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Evening star., 1955-07-04

tation always creeps in as the
movie-makers dream Of blend
ing their shows and ads for their
theater wares. The present an
nouncement, for instance, prom
ises that, by devoting a portion
of each program to exciting be-
hind -the-scenes stories on forth
coming MGM pictures. the pub
lies interest will be stimulated
to see these pictures in motion
picture theaters."
It is exploitation. as anyone
can see with the naked eye, and
it is beginning to appear that
the television audience is what
will be exploited. 1t may not
hold still for it. Walt Disney
may get a television academy
award for a show that was moth
ing but a long trailer for go, 600
Leagues Under the Sea-" but
that can't happen to everybody.
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MONDAY MEMOS - Eth e ]
Casey, the Sadie Thompson OF
Arena Stages RAIN" returns
to the group with tonight's
special holiday showing Of "The
Mousetrap." She's taking over
the Miss Caswell role being va
Gated by Emily Mclaughlin,
who has a summer theater COM
mitment in Vermont. An
other sneak preview Is coming
up, this one at the Macarthur
Theater tomorrow night at 8:15,
sandwiched between regula I
showing Of Alec Guinness ''To
Paris, With Love-" The titles
supposed to be a secret, OF
course, but the cast is headed
by three Of Britain's leading Aim
stars. Polly Bergen will be
a Washington visitor tomorrow
decorating the moonlight cruise
on the S. s. Mt. Vernon. The
cruise steamer sails from PieI
4 at Maine avenue and N streets
S.W. at $3.50 pm. :. Tomorrow
also is the day when Dance Play
house begins its summer session
in creative arts for children
Evelyn Davis will teach dancing
Dorothy LOCKER painting and the
two will combine to instruct the
drama classes.
Evening star., 1955-07-04

THE BED" a cormoran-Terra film,
produced by Niccolo Theodoli. directed
by Henri Decoin l''The Billet~. jean
Delannoy (''The Pompadour Bed"), !,
Ralph Habib ('Riviera Expressly: writ
ten by Maurice Auberge and Jacques
Fano c'The BillettD, ROLAND Lauden-
bach, Jean Delannoy, Antoine Blondin
and Carlo Rim t'"The Pompadour Bed },
Janet Wolf Sergio Amidei and Niccolo
Theodoli e'The Divorce"l and JACQUES
Fan and Andreota t'Riviera Expresso. }.
At the Plaza.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
THE PASSING SHOW
Takes q Lot Of People
To Make Up This Bed
By HARRY MacARTHuR

This movie called 1.-THE Bed" has been described
pretty stuff but this not another
Of the The Pazas Frenchaan import Of those
omnibus films in which set of travellers get stranded somewhere
other and while the time by dredging spicy dbs out
Evening star., 1955-09-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20 R.
-vigorous prosecution was
promised today for Betty Jean
Benedicto. blond wife Of . Fill
pino lodging house keeper. who
kidnapped two-day-old Robert
Marcus from his crib at Mount
Zion Hospital here 10 days ago.
Robert was returned 70 his
happy parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Sanford Marcus, In Stockton
early yesterday. That was shortly
after the 27-year-old kidnaper
had been spotted with the baby
by a sharp-eyed deputy sheriff
at the prize fights in Stockton
Tuesday night.
While the deputy probed her
story that the infant was hers.
Mrs. Benedicto telephoned Or.
Marcus In San Francisco that
she would deliver Robert TO him
in Stockton.
In Psychiatric Ward
Their heartaches past. Or. and
Mrs. Marcus planned TO take
their baby home today to subur-
ban DAILY City. There. their two
older children Susan. 2, and
Richard, 3lhave been walt
ing to see the new brother they
never knew had been kidnapped.
Mrs. Benedicto was held under
guard In d psychiatric ward In
San Francisco Hospital after coll
lapsing ct San Francisco police
headquarters.
DR.. r. n. Adams. superintend-
ent Of Stockton State Hospital.
said Mrs. Benedicto spent q week
In that mental institution last
spring.
DR.. Adams said Mr.. Benedicto
Igot 4 court order to have his
wife put under observation be-
cause she had threatened to kill
him. A week later Mr.. 6enedictc
|petitioned for her release.
Mrs. Benedicto's story Of
|motherly love and an irresistible
maternal instinct was denounced
yesterday by her own mother.
who said Betty Jean had aban-
|doned her only natural child--a
|daughter-l0 years ago.
District Attorney Thomas c.
Lynch scorned Mrs. Benedicto's
story.
She said remorSe and gym
Evening star., 1955-09-29
Infant 5 Kidnoper Faces
Vigorous Prosecution

pathy for Roberts mother. Mrs.
Hanna Marcus, 20. who was desc
perately III. prompted the return
Of the child.
Quick Action Promised
Mr.. Lynch and his chief dep
uty, Norman Elkington. said they
would seek an indictment for
kidnapping when the County
Grand Jury meets Monday night
and would prosecute vigorously.
The only reason Mrs Bene-
dicto returned the child. they de-
clared, was because she was con-
vinced that her capture was il1-
minent.
After her arrest, Mrs. Bene-
dicto said the kidnapping deyel-
|oped from Q series Of lies she
had told her husband, Marcus
|Benedicto. leading him to believe
she had borne q child In Q
Southern California hospital late
In August.
She told him the child was III
and she had had to leave 1t In
the South, but he insisted 90
she had to bring home
d baby or confess her hoax. she
.A
Evening star., 1955-09-29
Chino s Mao Attends
Youth Conference

LONDON. Sept. 20 (H1 rresi-
dent Mao Tze-tung Of Red China
made one Of his rare public ap-
pearances yesterday. Peiping ra-
dio reported.
The stocky boss Of China's
Communist regime turned up ct
a youth conference along with
Prime Ministe. Chou En-lai and
other party leaders.
Evening star., 1955-09-29
Drop Expected
In Coffee Price
~ the Associated rress

Coffee prices should tumble
before the years end. more than
erasing the recent retail price
boosts which ranged up to 4
cents q pound.
This was the concenSus today
Of trade observers here. who
noted q world surplus of coffee
Is expected and new harvests
start coming to market In Mo-
vember and December.
The worlds exportable coffee
production for the year ending
next June 80 Is estimated at 81
million bags, compared with an
expected world consumption Of
Evening star., 1955-09-29

$50 million bags. There's also .
|sizable carryover from last years
stocks.
Prices might break even before
November. the observers said.
should coffee-growing Brazil
soon 60 ahead with Q long,
|rumored currency devaluation
which would make her coffee
cheaper In terms 0f United
States dollars.
Evening star., 1955-09-29
YEAR ROUND SUITS

lean NOON0 SOIbS
lz-s6s RsIsish 55% pseron-45% Wool Year
round Suits. Single breasted in st1odes OF
ton and grey RsouIor SO to 46; long 50. SO.
3-$e5 Brooksssssf Al-wool, Hand-sailoFsd
Suits. Grey and ton. Regular. 81, 46; long.
80 3o------------------- 44.75
e-soS 10 SIiO BrookssYset AlI-wocl Wossssd
Suits. Greys, tons and blues Regular, 46;
Short, 50, 80. Al; long 40. 5o------$s5
Isis Brookstrsst lmported Fsbsie Hand
s. teilo,sd Suits. Greys blues. tons. Reeulor.
81. SO. As; long, 80 to Al, A; portiy 46.
I3-Ss5 kaIsiah AIl-weei. Twe-troussr suiis.
esau!or "a 8. g, 4e; short y 70 %; SnS: 4
zs-ss5 and SIS AlI-woeI Gsbsrdins Suits. Ton.
brown, Grey. ReouIor, 36, 38, 40. AZ, A;
short, 81, 50, 40, Al; long, SO. 40 to 4l;;
portIy 40; short porly 3o----------S4S
io-6s.5o and SIS Han seheffnsr . Marx
Wersted Suits. Single and double breasted
in shodes Of grey ond brown. Reeulor. s.,
56,. "A, 40: short. 56; long. 80. 46. 1915
i5-S75 % $ss iast Sehsffnsr 8 Marx AIl-wool
Wossted Suits. Select imported and domes-
tic fobries. Grey, brown and blue. Regular,
38, AZ, A, 46; short, 81. 80, Al long, 81,
80; potly 4S------------------- $4S
$500 and SIz5 Han Sehaffner 3 Marx
Silver Trumpster and Gold Trumpeter
Worsted Suits. Reg, 40; long. 80. a.. 46.
SIS
ISIS and SIS Hart Sehoffner o Marx Tenn
pawase Worssed Suits. Single breasted in
grey, blue and brown Reguior. ~, 48;
short. 38, AZ; long, SO to Al; long porty,
40: short portIy. 40 H. -----S4.75
z4-$65 end SIS Releish Novy Blue Worted
Suits. Single and double breasted. Regular,
36, 43, "A; short, IS to So. AZ, A.; long,
48, SO; e,tro long, 40, 46 --------43.25
l7-$75 Hert Schaffnsr 8 Marx Gobardine
Suiis. Grey, ton. blue. brown Regular, 40,
a, 46; short, 81 to 80. AZ; long, d. $66
4S-$65 Roleish S. u Doeron-45 u Wool Yeos-
round FlonneI Suits. Single e-breosted styles
In grey and ton. Reoulor 3S, 40 to 48;
short, 81, SO, 40, a.; long, 40, AZ to A,
S-$75 Han Seheffner 8 Marx S. Doeron-
45% Wool FIennel Suits. Single breasted
II deep Char Tones Of grey and brown.
Reeulor, A; short, 38 to 40, AZ; long, 40,
-, 44------------------
Evening star., 1955-09-29
oUTERcoATs

o-$65 10 SIS Raleish Topeoats and overeoots.
Ail-Wool tweeds and velours, Regular, a,
,.46; short, 40, $48
$40 10 $50 l00% Cashmere and Gosh
mere Blend Coats. Tan and brown. Regu-
lor, 38, 40; long. 4O---------------$SS
r. SIS 10 $S5 Han Schoffner 9 Marx cheviot
Topeoofs. Blue and ton shades. Regular,
IS to 38; short, SO to AZ; long, A, 46. $58
i4$60 10 SIS Topeosfs. Gobordnes, tweeds
and velour; some with zip-in Innings. Regu-
Ior 38, AZ, "A; 46; short. SO, 40; long. 46,
1915
lO-$55 and $50 AIi-wool Topeoets and Over
coats. Regular, a, 46; short, SO. 42; long,
46 go
SIS. 50 Gcbordine and venetion Covert Top-
eoois. Blue and ton Regular, SO. 46; short,
38, 40, AZ; extra long, 3o--------44.75
Evening star., 1955-09-29
FURNISHINGS

9-22.s5 e0eS Mool-io% Cashmere Joekess.
yellow only Sizes 36 to A 1895
5-$85 Ioo% Wool Ton Gabordine jackets.
Sizes 38 to AZ ---------- --45.95
2-l5.95 Washable Rayon Gobardine Colo
jackets. Sizes 38. A - - S.SS
7-6z.50 l00% Wool Gobardine jackets.
Tan, sizes SO to A - 1875
2-7z.50 imported Wool Homespun Jeekets.
Brown sizes 38 and a. ----~-- 45.95
3-77.5o cosuoI coats. Brown and blue check
with suede yolk. Sizes 38 to AZ 45.95
S--62.50 1902 Imported Cashmere Jeekets.
yellow and tan in sizes 38 to A 1875
l-$z5 Washable Nylon-orIon Grey Check
Jacket. Size As . 1875
l67-3.50 All-siIk Neckweor. Solid colors ind
patterns -----.. l.9S
l54-l.5o and ESQ All Silk and Silk and Royon
Neekwe0F 9Se
6-l6.5o 'viyeIIe" Sport Shirts. washable
wool-cotton Long sleeves ---- S.95
2o-lS.5o Lons-sleeve Cotton Washable
77-4.95 TO 7.o5 Lons-sleeve Sport Shirts.
Solid color royons and oobordines : 3.65
684-Sl Undershorts. White, solid color and
fancy patterns In boxer and French back
Styles Sizes 80 to "A $ -- 79e
zz5-395 White Dress Shirts. Fine broodcloths
in assorted styles .--4 25o
z7S$5 ond S.o5 Foney and White Dress Shirts,
3.99
2SS-i.5o NyIon Stretch Hose. AroyIes and
patterns ---- 8oe
l6S-$i Cotton Argyle Hose -6se
Evening star., 1955-09-29
SPoRTsWEAR

zz-$35 Lishtweishf Sport cooss. Wool-linen
and Silk-ocetote blends. Regular, SO, 81,
46; short, 81. 50, 40 long. SO, 58 to 40,
1895
3o-$45 10 $50 Year round Sport cooss.
Roleieh, Hart Schoffner 6 Marx and
Brookstreet. Reeulor. 56 to Al, 46; short.
81, 80, 40, AZ; long, 38, 90; extra long
SO to Al
zl2-f6.50 10 1895 Summer Slocks All wool,
Docron-wool and 1000 Docron in regular,
short and long sizes-l2.oS
Evening star., 1955-09-29
24-,65 RALEIGH WOOL SUITS

Single and double models shades Of grey brown and blue
Many Tolored high sondord the suits have
flop patch pockets Reeuor 81 80, ~ 49, short
3d. 46 long 3o 40 46; long 46 So poy ~ short stout
a; extra short 80, 46 long stout 46.
Evening star., 1955-09-29

$500 Brookstrees Hend-toiloEed Tuxedos.
Midnight blue in double breasted models.
Long, 38----------------- 49.S5
7-$65 Roieish All-wool Tuxedos. Double
breasted models Regular, 38; short, IS,
36; extro long, 37---------------29.
z2-S30 White Tuxedo Coats Mostly double
breasted models. Reoulor, IS, 36, 80, 46;
short, sc, 81, 40; long, 81; extra long, 3o,
40,
1910 and $45 White Tuxedo coass. Mostly
double breasted Reeulor, 36, 81, As, 48;
a short, t. 60 to 3a, 40; Z + 45; s. lono, 80 q,
10 OK
Evening star., 1955-09-29
SUMMER SUITS

7-s3s and 4z.5o Reyon and Acetate Blend
Tropical Suits. Shades OF tan and grey.
Regular, Al, As; long. 80 to 40 SIS
i5-3z.5o iooa WoshobIs Linen-weove Rayon
Suits. Ton and blue Regulor, SO, SO to
AZ, 46;, short, 38; long, 38, 80 $ 1880
lo--3S.5o NyIon and Royon Blend Cord Suits
Charcoal grey and blue. Regular. SO. SO,
4s; long. 80. 4o--- $i9
$3.50 cosson Cord Suits. Ton and grey.
Regular, 48; long stout, 44--------- $40
3-$35 Royon Tropieol Suits Checks in brown
and tan. double breasted models Reeulor,
also and 1925 Reyon, Mohair. Acetate
and Nylon Blend Tropieols. Regular, 81;
short, SO, 80; portly 38, 42-------- 1915
ll-$75 to $50 Han Sehoffner 3 Marx Tropi-
col Wonteds. imported and domestic fob
RIGS. Also imported wool and mohoir blends
in dark brown, tan and blue. Regular, AZ,
$3.50
$50 and SIS AlI-wooI TropieoI Worsteds.
6reys, tons and blues. Regular, 43, a.;
long, 80, Al; porty y46-------------$z5
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09

MI. TfUman's main feaSon lot
coming to Miami Beach is the
$l00-a-plate dinner TO be held
here for the benefit Of the Tru-
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09
81 '|||.llz : : |l||l =
~ BY Nal 0GRoIoA
BY HAL 0ER0I0A

President Harry Truman is slated make a talk
during the month Of January behalf Of the
the kickoff dinner
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09

Another dinner to be held here
CONTINUED on Page l9)
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09

man Memorial Library. The tena-
tive commitment to speak at the
COMMUNICATIVE Jewish event
was an arrangement made be-
cause of Mr.. Truman's friendship
with many Of the nations lead.
ing Jewish humanitarians.
The first person to make reser-
vations for the Federation dinner
was former Florida Governor
Fuller Warren who now is prac-
ticing law on Lincoln Rd. About
500 persons are expected at the
dinner.
Another. dinner tn he held here
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Ideal Dimensions for junior apartment size dining Re-
sscined modern style with hontuns toned wonut yeneers
on selected hardwood Consists Of extension tobe aad
three side ehoirs server and buffet Limited questity.
Furniture Dept. Arnsioa
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Snyder Silent on Quiz
by Tax Probe Jury
sy she Associated Pres.

OMAHA, Jan. ~. - Former
Treasury Secretary Snyder, who
left the hearing yesterday with q
crisp mo comment" to reporters,
was expected to 80 again today
before the Federal grand jury
investigating st. Louis internal
revenue tax matters.
Mr.. Snyder spent two hours
before the grand jury in his ini-
tial appearance. He had waited
all morning and part Of the after-
noon to be called.
This is the third session this
grand jury has held during which
the st. Louis matters have come
before 1t.
with Mr.. Snyder for this ses-
sion was Eward F. Foley. jr..
who was Undersecretary Of the
Treasury when Mr., Snyder was
Secretary. Mr.. Foley was not
called before the jury yesterday.
Before Mr.. Snyder made his
appearance, the jury again heard
George Schoenenian. former in
ternal revenue commissioner and
administrative assistant to Presi-
dent Truman, and William H.
Wool. former chief Of Internal
Reveniis Hngeau intelligence.
Both had been here FOR the sec-
ond fury session.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
loo Many Victims
|Of Chronic Illness
Seen loi Ceiling Aid

The Great American Trag-
edy has not been written but
| Is being lived ~ the sufferers
| Of severe chronic defects. q con-
ference on rehabilitation was told
last night.
The speaker, DR.. Henry H,
Kessler, medical director Of the
Kessler institute for Rehahilita-
tion in New Jersey. added that
sfor these severely handicapped
men. women and children. the
promise of redemption hes buried
IN the conscience of the puhlic. /"
He was one Of . group Of
speakers at q civic meeting on
the problems Of dependency ana
disability in the District. The
meeting was held In the Depart
ment Of Welfare.
DR.. Kessler said that within
the last 10 years, 3,573 men and
women with various types Of dis
abilities have been made em-
ployable. But he described the
figure as both Q victory and q
failure.
IA victory, he said, s'in
demonstrating the practicability
Of vocational rehabilitation. But
&. 4 failure In that so small q
Evening star., 1955-01-27

number Of Z much larger total
were rehahilitated.s
DR.. Preston A. McLendon,
president Of the Medical Society,
another speaker. sid only Z
small number of the disabled
IN the District are getting re-
hahilitation help he called for
an expanded community ty-wide
rehabilitation program.
Gerard ~. Shea, director Of
the Welfare Department. said the
District Of Columbia must
recognize its handicapped citi-
zens represent q large and stable
source of income it also
must recognize its responsibility
for their welfare
DR.. Daniel L. Sackinger, Health
Evening star., 1955-01-27
| JudgesSiudy Request
ID Determine Exact
Speeds in Violations

Three Municipal Court judge.
today began studying = reQuesl
that court findings in speeding
cases include q specific miles
per-hour violation.
The request was submitted BY
Trafiic Director George e
Keneipp to Chief Judge Leonard
p. Walsh as . result Of q recent
rullng by the Municipal Court
Of Appeals.
This decision stated that
driving violation points cannot
be assessed on . graduated scale
in these cases because the court
finds q defendant guilty only Of
exceeding the speed limit.
After q meeting Of the board
Of Judges yesterday, 1t was an
nounced that Judges Milton s,
Krnnheim. IT.. George D. Neilson
and Edward A. Beard will study
the problem. The board win act
on the matter as soon as the
three-man committee reports its
findings.
Mr.. Keneipp's request. asking
II it would be possible for the
judges to make exact findings.
was sent after q meeting Of the
committee that set Up the point
system here nearly two years
ago.
AS the matter stands now,
only one point may be scored
against q driver 50 long as the
court finds him guilty only n
exceeding the limit-ilo matter
how fast police say he was
travelling. This does not apply
to those who elect TO forfeit
collateral.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
ll3,: s9,l Only

sii!so oss ~ ~ -, ST.
W: $500 osS ] 80 - ss.s
ass.. W: sizeO osly - 46.s
. isx93Ft. Twistweoye Rug. Hsrmony House aueli.y.
Was $iz681 oHb i--------.---- y A,--s .e-- So. q
Floor CorerHs Dept.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Limited quantity Of deluxe suite hot outstanding Of
seo resuof low price Designed 10 The modern manner with
wide ond button ufted hack Espsnys Hamony House
upholstery and fobulous foam rubber eushlons
Furniture Dept, Sears sladenssnrs Wiseonsa and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-01-27
A Ride 10 Lookup

NoRWALK. Conn. A.
Wesley Bruce. -. Of Brocktop.
Mass, built a bonfire at night in
the center esplanade Of the busy
Connecticut to New York Merritt
Parkway. He explained he
wanted someone to stop and give
him 4 ride. Police did. right %
the lookup.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

. lzs16-Ft Deluxe Weo Twssveuve Rug. Was
slISso. Only i----------a------ 59.88
. Izxs3-Ft Green Twistweoye Rug. Hormony House
quality. Was $s3.s2. Only l----- 1888
. isss.Ft Deluxe Wool Twistvsave Rug. beise. Hor-
maay Horse. Was $l76Io. ONLY ls--s---4--- 100. So
. l1xs,-Fs Gray Twstveave Rug. decorator quality
Wes siozio. onb i---- ----z-@- 66.68
= io.lixl5,s-ft Deluxe Wool Tvisiweaye Rug. green
Was s2565o Only -4.---------.------- 1888
. l2xa-Ft Deluxe Wool Twistweoye Rug, rose, Hor-
mon, Asss ". SWISS oaI ss.ss
. lsss-Ft Groy Twisfvssse Rug, Hormoay House
qpoisy. Wos Sliss5. onb s.--.----.-------.S S9.68
Fooy Covering Dep.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Department director, described
rehabilitation facilities now IN
operation under the depart
ment's direction at District Gem
sral Hospital.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
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esil.Fi. Deluxe Wool Tvstveav Ras. rose, Was
6s9-Ft Deluxe WosI Twis.vsdvs Rug. sroy Was
snso, osy l-------.--s.--.--s---.-,--.-46. 46.ss
sssi,, ss W. sssso. OH ,,s.....'.-.... - - s2.ss
sssl,,. % va sios.i1 oas a.-..-.,.-.-.2s e. ss.ss5
sssnT s W. Isl siisio. oas i.......-. s4.ss
iI6xiI7-Ft Green Twisswsas Rug. heosy aualits.
Was sl32oO. Only ~ ~. 66
. sxi7s-Ft Groy Twistweays Rus. dseososor auoIih.
Wes $i417s. Only l-----------------------ll9 1888
floor coper,ns pssi
Evening star., 1955-01-27
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Va sia,ss osS wi '..''' - ~ ''..' 1888
Va Va $500 osS - 80 ''.'a s' ss.ss
o 7t5xi7-Ft DeIure Wool Twistwecse Rug, Harmony
House beige. Was Si7i50. Only -------l 9.S6
. Many Other oae-1ad Two of-a-kind Rugs
ut tremendous prc-Hysafoy sovinss.
Floor copering DEPT.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
: In ''shan.uns Finish
$40 Down 50 asnthly
ususi carrstao chasos

Not ordnoy "sole" quality BUT Sears own fine Hrrmony
House construction Note the sleek modern styling the full
size panel bed chest and dee Feoufes unique shantuns
finish on rich voinut yeaeers. Limited quantity.
rrrnas BiadeasosrS. wisconsin and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-09-15
'Auto-Truck Crush
Kills Five in Ohio

TOLEDO, Ohio. Sept. Is (R,
Five persons from Michigan
were killed today when Their
auto and a trailer truck crashed
headron north of Toledo at the
junction OF Telegraph road and
U. S. Highway 25.
Killed were Richard l.. Mill
stead, 81. of Flint. father Of two:
his brother. Lawrence, 81; Hilda
Henderson, II. Lawrence's f.
ance: Nancy MacKay. Is. and
William Bennett. II. all of
Pontiac.
Two of the victims we're hurled
from the car by the crash.
Sheriff's officers worked almost
two hours to extricate bodies of
the other three from the wreck
age.
Relatives said the five had left
their homes last night without
the knowledge Of their parents.
1t was believed Lawrence Mill
stead and Miss Henderson may
have planned to be married in
Ohio. !
The truck driver. Guy H. Bull
lock. A. Kirkersyille. Ohio. was
hurled from his cab by the
impact, but escaped with slight
injuries.
Evening star., 1955-09-15
East Germans to Open
Soviet ToIks Tomorrow

Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin
THAT the Soviet Union would re-
lease German prisoners held in
Russia since World War II.
1t was believed the Russian
East German talks will include
the prisoner issue and reunifica-
|tion Of Germany.
Tass reported that Mr.. Grote-
Iwohl would reach, Moscow to-
morrow. Berlin sources said he
has been staying at q country
villa near the Soviet capital all
during the five days Mr.. Ade-
nauer spent here.
Announcement of the Grote-
wohl parley was seen by some
Western observers as a maneuver
to pressure Mr.. Adenauer into
negotiating with the East Ger
mans.
The West German Chancellor
has repeatedly refused to rec
ognize the Grotewohl regime as
the legal spokesman for the 18
million East Germans.
The Grotewohl meeting also
was regarded as a move TO re-
assure the East German Com
munists that the Soviet Union
was not selling them out by ne
gotiating with Mr.. Adenauer.
Evening star., 1955-09-15

MOSCOW. Sept. is R1.-
Moving swiftly to follow up its
negotiations with West Germany,
the Soviet Union has announced
lit will open talks tomorrow with
headers of Communist East Ger
many.
The Soviet news agency Tass
said East German Premier Otto
| IGrotewohl would arrive in Mos
Cow for conferences on "ques-
Itions Of interest to all sides.
The announcement came only a
few hours after West German
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
ended his Moscow conference
land left for Bonn.
It had been expected that the
Russians would follow the
lAdenauer conference by talking
with East German leaders, but
Western observers here expressed
surprise that the announcement
came so soon after Mr.. Ade-
Inauer's departure.
The Soviet-West German talks
resulted in an agreement to
establish diplomatic relations
between the two governments.
Mr.. Adenauer also said he OBJ
tanned a verbal promise from
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cisions, he is at least in no hurry
to put them into effect.
The possibility of French vio-
lence is, in fact. sufficient to
make any government stop and
think. A few hours ago. this re-
porter was solemnly assured by
q member of a leading colonist
organization here that 'if the
Sultan is removed thousands OF
French settlers will be UP in
arms" The explanation Is that
the settlers will be acting in their
own self-defense.
This threat has been forcefully
put across to the authorities by
spokesmen for the colonists. II
is probably the single best ex-
'planation of why Mohammed
Ben Arafa is still in his palace
at Rabat today.
It is also q threat against