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Call 446M. -uoor- Terms.
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FOR RENT - Nicely finished snd
Iurnlshed two room and SHOVE
basement apt Insulated. dry M
light. Private entrance. sliitsbIe 9
Lwo. inquire at GA = 3rd S. ". or
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WANTED TO BUY = 10 used trailar
nouSss, viii pay cash. Contact Coon-
eF chevrolet Co. C~ulbertson. Phone
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WANT ADS
Too Late TO Classify

FOR SALE ~ Labor shack Is 90
crab apple trees. large highest ousI,
lty fruit. Nc equal. Young trees e
each. S. A. Anderson. i3-ofcc
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vioia+- Necklace with clusters Of
ga rh1nestones. A prized niace af
JewelIy which is art of a set and
%Ould very much appreciate its re-
49, Please leave at Herald office
0[ may be left at the office of the
fbe superintendent of Schools at
courthouse during office hours.
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he 60 fALE 30 gal. electric hot water
. sEar pr~actlcally new. See at whit
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rS 81 ,S SALE Some Titan seed barlev
9a.oU pusheL Walter HukilI. Skasr
Sy. 11-0tD
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'QH SALE Hereford bulls. Ona
Swo year old polled; two 4-yearNoid
e0fmeo, Two ~2-year-old horned: two
ported from Regina. Canads oiq M
Eaosen' Soaring Rt. Sidney. Mon
l2-2tD
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

IN SALE Several pllrebred
BOAR pigs $50 I'D or win
nade for sows. w. L. Voorhees
1opIdr, Mont I2-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

A f fTac4ar Heat house for Case 4.
6oT a W. D. Allis Cba1roers iI NoSt
Tan price $500 each. Herb Hey HieT
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Evening star., 1955-06-19

Trust hopes to increase the in
vestment in hospitals for Ireland's
5000. 600 people by SiOO million,
and expects the buyers of sweep
stakes tickets to contribute two
thirds Of that sum.
R.W., Lexington, Va.
PROFIT Wh0f government
bureau operated at a profit Of
more than 5000, 900 kaSf year?
The FBI, through fines, saw
ings, recoveries and claims as a
result of investigations.
An, Wichita, Kan.
RUMAWAYS s. During the
past 81 years how many husbands
have run away from home?
74,83l. Missing wives dur
ing that period total only 4,62O.
-A.C., S0h Lake
STOP Why can a British
policeman Stop any of the ~, ,OOO,-
900 bicycles in the country and
ask 10 ride on il?
To test its brakes. New regu-
lations make it illegal to use a
bicycle without efficient brakes.
- wv, atlanta
Evening star., 1955-06-19
JOE COVELLO

marked S2,252,OOO for a chore
that will take five years to finish.
Whaf is it,?
Vacuum cleaning the IS miles
of tunnel in the subway system.
L.A.N., ST. Louis
LOTTERY In wIsaf country
is il hoped that fwo thirds Of all
financial support for hospital
expenses will come from horse
racing?
Ireland. In a l2-year pro-
gram, Joe McGrath's Hospital
Evening star., 1955-06-19

C0FEEE BREAKUP . How
~ much coffee did the average
american drink in 1854 as com
pared with 1853?
The average American gulped
5SS cups of coffee last year or a
little better than one and a half
a day. This represented a con-
siderable drop from the 1883
figure - 676 cups.
NM, Detroit
DIRT-CHASER . :. . The TRANSIT
authority Of New York has ear
Evening star., 1955-06-19
CONDUCTED ~ N, Mz..,

NOTE: We will pay 81 for a question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tions are based on current news and
clipping of news source must accompany
answer. Address: Tom Henry, THIS
WEEK. 40 Lexington Avenue. New
York IL. N. Y. Unaccepted contributions
cannot be acknowledged or returned.
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$50 p. m. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Elmer Da-
WIS, 9e2 Iglehart Av
Twin City Council of Clubs To
Meet: The Twin City Council OF
Clubs will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Annette Robinson. $50 w,
Central, Monday, September 10.
just For Fun Club shower: Mrs.
Leonard Carter of zoos Carroll
was hostess at a baby shower Civ
en- in honor of Mrs. Joselyn Col
Inns, ST. St Anthony, at the reg
ular club meeting of the Just For
Fun Club, Sunday September IL.
The members presented Mrs. Col
Inns with a stroller. Mrs. Carter
served cocktails and a very tasty
luncheon. The next club meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Glen
Pullens, 1912 Third Az. S. on
September IS.
The Gold Band Club: Mrs.
Gloria Wright of SOS Rondo Av.,
was hostess TO the Gold Band
Club, Monday, September II. Az
ter the business meeting. Mrs.
Wright served delicious luncheon.
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Sr., 736 Carroll Av., was given in
marriage by her uncle, Frederick
O'Neal, well known radio, tele-
vision. screen and stage star of
New York City.
Rev. C T. Murray, pastor Of the
Vermont Avenue church perform
ed the double ring ceremony. The
church was decorated with white
gladiolas, candelabra and white
pom poms with palms for the
background. Down the double aisle
We're candles tied TO the seats,
each candle tied with white satin
ribbon. knotted with baby breath.
fern and lilies of the valley.
The bride was a beautiful pic
ture in a full length chantilly lace
gown. with foundation of satin
over which flowed a skirt of white
tulle, ruffled at the bottom, with
lace overskirt which disclosed
ruffles in the front and gradually
sloped into a train with layers of
ruffles.
The bodice was OF satin with
chantilly lace overblouse and n
mock neckline with tulle yoke. fit
ted closely up to the neck making
a jeweled neckline. She wore a veil
of seed pearls with tulle falling to
the finger tips. Her slippers were
of white satin and she wore a
double strand of pearls and single
pearl bead earrings.
The bride carried white orchid
tied with streamers of white satin
ribbon, knotted with fern and ILL.,
lies of the valley on white
leather bible.
Mrs. Emma McIvor of Washing
ton, D. c., matron of honor, was
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Kansas City, Mo, where she Wis
tied relatives and friends.
Returned Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lyons returned to their
home in Topeka, Kansas, August
81. after spending a week visiting
Mr.. Lyons brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II.
Lyons, 407 Bryant ". The two
brothers hadn't seen each other
for thirty years.
Visiting In Arkansas: Rev and
Mrs. w. l.. Battles and mother,
Mrs. A. Grant Of 220 f. 42nd st.
left Friday, Sept. 8 to visit with
friends and relatives in Elaine,
Arkansas.
Plane Trip: Mr.. and Mrs. d. W.
willis of 1924 Minnehaha Az. flew
to Chicago. Ill, over the Labor
Day week end TO visit Mr. willis
brother, Mr.. o. ]. Willis, and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Allen.
Motor Trip: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lucas, 1910 Third Av. s..
left Sunday. Sept. IL for a motor
trip 10 Bristow, Oklahoma, where
they will visit Mr.. Lucas sister,
Mrs. Charlse Perry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucas will also stop in Omaha,
Neb., and Denver. Colo.
Home On FurlOugh: Airman
First Class, Phillip Michael Grigs-
by, Lowry Air Field Base, Den
yer Colorado, is home on a fur
Tough visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles W. GHgsby OF 1909
Second Av. S. Airnan Grigsby will
leave September IS for New York,
where he viii be transferred to
England.
Horsemen Club Met: The Horse
men Club met with Mr.. William
Roger Thompson, $50 Bryant ",
son Of 425 E. seth St. Sept. IL. at
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South pokotcns visited
purenfs In Minneupolis

Mr., and Mrs, Kenneth Ander-
son and infant daughter, Rochelle
Marie Of Sioux Falls, S, D., visit.
ed Mrs, Anderson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c, Rooney, S524 Smelling
Az. s, last week,
The Rooneys enjoyed a family
reunion on Saturday. September
5 and on Labor Day. when three
generations were able TO get to-
gether. Present were the parents
of Mrs. Rooney, Mrs. Elizabeth
Davis and lee Davis; Miss Fran.
ces Rooney the MessrS. and
Mines Harry Davis and Leland
Davis OF Minneapolis, and Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Taylor OF ST, Paul
and Mrs. Joyce Johnson OF Min.
neapohs
His daughters visit was part.
cularly enjoyable 90 Mr., Rooney
who had not seen his new grand
daughter, Rochelle.
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MINI Where they enjoyed good
fishing.
To Air Force: Leroy Harmon.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Harmon, $50 w. Central, left on
Monday, September u for San
Antonio, Tex, where he will enter
basic training with the U. S. Air
Force.
Week End Visitors: Mrs. Pearl
Joyce of haywood. Ill. was the
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawrence. 947 Iglehart Av., and
Mrs. Ernest bearing, 1886 Gin
ton Av. s.. Minneapolis. over the
week end. On Sunday afternoon,
Sept. IL, Mrs. bearing and Mrs.
Lawrence entertained Mrs. Joyce
at Mrs. Lawrence's home. Between
the hours and and 7 p. m. an
enjoyable time was spent, meeting
old friends, and making new &C
quaintances. Mrs. Joyce left Tues
day, September IS, for haywood.
The Cosmopolitan Sixteen Club
Met: The Cosmopolitan Sixteen
Club met at the home of Mrs
Theresa Blackburn of IT'S Iglehart
Av. Saturday, September 10, at
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at the home of Mrs. Ray Thomp-
p. m. After the business meet
ing luncheon and cocktails were
served.
Houscguests: Mrs. V. Biffle and
Mrs. d. williams Of Denver, Colo,
have been the houseguests Of Mr..
and Mrs. o. =. Williams, 4i45
First Az. S. for a week. Mrs. BIZ
file and Mrs. d. Williams, cousins
Of Mrs. Williams will leave We'd
nesday, September 10, 10 visit In
New York and Philadelphia after
which they viii return home.
Watermelon Social: The Busy
Bee Club gave a watermelon So
cial at the home of Mrs, Wenzel
Miller, 522 Emerson N, Saturday
September 10 at $50 p. m. Pink
and white was the color scheme
used by Mrs. Miller. The table
covered with a beautiful lace table
cloth, was conferred with an as
sortment Of Gladiolus. Rev. S. W
Cummings Of Detroit, Michigan
was a guest of the Busy Bee Club.
The social was a huge success
Motor Trip To Kansas: Mr. and
Mrs. Wenzel Miller. children Gary
and Katheryn, 522 Emerson N
and Mrs. II. Josey, 1858 Fourth
Av. s.. motored TO Kansas City
Kansas to visit Mr.. Miller's cousin.
Mrs. Mamie Jones, and Mr.. MI
ler's aunt, Mrs. Bessie johnson Of
Kansas City, Missouri. They aLe0
visited Mrs. Izetta Greer, former
resident Of Minneapolis, now Hv-
ing in Kansas City. Mo.
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ribbon as she dropped rose petals
along the aisle.
Master Antonio Bernard o'Neal
of st. Paul nephew OF the bride,
wore white suit with long
trousers and a maroon bow tie.
and carried a white satin pillow
with both wedding bands.
The brides mother, Mrs. Ora
O'Ncal OF st. Paul was charm
ing picture in "A peacock blue lace
gown over taffeta, full length.
She wore an orchid corsagc, silver
slippers and carried n rhinestone
evening bag. Her jeweiry was of
brilliant rhinestone.
Mrs Alma Grier of Belmont, n.
c, mother OF the groom. was at
tractvely attired In an ankle
length ice blue lace gown, over
taffeta She also wore rhinestone
jewelry and carried matching
bag Her flower was an orchid,
Aunt of the bride, Mrs. Hattie
], Smith of Washington, n. c, was
pretty in a powder blue full length
gown OF tulle AMI lace with match
ing necklace and earrings
Prenuptial music was by Mrs.
Mariellen Lotion who wore pea
cock blue lace gown over taffeta
and pearl jewelry.
Soloists were Mrs. Mamie Left
witch who sang. 20 Promise Me"
Freddie Fletcher. who sang BE
cause, and Mrs. Antoinette Har-
veil, who sang II Love You
Truly"
The lovely home OF Mrs. Hattie
j. Smith. the brides aunt was the
scene Of a reception given by Mrs
Smith and Miss Gloria O'Neal. i'm
mediately following the ceremony
A three and one half foot wedding
cake stood on posters beautifully
decorated with love birds. lilies
of the valley and roses Through
out the house were floral arrange
ments Of roses, gladiolas and pom
poms. Present were 200 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs, Grier are honey
incoming in Atlantic city, ". J
and will return to their home IN
Washington, d. c. on September
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neal sr.
daughter, Miss Ora O'Neal and
grandson, Antonio, returned 10 ST
Paul on Thursday September s.
after an extensive eastern trip
Another out-of-town guest present
at the wedding was Mrs, Charlotte
O'Neal Of New York City, wife OF
Frederick ONcal.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Sept i7--Adclia Nevis, 2i6 w,
Slst St; Mrs, Hulda Walker, AIS
Dupont Av, N. Luanna Pullum.
S9iS Portland Az.
Sept, lS-Mrs. s. w. Oliver,
37l5 Fourth Av, S: Henry Thorn
as, 1913 Clinton Az: Leonard
Minis, All n Colfax; Joseph J.
Jennings, $3.50 Third Az. s.; Nor
val Barksdale, 1908 Emerson Az,
N; Ii, Roland Hill, Curtis Hotel;
James Fraction, SSil Clinton Av,
Sept, 19--Archie Givens, t2is
Third Av. S; Maurice o, Howell.
2706 f, send St. Mrs, Iva Napue.
10 Hyland Av. N; Mrs, Laura
Gasltins, 4i09 Third Az, s.: Mrs.
James Thomas, 1857 Second Az.
8.
Sept. 800. l., Alexander, 1892
Fifth Az, s.; Mrs, Mary Watson,
1855 Fifth Av. S.
Sept, 21--Charlotte Nash, Ills
Fremont Az. N.
Sept. % -Henry Macarthur, 900
Irving Av, N; Mrs, Mary Howell,
2706 Il. 32nd St: Edward ].
Brown. 3740 Fourth Av, s.; Lydia
Lorraine Clanton, 1851 Supornick.
Mrs, Jean Jackson, 1904 Fifth Av.
s,
Sept. 23-Grace Johnson. b6l
Eighth Av. N; Rosetta Thomas,
6O6 nth Av. s.; Bortram Slaugh-
ter, 1918 Alabama Av.. st. Louis
Park, A. l.. Commodore, 1881
Bryant Av. N. Fred II. Titus, PA
w. 31st St: LcVira Batsell, 722
Girard Av. N; Ronald Fraction
3s4l Clinton Az,
Out-of Town Birthdays--
Sept. i7--Margaret Jackson
GAINESVILLE, O.
Sept. 20 Mrs. Carlton Simpson
Baltimore, Md; Mrs, Wanda Ho
ward, Paola, Kans
Sept. n -- Vivian Gilstrap
Washington. y. c.; Herman Sim
mons, New Orleans. La
Sept. 22-Mrs. Ida Jackson
Jackson, Tenn; William Martin
san Francisco. Calf; Roosevelt
Brown, La Juanitn, Colo.
Sept. ~ Durprellc v. Criss,
Kansas city, Kans,: Violet Hin
Whyte, Baltimore, Md.
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charming in a yellow strapless
gown of taffeta. with tulle over
skirt, matching stole and picture
hat. She carried nosegay OF
pompoms and matching ruffled
ribbon.
The bridesmaids wore dresses
identical in style of taffeta with
strapless fitted bodices, with fun
tulle overskirts and rows of taft
feta between tulle skirts and ruff
fled tulle around the hens. Miss
Ora O'Neal of st. Paul, sister OF
the bride and Antoinette Harven
of Washington. d. c. wore pea
cock blue; the Misses Eva Scott
and Ruth Nelson of Washington
wore royal blue, and the Misses
Leigh Pleasant and Rosalie Vines,
also of Washington. wore rose. All
bridesmaids wore silver slippers.
velvet leaf designed crowns and
single strand pearls. They carried
nosegays Of pom poms ruffled
with matching ribbons.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Aaron Grier Sr., Of Belmont,
N. c., and is employed as gov
eminent clerk here in Washington
d. c. His father was best man.
Ushers were George McIvor,
George Porter and James Hill of
Washington, d. c. and Horace,
Hardy, Hubert and Robert Grier.
Flower girl was little Miss
Jocelyn Lotion, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. J. c. Lotion, Washing
ton. d. c. She wore "A beautifully
ruffled white nylon frock and car
ried a white basket bedecked with
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept lT--Mr, and Mrs. Gerald
Ford. 242s Fourth Av. s. five
years,
Sept iS-Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Smith, S7ls Smelling Av,, IL years,
Sept 2i-Mr. and Mrs A. ].
Clark ST. 40t5 Clinton Az, IS
years; Mr.. and Mrs. William Wv
ion, III Girard Az. N. 20 years.
ST. PAUL
Sept l7-Mr. and Mrs. John
Mckinley ONeal. 7S6 Carroll Av..
IS years.
Sept, lS-Mr and Mrs. Huron
Shelton, iSS Kent St. 20 years,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith, S4T
Rondo Az. is years,
Sept le-Mr. and Mrs. c, w.
Patterson, 90l Carroll Av., IS
years.
Sept. 20-Mr. and Mis-. Charles
Cozine, SO Carroll Av., eight
years; Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Blakey,
$50 Carroll Az, ~ years,
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New son: A new son, Steven
Richard Eager, was born TO Mr.
and Mrs. Frank w. Eager, on Sat
uday. September 10. at st, Bana-
bas hospital, weighing nine
pounds. The paternal grandmother
Is Mrs. Frank d. Eager, and the
maternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Valcoy Lippert. The Fa-
gers have two other children
Paula Jean, 10 years old and
Douglas Mitchell, five years old
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gan, 565 St Anthony Az; Mrs,
Clarence Wright, ass Rondo Az;
Mrs, Ray whitmorc, 500 Rondo
Av.
Sept. 22-Herb h Russell 73a
81, Anthony Av Merriam Wallace,
IS 9St Anthony Az, Mrs Iris
Gsmbol. 4S6 Arundel, Mr.. Dave
Flippin, T6s Carroll Az. Joyce
Neal, e55 Rondo Az: c, 5. Gis.
combe. 575 Rondo Az; Mr.. Jos
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eph Waters, $50 Iglehart Av.,
Estella Gray. s7I Aurora Av.;
Mrs, Efne seay, 2s5 No, Grotto.
Sept % Joan Meredith Howell,
97i ST Anthony Az. Mr.. J. o
Stubs, ea3 Carroll Az.
Out-ot-Town Blrthdays--
sept. u James ID. Cox. Duluth.
MINI.
Sept - Rev Llewellyn Il,
Williams. Los Angeles. Calf.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Sept 17-Mrs. Louise Boynton
1921 Timberlake Road
Sept IL Brian Suthern, 1888
Rondo Az; Mrs. =. II. Henderson.
POI st, Anthony Av
Sept. 10 Mrs. Eva Neal. 531
81 Anthony Av.; Mrs. Carrie
Green, 7iS Carroll Av.: Bertha
Neal, 761 Rondo Az; Marvin ID.
Thomas, I5i Rondo Av.
Sept 20-Mrs. James Strothers,
1872 Carroll Az; w. u. Smith,
1920 Rondo Az; Mrs Dolly Mill
----sz-------=---
More names In the st. Paul RE
TnRnER
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16

This paper :Ias the largest read
ership among Negroes and whites
In this city any paper Of Its class
has ever achieved.
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FORMER ST. PAULITE, HARRIET VERA
O'NEAL WEEDS AARON GRlER IN
PRETTY WASHINGTON WEDDING

Washington, d. C.-Vermont Avenue Baptist church. this
city the of beautiful wedding Saturday Sep
TENDER 3, at when Miss Harriet Vera ONea formerly
of St Paul. became the bride of Aaron n Grer of Belmont
n. c.
Miss ONeaI, the DAUGHTER Of Mr. and Mrs John ONeal
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL


Albert McFarands Jrp East: Mr. and Mrs Albert AIeFar
land Jr 996 Igehart Av will leave Sept IS for two st
visit with relatives and friends in New York Connecticut and
other states East ~
Return Prom Canadian Trip: Mr. and Mrs, Buzz Brown
1903 Undertake Road returned this week from their vacation
IN Nesor Fails Ontario Canada, where they spent week
fishing and boating.
Holiday Week End Trip: Dr. and Mrs Earl s Weber
spent the Labor Day week end Evergreen Resort near Akin
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS

Returns From Trip: Mrs. Cecil Newman 4053 Third Av
has returned from week visit to Des Mones Ia and
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Evening star., 1955-11-17
u N. Group Gets
.Grunt Of $4,000

The United States Committee
for the United Nations here has
been awarded q $4,000 grant
from the Rockefeller Foundation
toward the expenses Of q 10th
anniversary program Of informa-
tion and education to be car
ried on in cooperation with the
American Association for the
United Nations.
It was one Of more than 80
grants awarded by the founda-
tion IN the third quarter Of 1856
which totaled more than 81 mill
lion, The group also announced
that "A feIlowships TO individuals
from is countries were also pre-
sented.
The Johns Hopkins University.
School Of Advanced Interna-
tional Studies, Baltimore. Nd,
also pronted from the grants.
receiving q $4,000 award to add
to its stan Victor w. w. S.
Purcell. lecturer In Far Eastern
history and Extra-Mural South
east Asia Studies. University Of
Cambridge, England.
Robert George Hazo. . grad
uate Of st. Johns College in
Annapolis, was the recipient OF
one Of the a fellowships. He
win study in Iraq.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Blast Suspect
And Wife Meet

DENVER. Nov. II R.-Ths
wife OF John Gilbert Graham
charged with murder in the
dynamiting Of a commercial air.
liner which carried his mother
held a fearful reunion with hei
husband last night.
Dark haired Mrs. GIoris
Graham, q 22-year-old mother
of two children, visited her hus.
band in the Depver County Jail
for the first time since his arrest
early Monday.
They talked 20 minutes
Through a screened barrier undel
1.-THE eyes Of two guards Mrs
Graham left In tears. shielding
Iher head from photographer
with q white scarf.
L He is accused Of planting q
sticks of dynamite aboard {
UNITED Air Lines plane which
crashed November / near Long
mont. Colo. ALI A persons
Iaboard were killed.
The complains specific ficall!
lcharges him with the death ol
Ibis mother. Mrs. Daisie King. 54
iof Denver.
! Before her visit Mrs. Graham
talked to newsrnen. She said shi
WANTED to "clear up some mis-.
understandings In earlier sto'
lries = IT still can't conceive 1t,
|she went on.
First let me explain one thing
THAT is wrong. Jack didn't forgI
Iany insurance policies at thl
airport that night. His mothel
Iasked Jack to buy three policies
IShe gave him the money.
II don't know what thI
Iamounts were. but one polio.
twas made out to US, another Il
Jacks sister, Mrs. Helen Hablut,
lzel, in Alaska, and the third B.
Jacks aunt. Mrs. Helen Smith
lin st. Geneyieve. Mo.
/ "He took the applications owe
Ito his mother and she signet
Jail three. I've forgotten the de-
nominations Of each OF them"
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Ry CHARLEs YARBROUGH

Royal Dutch AirliHes, kim,
today became the first foreign
air carrier to order Americana
made jet transports.
The transaction, which will
cost kim $50 million, win de-
liver eight Douglas DC-8s In
March of 1860 for transatlantic
and other intercontinental
routes.
The announcement was made
simultaneously in The Hague
New York and Los Angeles.
Also announced were the or
ders for four Lockheed Super
Consultations l049-Gs for de-
livery in 1855. 10 Douglas DC-7Ci
for 1857, nine Vickers Viscount'
turbo-prop airliners for 1857 and
two Fokker F-27 Friendship
Iturbo-props for 1858 delivery,
Royal Dutch is the only air.
line which has operated all type.
|of Douglas aircraft beginning
with the Dc-2 In 1894.
The company maintains q
feet Of more than 80 twin.
engine and four -engine aircraft
operating over a 150.00O-miis
network Of air routes spanning
Evening star., 1955-11-17

ported to have given White
House aides a report on the In
quiry.
A Republican. Mr.. Cross was
appointed by former President
Truman in 1850. He never has
confirmed publicly the reports
that he vas getting ready to re-
enter private enterprise.
Keeshin Quoted
Mr.. Juliana's telegram quoted
John L. Keeshin. president Of
Railroad Transfer Service, as
|testtfying Tuesday that he:
won the contract with the
railroads solely on merits OF his
proposal. Received no assist
ance from Gross. Only offer to
employ Cross was made some
time ago and was not In con-
|nection with contract under dis
|cussion.p
Mr.. Cross has told newSmen,
|''I deny categorically that there
was any offer" Of Q job with Mr..
Keeshin connected with the con-
tract. But he declined comment
when asked whether he had dis
|cussed the contract with the rail-
road people while It was being
negotiated.