches in Washington. How they
got the name Of Gods Builders" is
told on poee A-8.
Evening star., 1955-08-13
Winds> Rain Buffet Area
AS Connie Fades; Is Die
Storm Turns
Into Squalls,
Moves North

Hurricane Connie spent her
principal force early today while
swirling northward over Chesa-
peake Bay, but not before caus-
ing IS deaths in the Washington
area and millions of dollars OF
damage along her route.
The years first big tropic- born
storm officially lost hurricane
Other Storm Stories and Pictures.
Poees A-3 ond A-l6
Evening star., 1955-08-13

Pictures ond Other Disoster Stories.
Poee A.:
Evening star., 1955-08-13
Guide for Readers

Amusements Ali Lost, Found --- A-3
Churches AL 10 Obituary AS
Classified B-8- Is Rodio-TV AIS
Comics ---A-l4- IS Reol Estate BIZ
Editorial -----A-4 Society ----. At
Edit'I Articles AS Sports ----A-l2-l3
Hove The Stor Delivered to Your
Home Dolly ond Sunday
DioI Sterling $4,000
Evening star., 1955-08-13
WEATHER FORECAST

Diminishing winds today, skies clearing.
Fair and moderate tomorrow. Full report
plus resort forecast on Page A-2.)
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AUToMoBILfs EoR sAlf

'Se eonv.; p.s.. tinted
glass. Wv. tires. Priced for this I'D
only. 81 .395. Also, '53 Cadillac cow.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. ~; g.
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CADILLAC l94s 4-door black sedan;
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CADILLAC 81 convertible coupe;
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Can arrange bank financing 10 re-
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Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. al 9Th.
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FORD "a Mainline Tudor 6-eyI.; see
haEs green. OIL 6-6971. LIZ
FORD 1851 Custom de luxe VS.; ra-
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terms. 80 Taylor 81. NV. lSs
FORD 1917 Fordor. T. and h.: Sle0.
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and terms. PINEY BRANCH MO-
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FORD 81 Custom VS. Tudor. fully
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full price. S696. Closed Sun. See
Mon. at HANDLEY FORD, 1923
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CADILLAC 40; In very good condi-
ton garage kept: good tires: must
see to apprec.: $3.50. DE. 2-4760.
CADILLAC "a conY.; Continental
rear wheel; white: power steering
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.'53 ee2" hard top; new
tires. fully equipped; immaculate,
must be seen to be appreciated. UN.
81 convert; light blue
. body. DARK tiue top: power steering.
auto. windows: 1900 mi, one
1862 5-pass. sedan Series
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BILE-cADILLAc CO. darlington
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CADILLAC 1880 Fleetwood see.:: fully
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CADILLAC 1851 "62":: low mi. ex-
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81 $50. Call OIL. 4-45s2, lis
CADILLAC 81 "62" sedan: black,
fully equipped, new tires. very low
mileasei owner: $1,000 or best
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station, 4204 BladenshurE I'd, Cot
ca ihEs s,igi M So eonv..., power steer
T Hi Tlski Mofo a s 1919 piaTo onSi
CHEVROLET iaia black sedan: good
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AUToMoBILEs FOR sALE

AUsII I H n Ky tar with elsek top
3edr.' s5a7: 81 peusot, S4s4:. and
P See JACK CRY Before You
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ANGLIA SEDAN 1851: cheap transp.
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BUICK 1854 Super hard top; r.. h.
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AUToMosILEs Fok SALE

CONSUL 1851 4-dr.: equipped 1900
actual miles. one owner: green m
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Nus Nus Is seen g es app o16 I'd
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DE SOTO '53 VS. 2-door: gray, ma
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NC !529 4 St, ne; Lincoln $4,000
DoBGE-"Be thrifty. take Route
5a'' tArlington blvd.I. FAIRFAX
MOTOR SALES. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer CIR 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
MoToRcYcLEs

GERMAN ZUNpAPP. 1882. s.5oC
miles; $50; very good eond. Cal
HARLEY-DAyIDsoN az. model As
WHIZzER MOTORBIKE. sehwinn
heavy-duty frame. wheels. front
rear hub brake; spring fork: new
PAINT, 5000 motor: So, Y. s-uH
$50. 10. S-6945.
MOTORCYCLE. ia4s Indian Chief
new paint. motor overhaul; equip.
perfect condition. WI: o-9is4.
1911 HAR. -DAT. "74": fh., Just
ogerhauIed; reasonable. Hemlock
1854. XII; sad.
Die bass and shield; S495. Call OR
Bs,a., 40; $50 &C: u.ooo mi:
excel condition; SOS or best rea-
sonshie offer.. 10. 7-S093.
MoToRBIkE; service cycle newly
painted and rebuilt; $50 or best
sCOoTER-cUsHMAN EA-
GLE: excel condition: buddy seat,
windshield, ETC.; $500. 10. s-5gss'
MODEL "a,
81. Foot shift Fully equipped
ARIEL sonARa-FooUR. 1850: 1900
actual miles Excellent condition
$685.. Call any time. ia. 5-3l 81
1919 HARLEY-pAyIpsoN trieyle
SlO0. and 1850 Harley-Da wilson
with side car, $3.50. UN. 4-4747
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman PACT
Maker, 1850 model: excellent con.
: dition: SIS. RE. 6-60f9. -17
1850 "fe5" HARLEY DAVIDSON