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Evening star., 1955-10-02
Five District P Policemen
Attacked By Boy Gang

ling at his wife because she had
lobiected TO their throwing i tri-
lcycle against the wall Cf the
apartment building.
This fight was stopped when
two county police arrived on the
scene. Pvt. Brooks then tejoined
his fellow officers in b card game
lin Pvt. HirschfielGs apartment,
county authorities said.
About two hours later i gang
Iof about 20. youths returned and
made melting remarks to the
wives OF some Of the officers who
were standing In the yard. county
police said.
When Pvts. Brooks. Levandow-
| ski. Rooney and HirschfiAld came
Ioutside they were attacked ~
tine youths with blackjacks and
belts.
Police Arrive. Youths Flee
The free-for-all ended with
the arrival Of four county police
Iofncers. The youths ned except
for Loyeless, who refused to
identity any of his companions.
County police said the teen
|ager told them he was watching
the Northwestern Wakefield
High school football game In
West Hyattsville when two
friends approached. said they
had been beaten BY . District
policeman and were rounding
up q gang 70 ret even.
Il don't believe this was an
organized gang but rather d
group Of friends said Prince
Georges County Police Capt.
Roland 3. SWeitzer.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
GO. p Reveals
New Platform
In Arlington

A special convention IN ts,fi0A
ernie the constitntion 3 a. W vir-
rinias q one 81 the main n,.,,ks
Iin 4 platform released yesterfiav 81
Iby Arlington County RepubIica,,
candidates
Among the ohjectiyes of the
constitutional convention would
be to provide for annual sessions
Iof the General Assembly, aboli-
|tion Of the pom tax. revision 81
election laws, removal Of the ju-
dietary from politics and effect
e clear separation Of the powers
loI legislative. executive and Judi
cal nrancnes Of government.
Z neplatform also cails Tor re-
moVal q 1etah price nxlng pow
rs e. 2. ne s.a.e MIX commits
~. s.on !. I. - .es,s,atlCn " provide
a..,ss ". sas.... s,aa..ol " W. 9ta.e over
s..s.. a.s. ,..usl ". sl o.lC'es ailu -
,,'s.ss ,nea, acsa,s .ss~.sn M S.a a.o
ing me sssraes =. ea,,,ss,,s 80 stI'Sa. s,.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
|cheverIy Will Plunge
Into Pool Controversy

The cheyerly (Md.) swimming
pool controversy win be threshed
out at an open meeting 1t 3 pm
tomorrow In the cheserly-
Tuxedo Elementary school.
Supporters of the Cheyerly
Swimming Club. Inc, have 2O1
family memberships already
subscribed. Opponents reported
last week they had some l25
names on . petition protesting
. community pool ct the pro-
posed location.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

District and Prince Georges
County police last night were In
vestigating two iist fights BE-
tween five District policemen and
3 gang Of about 20 young men
Friday night Ia Chiiiurn. Md,
Three were sent to the hospital.
The fracas occurred outside
the apartment building Of Police
Pvts. John G. Brooks and John
M. Hirschfleld. 5e03 Fifteenth
place, after two youths made
obscene remarks to the officers
wives. Prince Georges County
police reported. The women had
|reprimanded the youths for tarn-
pering with some children's toyE
|in the yard.
Flghters Cut and Bruised
Treated and released 1T Le-
land Memorial Hospital after
the second dght were Pvt. John
~. Leyandoski, ~. Of 8206 Four
|teenth avenue. West HyattsyiIle,
|and Pvt. Roger M. Rooney, 20. Of
45O6 Forty-ninth street NV,
and Clarence Loveless, Is, Of
3705 Allison street. Brentwood,
lone Of the gang members. The
three suffered decorations. cuts
and bruises TO the hands, face
and head.
The NTH policeman involved
In the melee was Pvt. Russell p.
Lvermore. Of 5604 Sixty-second
avenue. East Riverdale. All are
assigned to the Tenth Precinct.
The first iist tight occurred,
county police said, when Pvt.
Brooks heard two youths swear-
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Arlington 0K's
Referendum Oh
Three Projects
Drainage. Highw0y.
Sewer Progrums
To Go on BuIIot

1 tEI1a NEIfnNfnn E0ffntU A00T0
ve-ters,ev vctsd ,,nen,,nn,,slv "A
place the question Of SIS million
II drainage hiehway and sewer
lpro1ecte nclore the C0unsy's
voters 81 the November general
lelections. 3.
the relerendum. Wnicn VII
mciune nniy pfolects termea ~
board chairman George a. Row
zee. u. as .energellt ana neces-
sary cails TOT Sl.z mlihon ioE
ldrainage projects, sI.S mlliion
Ior nlenWays, ana - mhhon iol
lsanltafy sewers.
Sounty Manager z. =. Luna-
perg presented prosram u.aMn
lup Dy tne uepartment q fup-
iic services outiinlne Lne I'M
Meoiate ah0 near tu.uLe .ssus
lol ArimgIon e tne noara ssp.
I.emner II Inc proeEam csiie1
Ior 80 millon among WnlcIl
WeIe lIlcluued pIlorisy pfolects
lsoeaiine 80 mlillon.
Attack Withdrawn
| The program was FIRST attacked
Iby the Arlington Development
lomMi.tee e unaoIsunate posn
- y coLlsSns ~ sllnllls anu
Mas .slaasu ]. T plSce.neal appf0acn
- z.ulnty $3.50, vI,lalsl,s
- ogslo 80 n. VIII sne !. q, A1ersI- y:
p,lasas so'a.llassse y I. aLu ~. s.ls 20 "a
- alai.s Noalisllls.se ~. Asuay
,.sl.s IS 80 Dosn sLeIps lnuorseu
s..s 80 pIo.aM 49,. !. Wnen sllsy WeIe -
sulsa sLlas !. LepLesenseu sher-
ssnss Hsasu,es Oily ana W. W.
49, 49, = sns lons Lanse cO.ln.y
pla' poAIa memper ROBERT a.
kssk LepoIsed.
naa!oL Wo,Ks unaer eacn gen-
- lssM caneu a0r Sos4.uuo Iol
s.o.M .a. ssMe.s. ssvo.ovv Iof iano
lacqulsltlon 1or drainage purposes,
sosI .OOO ior highway and bridge
constE uctlon. $45o.oOO for school
lapproacnes. ana s5OO, ,0Oo Tor .
feneI sewer lor Four Mile Run.
Other Action
IN other aetion vesterdav the
hoard turned down bv : 4 II )
vote the controversiaI !, yen,lest / N - \
IreSiderfs 81 tha Tlonaisson p,,r
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Montgomery Lists
Mobile x-Ruy Visits

A mobile x-ray unit spon-
sored by the Montgomery Coun-
ty Health Department, Medical
society and Tuberculosis and
Heart Association. will be al
the following locations thi;
month:
Tomorrow, Seneca. Md. tC
3 pm: Tuesday. Wisconsin ave-
nue. and the District line. II
an. to 5 pm: Wednesday. Bur-
Evening star., 1955-10-02
School Reports
Survey Goes On
Arlington Project
III 10Th Month

A study to determine 3 uniform
method Of reporting to parents
on their children's school pro-
Igress In elementary schools VIII
begin shortly in Arlington. school
Eofncials said yesterday.
Participating In the study will
Ebe 80 parents and ~ school stan
members. The group win recon-
mend 3 reporting method for the
first six grades.
The countrywide study Is part
lof 8 report card survey requested
li8 months ago by the school
board. The study was authorized
after criticism by many parents
because the reports were not
made on the standard A-B-C
method In the elementary grades,
Junior and senior high schools
use the A-B-C method.
An optional reporting method
rs permissible III the elementary
schools under 4 policy set Up Ia
the spring of 1854 when the
study was authorized. Under this
plan. the faculty and committees
of parents Of each school jointly
settle on 3 method for reports IN
February and at the end Of
school.
In twenty six schools the
groups approved the use Of mar
ratiye reports. The latter are D
generalized written evaiuation BY.
the teacher Of the chiid's work.
Seven schools use reports in
which the chiId's progress in
different subjects Is listed only
rs outstanding. satisfactory or.
needing Improvement. One school
uses narrative reports for pri-
mary grades but uses the A, B.
G report in grades 4 to s.
At two other reporting periods.
in late October and IN March.
each school holds teacher parent
conferences instead Of giving
written report cards.
The countrywide study Of 3
uniform method follows . survey
OF reporting metohds BY commit
tees In the individual schools.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Mccain 10 Speuk

The Maryland Roads Com-
mission and the l2-year road
program win be discussed By
Russell II. Mccain. Commission
chairman, ct the Rock Greek
Women's Republican club meet
ing at 1890 am. Tuesday ri
the Columbia Country Club.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

louisville, ! to 3 pm; Thursday,
wheaton shopping center. "a
8 pm; Friday, Piney Branch
road and Flower avenue, 1 to I
pm, and Saturday at the Hechi
Co, Ellsworth drive, Silver
Spring. 10 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Ist Division Meeting

The District chapter OF the
Society OF the list Division will
hold its first fall meeting at 8
pm. tomorrow at the Fort Nc
Nair officers' Club.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
|BciIey to Speak

The Olympie8 VIII be discussed
~ Howard T. Bailey. assistant
to the managing editor OF The
Star. ct the Optinist Club OF
Washington luncheon at 1918
am. Tuesday IN the Mayfiower
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Stair EDlTIl|N
Anil ollutIOn tjd1h
|Offset, Report Says
Arlington OfficioIs Hold Maryland,
District Sewage Thworts Cleanup
By SAM EASTMAN

Any sewage treatment progress by nearby Virginia
communities win have little effect on cleaning up the
Potomac River because of pollution from the District
and Maryland.
This is the stand taken by Arlington officials ID
report that spells out the viewpoint Of the nearby V
ginia jurisdictions on the pollution problem and its
Evening star., 1955-10-02

FAIRFAX - Participation In
Alexandra Holmes RUM Cameron
Run interceptor and treatment
plant; q relief trunk sewer re-
qiiired now at Trips Run:
Holmes Run relief trunk sewer
Arlington boulevard to Columbis
pike required about 1860. and
above the boulevard about 1875
Also, trunk sewefs In Backlick
Run and Accotink Greek areas,
sewage treatment plants and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Auxiliary Of
Trinity Starts

The Woman's Auxiliary of Trim
ity Episcopal Church at the first
meeting of the fall at the home of
Mrs. Frank j. Wood, North Main
Street, read the list of officers,
the meeting times and programs
for the coming year (the first Fri
day of each month"; and the sec
retaries who carry on the work of
the organization.
Mrs. r. l. Clancy, is read of
the group for the coming year and
associated with her on the Officers
roster, are: Mrs. r. K. Loofbour-
row, vice president; Miss Louise
Richmond, treasurer: Mrs. B. W.
Savage, recording secretary; Mrs.
j. ]. Hartley, educational secre-
tary; Mrs John Sawyer, United
Thank Offering secretary; Mrs.
Horace Fl. Hume, Christian Social
Relations secretary; Mrs. ]. r.
Conway, supply secretary; Mrs.
John K. Bridgman, personnel sec
retary and Mrs. John w. Stroupe,
periodical secretary.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20

Mrs. Baisch wore cocktail
length gown III mauve lace with
matching accessories and cor
sage of dawn sweetheart roses.
Hostesses at the reception were,
Mrs. Wilbur H. Hume, and Miss
Virginia Freid, London in the sem
ior role, with Misses Anne Ottney
Patricia Blosser, Nancy Tilton,
Joan Stevens and Katherine
Charles, all of Columbus, as the
Junior aides.
The brides cake was tour tier
ed confection, handsomely decora-
ted, on. table in the front center
of the large reception room of the
party house. On the table from
which punch was served, was an
exquisite arrangement that carr
led out the floral color note, in
chartreuse fuji NUNS and yellow
roses.
The bride is graduate of Lon.
don High School. She attended
Ohio Wesleyan University and is
presently a senior in the School
of Nursing at Ohio State Univer-
sity. She is affiliated with Delta
Delta Delta sorority.
The bridegroom is graduate of
Cleveland Heights High School.
He is a junior in the College of
Veterinary Medicine at Ohio State
University and is affiliated with
Kappa Sigma Social fraternity and
Alpha Psi professional veterinary
fraternity.
After September 25, the new Mr..
and Mrs. Baisch will receive their
friends at 1893 King Avenue, Co
lumbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
SOcietv, Social Events And News OF The Clubs

Marshalltown, Iowa. Her father
grows not only corn but alfalfa and
raises choice Angus and Guernsey
cattle.
She had no aspirations for
singing career until one spring
night when she accompanied her
parents to a dance at which Gar
ber's orchestra was playing. Then
chance stepped in to make up her
mind for her.
"A singer stepped out to the
mike" says Jeri, "and he looked
exactly like a boy I'd met some
years earlier in Des Moines !.
During intermission l went over
and talked with him. It wasn't the
boy I'd known, but Larry Dean,
who'd been singing with the band
for some time -.
I'VE talked about singing and
asked, rs it very hard to sing with
band?' Larry said, Would you
like to try it?'
was scared and thrilled, but
said Yes sang two songs.
When / finished, Mr.. CARRIER asked
for my name and address.
In late June, Garber'S regular
feminine vocalist asked for rest.
Jeri's name popped into the band
leaders mind. He called her long
distance from Louisville. Would
she take the job? You bet she
wouldi
"She has perfect pitch" says
CARRIER. "She learned by heart all
the musical arrangements in four
days-quite a feat"
I'm not interested in men or
marriage" she says. But at 16,
she admits she might change her
mind about that.
Right now, she plans to take
leave of the CARRIER outfit in the
fall to return to Marshalltown and
finish her high school education.
She'll be a senior next session.
But before that, CARRIER will play
a date in Marshalltown's Forest
Park Ballroom and Jeri expects her
biggest thrill to come when she en-
tertainS the home folks.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Daughters Isabella
Social GATHERING

{ The Daughters of Isabella met
last Monday evening, Sept. II at
the K of c Hall. Artistic arrange
ments of asters centered table
from which refreshments were
served miniature bouquets for
small tables.
Prizes at cards were won by
Mrs. Clara Kell, Mrs. Dan Higgins,
Mrs. Leo McElroy, Mrs. Edw.
Hackett and Miss Catherine dig-
gins. Special prizes went to Mrs.
Richard Higgins, Mrs. VIM. Hack
EFT, Mrs. Robert Rigg, Miss nellie
Connor.
Committee Chairman, Mrs. Dean
Garrard, was assisted by Mrs. Wal.
ter Ducey, Mrs. Omar Dwyer
Mrs. Cletus Higgins, Mrs. Richard
Higgins, Misses Mary Mooney and
Agnes MorrisSey.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Supper At Carriers
For w. Va. Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Michael of
Antioch, West Virginia, were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carter, East Second ST.,
and other relatives
In honor of their guests, the
Carriers had a pot-luck supper,
these guests attending: Mr. and
Mrs. Dustin L. Mirick, Reverend
and Mrs. George Kline, London;
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Roberts
and Barbara, Grove City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Roberts, Patty and
Grace, Jean and Betty 10, and
Raymond Lewis, and Junior all of
Bridgedale
Mr.. Michael is a cousin of Mrs.
Carter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Facts About
Folks

Clinton Atkins, home on leave
from Germany, was the guest last
week of his uncle, Charles Carter
and Mrs. Carter. East Second st.
~ ~
The family voted to have the re-
union in Columbus next year.
Bruce Atkins and Miss Sandra At
kinS were here for Sunday eve
ming supper at the Carter home.
~ ~
Aarolyn Visintine, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. c. Visintine,
Elm Street, left September 10 for
Notre Dame, Indiana, to enter the
freshman class at st. *Mary'S Col
lege.
~ "
Herbert Keye, South Charleston
r. r. 2, has returned from sew
eral weeks trip in the midwest,
visiting relatives in Nebraska, dur
ing a part of mis- stay.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
ImaYfs
'Hlloae.nna1
ev VIVIAN BROWNS
BY EDWARD r. YOUNG
(For Vivian Brown)

Up NeWsfeatures
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Six
teen-year-old Jeri Stubbs has cue
for hopeful canaries:
The way to get a job singing
with a big-name band is to go to
a dance, walk up to the band
leader, introduce yourself, sing a
couple of songs and then go home
and wait for the job to come to
you.
1t happened just that way for
Jeri, a petite 5-foot 4-inch bru-
nette who's now a featured vocal
ist for Jan CARRIERS band. One
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
London WCTU
Co. Dele gates

London w. c. T. u. has appoint
ed its delegates to the Madison
County convention at South Solon
on Thursday, September %, when
Mrs. Nora Pontius, state treasur-
er will be speaker. The sessions
will be at the Congregational
Christian Church.
The delegates are: Mrs. Ray
Ballenger, Mrs. o. M Lowry,
Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Mrs. Frank l..
Baldwin, Mrs. Ralph Herman.
Alternates are: Miss Grace Bal
lenger, Mrs. Ray Andrews, Mrs.
Francis Groves, Mrs. Martha
Bruce, Mrs. Birdie KEGS and Mrs.
Virginia McQuirt.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
London Daughters Revolution
At Central District Meeting

The Central District of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton had its fall conference at
Walnut Street Methodist Church,
Chillicothe, Wednesday, L on d o n
Chapter sending delegation to
the sessions for which Nathaniel
Massie was hostess chapter.
The guests from over the dist
rict were greeted by Mrs. Mar
tin Cromley, District President,
Mrs. Ralph o. Whitaker, a vice
president general of the National
Society and also ex-regent of the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20

Ohio Society, of London Chapter,
gave the response to the welcome.
The program included registra-
tion, a coffee hour from 8 to 10
o'clock, luncheon and addresses
during the afternoon.
Attending the conference in adj
dition to Mrs. Whitaker, were,
Mrs. B. L. Adair, regent of Lon
don Chapter, Mrs. c. o. Thompson,
Mrs. E. r. Laird, Mrs. Esther
Gallagher and Mrs. Clarence Po-
tee.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20

Simplicity marked the decora-
tions of the handsome, modern in
terror of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church, Columbus, for Saturday
nights ceremony, when Miss Mary
Beth Hartley and Mr.. Robert
Charles Baisch, exchanged marri-
age vows at half after seven o.
clock. The double ring ritual was
said by the Reverend Mr.. Almus
M. Thorp, st. Stephens Rector,
and the Reverend M. Sanford Lin
dsey, rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church of London. Mr.. Russell
Butler, was soloist
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph James Hartley
of London Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Charles B aisch of Cleveland
Heights, are parents of the bride
groom.
Fuji chrysanthemums in char
treuse shade in modern vases, or
namented the altar. Lighted sim
gle tapers in cathedral candle
sticks, in the chancel, on the altar
and on either side of the lectern,
with myriads of lights from cam
dies elsewhere in the church, shed
their soft, beneficent glow over
the impressive ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the brunette beauty of Saturdays
bride, was enhanced by her ex-
quiSite gown of Italian silk taft
eta designed on classic lines. Fine
Belgian lace re-embroidered in
small pearls, trimmed the low,
round, off-the-shoulder neckline.
Long sleeves came to points over
the hands. The very full skirt
swept into a wide chapel-length
train. A cloud of imported French
illusion, forming a fingertip veil,
was fulled onto a double crown
of pearls. Her bouquet was of
white orchids and stephanotis.
The honor attendant, Mrs Wal
ter r. Chambers, Jr., of Amanda,
sister of the bride, and Mrs.
James Tope, Miss Gloria Hume,
and Miss Constance Cutlip, all of
London, her other attendants,
were gowned alike in amethyst
colored, yarn-dyed taffeta. The
necklines of the tight bodices were
square in front and pointed to a
deep V in the back, short caps
forming the sleeves. The skirts fit
ted plainly at the hips, with full
ness concentrated at the back. A
large butterfly pouf at the side,
carried to the edge. of the hemline
of the ballerina length skirts.
Their half hats with brief wells,
were of matching taffeta. They
wore pearl and rhinestone carr
ings and short white kid gloves,
that were gifts from the bride.
Their flowers were chartreuse
fuji NUNS, yellow roses and green
and white caladium foliage.
Best man for the ceremony was
Mr. DAVID Jones OF Cleveland
Heights, and ushers included Mr..
Walter R. Chambers, Jr., Olen Gil
vens and Richard Jones of Colum-
bus and Rodger Hughes of Cleve-
land Heights.
For the reception at Ilonka's
Provincial House, East Broad
Street, Mrs. Hartley greeted the
large company of relatives and
friends in gown of white wine
satin, cocktail length. with match
ing accessories. The complement
to her delicately toned gown, was
the red-orange of the rosebuds
in her shoulder corsage.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20

MOSCOW LRl-The Soviets, who
claim to have discovered most
things under the sun, give the AM
erican Robert Peary credit for be-
ing the first to reach the North
Pole. Peary gets 27 lines in the
Great Soviet Encyclopedia, whose
volume 33 has appeared here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Mrs. Whitaker Attends
US 1912 Board Meet

Mrs. Ralph o. Whitaker, North
Main Street, attended the State
Board meeting of the United
States Daughters of 1912 at the
Deshler-Hilton Hotel, Thursday.
1t was a luncheon session for the
governing Board of the organiza-
ton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20

day she was doing her vocalizing
in the cornfieldS of rural Iowa.
The next, she was launching pro-
feSsional career at this seashore
resort
Jeri, whose professional name is
Jerri Randolph, is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon StubbS of
Evening star., 1955-03-10

the hounds who ran it could
hardly see for the fog. specta-
tors, riders and owners pulled
away and made for Mrs. w. P.
Slaughter's lovely old home
for the after-the-race party.
The Rappahannock Race Com
mittee were there in full
strength and included James
w. Fletcher and John R, De-
Bergh, joint-masters of the
hunt: Oliver Durant II, MFH
of the Hazelmere Hounds;
Wade H. Massie III, w. G.
Eastman. Leon T. Greenway.
j. A. Bernard Dahlgren and
Jack Bruce. The Judges, Flet-
cher Harper. Alex Mackay-
Smith. Buddy Ward and Al
bert Hinckley, dropped by a1ter
the races. The social commit
tee, Mrs. C. Raymond Wire,
Mrs. w. P. Slaughter and
George Muth, put on a party
that was as gay and as much
fun as the one at the Wires
last year.
The Blue Ridge point-to-
point will be run off on Col.
and Mrs: Graham Dougherty's
course at their Woodley Farm
near Berryville. The Dougher-
tvs are in Florida. but have
loaned their place for the
party following the race.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

we are on a trip"
Mrs. Dulles has just re-
turned to Washington after
accompanying the Secretary
to the Bangkok Conference.
And she leaves again next
Monday for her annual vaca-
ton in Arizona. cat the same
time Secretary Dulles will pay
an official visit to CanadaD
Her recent trip to the Far
East would have left most
people exhausted. But not Mrs.
Dulles. One night stands in
various Far Eastern capitals,
scores of official functions.
exotic foods and new faces
every day-apparently make
little dent on her boundless re-
serve of energy.
Their first stop on leaving
the States was Honolulu. where
they visited with Admiral and
Mrs. Felix B. Stump. Hes
commander in chief of our
Pacific feetD Then on to Ma
nila for two days where they
were the guests of our Am
bassador and Mrs. Spruance.
So far this was familiar ter
ritory to the Dulleses, but the
next part of their journey.
Thailand, Burma and Indo-
China, was all new to them.
Guests Of Ambassador
In Bangkok the Dulleses
were guests of the United
States Ambassador and Mrs.
Peurifoy.
"They have a charming
house there which our Gov
ernment has rented" said
Mrs. Dulles. "It's built up on
poles and underneath is an
area covered with tiles where
one can sit and relax"
Some of the other delegates
to the Bangkok Conference
brought their wives. Mrs.
Dulles went sightseeing with
Lady Eden, wife of Sir An
thony Eden; Begun Ali, wife
of the Prime Minister of PAX
istan. and Mrs. Garcia, wife of