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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

I5s7 EYE ST N.w.-Rooms, 81 UP
Also housekeeping. Cali RE. =
Across from Bureau Of STANDARDS
1888 18th ST. NV. - Business
women, sgle and dh!e. rms clean.
1eapt; iurn.: mod. baths, NO
= BLKs. FROM 18th AND IRVING.
crosstOvn bus---ssgi. rm,, pvt bath Nh
MILL RIB. AID. 4-eo9@:. -
1855 r ST. N.W.--2nd-aoor front
single room, with Southern ex-
poaNre: - 81 vk. -
81 A DAY Der person. Ilul l7tn
NV --httrac safe -dble nm 81 Tk
up VASNEs HOTEL DI 1883
2I6O 18th ST NV --Loveig rms
some with pvt bath distinctive sd.
dress; daily maid service e4;hr
sxit' honard rates 81 81 up weekly
CO 5-1JSi
1870 GIRARD ST, NV. The Palmer
House Desirable single rooms In
DOWNTOWN Clean. extra spacious,
doubles, laundry, Tv psivils.. s.,
per person sll a. sEie. HO. =
FoR GENTLEMEN - Use of Kitchen
and living room; reasonable rem;
ia OH sr. N.w.-wsrm, single
room. running water. $3.50 uk.;
also Ink room. rl3.75 Wk. --6
o n. RO.K GREEN PK.--Douole.
So ca: sslc, $40 Kit. tacils.,
.p!i, bath. NO; 1-5l G3; -,
Clean ssig an rp "a run lasS Tater mHid
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. ~ Clean
since rooms; new furniture; maid
sew: $3.50 wk. up. no. 2-e5s9
liz
I3.t EMERSON sT.-Nicely turn.,
clean. reaS. mr.. bath; good storage
and parking. unlimited phone,
1904 18th ST. NV, downtown
Neatly iurn. rms, S5-s7 per wk. or
by mo, maid serv. AID. 4-0i9?
~
aIsF ST. N.w.-Refgr grill, sink,
clock radio, ~. African mattress,
s3aslt Xxx. Ex 3,yta3 -n.,,.a
single rooms, near bath: So and
rsa.553 IR WEN N.w.-ve5y lge. rm
semi-pyt. bath private scr. porch,
pvt home; ample transp, and res:
,. ssSTa cRl1rE III Hs sr INV Nw-sn sim
trans. Phone in room RA. 6-53oo
JUST Modern. at,rac, tnrn,
studio rooms: pvt. and semipvt
cGnsojfRacErowS.c Gym saas aye 2 ss nv S
room, kit, semipyt bath; lady;
S6s Seen l:-3 AID, 4-3o46 ewes.
WYO. AVE. -Bsmt.. sgl.. uv' beth
new. furn.: bkshelvS,; use Steinway;
artistic home. S25 mo. DU, i-3lh 3.
SOS MASS. AVE- rms, kitchen
Employed couple; $50 -!
.EXCFLLENT NEiGHBORHOOD New
Quiet family. Pleasant corner rm
next e bath, RA; ,ss-339a -l IN
1;?0 10Th ST. N.W.--hIir. n Ssie
maid service; reas NO, 7-342"
-
Officers Service Club
Rms pv dav wk month with club
and socia activities for active. u:
active ano reserve officers lB44
2ist ST ma AID 4-24nu
ST WEEK
wk Suit. for ladies or gentlemen.
next to bath maid service: blk
OF Conn, walking dist. downtown
l"2G l7th st, NV IL
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th NV, HU. 3-6ll6
Rooms with private bath, s" 4 80
week and lip Dining room, "i-hour
elevator and switchboard. Singles,
So dav. SI0.5n week
THE MAURY
7nl 10Th st. n,w.--Large twin rms,
steam heat, maid and elev. service.
| $40 weekly. y
GORDON HOTEL
n.twesn K and Eye on 18th, within
watkins distance OF shopping and
Govt. bldes. downtown. Nice sEle
and dble rms Reas. vkly. ana mo-
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GEORGETOWN
] $50 Both St nv: atr-cond; .
bedrms, accommodates 3 persons
liv. rm. din, rn.. Ice. kit. and bath
completely furn: linens, china and
cooking utensils; $3.50 per mo
JOSEPH NJ. WISE. 1899 Wis. ave,
NV DIJ .-O1OO -
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THE MONTANA

1IL 4NOIN I H4NN
1925 NJ st. NV - Beautifully fun.
..bedrm apt. suit for = or 4.
ConV. downtown location p bloCE
of Conn. ave, Abr. elev. and
switchboard service Contact resi-
dent MANAGER. d. T-S1Sl II
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CoLoRED-I9I5 10th ST. NV
. rms, kitchen and bath. elevator
apt, bldg. Reasonable, See Janitor.
CoLoRED-NEw DE LUXE a-bed-
Tm; apis. Rent. 500 so: 25l 5-45
posures. pullman kits. with de luxe
food freezer refgr.. concrete drive
ways TO your front door; pvt.
entrs.. individually controlled base
board hot water heat. Ceramic tiled
bathrooms. Polished oak floors
auto. clothes washers and, drivers;
lSei Individually contr9lled, renti-
rstions; 10 cleo. circuits for all
tioning and color Tv Fully insu-
lated walls and ceilings for year
round comfort. EXpandable bed
rms, to make them larger or
Many other unusual features, Rent.
500. 50 plus utils. VIC. VS. buses.
Is nlks. out Nichols ave from inter-
section OF Good Hope I'd. turn left
on morris RI s r. past g new public
Green. 1874 Gainesville street
SON. 1927 x st. NV. NA. so33a6:
Ewes, or Sun. JU.. 7-651S. D
COLORED--5"5 18th ST. S.E.-Of
II St Modern 1-bedrm. apt. equip.
kitchen: S67 so mo. Call Mr.. Du-
c XII oR III; 7sat%o ,an ST NW6
Lovely . and 3 bedrm. apis; SO
Adults only. Marshall ]. WAPLE
CoLoRED-sOI EYE sT. N:W,.:Two
ne: semibath, h-w.h, cleo, gas;
S45 co. 5-2123. 6'
COLORED-7OO BLK. PARK RID.
NV rm., kit. and bath: furn.
or unfurn.' newly dec. Call RA.
COLORED-i1Oo NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.--1St commercial: =
rms bath. gas h.-wh., row brick
Move in with 500 cash and low
monthly terms. CALL VINNICK &
COHEN. ME, s-@294. FE. 3-2S64.
UoLoRBD - III LINCOLN RD.
NE. a rms. tile kit, pantry. bath:
gas heat, pch.. rear I'd; sos. Also
several houses avail. DE, 2-56l6.
CoLoRED-e LARGE bedrms.. Iiv.
rm.. kit, bath, LIST n. Garage incl.
$40; il0l NV. AID; 2,6Sl7. -
COLOKED-3O5 ST. NV, Apt.
Sd bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. and
bath, in convenient location. SIS: 80
E. DAVIS CO., 1929 X ST, NV. MA.
s-O352
COLoRED-HUNTW APIS.
Nice l-bedroom apartment available.
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q hAhot ~ ySu NoAAS J0A
$sSsS. Hundreds of slightly
used mink garments at a
fraction of their original
cost. Shop and compare
Open Mon. and Thurs. till 9.
BASKIN FURS
y 9th and G
FURNITURE BARGAINS = Brand
;r din sm. liT' rm and bSdaihe
Some factory c!oscouts and floor
samples at great savings for cash.
sTAhLEP' 6 SID 18Th st. NV
FURN.-l"-pc. din I'm. suite; pair
library chairs miseei. household
fURN.-Must sacrifice for 81 500
entire furnishings J-rm. house. Incl.
'55 auto. Bendix. 50 - inch Mag
navox TV. Phone IA. a-i433. y
fURN-opening specials for the
entire h9mt Look over our aew
shop, 1916 P St nv. 2 to . . m.
Y 81; Eees Sny AZ st.r1 tii y Gu It
self dcfrostirE: dressing table and
bench; Gov. winthrop desk. bcdrm
chair, console radio comb large
Westinghouse fan Reasonable
RA. 3-lnUN, Ext 1869. >
FURN. UNCLAIMED - FIR. chairs,
S.; studio couch, so; book ase,
SIS: lawson iOvescst, $50. sofa,
$50; innersprinE matt, $40, Hid-a-
bed. $50: coil SprinG. 81: leather
top coffee table. SO: rollaway ned
S1:,; j-pc btdrn. set, S55: soiahed.
$40: chest. SO: din. set, >@5; desk
$40; sofa and chat. Ss5; tea vas
also reupholStrr sofa and chair. $50
incl labor and materials. Slip Gov
vers custom made, 2-pc. set, S5i
We do reinishing. Cabinet vnrk,
drapcr.eS. fu-u. cleaning. Easy
terms. HOFFMAN, UPHOL ST5P-
Frs, @i47 18th ST. nv" co, -
BIG, IL
GAS HEATERS
10000 to IS. 900 BTU, some with
blowers and thermostats large
asEort.: guar, BLOCKS. l14G Lee
hwy. mr. Kew Bridge. ia S-s7uo:
1910 Baltimore eve. WA. 7-I5ol
GAS FURNACE, Rot air. Ike new.
Big savings. K a. w SUPPLY CO.
1647 Bennins I'd. ne. IL. 6-3iss
pErPT US sSrEs co 333T Ga
ave n DE o5Sng
Gas PAEGF mn ..i2e Ttncy aud
ji@h. TscJ ,css than w PERI
end res. offer. Wa 1-pii-, -
GAS RANGE. 30" Roper. only used
& months IN hrand-new condition;
Alto burners; SIn5, He. 4-5s95.
GAG ,.xcrs nsw Mood. r.,.t- ~,
20, a. ranees ACMF STOVE
.ioii III st, NV. Ma, $3.50.
isss coaf WOOD e,ec ACME
sT0vE rGii ~" NV IA s-S05a
HOUSE FunNiTIRE; ., T,aS 50 e,
'e'' 80 AZ nav 80" o. -"
uorSrun1n rTruS wo,hs Coz.
poTeh chrirs. 81 3o,S3 50; sunbeam
ee n6a oTs GipPsis cot sam ana cGP stt S0
50; trunk 81 garden tools eiee
rpGSrp H Ts ,ort.t,; i,-'' - ia o. ",d
ih aS dn9p pot! 5n WtI yes so, o'a
S'0o ''n"'''0"' '" wa -
MOiOhs' nought. sou 81 Tr15...1rpTfCI,
maEsI LnNes' prices LIZ ~
E9oIf' ~" 20 ohe'"'"n ~ ~
oH.BuRNER uNIT1Good condi i
u,.n1Ene A., Il 60 H., q
OiL bShStL t;rsee sh ~ u ~ uscd
ers anu iuInhCsS. Has UI ~, u s',t t.
piiss WIN sell outright and show
you how to install or we viii m
stall for you II We haven't got We
can get Il. We can save you money
KE. S ~ IS !, .,,, ,,,,,,. ,,,., ~ !,
KE s. InsS Ill
as new: ! cosl AIRED with erStieS
Reasonable. KE. S-5aHs, u
OIL BURNERS-Gun type brand
new, with . controls. tor Cony,eeTr'
sion or replacement S""' ne
oil II9Y FiKEp ruRSacE-warm nj air
will heat i-rm. house: gun type oil
SSoEnnnsttalon' "eS''iiS'''"Se' "'""'I
oil, TANKS, new, 275-gal.; del, $40
o KE s;59 ss,p RENT with o0,io ito ! +,
sSg sp!nss and saeTd models
5 5T,a.n ana nHh q st slGTE' 5 TVfi
Tee INV Arlington. and 033n
Georgia ave silver Spring Sub.
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10000 to 5000 BTU, some with
blowers and thermostats; large
assort: guar, BLOCKS. lr4G Lee
hwy. mr. Kew Bridge. ia $500:
4610 Baltimore eve. WA. 7-i5ol
GAS FURNACE. rot air; Ike new
Big savings. K a. w SUPPLY CO,
1647 Bennins I'd. ne. IL. 6-3l ss.
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GORDON HOTEL

OOItDOIN 41O III
X. and Eye on 18th, within
watkins distance OF shopping and
Govt. bldes. downtown. Nice sRle
and dble rms Reas. wklY. ana mo
rates. MA, S-6264.
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COLORED
1928 Harvard ST. NV, Apt. 1.-Two
rooms. kitchen and bath, utilities
included for S6g,50.
/ l22 18th st. NV, Apis, 3 and 4
Each has . rooms, kitchen, bath
and Arcola heat, S55.
1851 Morris I'd Sc, Apt. 3--Two
rooms. Kitchen and bath; gas heat,
$50 50
1369ia Pennsylvania ave. Send
FIR. . rooms and bath: h-w. heat.
C. H. PARKER CO. MA. s-2326
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Sale. rn.; also dble. rms; Sl".iH
wk. Suit. for ladies or gentlemen,
next to bath maid service blk
OF Conn, walking dist. downtown
l"26 nth st. NV IL
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GAS RANGE, full size. Timer and
ii~ht. Used ess than J VI, PERI
cond rs$- Offer we. T-at1T. -
GAS RANGE. 30" Roper. only used
months. IN hrand-new condition;
extra larFe oven, waist hiTh hTuiler.
auto. burners; S1@5. HE. 4-5s35
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APIS. MISUNDERSTANDING.

ROCKVILLE. 2. and bedrooms.
living rm., dinette, kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch; near
schools and shopping center; sos
to $50 plus utils. Pc. 2-4296.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
WILDERMUTH--
SPANGENBERG

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hilton
Wiidermuth of Silver Spring
ANNOUNCE the engagement Of
their daughter Jane Catharine
to Mr.. David Byron Spangen-
berg, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Spangenberg Of Takoma
Park.
Miss Wildermuth and MIR.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
BY sELWA ROOSEVELT

The weatherman's face
should be very red.
Because Of his "capricious"
predictions, the Brazilian AM
bassadol and Mime. Muniz had
to make a quick change in
plans for the party they gave
yesterday at the Embassy.
1t was planned as garden
party and for several days the
gardener had been hard at
work making everything beau
tiful.
Then when the clouds
started to gather yesterday.
Nine. Muniz telephoned the
weather bureau for their opin-
ion. They told her it would
rain between 7 and 8 o'clock,
so sne decided to receive her
guests indoors.
It didn't rain after all. But
guests had just as nice time
in the spacious drawing rooms
so I suppose the weather.
man shouldn't stay in the dog
house too long.
Leaving for Europe
This was the MuniZ' last
big party before they leave
July 8 for 4 two-month trip
to Europe. They will visit
Spain and Nine. Muniz' native
country-France.
Early arrivals last night in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Graves and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr.. and both
couples leave shortly for va
cations in Maine.
On the other hand. Mrs.
Herbert Hoover. jr.. and Mrs.
George Humphrey reported
they will be spending the sum-
mer in Washington.
Representative Joseph Mar
tin, Justice and Mrs. Harold
Burton, Mr.. Nelson Rockefel-
Ter, Mrs. Clifford Folger, Mr..
and Mrs. william P. Mac
Cracken, Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
Summers, Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice H. Thatcher also were
there.
Makins Attend
Former Ambassador and
Mrs. John Wiley were in din
ner clothes en- route to the
Edgar A. Mowers. The Brit
ish Ambassador and Lady
Makins and Mr.. Edgar Morris
had just come from a cock
tail party at the Charles Muir
chisons in honor of Sir Ron
aid and Lady Weeks. Sir
Ronald is chairman Of the
Vickers- armstrong corp ora
tion. makers of the Viscount
airplane.
Mrs. Myron Cowen had Just
Herbert Hoover. jr., the Ga
briel Haughes. and Vice ADJ
miral and Mrs. Geoffrey Bar
nard.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Miss Howard
Becomes Bride

Miss Jane Howard. daughter
of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Harold
Howard of Fort Myer became
the bride on June 4 of 1t.
George E. Goodall, USMC.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Goodall of Montabello.
Calf.
The ceremony took place at
the Fort Myer Main Chapel
with Chaplain Emmett CASH
man officiating. The couple
are residing in Pensacola, Fla,
where 1t. Goodall is a student
at the Naval Flight School.
The bride is a graduate Of
Mary Washington College Of
the University of Virginia and
1t. Goodall is a graduate Of
Los Angeles State University
and the Marine School at
Ouantico,
Evening star., 1955-06-22

why they think America is
that sticky, I wouldn't know.
Others obviously never have
had a twitchy nose because
they're insisting that it be
goldenrod.
Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Walter Robertson said
they had been on a vacation
for two weeks. out, said the
wife of a globetrotter, 1--WE
lived in a suitcase the ertire
time"
To show you how big the
British Embassy is. une of
their staff who thought Am
bassador and Lady Makins
were in San Francisco, was
surprised when they showed
UP at the Harcourts'.
The Embassy's musical pair,
Messrs. Sharp and FletJ. were
both on hand with their wives.
In the financial section of
their mission, they work close
ly with financier and economic
minister, Lord Harcourt. The
latter's father, by the way.
was first cousin to J. P. Nor
gan.
More from financial brack-
cts present were President of
the international Bank Eugene
Black, who sauntered in from
his own garden wearing a navy
sport jacket with gold buttons;
Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Andrew
Overby: Leslie Berry. Austral-
ian director Of the Bank and
Fund. and Dick Demuth of the
bank staff. Mrs. George Hum
phrey came by with apologies
that her husband couldn't be
there, too, and others were
Mrs. Sinclair Weeks and Mrs.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
SPEAKING
Pdrty Pldns Upset
By Weather Report

returned from driving daugh-
ter Sandra up to Bristol. Pa,
where she will be a resident
actress at the Henley Players
summer theater.
Other guests included Miss
Irene Boyle. whose departure
for England has been held up
by the British strikes; French
Minister Pierre Millet, who
leaves Saturday for a month
in France; and the Italian
Ambassador and Signora
Brosio. she in a stunning white
linen suit and matching hat
by de Givenchy.
From Diplomatic Colony
The Ambassador of South
Africa and Mrs. Holloway were
just back from New York, and
others from the diplomatic
colony included Ambassador
Gruber OF Austria; Senhora de
Esteves-Fernandes, wife of the
Portuguese Ambassador; the
Uruguay Ambassador an d
Sonora de Mora; Ambassador
Gunewardene of Ceylon;
French Minister and Nine.
Jacque Vimont, the Count and
Countess de la Grandville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elovius Mangor.
Others present included Col.
and Mrs. Robert Guggenheim,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz,
Representative and Mrs.
Brooks Hays; Father Gilbert
Hartke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Mott, Miss Madeline Austin,
Miss Dolly Corbin and Comdr.
and Mrs. Phillip Evans.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Rv RETTY REAlE
Bob Stevens, Mott Ridgwdy
Praised ut FinucQne Dinner
By BETTY BEALE

Bank of New York at the age
of "a and served for 8 years.
He resigned to enter the Army
right after Pearl Harbor and
served four years as a colonel.
In 1948 he was elected chair
man Of the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York. Again
later he resigned to enter the
Army. this time as Secretary.
He has been a trustee of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of
New York for nearly II years,
a trustee of Roosevelt Hos
pital in New York. and of the
Rockefeller Foundation. And
the list goes on, ending up with
elder of the Crescent Avenue
Presbyterian Church of Plain
field, N. j. Plans for business
and family are the cause of his
leaving the Government the
end of July.
Lord and Lady Harcourt Hosts
Viscount and Visconntess
Harcourt entertained at cock
tails yesterday In the garden
of their S street home, which
they lease from the Jack
Cabots. The setting was SO
pretty 1t prompted a guest to
say. You British always have
such beautiful gardens"
THE British had nothing to
do with it," quipped tall, dis
tinguished looking Lord Har-
court. Three Italians left
here at 500" Since the
party began at $50, the gar
deners got out by the skin of
their teeth.
Nine. Couve de Murville
admired the sweep of green
lawn that goes all the way
back to Bancroft place. =.
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman sat
on the lower. terrace and re-
called the first San Francisco
conference when her cousin,
Averell, was severely criticized
for what he said about the
Communists, then our allies,
Representative Frances Boil
ton was there, wearing one Of
her own garden roses in a
tiny heart-shaped vial. Her
bill to make the rose our ma
tional flower was languishing
in the House, she said, due to
hundreds of letters from OBJ
jectors. Some want cactus to
be our national flower. though
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Miss Regan
Is Married
To Justice

Miss Joan Regan. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Regan
Of New York City and East
Hampton. L. l.. was married
to New York Supreme Court
Justice Owen McGovern on
Monday in a ceremony in the
private chapel Of His Eminence
Francis Cardinal Spellman's
residence in New York City.
Cardinal Spellman celebrated
the nuptial mass and per-
formed the marriage cere-
mony, which was followed by
a small reception at the Am
bassador Hotel. A papal bless
ing was read by Cardinal Spell
man.
The bride wore a gown Of
French poult-de-soie, cut on
princess lines and designed by
Oldric Royce. She carried a
white prayer book.
Miss Katherine Mooney of
New York was maid of honor
and Miss Kathleen Virginia
Regan. sister Of the bride, was
flower girl. Mr.. John j. Giffln,
jr., was best man.
The bride was introduced to
society in 1949 at a private
dance given by her mother and
father at the Ritz Carlton and
at the Debutante Cotillion.
She is a graduate of the Con-
vent o. the Sacred Heart and
of Manhattanyille College of
the Sacred Heart. She is a
member of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Ladies Of Charity,
the Catholic Big Sisters and a
member of the New York Jun
ior League.
Justice McGovern, before his
election to the Supreme Court
of the State Of New York. pre-
viously served in the State
Legislature and as a justice of
the City Court Of the City of
New York. During World War
II he served as an officer in the
United States Navy, assigned
to the Office Of Strategic Serv-
ices.
AfGer a wedding trip in Eu-
rope the couple will reside in
New York.
Evening star., 1955-06-22

Sincerity was the keynote Of
the dinner speeches that en-
braced Secretary of the Army
Bob Stevens, Gen. Matthew
Ridgway and Undersecretary
of the Army Charles Finucane
at the latter's dinner Monday
evening at the 1925 F Street
Club. ,s
The dinner was for retiring
Chief of Staff Ridgway and
perhaps nobody else in the
company of 48, outside Of
those three men. knew that
evening that Bob Stevens also
was retiring.
The words of both Charlie
Finucane and Matt Ridgway
rang true. Said the host, I'm
my opinion, Gen. Ridgway is
one of the great men Of our
time. He single e-handedly
turned the tide of the Korean
War. He has always said
and done what he thought was
proper and whether everyone
agreed with him or not, they
all agree ne had the right to
say it,"
Gen. Ridgway will tell his
story to the people after his
retirement. He is negotiating
with a magazine for publica-
ton Of articles he will write
in August presenting his
opinion of the big mistakes
this country is making in cut
ting down armaments to such
a degree we can't meet our
commitments.
In his reply toast. Gen.
Ridgway paid special tribute
to his civilian chief. Il do not
know another man more de-
voted to duty than Secretary
Stevens He has so forthrightly
and valiantly stood for the
things he was convinced were
right. 1t has been a priv
ilege to serve under him"
OF course nobody in Wash
ington who really knows Bob
Stevens has ever doubted his
sincerity or conscientiousnesS.
And the extent of his activ-
tiles outside the textile busi-
ness give an indication of his
public endeavor.
He served as a second lieu
tenant in the Field Artillery
in 1918. He was elected a di-
rector of the Federal Reserve
Evening star., 1955-06-22
GELLMAN-LECKNER

Mr.. Arthur Sidney Gellman
announces the engagement of
his sister Ruth. daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gellman, to Mr.. Ira Michael
Leckner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Leckner. No date has
been set for the wedding.
MARTINO-AMOIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Mar
tino announce the engagement
of their daughter Constance
to Mr.. Michael A. Amoia, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amoia.
A fall wedding is planned.
TURRELL-FRANCIS-
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Wilson
Turrell of Alexandria an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Martha Grace
to Midshipman Bob Lawrence
Francis. son of Mrs. Gene
Aston and the late Mr.. Thomas
Miller Francis of Santa Fe,
N. Mex.
Midshipman Francis is at
tending the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
He attended the University of
New Mexico and served in the
United States Marine Corps
before entering the Naval
Academy.
HEIDER-ROSENZWEIG
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Albert
Heider of Hyattsville an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Carla Ann to
Mr.. Edward Charles Rosen-
zweig, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward August Rosenzweig Of
East Orange, N. j. The we'd
ding is planned for July 80.
Miss Heider was graduated
from Stephens College in CO.
lumbia, Mo-, and the Uiver-
sity of Maryland. Mr.. Rosen-
zweig was graduated from
Centre College in Danville,
KY. and is' now working as a
graduate assistant in the De-
partment of Bacteriology at
the University of Maryland.
Mr.. Rosenzweig served with
the United States Marine
Corps.
HARDY-FREAS
Mrs. Benjamin Hill Hardy
of Arlington announces the
engagement of her daughter
Mary Jean to Mr.. Donald
Hayes Freas, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond c. Freas of
Montgomery County. Md. A
late sum mer wedding is
planned.
Miss Hardy. daughter of the
late Mr.. Hardy, attended Ran
dolph-Macon Woman's College
and was graduated from
George Washington Univer-
.sity. Mr.. Freas atten d e d
George Washington University
and is a senior at West Vir-
ginia University.
WILDERMUTH-
SPANGENBERG
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hilton
Wiidermuth of Silver Spring
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Jane Catharine
to Mr.. David Byron Spangen-
berg. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Spangenberg Of Takoma
Park.
Miss Wildermuth and MIR.
Evening star., 1955-06-22

Herbert Hoover. jr., the Ga
briel Haughes. and Vice Ad-
miral and Mrs. Geoffrey Bar
nard.