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HOCKEY
AT A GLANCE

By the Associated Press
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
EASTERN LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA, Washington, ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, > Buffalo. ~
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Troy, Indianapolis, 81
TONIGHI'S SCHEDULE
EASTERN LEAGUE
Charlotte a. washington
New Haven 81 Clinton.
Philadelphia 81 JonnAtown
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit at Montreal.
Ghicasu a. Toronto.
HoStnn a. New YORK
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rocheaier at Cleveland
Providence a. Hershey.
bunalo 20 8prlnrheit
INTERNATIONAL LEAGCE
HUNTINGTON ~ Fort Wayne
Cincinnati a. Indianapolis
TOY a. Toledo
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COLLEGE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
BY ELEM

Faith in the individuality
and the creativeness of the
italian designer and a man
called Giorgini are responsible
for today's success of Italian
fashions.
The Florentine impresario
of fashion visited our city
yesterday and addressed
members and guests of the
Washington Fashion Group at
the Washington Hotel.
All roads lead to Florence
where Italian fashion is con-
cerned says Signor Giorgini
the distinguished, frank, and
charming man from sunny
Italy.
In 1851. February to be
exact, Signor Giorgini first
organized showings of italian
handicrafts. textiles. and cou-
ture models for the approval
of American store buyers. This
was the first time that Italy's
designers had shown a group
of original models. Five
buyers were present. At the
most recent of the Florence
fashion showings there were
some 300 foreign buyers and
200 fashion correspondents
eagerly awaiting the unveiling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
terested in. IT'S too expensive.

terested In. It's too expensive.
He traced Italy's rise IN
fashion to many factors. One
the price factor. Things IN
Italy are at least 80 per cent
cheaper than in France. Gen.
turtles of additionally fine taste
have left their imprint on the
craftsmen of Italy whether
making a leather handbag, a
cigarette container. or the
textiles that for centuries have
been looked upon with such
favor, he also feels.
ITALY got her prestige
through the Florence fashion
showings," Giorgini continued.
But Florence's claim to fashion
fame dates back centuries to
the days when the Renaissance
produced the artistic revolu-
ton felt throughout the world.
Isabella d'ESte was the most
elegant woman in the world,
says Giorgini. Catherine de
Medici took to France many of
the Italian fashion notes in
GLIDING the designing of the
straight pin. the corset. and
even the collar known as the
Mary Stuart. In those days
dolls told the fashion news
throughout Italy. They would
Continued on Page BIS, Col.
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From Perfumes Pdrisidn
To Polish Meutbulls

Friend" in smooth transla-
ton.
Nine. Edemsky also discussed
Russian Prima Ballerina
Ulanoya, a new Russian ballet
called Flame of Paris" a
story of the French Revolution
and Tschaikowsky (''have you
heard of him?" she asked.)
Other Russian wares In
cluded lacquered boxes with
scenes from A. Pushkin. knitted
sweaters. a malachite epergne
from the Ural mountains and
embroidered and needlepoint
pieces with subjects ranging
from the Kremlin to dogs and
flowers.
Nine. Nikolai v. Kolkin. wife
of the Military Attache and
Continued on Page B-4, Col. !
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BY ANN MOFFETT

All the ingredients of a COL
orful. wonderful worlds fair
frightened Patton Hall at Fort
Myer yesterday - everything
from a 1,00O-year-old part of
a spinning wheel to green cof-
fee beans.
Wives Of embassy military at
taches who are associate MEM
bers of the Fort Myer Wom-
ems Club held an international
exhibit for members of the
club.
The ballroom was kaleido-
scopical.
With 81 countries exhibiting
there were flags, flowers,
women in saris, little Dutch
children in wooden shoes,
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'FAIRWORKS THAT is

sounds of Is different tongues
and smells ranging from
French perfume to Polish meat
balls.
The Russians who were the
last to set up their tables
were absolutely gar1'ulous and
charming.
They came complete with
caviar. vodka, six-inch long
cigarettes and delicious port
wine from the Crimea.
Nine. Sergei A. Edemsky,
wife of the Assistant Military
Attache of the Russian En-
bassy, explained about Russian
cigarettes which have pictures
of dogs and village scenes on
the packages. The dog ones go
under the trade name Of
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fashion cities Of Florence and
Rome began two years ago
when several Of the Roman
couture members had the idea
they wished to show in their
own salons.
Most American stores have
their buying Offices in Flor
ence," said Giorgini. 1t is more
natural to show in one strategic
place, he feels, than to have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02

buyers fitting from one de-
signer to the other, losing
time. and their tempers, when
they have only four days on
a buying trip to Italy.
Italy's designers are young
and cannot afford the luxury
of putting out collections con-
sisting of 100 or over designs
to satisfy the demand of what
they think buyers might be in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Giorgini Had aith
In ltalY's Talents

Of spring and summer 1856
fashions ranging from sports
wear to ball gowns.
The war between the two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
More Am. Legion
fcont;nued from Back PageJ

CONTINUED from Back Page)
II is estimated that the first year OF operation or
the w. F. WIS pension plan would cost SIS billions
Bv the year 1000 it would cost SIS billions
for that year alone, with cumulative total OF
over SIT billions. Such measures would be as dis
astrous practice they wrong in principle Vet
Grams with disability Cor with no
disability should not be set in class apart from the
rest of the citizenry do think they want to be-
The best of care should be and is being provided for
veterans who received injuries in services but the wants
and needs of others should be treated the wants
and needs of all Americans, within the proper frame
work of the social security and welfare systems
Even If genuine could be made for the special
legislation that the professional veterans organ
zatons are so busy promoting should be enacted
unit; the Presidential commission set up year ago un
der General Bradley makes its report This group has
been studying the whole field Of veterans pensions and
alton laws, and its recommendations will be
nr.,.n,.d TO the White House within few weeks.
This Newspaper has stated before and we state
that the national veterans organizations reflect
credit neither on themselves the veterans they
10 represent they lobby for bigger and better
r,;v;I.ges for everyone who happens to have worn
uniform Pensions are only aspect OF the matter
Free alton for non-serviceconnected cases is
.notber and 80 IL the Reorganization Of rational
I ,ervce .ystem by ndefensble veterans preference
rules. A little less pressure for gravy" and little
,houshtfuI attention to the responsibilities and OBJ
of the veteran citizen would, we believe
CONTINUED Next Column, ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
George Meany's Rubieon-

The situation, Mr.. Lane puts IT, is "Meanys Rvbi-
con-" IT APPEARS PLAIN THAT JAMES R. HoFFA.
WHOSE BACKGROUND IS THOROUGHLY oDIoUs. is rap
idly sppropratng national control of the Transfers Isbors
biggest unit from Dave Beck Here In New York the game
is 10 seize power through John oRourke president OF
Local 49, who in is close associate Of the vnreeon
sveted forces in charge OF the docks These forces eons
tuie The l. L. A.. the sangserridden outfit which was
expelled from organized labor in 1853 and which still re-
mains outside the pale. What the Messrs. Hofa and
ORovrke with the assistance Of such vnsavory characters
as Johnny Dio and Tony Ducks" coraIlo would do to
business labor heresbous unpleasant TO contemplate
II hate TO think" Mr.. Lane says.
II is also something for George Meany to reflect upon
So far Mr. Meany has managed TO check the 100000 loan
by the trucking union TO the l. l. A. which was TO have
started these partners enlarged OF mutual ben
eft The next question is whether the A. r. L.-c l. O. will
stand resovey against any relationship between the team
sters and the l. A. hoodums in accordance with Iabor
constitutional ban on any members dealing with oveas
In short Mr. Mesny must exercise effective leadership IN
the supposedly reunited labor movement.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
The South S Industrial Peril

CONTINUED from Back Page)
prosperous pencil company was deeply intrigued by
q location in North Carolina.
But the tax situation in the getting out Of
hand because the community spending much money
TO provide separate but equal schools" my informant con.
finued.
This company, we'll that industry in com.
munify is major taxpayer, is staying North. -.
An eeetrones company actually built its plant in
its chosen Southern city Then the racial tensions began
TO mount.
II has sold its building. II isn't moving South.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07

coLIATHLIKE MoNsTERiI-A MYTH, THE
DEVILS ADAM AND EVE DuPEs CAN THANK THEIR
GUARDIAN ANGELS! THERE IS BUT ONE REAL
UNIVERSE, THE Externally cHRIsTLIKE AND
HARMONIOUS. AND NY oMNIPoTENcE AND
DIVINE LOVE PERMIT NO UsURPATIoN or
ANOTHER WouLD-BE GOD. CREATOR. AND
CREATION
WE REITERATE: THE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR
MATERIAL soesIIsd WORLD ARE MYTHICAL,
MORTAL THOUGHT. DEviLIsH, FRAUDULENT
coUNTERFEITs OF MY ONE AND ONLY CREATION
AND UNIVERSE!
LAND or THE TILL MURDER
oUTWARDLY PEACEFUL. THE DELTA IS
BLAZING TODAY WITH FIERCE RACIAL TENSIONS
BY cIofys Murdoch Ebony Msssrns)
In white Baptist church tho small Mississippi
Delta Of Greenwood. minister preaching about
salvston
There i. room in Heaven for eli people," said he.
There is place for good white people. And there
place for eoored folks. They have their separate
Heaven, and il is Just as good as ours"
Hearty waited up from the congregation .
sermon like this could hardly hsvs found such naive
acceptance in discharged place than Mississippi where
segregation is thought TO be the will Of God himself.
The state has been referred In The foreign press
the land Of the Till murder Racial clashes between Ne
qroes and whites there have made headlines in Babel
of snqusaes In lands far distant from America whore
Mississippi is only q word name for state or city
or q province-msny know not whieh-psopIs frown in
bswlderment as they hear H. and say us that not the
place whore the Negro boy killed. And they wonder
how in democracy. where ell brothers and oil
men equals in the eyes Of the law, such crime could 90
unpublished.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
Evangelist Dr.. Billy Graham
tconfinved from Back Page)

Il also means that the center Of our affections Is In
hsa things that pertain 10 the spiritual lifs-wtnsssns
Tor Christ learning more about the Bible. understanding
more and about the meaning and privilege OF prayer
aoud also mean that our lives revovs around Christ
md His Church.
Another definition Of the spiritually minded Is person
keeps proper perspective between the things OF this
@ which will perish and the things OF God, which viii
81 Tor eternity. When we ourselves and the things
around in the light Of Gods eternity helps US keep
IN even keel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
Judaized Detroit Times

CONTINUED From Back Page)
JESUS LAST SUPPER AND WASHING or THE
TWELVE'S FEETI
OBSERVE MAUNDY THURSDAY
Detroit Times)
More than 1850 years ago Jewish teacher sat down
TO supper with II followers broke bread drank wine and
washed the feet of the TO whom he host.
few hours later he arrested by the Romans,
tried turned mob and erveifed.
Today devout Christians throughout the world will
begin intensive fourdsy worship services eommemorang
these which eIimsxed by chriss resurrection
Easter Sunday.
MAUNDY THURSDAY
More than half Of the Detroit areas 400 churches
will feature special Maundy Thursday services this evening"
In many congregations the pastor will wash the feet Of
II members OF his flock in memory Of Chrsts actions
long ago This will be done in obedience TO the Lords
command TO observe fraternaI charity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
18th Measles Death Listed

Continued from Back Page)
THUS EXPECTING HEALING AND PREVENTION or
THE CAUSE OF THE BELIEFS or SICKNESS
DISEASE, AND DEFoRMITIEs-IMPURE pIvIkELy
UNscIENTIFIc, UNcHRlsTLIkE, UNsPIRITuAl
EDUCATION, RELIGION. THERAPEUTICS, CULTURE,
so-esIIedI
HEBREWS AND ROMAN CATHOLICS ARE
ESPECIALLY VULNERABLE TO THE BELIEFS OF
SICKNESS, DISEASE, AND DEFoRMITIEs!
LIKEWISE PRoTEsTANTs WHO ARE NOT YET
ALERT TO ITS IMPURE AND IMMATURE AsPEcTsl
-AFFLIcTINc MILLIONS WHO SHALL MAKE The
DISCOVERY THAT THE PRoTEsTANTsM OF
MARTIN LUTHER GEORGE WASHINGTON, AND HIS
COLLEAGUES, THE FOUNDING FATHERs-ANp
or JEFFERSON AND ABRAHAM LINcoLN-ARE
ESPECIALLY CLOSE TO ACCEPTANCE OF NY
MARVELLOUS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, WHICH
WILL REVEAL AND DEMONSTRATE EXCLUSIVE,
EVERYWHERE PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE, AND THE UTTER UNHEALTHY OF THE
MYTHICAL "cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
[so.eaIIedl EXISTENCE" Up. 02. SAN.
4th MEASLES DEATH LISTED. 1870 ARE ILL
Detroit News
Detrofs outbreak Of measles continued TO mourn rms
week with one death attributed TO the disease and ~ new
cases compared with 800 at the same time last year Dr.
Joseph G. Moner city health commissioner, said today
The death Of thresyesr-old boy brought the years
measles toll four the commissioner said The new cases
brno the eisys total 1910 compared 3'' AZ ths
same time last year. 80
Dr. MoTnsr said measles reaches . peak every l'1
wear. and that Detroit is in such peak
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
\1he Bankruptcy Of the Stain
Continued from Back Page)
PART 3
uaeryRDoM or JOHN THE BAPTIST
MEsslAHsHIP or CHRIST JESUS.
observation-disclosures OVER DEATHLY
DEVILS lcos se,e,1 GOD MAKES MATTER. A
MyrAlll
Martyrdom Of My Abe Lincoln

| ,upsr SCIENCE MESSIAH. VIA DAUGHTER
.vslAroR, MRS. EDDY. 1865.
t'.vrAps MOMENTUM OF MY 'pIcTATIoN' INTO
:, snnvs GOTH YEAR AND THE EXPANDING,
NM nopl DIVIDE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT
.,.,so,y pooMs ALL ERROR. SIN. AND WICKED
usss WITHOUT AND WITHIN RELIGION
rcmMlJNlsM IS A DEAD DucK'l IT IS MERELY
a, AuNc OUT THE sTRING1
e,.,INs DEFLATIoN MANIFESTS THE DIVINE
.,.oIl sIoN WHICH FORCES THE DEvIL-ANIMAL
wv" useNErIsM-To ADVERTISE TO HIS ADAM AND
\ur nJpes THE FRAUDULENT NATURE OF
LYMAN PARENTHooD. couNTERFEITINc-IN
SrF-THE ONE. TRUE PARENT Inland Of
rus ENTIRE UNIVERSE. YOUR FEATHER
MINER COD ALL.HARMoNIoUs."
TUE DETROIT TRIBUNE HAS DENOUNCED, FOR
vr.ps THE KREMLIN DUPEs AS GOD CONDEMNED
spRlTuAL 'BASTARDS1l!-ss per Hebrews I2:7, g.
vs,phrsssd
up ye ENDURE THE CHRISTENING OF THE LORD
rdy,. Lowell THEN ARE We SONS; IF NOT. THEN
WARE YE B-A-sT-A-R-D-s, AND NOT sons!
PART
Y uIpAIsM AND ROMAN CATHOLICISM HAVE GOD
NoEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD AsPEcTs
n VOLUNTARILY so. BECAUSE. CONTRARY TO
eouaN CATHOLIC DOCTRINE. SPIRITUAL
lvNAcyl-THERE IS NO FREEDOM OF THE WILLl!!
h COD, CONTROL MY Externally HARMONIOUS,
cHasrLKE UNIVERSE! AND MY oMNIPoTENcE
|pREcLvDss ABSOLUTELY THE ACTUAL
EXISTENCE OF ANY OTHER SUBSTANCE, POWER.
|cREA1loN, OR MINDl!
IN THE DEVILS JUDAISM AND THE DEVILS
ROMAN CATHOLICISM MATTER THE MYTH, is
ACCEPTED AS BsTANcEl-WIIcH MAKES
kE HEBREW RABBIS LIARS EVERY SUNDAY IN
THEIR REITERATIoNs OF OLD TESTAMENT
|yeRprURe: THE LORD OUR GOD IS ONE. THERE IS
NONE ELSE BESIDES HINT
BUT WHO IS THAT ONE?
/ AN INFINITE. HOLY, SPIRIT, MIND. SOUL, DIVINE
LOVE. THE ONE SUBSTANCE OF Externally
HARMONIOUS LIFE AND THE uNIvERSEl MATTER
sWslBLE MORTAL THoUcHT-A M-Y-T-H!ll
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES, so-esIIed MATERIAL
OBJECTS ARE sHADoWY, DEsTRUcTBLE,
svpposTITIoUs coUNTERFEITs or NY DIVINE,
ETERNAL IDEAsi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
In the Land of the Till Murder

Continued from Back Page)
THE SOUTH IS A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
SATAN BoUND'-ExcEPT cHRisTLIKE CHRISTIAN
scIENTIsTsl-MY CHOSEN PEoPLEl-BoTH
WHITES AND BLAcKSl
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham

QUESTION: Since became Christian have our
am '""e' see others who claim TO be Christians VINO
W" . smoke What Is your answer BT.
mdr s'' ''" ~
M not him that ssisfh dsspss him that safe'h not
h e., "0 him which eststh not Judge him thar ea'e'n'
Ir nam received him. Who art thou that ludsesi o."
HL "s"s ssrvsnis7 To his own Master he sfsnde'n OF
he still be holden up: for God Is able to make
you were converted you felt led TO stop smoking
nav ~. ss who believes In Christ Just IS truly as you
~, nave fell this to be an issue.
n .s'0'ns yourself better Christian than he Is you
A.'. "ssrovs ground. Christianity Is not matter OF
cont DO ihls--dont do fhsf-don'i do The DINER
'Continued Next Column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham

BY Billy Graham free Press'
QUESTION: study my Bible lot but do not feel
met get the help and the pleasure ! should What
would YOU suggest? L.cc
bible study and should be fascinating tor every
%'n The time you spend reading II each day should
something 10 which you look forward with easerness
mere are many ways TO make the book come awe.
s' before you start reading, ask Gods Holy sPlrf
~%x your thinking and open your understanding tor
'"ns who Is speaking through It's pages.
.u men, decide . systematic method OF study ana
"" mat system This may be by studying one book at
smother fascinating way TO study the Bible 70 ger
W 'hrse fransstions and read passage IN each OF
4. % s. ms often will open up meanings Remember
0O" Gods book, His revelation 10 man, and when
~. ~" with an open heart end an open mind we VIII
i blessings untold
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
Dust Storm Wreaks Toll

tConfinueo from oesN es~i
Excerpts from the Detroit News)
DUST STORM WREAKS TOLL IN 6 STATES
DENVER, March 2s.-(AP)-Choking clouds OF
dust shrouded x-sate of the prairie west TO-DAY
along an s00-mile path from Cheyenne, Wyo, to Waco
Tex More than 800 motorists stranded IN one
area.
The first severe windstorm of the year sent srmy
clouds boiling 10000 feet above sea level ana ioreeo
rerouting of some airline flights.
CROPS DAMAGED
In its wake untold damage to spring crops
azns land and range animals In eastern Colorado
alone federal agriculture officials estimated up to 70
p.r cent of the states 100000 of winter wheat
had been blown aloft.
The weatherman predicted relief for southern
Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico today. But there
was little Ietup in the winds that battered Kansas Ok
lahoma and north Texas.
Visibility ranging from half mile to three miles
wa. reported at Garden City and Dodge City in Kansas
and at Childress, Amarillo, Lubbock and Dallas in
Texas Similar conditions existed yesterday IN Colo
rado.F*A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-07
Hero Killed in Jet Crash
Continued from Back Pace

No'"i"oeo from BACK rage
AND THE PRAYERS OF HEBREWS, CATHOLICS,
pKoTeSTANTs, AND OTHER PRISONERS or THE
DEVIL, HAVE LITTLE POWER OVER WEATHER.
"HeKtAs cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
HAVE EXERCISED MARVELLOUS DIVINE DOMINION
OVER ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS INNuMER-
ABLE TIMEsl VERIFYING MY HOLY SCRIPTURES
That MY WORD AND PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL,
The UNDERSTANDING AND OBEDIENT, SHALL
EXERCISE MANS DIVINE DOMINION OVER THE
WHOLE EARTH-A MARVELLOUS. EXTERNALLY
HARMONIOUS, SPIRITUAL IDEA!-IN MY SIGHT!
The MATERIAL soeaIIed EARTH is a DEsTRUcT
lBLe MORTAL THOUGHT. sHADoWY IMAGE
OF THE DIvINEi
MATTER" IS A MENTAL PHENOMENON AND so
PERCEIVED IN GREEK IDEALIsM 3. C.
MY TWO INCOMPATIBLE oNEs-cHRIsT JESUS
MY BELOVED. HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH
SON. AND HIS succEssoRi-To COMPLETE HIS
UNFINISHED BUsINEss'-MY REVEREND MARY
BAKER EDDY-PosT-cIvL WAR REvELAToR TO
EFFECT THE "HEALINc OF THE NATioNs"!l
eveIafion-DlscERNE0 THE A-L-L-N-E.s-s OF MY
sUBSTANcE-lNFINlTE SPIRIT, MIND, SOUL
DIVINE LOVE. PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION. AND
MISUNDERSTANDING IT WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LFEl, AND UTTERLY EXCLUDING
ANY REALITY TO THE DEADLY, DEvLISH.
MYTHICAL HUMAN AND MATERIAL so-esied
cREATIoNsl!l
HERO KILLED IN JET CRASH
Detroit News)
WICHITA, KAN. March ~ tAP)-A hero Of World War
u was killed yesterday in the fiery crash Of B47 srsfoet
bomber.
II. Col William II. DANES, "a, Of oeonomowoe Wis.
Of three killed when the bomber exploded
the edge Of residential here II had Just taken of
from Mcconnell Air Force Base.
Danes fame as the leader Of ground attack that
drove the japanese out Of Bvns Mission New Guinea in
l943 He then captain with The 32nd Division. He
later transferred TO the Air Force.
Also killed in the crash Capt. William c. craggs,
3d. Of Wichita. and L. John G. Leysaih "a. Of North, S. c.