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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Veterans Race
In Feature
Al ROsecroft
by JOHN sEGRAvEs
Star star Writer


wilmington's Star. o-year-
old PAGER who has beaten some
Of the best harness horses in
the Nation during his lonO
career. returns 10 the spotlight
tonight at Rosecroft Raceway
In the featured seventh race.
The veteran faces six rivals
In the $1,000 feature Of the
nine-race program and may
have 10 90 about 10 score,
although he is the early favor
lite at about 2 to /.
Not only is the r. L. Craig
owned ace starting from the
No. 5 post, not the most ad-
vantageous, but he Is buckins
some stern opposition.
Won Three In 1857
Brooke's Honor, another o.
year-old. will be making his
1888 debut after being clicked
in a fine 2:029s last year al
Roosevelt Raceway. In 10 trips
TO the post last year, Brooke'E
Honor won three times and waS
second on five other occasions
In fact. he is one UP or
Wilmington's Star in the wiz
and place department. The
favorite won twice and finished
second four times last year
while earning $28.850. During
his lifetime. however. Whining
tons Star has earned $780, sos
Dick Gusts will drive vii.
mington's Star and Clarence
Martin viii be behind Brooke''
Honor.
The Engineer Cited
The Engineer. starting from
the fourth slot. also is expected
to get some solid support. ThC
8-year-old has been to the pos
five times this year and wor
his last effort handily at Rose.
croft Saturday night in 2:07l Is
His best time is 2:022s. no
quite up to Wilmington's Sta
or Brooke's Honor. Whining
tons Star owns a 1885 mari
and Brooke's Honor a 2:0l3s
Sure Con. Meadow Mystery
and Bay Goose round out the
field. For those looking for 6
beaten favorite, Meadow Mys'
terry was the choice his last timt
out. but failed by a length be-
hind the winning ChestertowT
Boy.
Newport Jester, second choice
in the betting to Captain Luck
took the lead in the back
stretch the second time arounC
last night and easily won thu
featured Quick Trick Memorial
Third Straight Victory
Driven by Jack (Tick) Will,
cults. the 4-year-old bay geld
ing scored his third successive
victory at the Oxon Hill track
paying So. Captain Luck started
on the rail, but from the sec.
ond tier in the 10-horse field
and finished third as Philbert
Hanover got up for place. The
winners time was a neat 2:05
Although last nights daily
double g and 81 was worth
only a modest $45.2o. the long
shot players had their mo-
ments, too. Russell lass upset
the figures at $14.40 in the Sec
ond while other overlooked
winners included Little Susie
($26.60) in the third and
Shadydale Peach ($52) in the
fourth.
A crowd Of 4,578 turned out
to bet $226,200 on the eight
race card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Barney Lutz Named
Bluefield MANAGER

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, May %
up. - The parent Baltimore
Orioles have named Barney
Lutz. veteran minor league
skipper, to manage the Blue
field entry in the all-rookie APP
palachian League this year.
Lutz. Al, played for the Phil.
lies during World War II. He
now is serving as manager Of
the Orioles. farm club at Aber-
deem, N. OAK, in the Northern
League, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
CYO Golf Tomorrow

The Catholic Youth Or
ganization will hold its ninth
annual Patterson golf tourna-
ment at pm. tomorrow at the
Georgetown Prep course. The
scotch foursome handicap will
be played over 10 holek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Packers Sign
Bill HoWton

GREEN BAY, Wis, May %
R.-End Bill Howton signed
today with the Packers for an
other National Football League
season. and during 1858 will
attempt to push his total yards
gained to more than three
miles.
The former Rice star has
piled up SOFA yards on 267
receptions in six seasons with
the Packers. His total is sec
ond only to that Of the legend
airy Don Hutson, famed Packer
end of the 1905.
PHILADELPHIA. May %
R.-Marion Campbell, 255-
pound veteran tackle, and
Bill Strawn, rookie tackle. have
signed 1858 contracts with the
Eagles Of the National Foot
ball League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
BOYS BASEBALL

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
A Division
Yankees, 10; Tigers. 1.
B Division
Iroouois, IL; Fox, z.
Cubs, e; Apaches, 4.
Navahoes, IL: Giants, 2.
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BRAVES, 8; GIANTS, 5
SAN FRANCISCO
MILWAUKEE

Totals "a 3 8 3 Totals 81 9 Q Q
Walked for Constable in 5th; 2
Grounded out for Crone in 9TH: 3
Eouled out for o'Connell in 9th;
SAN FRANCISCO - O10 OO2 O0O-3
MILWAUKEE, o. - $50 800 00x-9
ESpencer. Aaron. Po-A-sen Fran.
cisco, 24-16: Milwaukee. 27-lS.' DIP
Mathews to Mantilla to Tore: Logan
to Mantilla TO Tore. LOB--San Fran
cisco. s; Milwaukee. z.
2b - Schmidt. Cepeda. Davenport.
Mant!lla. HR-Cepeda, Tore. s-Bur-
dette. SF-Torre
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Winner - Burdette (4-3). Loser -
Gomez t4-3).
U-Barlick, Jackowski, Landes, Del
more. T-2;2S. A-l5,424.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

winner-Fornieles (2-1l. Loser
Urban (2-2l.
WP-Herbert. U-Flaherty, Chylak
Berry and Mckinley, T-3:O1. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

WInner-Duren I-II. BobeF-Foy-
tack (3-4D.
u--soar, Umont, Summers, Homo
chick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
FiIipinos Wins

TOKYO, May % (P.-PoWer
stroking Johnny Ma Jose today
completed a SO sweep for the
Philippines over Ceylon in the
finals of the Asia Zone Davis
Cup tennis matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

[Berberet Buddin. Baxes. PO-A
Boston, 27-l0; Kansas City, 27-l4
DP-Lepcio to Gernert; Buddin to
Lepcio to Gernert: Hunter to Herzog
LOB-Boston. s; Kansas City, 10.
2b - Smith, Jensen. 3b - Martyr,
Smith Williams. Lepcio. SB-
CerV SLOernert. SF-Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

Winner-Wllson (4-3). Loser-Por-
tocarrero t2-l)
= U-Rommel. Stevens, Napp. Rice
T-2:25. A-632.
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Winner-Drabowsky (2-4l. Loser
Sanford t3-4D.
WP - Drabowsky U - Donatelli.
Crawford. Smith. Daseol. T--3:15.
A-5s19.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

E-droth, Harris, Bertoia. Po-A-
Martin 10 Maxwell; r Boiling TO Mar
tin 10 Maxwell: Foytack TO Maxwell.
LOB-New York z, Detroit 8.
ob-Kubek, Bertoia, Groth, Foytaek.
HR-Throneberry, zernial. s-shantz,
Siebern, SF-Bauer.
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CUBS, 7; PHILLIEs, 4
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO

Totals 3s7l27 Totals 354l04
] Struck out for Sanford in 4th;
? Struck out for Hearn in 9th; 3 Sin
eled for Hacker in Sth: 4 Took third
strike for Hemus In sth.
CHICAGO $1,000 $50 900 600
PHILADELPHIA - o1O 100 O20-4
E. Lopata PO-A-Chicago, 27-6:
Philadelphia, 27-5. DP-DraboWsky to
Long TO Dark. Walls TO Banks. LOB
Chicago II. Philadelphia. IL.
2b-Banks. Dark Sanford, Repulski.
3b-Repulski. HR-Banks. Jones. Esse-
gian. SB-Moryn.
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WHITE soX, S; ORIOLES,
CHICAGO
BALTIMORE
- Totals 3S 5 10

Totals 35 / -
Flied out for Portocarrero In bth;
2 Struck out for Moeller in 7th 3
Called out on strikes for Beamon IN
9th.
BALTIMORE 900 900 DOLL
CHICAGO --------0 i2 020 00x-5
Robinson, Aparico, Philips. 20
Ah 1pBslttiiImore, 24s9; chieaso; 27;io.
mon to Castleman TO Marshall. LOB
Baltimore, 10; Chicago 10.
2b--Gardner Aparico 2, Nieman
2b-Francona. SB-Landis, Torgeson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
RED SoX, 8, ATHLETICS, S
KANSAS CITY
BOSTON

Totals 36slO7 Totals 35 SO
Ran for williams in 9th: . Popped
out for Urban in 4th: GROUNDED into
double play for Dickson in 5th:
Popped out for German in 7th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROFT

18th Night Of 2i-Nlght Meetlng
Daily Double Closes sos PM.
Post Time S:15 PM.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; % pace
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lKEES. S: TIGERS, 4

Totals 80 5 s 3 Totals 81 4104
Singled for Grim in 7th: 2 no.
mered for Hogan in Sth,
NEW YORK ~ 900 OO2 201-5
Detroit .- 900 l02 010-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

Ik0NEh, ABC: WestinEhouse laund-
fomat: studio couch: chairs,
dresser. bed, other furniture. AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
SLEEP FURNITURE

Studio Couches. Open to
two twin beds. Resular
$685.
Sofa Beds. Open 10 sleep
two. Reeular $685.
2-Piece Plastic Sofa Bed
Suite. Sofa bed opens to
sleep two with matching
chair. Floor sample.
Regular S159
z-Piece Sofa Bed Suite. -,
Black nylon cover. Reg
ulsr SIZE. Foor sam
pie
a piece Daveno Suite.
Dayeno opens to sleep
two with separate inner
sprins mattress and
matching chair. Foam
rubber cushions. Regu-
ulsr 5000 ;
6-pieee Rock Maple Sofa
Bed Suite. Sofa bed.
chair. rocker. . step ia
oles, coffee table. Req
ular S2laa5 9
Convertible Sofa with COM
Portable inne rsprfnR
mattress Reguiar
S2l995. Floor sample
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FURN.-2 twin beds with matt. and
spes. 3 roll away beds and 2
mats. Hotpoint portable dish
west. clother drisr. bsby crib and
matt, baby scales, cabinets with
drawers. work tables. OIL 3-70til
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

OGRAPH-Eiec.; perfect for
citation OF church ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

FuRN. - Karnstan Oriental rnn,
Axle. complete with foam rubber
pad, Porch glider "opens into
bedli 3-pc. iiving rm. set. MAJ
hCaany kneeh0le desk. 2 fiber
rugs, SxIO and fn12: Homart 10
in. exhaust fan; lamps. tables
and other misc. items. Leaving
town, must sell. JU. b-50T6.
FURN.--Entire contents Of 6-room
house for sale Owner leaving
town. JU. S-20glb.
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CAMERA-CrompaY me

CAMERA--Paiilard Bolex i6mm
Turrett with 3 lenses. F::2 wide
angle, IS telepheto, S137.
Burke a. James Watson" press
camera with Kalart syne. range
finder fash and Skan exposure
meter, S32 so.
LIVINGSTON q co. 1879 H st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

EURNlTURK-9ofn and matching
chair. maroon. m0hair. 3 eu-
shinned. very Good eond; $50.
fVg f-a041
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

2-Pieoe Living Room Suite.
Blue damask, sofa and
matching chair, Foam
rubber cushions. Resu-
lar S1S9. 95
2-Piece Living Room Suite.
Sofa and matching chair.
Foam cushions. Assorted
nylon covers. Regular
S239.95
2-Piece International Liv-
ing Room Suite. Sofa
and matching chair
Floor sample. Regular
1929 .95
2-Piece Living Room Suite.
Sofa and matching chair
Blue nylon. Regular
$239.95 --- 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

MACHINE AND
DUPLICAr0R; Todd check writer:
VAR GOOD gcrking eonds
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DISKS, Juvenile (schpolsl for chill
dren 4 to Q yrs. OF age. lsf-class
cond.. ready for immed use I.
NITURE Co, AID. l-5b21.
DESKS, antique roll top ID: Em-
pire MahoR. buffet. Knabe uprt.
plano. ch. cab. OIL. 0-246l.
DESKS, lge. selec.: new. used.
Many bargain. Also 1iling cabinets.
etc. CIRCLE, 619 9th 81. NV.
DEsKS-Magnificent solid cherry
once desk, former U. s. senator 8.
Metal typewrit. desk. EN-. e-lalN.
DIAMONDS = $40 to 81, 600;
mony-back guarantee. NATIONAL
PAWNBROKERS, 1905 Lee hwy,
Rosslyn. Va, foot Kew Bridge.
IA. 2-i171
DIAMOND RING, 5s-point Tiffany
setting; must saerlfce. on. 2-lsse,
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING,
setting, S65. ia. S-42a7.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
Home, Income.
Security


II you ore mechanically inclined.
know something about nursery
stock and would like On older.
but well mointoined farmhouse.
this is for you. 20 ocres located
on Route 20 cost with green
house, roadside stand. 7-Ioom
home and q masonry block build.
ing housing q mower repoir
shop. Present owner. retiring 10
Florida. will help finance. Coll
VI today for further information.
EVERS0N
Lake Shore at Eost 242nd
Redwood l.6200
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
$l4,9OO

JUST reduced. bedroom single
with 2-car attached garage, full
basement, extra large lot; East
222nd; don't miss this one. A. M.
Pena. Inc. Realtor, $40 East
222nd St, AN. 1-23OO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
[;l3! ESTATE
BUY IN EUCLID

BUY IN EUCLID
NEW 3-bedroom brick front bum
galow, big double sliding door
closets, tull basement, blower
gas furnace, 40 gal. AUI tank.
large is #. kitchen with paneled
dining area, clay tile bath, 24x23
garage, 10 #. drive, off East
200th, priced reasonable. Eckart
Realty, 484 East 200th ST., KE.
l-1440.
LOTS, 1893 ft. frontage, $4,000 for
both, in Mentor. w 6-0465 after
6p. M, KE. l-6126 days.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23

Just imagine owning q 4a room
bungalow near Lake Shore Blyd.
in Euclid with q double lot. Civ.
ing you space for q new and
larger home whenever you ore
ready. This is the chonce Of q
lifetime.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
Sl7.9OO
300

JUST reduced this 3-year-old
frame bungalow, 23x30 founda-
ton; living room, large kitchen,
2 bedrooms and bath down, ex-
pansion up; large lot A. NJ.
= Pena, Inc, Realtor. $40 East
222nd St. AN. 1-2300.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
Euclid Bungalow
S23,900

Owner hates to leave this 4-bed-
room brick front semi-ronch with
2.cor attached garage. ideollY
located neor schools. churches
and transportation. His move is
your good fortune TO enjoy q
lovely poneled recreation room
with wood burning fireplace,
spacious kitchen with dining
area. large living room, tiled
bath. Don't miss this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-23
BETTY HANSEN

1880. CUTE 5-room bungalow with
basement and gas heat, near
Roosevelt School and Holy
ty. 8l9 East l35th St, w. 6-2l30.
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Sl9,9OO

EAST 185th ST. section. 3 bedrooms,
bath up; living room. dining
room. kitchen, sun room. family
room. full basement. barbecue
this value. A. NJ. Pena. Inc,
Resitor, 62o East 222nd ST.. AN.
l-120n
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Sll.9OO

NORTH of the blvd. in Euclid, s.
bedroom bungalow. partial base
ment; washer, dryer, refriger-
ator, range; on large lot; beach
privileges; see this today. A. M
Pena, Inc, Realtor, $40 East
222nd ST., AN. 1-23OO.
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S3l,9OO

NORTH of the blvd, in Euclid,
all brick 3-bedroom ranch. 33x5l
foundation, paneled recreation
room; wardrobe closets; vesti-
bule entrance: wood burning
fireplace; family room with an
indoor barbecue pit for year
round fun. A. M. Pena. Inc,
Realtor, $40 East 222nd ST., AN
l-230O
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ST. WILLIAMS

d. VlGIIZAII y
NEWLY decorated, 4 years old, 3
bedroom brick front semi-ranch,
living Nom. 2 bedrooms, ls #.
kitchen, dining room. clay tile
bath down, bedroom plus sew
ing room up. III car attached
garage. carpeting, drapes, alumni
mum storms and screens. divided
basement, 328 East 262nd ST.
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$1,000 DOWN

DOUBLE, this newly decorated
SIS frame double has everything
including new gas furnaces and
hot water tank, only $l7.9O0. A.
NJ Pena, Inc, Realtor, $40 East
222nd ST., AN 1.23OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

White House by Mrs. Mar
garet Thompson Biddle, as
well aS the Monroe gold
pieces. Flowers this time
were variagated pink carna-
tons.
One thing that crept into
the White House unnoticed
was an opera hat OF the late
Senator Joseph Mccarthy.
This was worn by FEC Com
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Lody Astor Arrives Today
For Visit With Finleys

Mrs. Mick" Carney on We'd
nesday evening with Admiral
and Mrs. Harold Stark, and
on Thursday evening with the
Finleys.
Admiral Carney says he
doesn't know how their pet
poodle will behave on the oc-
casion. The lasf time efier-
vescent Nancy sAstor dined
with them. she held the GEN.
ter OF the stage too long TO
suit Vip. and he resorted to
diStracting tactics TO get his
usual share of attention.
He's not really very smart.
says the admiral. because he
can't carry a cup OF coffee
upstairs. But every morning
he gives the dog a lecture on
his days work and at the
sound Of those last two words
he carries the morning paper
up 70 Mrs. Carney.
On this particular evening
he went out in the garden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
By sETTY BEAlE

The inimitable, unpredict-
able. sometimes combustible.
but always risible Lady Aston
arrives in town today.
The Virginia born widow
Of Lord Waldorf Aston viii
stay with the David Finleys
for a To-day visit en- route
South. The whole household
is looking forward 10 il. said
Mr.. Finley. meaning that
even the servants know from
past experience that her lady
ship will keep things popping
and amusing during her So
journ.
She had planned 10 so to
Nassau from here. but the
Gripping strike there has
turned vacationers away and
virtually ended the season.
So now she will seek warm
weather in Florida.
On Monday evening she
will dine with Admiral and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

missioner Robert Lee. who
was there with his wife.
Mr.. Lee explained that
some years ago before the
Senator's DEATH he was
asked TO the White House
and didn't have a top hat.
He borrowed one from Sena-
tor Mccarthy land since We
had the same head size, he
never got 1t back"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
by DAISY CLELAND
star star Writer

House Speaker Rayburn
sat down 10 break bread last
evening as the guest Of honor
at the White House and
found himself in the minor
ity.
The President and Mrs.
Eisenhower were hosts at
the annual dinner for the
Speaker Of the House Of Rep
resentatives.
The rs guests tmaybe a
magic number. since the
Speaker was just rs this
month"; were almost entirely
members Of Congress and
their wives. The count Of the
guests at the party for the
famed Democrat was 81 Re-
publican members o. Con-
gress and IL Democratic
ones.
There were only four
names In addition 10 the
congressional guests.
This was the second dinner
party-musicale for President
and Mrs. Eisenhower in their
series Of modern White House
entertaining. Last Thursday
they entertained for the Vice
President and members OF
the cabinet.
The new idea Of parties
does away with the large
number OF guests at both din
ners and receptions and in
its place has guests for din
ners and then a small group
asked in afterwards for a
musicale.
Early for Chat
The Speaker and his red
haired sister. Mrs. w. A.
Thomas. arrived at the White
House at about 7;:4S pm.
Is minutes before the other
dinner guests were invited
They went up TO the Eisen-
howers private quarters for a
chat before the party began.
The guests OF honor and
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover came down the eleya-
tor and walked toward the
East Room where the guests
were waiting.
The four then went into
the East Room and formed
. receiving line.
The President with Mrs.
Thomas on his arm and the
Speaker escorttng Mrs. Ell
senhower led the way to che
State dining room for dinner
and Texas invaded the White
House-musically speaking.
All the pomp of the red
carpeted hallway was thrown
10 the winds when Marine
Mai. Albert Schoepper led
the orchestra in q group OF
tunes specially arranged for
the Speaker. The marbled
halls echoed with The Eyes
Of Texas Are Upon You" and
The Yellow Rose Of Texas"
Mrs. Eisenhower as always
had an eye to color and wore
q bright pink silk taffeta
dress designed by Nettie
Rosenstein and fashioned
with a very full skirt. With
1t she wore an opal necklace.
bracelet and earrings that
she had purchased in Geneva
in 1855 during the summit
conference.
Mrs. Thomas was in a blue
lace dress which accented
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and made such q rumpus
Admiral Carney followed him
and found he had hold Of a
poSsum. II was a ratty look
ing poSSum. said Mick: II
looked as If It had been left
over from some earlier GEN.
fury In Georgetown.
In hopes the dog would
carry 1t of he said. Days
work" whereupon Vip tri-
umphantly rushed into the
house and deposited II at the
feet Of Lady Aston. The smart
possom played possum and
lay there.
1T was a notorious vic
tory" said the admiral. ON
nisilence ensued." And Nancy
Aston lost the floor.
THE INCOMPATIBLE 90
YEAR-OLD Senator Theo-
dore Francis Green swept
Representative Frances Boil
ton onto the dance floor at
the Wiley Buchanans party
Wednesday night. While
much younger men stood
around or sat and watched.
the Senator was practically
the first to respond to the
rhythmic trio playing.
The two houses are dane
ing together" said the Con-
gresswoman as the Senator
twirled her. You mean two
legislative bodies" ouipped a
friend.
The Chief OF Protocol and
Mrs. Buchanan were giving
Continued on Page B-7. Col.
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The White House
Tukes on Mr.. Sam

HCr pEight req ndlT, she dlbO
wore a mink stole.
The guests were seated az
the usual huge E-shaped
table and Toasted on oysters
Rockefeller. tomato con.
somme. lamb with mint pears,
and a frozen custard with
caramel sauce that one guest
described as tout Of this
world"
Following the dinner the
ladies went into the Red
Room and the men into the
Green Room for coffee.
Guests had a choice OF six
liqueurs. including green
mint. and the gentlemen
happily pulled away on large
cigars which gave the execu-
tive mansion a lived In"
aroma.
The feeling Of friendly.
bipartisan gayety continued
as the gentlemen escorted
their dinner partners into the
East Room for the musicale
and the after dinner guests
were greeted by President and
Mrs. Eisenhower in the Blue
Room. In almost every case
q Representatives. wife was
on the arm Of a Senator. a
Senator's wife on the arm Of
a Representative.
Finally President and Mrs.
Eisenhower tthe latter I'M
able TO restrain a gay wink
at the press took their
places in the East Room for
the musicale.
Among Dinner Guests
Among the dinner guests
were Senator James Z.
Murray. Senator Allen J.
Ellender. Senator and Mrs.
Lister Hill. Senator and Mrs.
George d. Aiken. Senator
and Mrs. John L. Mcclellan,
Senator and Mrs. II. Alex
ander Smith. Senator and
Mrs. Homer capehart and
Senator and Mrs. J. w. Full
bright.
Others we're Senator and
Mrs. Bourke B. Hickenlooper,
Senator and Mrs. DIN d.
Johnston. Senator and Mrs.
George w. Malone Senator
Malone wore black Western
style boots with his formal
attire, Senator and Mrs.
Clinton p. Anderson. Senator
and Mrs. Frank Carlson. Sem
ator and Mrs. Francis Case
and Senator and Mrs. j.
Glenn Beall.
The congressional group
continued with Senator and
Mrs. Carl T. Curtis. Repre-
sentative Carl Vinson. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clarence
Cannon. Representative and
Mrs. Emanuel celler. House
Minority Leader Joseph Mar
tin and Representative and
Mrs. Charles A. Wolverton.
From the Virginia side Of
the river were Representative
and Mrs. Howard Worth
Smith and also. there were
Representative Leo Allen,
Representative Francis Z.
Walter. Representative and
Mrs. Harold d. Cooley. Rep
resentative Charles Halleck,
Representative Robert Chip
erheld and Representative
and Mrs. Karl NJ. lie Compile.
Also on the guest list for
dinner were Representative
and Mrs. Henry o. Tale,
Representative and Mrs.
Herbert c Bonner. Represent
tative and Mrs. William S.
Hill. Representative and Mrs.
Sid Simpson. Representative
and Mrs. Clair Engle and
Representative and Mrs. DIN
z. league.
Completing the congress
sional guests we're Represen-
tative and Mrs. Omar Burle-
son, Representative Kenneth
B. Heating. Representative
and Mrs. Thor c. Tollefson