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Evening star., 1955-11-13
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The Department Of the Dis
Itrict Of Columbia Auxiliary.
United Spanish War Veterans.
Iwill honor Mrs. Margaret Me-
Daniel. national president OF the
auxiliary. on her official visit,
land James H. Johnston. COM
lmander In chief, with 3 ban
lqlet at $50 pm. Tuesday at the
Hamilton Hotel. A reception
Twill follow the dinner.
Tickets may be obtained from
Margaret E. Burns. Dewey Aux
Hilary; Carman s. Ramos. Urell
AUXILIARY: Ethel E. Finn, Petit
AUXILIARY; Lucretia NJ. Eicholtz,
IAstor Auxiliary: BeuIali M. Cope,
Afiles Auxiliary. and Helen Girls
lsam, LawtOn Auxiliary, Of from
lany camp commander.
The department nembers ap-
Ipointed national aides for head
Quarters here are Tiilie Mae
Roth. Marie A. Lucas. Laura Al.
iSabins. Gertrude e. Miles and
Kathryn M. Lynch.
Mrs. While Blanche Cole has
been appointed department
chairman or child welfare.
Tomorrow at 3 pm. at $50
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. the
department president. Mrs. Mary
E. Chaplin, win ofiicially inspect
col. James s. Petit Auxiliary.
Gen. M. Emmett UrelI Auxil-
liary win meet "Wednesday at
Is pm. at 1912 Ninth street NV.
On Friday at 8 pm. at 92l
Pennsylvania avenue Sc, Henry
lW. Lawton Auxiliary win have
Ii party celebrating its 26th
birthday. The department pres
lident viii inspect the auxiliary.
On Saturday ut 8 pm. ct l0l2
Ninth street NV. Palawan
Swamp. Military Of Lizards, will
hold an evening Of games.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
PACKARD

1895 eoiips, $50. 10. b-37b4.
k4CkAlQs--- liss ~, .b2s, bss g
dT1y 8 dfts All tfadesil4 FOR 19B6
fEFkards. leoWnef cars; AZ Guar.
ascssiss seS SslIsrs is ssrs. LS LSc1tis ~.
FfYMS6xn can srremier). ssas;
sd siis, {. scss ;;d HfkhY ';ss H6 s6s sss' S2e
1855 Kenyon q. l9s
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% ET1EIf0oEa 2 90
redIo. heatfrt Alpine blue An
PARKWAY-FORD

PLyM0UTH .P4 sedan: equipped;
sacrInes sb9t Kks s-i)6S5<
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr.: good paint.
brakes. sttefirg, clutch. tires. efc.s
3166, IA. o-65of.
RLX1l0uTH 1858 cranbrook 4-dr.:
ssssi sgssssivs; co. Ssilss saS6s lpv MI ovnsfff
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Georges "Home Shopping Service"

Con now II onyms doy night representative
podb onhsspot odn oo~unes
your how cosy to buy on Georges fomos e
Eoy Terms.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Stohlmarl Chevrolet
excellent condition: S4ab.
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
5335 WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7lf

PLYMOUTH 1855 cranbrook club
very clean: tinest eond.; SSas:
trade. terms. WOLFE MOTORS,
1901 wisconsin ave. NV. EM. 81
0i43 Open sun. I'll 5 pm.
PLYMOUTH 1915 special 81 luxe
sedan r.. nj; dean nne conds k0-
$40 mo. MANY low PRICE CARS.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1921 Wisconsin
ave Nv, EN-. 5-fllk1. Open SUM
day III 4 psf3S 5
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PLYMOUTH "a
COS TNlWM

gaFoy 4-do0r: T. and NJ. Wv. tires
and aaS cther other . .;s s;xtrss; 2stcns s3t anish: 3
il neN-car condition thFonEhout: !:
should he seen: xf.IRa
MACAL MOTORS, INC.
esia 0A f,AsEES AyE aMI1S6.TTu Mw Tu. s-soiI
PLYMOUTH 80 VS.. custom Bubuf-
equip auto. trans. Wv. tires: red
and white: cost $4,000: 8 wkH. old: !:
owner learing country for Govt; !;
must sscrfnce. 1000 Or best oifef.
10. 42TS47.
PLYMOUTH ISL conveFtibie: Yadfo.
heater: torch red hnish. with ex-
cellent top. $64b.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

6I6SM0BIEE 1855 ssS. 7-df.;
ially equipped. $500 cssh and take
ns,,E nsyeE !, Rsysnsnss 4 I WI q 2ss3s5 81 4
4fs s snd II. SSaa 81 : !.
aEi hydra. {. and H.. 97Qes s93
49, hydra. and b., E109e.
Nin. ave. ne. ~ 9th. II. d-d464.
6LbS A 4-dr.: hydra. r, a., $50.
sCzNTRAL MOTOR CO
Evening star., 1955-11-13

6LpsM0BIf,E 1885 .eSH de luxe
Holiday. coupe; smart coral and
white, with radio, heater, hydra
! matte, power steefing. brakes, elee.
WINDOWS. seat covers; Oldsmohile's
ntost peculiar model: terms or trade:
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BEDS ,S5 de lake sspSss HOLIDAY club
eoups: 2-tone Kreens with matching
leather interior. w,-w. tires. n, NJ
seat, Windows, E-Z eve Eiass. tua-
mae. eond., $500 actual miles.
fully Guaranteed, $J.1ah Trade
tsfnis. WOfFE MOTORS, 1901
wlseonsin . ave ..,I n.T-. EM- 3.oi42.
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PARlKiWAllY-FORD

= = - - w - = - N~NAAAeN
S0si n 81. NV, RI. 3-2204
RLYM0UTH 1853 heater. signais.
fOysrsi 81 rwNnR. s1Tssd lass. s.iseS ,Sg nileAss.
PLYlSOUTH 1855 Plaza: 2-tons;
power steerine, power trAnsinlssinn.
heater: low mileage; excellent cosi-
ditson: Telephcns District 1-OeBs.
PLFa6UTH 4s 4-aoor; psrf. sond.:
Sess y o,rsr. s u. vs. saasoss $40 =
+ kLYM0UTM 81 crafbrcok 4-door;
r. and h.: glle-nYnef car. 9dph,
q. As SIS down. MCNEIL pom
IhG II III. iso s.srs W. y ss.S.sa. sss ri 5000
PLyMoUTH ,5s savoy VII 2-tops:
nss. ,iks nsw s inside sne a. ont: eauip.;
ROYAL. MOTORS, INC.
CHRYsLER -pfyMoUTH-fMpEKI
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia 9-2g0U
PLYMOUTH 81 Suburban aii-mefai
&c Mas. and z; one owner;
no4oss Dssaal szsh asd III r j. anohss sVs. n.s..
"a. 6-66s6. s, 4
PONTIAC 1888 $50 Catalina cpe.
heautifui iisht blue, power STEERING
and brakes; a0.000-mile guaf.s
STANDARD PONTIAC
z404 r. !. Ave. NE UN. 4-66ef
PONTIAC Bb Star chief 4-dr.: air.
conditioned. hydfamAtic. power
save III 300. HOOD PONTIAC. J ~ II 1
Conneesieilt W0. 6-H409.
tiop, GOOD tires; $3.50 cash, call
Ev. 4-3I74 weekdays after pm.
PONTIAC SO Chieftain de luxe
eony.; has@Dldz So engine, hy-
drA4. +. and ~. turn signals. Wv.
tires This y real sharp. hot car.
must es seen % be appreciated;
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
I7s6 Good Hope Izd s.E. Lu, ! aeS7
ssdsn. sa.iag; used i.000 MI:
hydrs hydra, Dowsr ssssriDE ,D gys,,,,, rsy ysI- i
3asi conneetieut. Wo. s.s4oo. II 80
PONTIAC '65 star Chief 4.door sed. !:
sssslp.; iosdsd: s6.ooS..anllis susIs JAZZ ];
STANDARD III PONTIAC
4f04 4. l. Ave. NE UN. 4.666l
fQNTiAC 1919 statIon wagon: nv
Y used: $500 Save 81. .Oi1 FLOOD
PONTIAC <11i connectteut WO.
0-s410
B PONTIAC IS etaR Chief cow: red
and black; fully equip. car; power
steering and brakes. 30.000-mils
STANDARD PONTIAC
400 n. Il Ave. NE On. 4-B0of
PONTIkC sbb a97ls 2-dr.. eduir |:
81, ,ODbs Come early.
STANDARD PONTIAC
4104 n. I Ave. NE. UN. 1-B66l
PONTIAC 1854 station wagon 4-dF. |:
y hydra: power brakes; 5000 mi.
S2s29b. ~. 4-0zge. --i4
PONTIAC 1854 Chleftain Catalina
coupe; let black finisfi. fuzzy EQUIP, /:
S,000-iliiie carr like new NtsBNS.
STANDARD PONTIAC
44A4 r l, Ave, NE uN. 4-S6ei
PONTIAC 1885 star chief Catalina
and brakes. fully eaulp.: 30, 0n0-
mile guar; 2 left 70 choose from:
STANDARD PONTIAC
440f h. /. ave. NE UN. 4-6e6i
PONTIAC 55 convert biue and
white: eauippeds low miiehae. Must
,sss;t, &C. ,ss, esst 81 o5sr ~, cases $50 40.
snd x. "a. oeod tires ana w sd
New paint. Sfsk cash uns z-o156
PONTIAC ~ "eg sednt.: =. n: ~
hydra; you need ear, need money
make cfFsr. 724 Upssl 81 80. IL
Evening star., 1955-11-13

OIb6MoBiLE 1885 Super ssS''
Anish, fully equipped Including
power steerins. brakes; oidslno-
hileis newest and most popular
hardtop styling: iefms or trade.
AkerS OldS- Cadillac
Fairlinstcn shopping Center $.
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0fl1B 19l7: RQOd Condition: I. and
h:s turn eiRnals; sf7s o. best efier.
oaIhbs s. door hardtop Holiday
super '.es.. power steering: 800
HOOD PpNTIAc, l22I connseti-
6insM0hfi.K 1888 supcr egg:
fnily equipped. power steering, hy-
ornnetLc: IN. 2-2823. i4
Ing Gonth: need cash. 9I75. AP.
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AkerS Dlds- Cadillac

oLDs ,55 Super 4s6'' Convertible
coupe. hydarRatie. radio. heater,
power sfssrinE and power brakes,
tinted glass, y ~. tires, beautiful
2-tone 1nish. All leather Interior.
5nis car eannot be told from new.
Don't miss tails value. only $2,98h.
Safety tested for your protection;
e0-day written warranty.
pAT1Y. RpnC fOldcl
Evening star., 1955-11-13
PLYMOUTH 1858

crapbrook, 4-docr sedan With radio.
town. S6s6. 81, s-1o6o, --ls
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6kDeM0BfEE 1855 Super see se-
dan special Gteen and white nntshs
all extfAB, including power eteeFknE,
Fever nrskes ss ,'g., Veteran. Day sDe-
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Mrs. Stovitsky
To Be Honored

Mrs. Michael A. StavltSky,
recently appointed national
chairman. Women's Division.
State of Israel Bond Organiza-
tion. will be honored at a tea
Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Isador S. Turnover, 1916
Spruce drive NV.
Mrs. Stavitsky will report
to local women leaders on ma
tional plans for women's par
ticipation in the 1855 Israel
Bond campaign, and will lead
a discussion on the role of
women of the local area in the
drive.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Enquqenents Announced

Mrs. Francis D. Klimkiewicz.
Mr.. Klimkiewicz attended the
The University of Maryland. A
June wedding is planned.
PorIino- Hochheimer
MI. Samuel A. Porlino of
Hyattsville announces the en-
gagement of his daughter
Josephine Margaret to Mr..
Bernard F. Hochheimer. son
of Mrs. Nicholas Hochheimer
of Rochester, N. Y. and the
late Mr.. Hochheimer. The
wedding will take place in
September.
Miss Porlino, daughter of the
late Mrs. Porlino, was gradu-
ated from the University of
Maryland. Mr.. Hochheimer is
a graduate of St. Bonaventure
University and the University
of Rochester.
Coffren Budd
Mrs. Stanley M. Coffren an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter Dolores Louise to Mr..
John H. Budd. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry j. Budd. Miss Cof-
fren is the daughter of the late
Mr.. Coffren.
The wedding will take place
May ID.
GorofoIo- -CoIohon
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gar
ofalo of Allenhurst. N. j., an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Virginia to MIR.
Paul M. Colohan. son Of Mrs.
Ann w Colohan and the late
Mr.. Frank l.. Colohan.
Miss Garofalo is employed
by the Signal Corps Engineer
ing Laboratory, Fort Mon
mouth, N. j. Mr.. Colohan is
attending George Washington
University. He served in the
United States Navy.
CoppeIIetti- Bee
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile B. Cap
pelletti of New York City an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Dolores Marie
to Mr.. Robert Norman Bee.
son of Mrs. Clarence o. Bee
and the late Mr.. Bee Of Mil
waukee.
Miss Cappelletti is an
alumna of Holy Cross Acad-
emy and the Katherine Gibbs
School in New York. Mr.. Bee
is a graduate of the College
of Liberal Arts, Marquette
University. and the Foreign
Service and Graduate schools
of Georgetown University He
is an economist in the Office
of international Finance of
the Treasury Department
The wedding will take place
on April %.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Mr., Dulles
ToHonor
Mr.. Menzies

Secretary of State and Mrs.
John Foster Dulles will enter
tain at dinner at Anderson
House tonight in honor OF
Prime Minister Menzies of
Australia, who arrived in
Washington yesterday for a
weeks official visit.
The Prime Minister was to
have lunched with President
Eisenhower earlier today.
One of the high lights of
the Australian visitors stay
is expected to be the luncheon
which members of the press
and radio and television cor
respondents and news photog-
raphers will give in his honor
on Wednesday at the Hotel
Statler
The Prime Minister is now
staying at Blair House. but
will leave there Thursday
morning to spend the remain
der of his stay in Washing
ton with the Australian Am
bassador, Sir Percy Spender,
at the Australian Embassy.
A stag dinner tomorrow
night and a stag luncheon
on Thurs day have been
planned by Sir Percy in Prime
Minister MenZies' honor. A
large reception at the Embassy
on Friday is also scheduled.
During his visit here, the
Prime Ministe, will have dis
cussions with the Secretary Of
Defense, the chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and other
administration representatives.
He is scheduled. to leave
Washington on Sun ay,
March 20.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Karl Mundts
Entertained
ByHotches
THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. c.
MONDAY, MARCH IL, 1855

DR.. and Mrs. Paul H. Hatch
entertained at a reception yes
terday in honor of Senator and
Mrs. Karl E. Mundt at the
American Newspaper Women's
Club.
The party was planned as
a post-election celebration OF
the South Dakota Senator's
reelection to Congress. and
though delayed month due
to the busy schedules of the
honor guests and their hosts.
was we'll attended by more
than 200 of their mutual
friends.
Among those expected for
the S to z o'clock event were
the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. George Humphrey.
the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Arthur Summerfield, the
former secretary to the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Thomas E.
Stephens and a good repre-
sentation from both houses OF
Congress.
Among the Senator's coll
leagues on hand to shake his
hand, accompanied by their
wives, we're Senators Everett
Dirksen, Bourke Hickenlooper.
Styles Bridges. John Brlcker.
George Bender, Frank Bar
rett, William Jenner. Thomas
Kuchel, Edward Martin.
Thomas Martin, George Ma
lone, Andrew Schoeppel, Her
man Welker. Homer Capehart
and Barry Goldwater.
Also there were the ambas-
sador-designate to the Philip
pines and former Michigan
Senator and Mrs. Homer Fer
guson, and Mrs. Pat McCarran.
widow of the Nevada Senator.
Others from official and
residential circles who planned
to attend were the Treasurer Of
the United States Ivy Baker
Priest and her husband Mr..
Roy F. Priest, former Senator
and Mrs. Harry Cain. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Guggenheim, the
Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs. Ormonde Kieb. the
Assistant Secretary of the In
terror and Mrs. Orme Lewis,
Judge and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Garraghy. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Culbertson, Judge Mill
dred E. Reeves, Mrs. Harry
Grant Meem, Mrs. Wade Ellis
and Mrs. Howard Coffin.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Miss Taylor
Is Married

Miss Mary Elizabeth Taylor.
daughter of Mrs. Robertson
Taylor, was married recently
to Mr.. Frank Lawrence Ste
vens, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Stevens of Chicago.
The Rev. Dr.. Edward G.
Latch performed the cere-
mony in the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church.
The bride attended the Uni
versity of Maryland. At present
she is secretary to Director of
Intelligence, United States Air
Force. Mr.. Stevens is Washing
ton correspondent for Metro
Group Newspapers.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Hon0erFergusons
To Be Honored
staff Photos by Arnold Taylor.

Mrs. Parker West will give a
reception in honor of former
Senator Homer Ferguson, who
has been nominated as Ambas-
sador to the Philippines, and
Mrs. Ferguson, from S to Z on
Sunday. March 20. The party
will be held in Mrs. Vests
apartment at 2101 Connecticut
avenue.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Weddinq Announced

Announcement is made of
the wedding February IA of
Mrs. Minnie Goodman and Mr..
Isa Bobys. The ceremony took
place in Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1955-03-14

nent Capt. Betty bea'e
tai socialites, drew 70 to the
Sulgrave Club. AS honor guest
at the Congressional Club re-
ception, mfr. Sam" received
the considerable turnout Of
$50. Club members were al
lowed to take two or three
guests each to the 4-to-6 con-
gressional party yesterday,
which was not the case when
the club entertained for the
Chief Executive and Mrs.
Eisenhower, and $50 attended.
But the figures do give some
indication that even COM
pared to the President of the
United States. Mr.. Rayburn
Is a decided drawing card.
Actually, Sam went to both
parties. After shaking all those
hands, he attended the Sui
grave dinner that boasted an
other Government VIP of
even higher rank-the Chief
Justice. AS a matter of fact,
the jeweled, satin and black
tie gathering was loaded with
rank.
French, Italian ENJOYS Attend
Seated at the six tables for
10 or l2-three tables in the
oval room and three in the
dining room-Were French
Ambassador Couve de Murville
who couldn't be nicer; the Ital-
ian Ambassador and Signora
Brosio-she in a heavenly gown
of grey blue satin with a pink
satin stole; the British AM
basSador and Lady Makins;
the Swedish Ambassador and
Nine. Bohemian and the Vene-
zuelan Ambassador and Sonora
de Gonzalez.
Welfare Secretary Oveta
Culp Hobby and emerald
draped Mrs. Clarence Mackay
of New York were the ladies
whose amusing company an
absent Senator missed. The
empty place between them
bore the place card of Sem
ator Warren Magnuson. But
seated on the other side of
Oveta, Earl Warren kept her
entertained with some little
known data about his court.
Mrs. Warren was there too,
and so was the late Chief
Justices wife. Mrs. Fred
Vinson. Also in the well known
feminine department were
Alice LongWorth; Mrs. Eisen-
hoWer's sister, Mike Moore;
Mrs. Arthur Fowler and Caro-
lyn Nash.
Peppery Mrs. LongWorth and
salty Sam Rayburn ribbed
each other ood-naturedly
throughout the evening from
their opposite political view-
points. After dinner when the
company moved into the ball
room where Mrs. MeSta showed
colored slides of her Russian
trip, Alice settled comfortably
in her favorite cross-legged
fashion on a sofa and Sam
sat on a chair beside her.
Poking fun at his $40 tax de-
duction, Alice waved a $40
bill at the Speaker who asked
her what was a Republican
doing with a picture of Andrew
jackson.
Former Ambassador James
Bruce (brother of David Bruce
and his handsome wife came
down from New York for the
swish dinner and Mr.. Max
Karolik was there from New
port.
Three of the more attrac-
tive bachelors of the official
Evening star., 1955-03-14

Mrs. Ella E. Moore of this
city and Lynchburg, Va, an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter Madelon to A/3c Paul
Terry Duncan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Duncan of Balti-
more, A spring wedding is
planned.
Miss Moore attended ToWson
Teachers College, Towson, Md;
Mr.. Duncan attended the Uni
versity of Baltimore School OF
Law. and is now serving with
the United States Air Force.
Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi,
Miss.
Kuehl-Loyne
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank William
Kuehl of this city, formerly of
Madison, Wis. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Katherine Ellen to 1t. Edward
B. Layne. jr., USMC, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Layne. The we'd
ding will take place this sum-
mer.
Miss Kuehl is a graduate of
the Holton-Arms School, Gen.
tenary Junior College and the
University of Maryland. At
present she is a Home Arts
teacher at Western Junior
High School. 1t. Layne at
tended Lynchburg College and
is a graduate of George Wash
ington Law School. At present
he is on active duty with the
United States Marine Corps at
Quantico.
Sheelor-Lyles
Maj. and Mrs. Kenneth H.
Sheelor announce the engage
ment of their daughter Nancy
Joy to Mr.. Robert H. Lyles, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Halle c. Lyles
of Alexandria.
Miss Sheelor is a graduate OF
Montgomery Junior College. Her
fiance was graduated from Ran
dolph Macon Mems College and
is attending the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary, Alexandria.
Voseo Curry
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Vasco
OF this city and Asheville,
N. c.. announce the engage
ment of their daughter Eliza
beth Elyse to Mr.. Raymond L.
Curry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Curry of this city and
Johnstown, Pa. The wedding
will take place in late May.
Horowitz- -Kiimkiewicz
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E.
Horowitz announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Nancy Jane to Mr.. Richard D.
Klimkiewicz, son of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Mrs. Grosner
Is Married

Mrs. Frances Grosner was
married March II to Mr.. H.
Paul Rome of Baltimore.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
performed the ceremony at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Rome is the former
president of Raleigh Haber-
dasher and chairman of the
Women's Division of the Israel
Bond Drive.
Mr.. Rome is with the law
firm of Rome and Rome.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
White Elephant
Tea March 24

The annual White Elephant
Tea, sponsored by The Thrift
Shop, will be held on March
"a at the Sulgrave Club.
Guest of honor will be Sig
nora Brosio, wife of the Italian
Ambassador to the United
States.
Evening star., 1955-03-14

S p e a ker
r a y b u m.
When you
6 e t Perle
a nd the
S p e a k er
starring in
I he same
d a y, ou
have some
thing.
The Mes
ia Tyson
d / n n e r ,
So u d d e d
with promi-
nent, Capi-
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Mrs. Mesto, RoybUrn
Party Circuit Stars
By Betty BeoIe

Perle Mesta and the George
Tysons gave a glamorous din
ner last night right on the
heels of a big reception for
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Author to Speak

Miss Dorothy Fosdick, au-
thor of the recently published
book, Common Sense and
World Affairs" will be the
guest speaker at the YWCA's
World Affairs Luncheon at
1890 o'clock Thursday in
Barker Hall, Seventeenth and
K streets NV,
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Berserk Suiior Slain
After Shooting Spree
By m. Assseias.d Press

LOS ANGELES, March LA
Jealous suitor went berserk Sum
day night and was killed by po-
lice after he shot and killed his
girl friends landlord, wounded
the landlords wife and kidnapped
three persons.
The suitor was identified as
Charles Carr. jr, IS. Of Los An
geles. His girl friend. Miss Rosie
Shaw, IS, escaped his gunfire by
diving through . window at the
house where she lived.
Police said Carr kidnapped the
Rev. Wilbert Mason and his
companion. Robert King. In Q
southwest section Of Los Angeles
and forced them TO drive him
to the home Of Miss Shaw.
Mr.. King told police Carr said
he was "going to kill . woman"
and rambled on that he had
been stood UP" by Miss Shaw
10 times. Arriving at Miss
Shaw's place, Carr broke into
the house and fired a shot at
her before she escaped. Then,
investigators said. he turned his
gun on the landlord. Henry Nc
Cowan, 56. and killed him with
o single shot. Mr.. McCowarl's
wife, Emma Lou, 48. was then
wounded in the shoulder.
Police said Carr then ned
from the house and kidnapped
Evening star., 1955-03-01

funds for an adequate number
Of teachers for below-ayerase
children.
Children Of aboye-ayersge
ability are being handicapped
because Of the time teachers
spend with the others. the as
sociation pointed out.
The association also asked
that it be informed Of applica-
tons for tenement use Of
Georgetown dwellings.
James Martin. District asses
sor. spoke to the association on
the tax system IN the District.
Association President Andre
de Limur said he would appoint
a COMMITTEES to determine what
the association can do to COM
bat juvenile delinquency.
The meeting was held In the
parish hall of st. Johns Epis-
copal Church, Potomac and o
streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Prep School Status
Asked for Western

The Georgetown Citizens AS
sociation last night asked that
Western and some other high
schools be designated college
preparatory schools.
The rest Of the high schools
would be reserved for those pu-
pills whose high school entrance
tests indicate an Inability to do
college preparatory work.
The association asked that
this be done without regard To
present school boundaries and
without regard to race.
A second resolution, intro
dueed by the school committee.
asked that the Commissioners
restore to the school budget
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Society Of Natives Asks
Increased Funds for CD

The Society Of Natives urged
Congress last night to increase
the appropriation allotted to civil
defense, after hearing q warning
that a hydrogen bomb attack on
this country could snuff out 20
million lives overnight.
Morrell H. Rider. chairman OF
the speakers bufeau Of the, Office
of Civil Defense. said the main
idea Of civil defense is to augment
the existing services in case of
wartime disaster. Millions OF
volunteers would then be neces-
sary to aid the health, police and
IRE departments of our cities.
In other business. the society
asked that a bill granting the
District national representation
be submitted to Congress in place
Of home rule legislation.
Miss Eta Taggart, society
president, conducted the meeting
in the Mayfiower Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Mid-citY Group Is Told
'Of tuberculosis as Killer

The Mid-City Citizens As
ISOLATION last night heard tuber-
culosis called one Of leading
killers in the Nation.
DR.. Milton Gusack Of the Dis
trict tuberculosis Association
said active tuberculosis could be
found in any level of society or
In any income group.
He urged the citizens to take
advantage of free chest X-rays.
He pointed out that the X-rays
detect cancer and heart condi-
tions. as well as tuberculosis.
The association, on q motion
by John L. c. Sullivan. indorsed
the use Of q lot on o street,
between Sixth and Seventh
streets NV. as o fringe parking
lot. It Is now used by the police
department for impounded auto
mobiles.
The association also passed
O resolution favoring the ap-
pointment by Congress Of q
commission to formulate plans
for q civic auditorium. inaugural
hall and cultural center in the
District. After discussion. the
motion was amended to read
providing the District of Co
lumbia shall not be oligated A.
nancially."
Soterios Nicholson. president,
conducted the meeting held in
the Thomson School. Twelfth
and L streets NV.