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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-16
In St. Joseph Order:
Sugar Grove Woman
Received as POstulant

Miss Hilda Fox, Sugar Grove, was received as a pos
tulant into the Sisters of st. Joseph of Columbus yester-
day at the Villa Maria College, Erie Pennsylvania.
The local community which was recently established
by the late Bishop Ready was formed from five nuns of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-16
Held Uncertain If Pope
Will Reply to Laymen

VATICAN CITY = Radio, NC) Vatican authorities
were unable to say Immediately whether His Holiness Pope
Plus XII would reply to the appeal sent him by a group of
New Orleans Catholics requesting a halt to Church actiW.
ties in racial Indignation.
The Association Of Catholic Lsymsn Of New Orleans
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-16
For Air Science Program
Diocesan Born Nun
Gets AFA AUnrd

A Diocesan born nun has been awarded a citation of
honor by the Air Force Association.
Sister Mary Aquinas, the former Anne Kinskey, a
graduate of old st. Nicholas High School in GAINESVILLE,
who became famous during World War II as the flying
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-16
Local Women Make VOms
As Francisc1ns at Joliet

OLE Illinois A group of seven young women
from the Columbus Diocese, participated in the Reception
and Profession ceremonies of the Sisters of st. Francis of
Mary Immaculate, Joliet, Illinois this past week. Three
received the Franciscan habit, one made profession of first
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-16
Says Present Leaders
In Hungary Violate Charter

WASHINGTON - NC = A strong recommendation
that the United Nations Impose sanctions against the gov
eminent of Hungary at the earliest possible moment has
been made by the National Council of Catholic Men.
David A. Mcmillan, NCCM president. has addressed
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-16
Must Come from Ranks
Labor's Enemies Cant
Clean it up, Priest Says

UNION CITY, NJ. Union reform must come chief
~ from the grass roots, from the ordinary rank and file,
from the union member who takes an active and contin-
uous interest in the affairs of his union" a Catholic editor
declares here in the August issue of The Sign, national
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-16
Four Portsmouth Girls Make
Vows in Franciscan Order

ROCHESTER,, MINI. - Four Portsmouth girls made
their vows into the Sisters of the Third Order Regular of
ST. Francis last Tuesday. Two Of the girls made their per-
petual VOWS in ceremonies held in the Chapel of Our
LADY of Lourdes. Assist Hgts, Rochester, Mimi.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-16

Mrs. Jack Conrad and Mrs. John Metzger, PccW
president, ST. AIoysius parish, above, will Join the other
Catholic Women Of the United States on August n, the
Feast Of fine Immaculate Heart Of Mary in offering their
days work for the intentions Of fhe Holy Father.
According to Mrs. Leo Jennings. GAINESVILLE, presi-
dent Of the Diocesan CoUncitao Catholic Women, the
Evening star., 1957-12-27
HorIem Moeicions
PIoy Here Tonight

Marques Haynes and his
Harlem Magicians will be
soundiy tested when they play
the fast breaking Boston
Shamrocks in a professional
basketball game at $50 tonight
at Uline Arena.
But Haynes. a dribbling and
ball-handling marvel. leads an
outstanding team that includes
four other former Globetrotter
greats. They are Josh Grider.
Tommy GipSon. Frank WASH
ington and Sam Boom
Wheeler. who alternates in the
roll Of comedian with Haynes.
Also with the Magicians are
Reuben Gillian. the 6-foot-6
former Howard University
star; Paul Martin. Bill Nc
Donald and Allen Davis.
A musical halftime floor show
features two top novelty acts.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Duke, Sooners
Resume Drills

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 81 R.-
Today provided iirst full-scale
practice opportunities for Duke
and Oklahoma, Orange Bowl
football opponents on January
i. Two drills were scheduled
for each squad.
Bill Murray. Duke coach.
put his 56-man squad through
a lin,bering-up drill at Miami
Beach yesterday. The Atlantic
Coast Conference team will
work twice daily through SUM-
day.
Coach Bud wilkinson planned
to put his Sooners through
morning and afternoon prac-
tices at the University of Miami
practice field today. He has
not worked out q training
schedule for the rest OF the
week.
Both teams arrived by plane
in wet weather yeterday at
Miami international Airport.
where Marcia valibus. the
Orange Bowl Queen. and her
court we're on hand to extend
q royal welcome.
The Oklahoma contingent
numbered a players. but an
additional 10 were TO join
their teammates TO bring the
Sooner team close TO Duke In
numerical reserve strength.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
.Hayes,Erde|atz,
Bryant ttoAttend
I'D Club Dinner

Three football coaches whose
teams are involved In bowl
games are the latest to accept
invitations to the 23d annual
awards banquet Of the Touch
down Club January ii at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
George w. Neumann, chair
man Of the distinguished guests
committee for the banquet.
announced that Coaches Woody
Hayes Of Ohio State, Eddie
Erdelatz Of Navy and Paul
(Bear) Bryant Of Texas Ann
would be on hand for the big
affair.
Hayes team meets Oregon In
the Rose Bowl. Erdelatz will
direct Navy against Rice in the
Cotton Bowl. both on New
Years Day. while Bryant. who
viii coach at Alabama next
year, viii guide the Aggies
against Tennessee In the Gator
Bowl tomorrow at Jacksonville.
Fla.
These three join other OUT
standing football figures who
will attend the banquet. In
cluding Coach Duffy Daugherty
Of Michigan State, Pat Burke.
captain OF the Spartans: Coach
Ralph (Shug) Jordan Of Au-
burn and Quarterback Tom
Forrestal Of Navy.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Texas A6M, Tennessee
Reody for Gotor Bowl

A&M hasn't played q single
wing team since losing to
UCLA. 21-O. In the first game
of the 1855 season.
Wyatt gave his first two
units q long drill yesterday
against the split-T which All
America Haifback John Grow
and his Aggie teammates used
to compile an ga won-lost
record.
THE trouble is." Wyatt said.
I'VE can't afford TO concentrate
too much on Grow. II we do,
some Of those other backs are
liable to get loose
Grow, q bruising runner. and
Roddy Osborne. often described
as q quarterback who can't do
anything but beat you. were
the Aggies' top gamers during
the past season with 562 and
40s rushing wards. respectively
Bobby Gordon. a triple-threat
tailback. is the key man in Ten
nessee's ofiense. Although
powerful runner and an &C
curate passer. he really stands
out when it comes to punting
and quick acknowledgements Vol
weapons. He averaged 42.7
yards on 40 punts during the
season and was second in the
Nation in that speciality. Full
backs Tommy Bronson and Car
Smith and Wingback Bill An.
derson are other dangerous Vol
runners.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Graham, oIos Set
For Mat Feature

Dr.. Jerry Graham and Chris
Tolos will meet In the feature
Of the wrestling show at Capt.
tol Arena next Thursday night.
Promoter Vince Mcmahon
arranged the bout after Gra-
ham defeated Arnold Skoaland
and Tolos beat Ace freeman in
bruising battles last night at
the Arena.
In other matches Edouard
Carpenter won over Steve
Stanlee in straight falls in the
main event and Gene Dubuque
defeated Bozo Brown.
Graham and Tolos will open
Thursdays program at $50.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec.
81 R.--Coaches Bear Bryant
Of Texas Ann and Bowden
wyatt Of Tennessee pro-
nounced their teams fit and
ready today on the eve Of their
Gator Bowl football game.
Both coaches scheduled light.
final workouts In Gator Bowl
Stadium this afternoon to give
their players the feel Of the
bright green turf which viii be
their battle-ground.
Partly cloudy skies and tem-
peratures In the COS are forecast
for the kickoff ct 2 pm. The
game. expected TO draw . sellout
crowd Of $4,000. viii be telecast
and broadcast nationally by
CHS tWTOP-Tv. Channel Q.
In Washington).
The Aggies and the Vols both
leaned heavily on stingy de-
fenses TO win bids TO this 18th
post-season show and their
preparations for 1t point TO a
low scoring game.
Bryant. whose AIM squad
arrived yesterday for final
tuneups. said he had exposed
his players TO a lot Of Tennes-
sees single wing ofiense since
signing for the game.
Il don't know II we've worked
up a defense to stop the Vols, "
he added with a grin. but my
boys sure know what the single
wing looks like now"
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Boys 10 Hear
Rip Collins

James tRip) Collins. slugging
first baseman with the st. Louis
Cardinals In the l930s. will be
the main speaker tomorrow
night at the l1th annual BAN
quet Of the Boys Club Of Great
er Washington limited class
baseball team. The dinner will
be held at Jellef Branch. Wis
consin avenue and s street. at
z pm.
The boys club team, spon-
sored by Federal Storage and
known better by that name.
won the Washington l9-and-
under league championship last
summer for the 18th consecu-
tive year. The teams record
over the II years is 37S VIC
tories and l26 defeats against
all opposition. including service
teams and unlimited sandlot
clubs.
Special guests in the expected
crowd Of 800 at the dinner will
include President Calvin Grit
nth. Joe Haynes. Sherry, Jimmy
and Billy Robertson: Herb Heft
and Joe Fitzgerald Of the Wash
ington Senators; several major
league scouts. baseball coaches
from around town. Bill FleSter
president of the Industrial
League: Miss Irene Rice. prin-
cipal Of Western High School
Ed Rommel. American League
umpire. and former major
leaguers such as Joe Judge and
George McQuinn.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Orioles Join CBS
On Game of Week

BALTIMORE. Dec. 81 R.-
The Orioles are the sixth
major league baseball team to
announce its games will be
telecast on the Columbia
Broadcasting System game of
the-week series.
Bill Walsingham, executive
vice president Of the club. said
yesterday the Orioles were
very pleased" to join the YAM
KEGS. White Sox. Indians.
Phillies and Redlegs on the
series.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
EAST-WEST

CONTINUED From Page A-20)
addition to Funston and Dew
veall, are Tackles Jerry Corneli-
son. SMU. and Dave Jesmer,
Oregon State: Guards Jerry
Kramer. Idaho. and Clyde Let
better, Baylor. and Center
Larry Cowart Of Baylor.
Healy Starts at Tackle
Defensively. the West will
line UP Clancy Osborne Of Ari-
zona State at Tempe and Gary
van Calder. Stanford. at ends:
Don Manoukian, Stanford. and
Floyd Peters, San Francisco
state, tackles, and Charlie
Moore. Texas Tech. middle
guard.
In the secondary are Wayne
Walker Of Idaho and Jimmy
Jones Of Washington as line
hackers; Merrill Douglas, Utah,
and Bob Stransky, Colorado.
halfbacks, and Joe Francis,
Oregon State. and Charlie Jack
son, SMU, safeties.
Starters on offense for the
East are Red Dugan, Dayton,
and Jim Phillips. Auburn. ends:
Don Heaiy. Maryland, and Jim
McCusker, Pittsburgh, tackles;
Stan Slater, Army, and Bill
Gehler. Wisconsin, guards. and
Charley Brueckman. Pitts
burgh. center.
Defensively the alignment
will be Jim Orwig. Michigan,
and Jim, Gibbons. Iowa, ends:
Alex Karras, Iowa, and Lou
Michaels. Kentucky, tackles;
Pat Burke, Michigan State,
middle guard: Chuck Howley
West Virginia, and Frank
Kuchta, Notre Dame, line.
hackers: Don Gilbert, Michigan
State, and Les Walters, Penn
State. halfbacks, and Bot
Mitchell, Illinois, and Bob Nc.
keiver, Northwestern. safeties
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Echoves. Injured
on Auto.
In Fair Condition

Matthias Chow Echaves, q
football star at Anacostia High
School in the late l940s. was
reported in fair condition this
morning at Casualty Hospital
where he Is being treated for
injuries incurred while work.
ing on an automobile last night.
Echaves. 26. Is the service
manager at AIS Garage. 426 ]
street NV. He was working
under a car when q Jack slipped
and the auto fell on him. In
juring his back.
Another employe, James
Chisholm. ~. freed Behaves by
hosting the car with another
lack.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

reported taking swimming les
sons.
AUGUST - Congress finally
will pass the District appropri-
alton. with pay for coaches in
eluded. There will be q rush
on the George Washington
University registrars once by
coaches wishing to cancel night
classes. Prince Georges County
coaches. who didn't get their
extra money. will enroll in
night school at GWU.
SEPTEMBER-Ed Henry will
complain OF scant experienced
material at Annandale. He
thought he had four seniors
last football season. but an
other smart youngster grad
uated q year early. leaving the
Atoms only three deep In let
termen at right halfback.
Someone win collect a penny
from every Prince Georges
resident and turn over the Pile
to the coaches. thereby paying
their overtime salary for one
year. as they said 1t would.
OCTOBER-Walter johnson
will lose q football game for
the first time. Sportswriters
win be blamed. Dick Drum
mond Of Wilson will score
seven touchdowns in a single
game. breaking Dan Droze's
record.
NOVEMBER-Georee WASH
ington and Washington-Lee
will play their Old Oaken
Bucket game at WI for the
first time In about IL years
and GW's Jim Ford will deny
rumors he got lost driving to
the new site. Il knew where
the stadium was; We played
Wakefield there last year"
Smilin' Jim will scowl.
DECEMBER--Morris Levin
of WI will file a libel suit
after 1t Is printed he used a
zone defense in the basketball
opener with Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Carroll's first seven
players will average 6-feet-
l0lz. Morgan Wootten, lack
ing an Ernie Cage and not
wishing TO ALLEVIATE anyone. will
send Christmas cards to every
name in the phone book.
1t was a hectic year.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Black Hawks Get
PiIous as Coach

CHICAGO. Dec. ~ R.-
Rudy Pilous today was named
coach of the Chicago Black
Hawks Of the National Hockey
League.
The announcement was
made by Tommy Ivan. who has
been serving both as coach and
general manager Of the Chi.
cago team. He will remain as
general manager.
Piilous, 43. has been coach
and general manager Of the
st. GATHERINGS Teepees Of the
Ontario Hockey Association
Junior A Series for the last
eight years.
Pilous will assume his new
duties January 2.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Blue and Gray
Both Prepared
.For.Air Attack

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dee.
~ R.--A great deal Of pass
ing will mark tomorrow's Blue
Gray football bame here. the
teams head coaches say.
The Northern line outweighs
his Rebel group, Coach Andy
Pilney commented. but the
South has the edge in back
speed and passing. The Gray
attack will be mostly passing,
he continued. although Half
backs Jimmy Orr or Georgia
and Phil King Of Vanderbilt,
two capable runners. will great
ly assist the offensive efforts.
"Our problem will be to stop
the Blue on the ground" Pill
mey said. The North line av.
erages 211 pounds and tie
South. 207.
Yankee Coach Murray War;
math also said he expected .
lot Of aerial action.
On the ground. three backs
who gained a total Of 1926
yards duying the past season
will be mainstays for the Blue.
They are Fullbacks Larry
Krutko of West Virginia and
Chuck Lima Of Notre Dame and
Halfback Dave Thelen Of
Miami (Ohi0.
More workout time would
have been helpful. Warmath
commented. The squads began
practice sessions Saturday and
tapered of yesterday into sig
nal drills TO avoid risks Of
injuries.
Directing the North ofiense
will be Bobby Cox Of Minnes
sofa. And the l90-pound quar-
terback will have Michigan
States Tony Kolodziej and Ed
Cooke Of Maryland as passing
targets.
One reason for Pilney's de-
pendence on aerials Is the
presence on his squad Of the
Nations leading passer, Ken
Ford of Hardin-S Simmons. The
South's starting quarterback,
Ford completed lis Of 2oS
passes for 1884 yards this year.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
sy DICK SLAY

The conductor Of this col
umn on Wednesdays. Q Mr..
Hanson. saw At this week to re-
hash the scholastic highlights
Of 1857. It is just as much in
the year-end spirit. and re-
quires less research. to manu-
facture several possibilities Of
the coming days.
1t could happen in 1858:
ADVANTAGEOUS win win
every event IN the high school
section Of The Star Games. but
1t viii be an exciting scrap for
second place. Ernie Cage will
score 50 points In q single game
and Morgan Wootten viii claim
the Catholic League champion
ship. although his DeMatha
team will have played only two
Of the required six opponents.
At least three other coaches
win be convinced by his argu-
ments. however.
FEBRUARY-St. Valentines
Day viii come and 90 but still
there Wih be no romance be-
tween the coaches and District
school officials.
MARCH - District coaches
will quit coaching. leaving the
city championship basketball
game up in the air. Morgan
Wootten thereupon viii claim
the city championship but
someone will remember De-
Matha didn't win the Catholic
League title.
APRIL Charlie Butt will
be blackballed from the Po-
tomac Boat Club for egging on
the washington-Lee- varsity
shell, too fast in practice.
swamping three innocent log
canoes. That wasn't our var
sity. 1t was our No. 4 eight. T"
Butt will insist. whereupon
Julian Whitestone Of George
Washington will swallow that
black cigar stump.
MAY-An unknown school,
boy pitcher will throw q no.
hitter for 10 innings. but lose.
1924.
JUNE-Morgan Wootten will
give up his summer day camp
for q job as lifeguard at Cape
May. Joe Gallagher will retire
to q vast estate in Florida.
leaving the st. Johns football
and basketball jobs open.
JULY-Unable to schedule
more than three games and
unable TO find q rich coach
st. Johns will drop football
indefinitely. Morgan Wootten
Evening star., 1957-12-27
GATOR BOWL LINEUPS

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Dec. 27 OE9.-Here the names
and numbers Of players in the Gator Bowl
which will be teecas nationally by CHS CChannel WASH
ngton). The game starts at pm. EST.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
EAST-WEST ROSTERS

SAN FRANCISCO Dec ~ 0P-Numerical rosters for to-
morrow nationally eevised EastWest Shrine football game
Kickoff at pm EST and the win be over NBc,
Channel In Washington.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Rose Bowl Foes
Add New Plays
lin Secret Drills

PASADENA. Calf. Dec. ~
tR. Oregon and Ohio State
Iput the padlocks on practices
today rs they started tapering
Iofi for their New Years Day
football date In the Rose Bowl.
Len Casanova Of the Web
foots and Woody Hayes Of the
Buckeyes said they had q few
innovations to inject into their
ofienses. 80 they excluded both
the public and the press.
Each team had q morning
workout on tap. with o visit to
10 Hollywood studio booked In
the afternoon. The Buckeyes
also were TO attend tonight's
basketball game between Ohio
State and Southern California.
Casanova said his Pacific
Coast Conference champions
were not cocky. but were work
ing hard" undisturbed by the
fact they are ie-point under
dogs.
In Fine Physical Shape
"our timing was OF a bit In
yesterdays drill" Casanova
said. but the team Is In fine
physical shape. We had a good
two.hour workout. mostly on
blocking by our interior line
men. Wen have q couple more
closed practices before the
game"
The oregon coach said
Guard Harry Mondale. who has
been bothered by fiu. was ready
| for rough work today. Mon
ldale's replacement. Joe Schaf-
field. hit yesterday by the
bug" is expected to be going
full tilt by Sunday when Casa.
nova has a workout slated.
Hayes held out some hope
that Don Clark. his best half
back. would see some service
against Oregon. but decreed,
We'll do what the doctors say.
Wen have Don going at q full
clip Saturday in a running test.
and lot will depend upon the
outcome OF that.
Dresser Moves Up
CLARK hasn't practiced since
the Purdue game seven weeks
ago. but he has been in the
huddles and knows all our new
adjustments. But knowing them
and doing them are different
things. and we don't expect too
much help from him even II he
can play. We certainly won't
use him. unless he can help US
win. But we do feel more en-
lcouraged about his chances"
With Clark sidelined, his left
halfhack job as ben filled by
Dick Lebeau. shifted from right
half. John Dresser. who led
ohio's scholastic stars in scor-
ing two years ago. has moved
from fourth string right half
back to second on the left half
back list.
Hayes said his hospital list
was In the best shape since the
November 2 game with North
western. and that If we can
get Clark in there well be in
better shape than anytime N
the last two months"
Evening star., 1957-12-27

TIIEGvENING STARA-2i
y Washington, D c. -
FRIDAY, DEcEMBEB ~, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
Community Club
Announces Pluns

Mrs. John c. Lamb, welfare
chairman for the Junior
Woman's Club of Kensing-
ton, has announced that the
club has decided that their
main welfare project for the
year will be to help the Pub
lie Health League Service Of
Kensington.
Mrs. Lamb said that they
will also help the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs in
their mental health project
by contributing gifts to be
used in Christmas stockings
for mental patients.
Other projects will include
helping the Montgomery
County tuberculosis Associa-
ton with their mailing of
Christmas seals, baking
cookies for the American Red
Cross to distribute at the
Bethesda Naval hospital at
Christmas time, taking chill
dren to the Cerebral Palsy
Center in Silver Spring. and
contributing to the Home
Service League of the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

and bottom Of buttered g.
inch pie pan. Bake in mod
crate oven $3.50 degrees FL
10 to is minutes. until lightly
Drowned. Cool.
Filling: Melt butter in
small saucepan. Add brown
sugar. and cook over low
heat. stirring constantly. un-
til sugar is melted. Slowly
add hot water, and stir until
all of sugar is dissolved.
Soften gelatin in cold water,
and dissolve in hot syrup.
Add salt. Cool slightly, then
add ice cream in spoonfuls.
Stir until completely melted.
Blend in vanilla. Cool until
mixture mounds on spoon.
Turn into cooled almond
crust. and chill until firm.
Garnish with whipped cream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
Pie Features
A Really
New Crust

Almonds. the favorite nut
Of connoisseurs. star in this
handsome almond butter
scotch pie. 1t features a
really new crust--grated al
monds, butter and sugar
packed into a pie pan, and
baked to chevy crispnesS. A
mouli crater makes short
work of preparing the al
monds, or grind them, using
the fine blade of the food
chopper.
The rest is easier than pie
pastry pies. that is! And
the delicious shell is compile
mented perfectly by the easy
to-make creamy butterscotch
filling. A festoon of whipped
cream and roasted almond
halves make a pretty trim.
This luscious dessert makes a
perfect finale for the Thanks
giving feast. or for any party
or holiday meal.
Almond ButterscOtch Pie
CRUST:
! cup unblanched almonds
"a cup granulated sugar
"a cup melted butter or
margarine
FILLING:
! tablespoon butter or
margarine
70 cup brown sugar (packed)
"a cup hot water
! envelope plain gelatin
"a cup cold water
"a teaspoon salt
! pint vanilla ice cream
/ teaspoon vanilla
Whipped cream
Halved blanched almonds
Crust: Crate almonds.
using mouli crater. or grind,
using fine blade of food
chopper. Combine with
sugar and butter, and blend
well. Pack firmly into sides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

and halved roasted blanched
almonds.
Makes / (9-inch) pie.
(This pie is best eaten the
day it is made. The crust
is not as crisp if it stands
with the filing overnight.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John Teunis
of Arlington and Mount
Scion. Va, announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Catherine Friel to Mr.. Charles
Edwin Hancock. son of Mrs.
William Jay Hancock of
Ration. N. Mex. and the
late Mr.. Hancock. The we'd
ding took place yesterday in
st. Agnes Catholic Church
in Arlington. The couple will
live in Reno, New.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

wedding took place -yester-
day in the Methodist Church
in Westbury. The couple will
live in Arlington.