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The Adak sun., 1958-06-09

Massive Joe Adcock of hhe Mi 1Waukee Brayes,in brief visit to New York City recently: looked 1ongingly towards Bro- oklyn and said, "I'm sure gonna miss Eboets Fie1d." And we'll he mi ght. He
 is the: only ball player ever to hit a
 ball over the 1eftfie1d roof there and tied major league record in the. same
 park. No player ever had better day than Adcock on July 3l, 1854. In order,
 he hit home run, a double, and three more round-trippers in TOW. No wonder he likes Ebbets Field. :r"
 "Nhat fans?" was the question as Jim Wilson hurled the Whi ite Sox to a 5-l win over the Baltimore Orioles before a crowd CD of 632 spectators at Chicago. :. Sad Tale Department If baseball games were eight innings instead of nine the Norfolk Navy Tars would be unbeaten. They've lost five and each game was dropped in the ninth.
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The Adak sun., 1958-06-09

VI I'm not, rich and I don't have yacht and new convertible like Louie, "" apologized the suitor, "but darling, I love you:n
 . "And love you, too," replied the girl. "NoW tell me more about Louie." .. The breathless comnuter rushed up to the ticket window and sputtered, "Give ma a round-trip ticket, quick"
 Where to?" asked the clerk.
 "Nhy back here, of course" ."'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Bullock Glenn Guests
Arrive For Wedding

Among those who will be in
'armvlle Saturday for the Bullock
Glenn wedding are Rep and Mrs.
Watkins Abbit and Judge and Mrs
Joel Flood Of Appomatiox. Judge
william Old, Of Chesterfield c. H..
Mr. and Mrs. William Walker, Of
Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rison zchmcr Of McKenny
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bittinger
and Mrs Andrew Packer are to
spend the week end in Baltimore.
Md, as guests Of Dr.. George F
Bennett. While there they will at
tend the major league ball games.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Club Calendar

Methodist WSCS--Monday. June
3. 8 pm. Circle with Mrs n. FL
Lacy. circle 3 with Mrs. Z, WI
Jacobs. circle 5 with Mrs Charles
Lane. circle 6 with the Misses
Hiner. circle with Mrs. Nell II
Griffin circle with Mrs. F. T.
Wootton; circle 8 with Mrs. j. B.
Williams co-hostess. Mrs. c. b.
Williams Circle 4. Monday. $50
pm. with Mrs John Mitchell.
Circle ! Tuesday, June 10, 10 am.
with Mrs. Garland Wilkerson CO.
hostess. Mrs. John Garrett
Farmvillc Presbyterian church
circles--Monday, June Q, 10 am.
circle / with Mrs. H. f. Button.
Mrs. S. w Rockwell, co-hostess,
circle 2 with Mrs. X. L. McClenny:
circle with Mrs. r. f. Newman.
and al pm, circle 4. with Mrs
j, A Wilkerson, Mrs. j W. Ram
iey, co-hostess. circle with Mrs
lack Lewis, Mrs. c. L. Bcdwell.
co-hostcss. circle with Mrs. w. T
Morton. Mrs Otis Davis. co-hos-
ess. and circle with Mrs. Charles
Carter. Mrs j II. Cason, co-hos-
tess.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

0s.e,i'auoh y coi1'pie'eiH foreign
" RIM hooei' nature. ana cere-
iiioi's ne II oiapeiIse Win at 'he
ufop 81 q hat.
ms lact that tlc former pas
~ 81 farinViiie presbyterian
,hurch If hoW Dr ROBERTS n thc
tint. 'hlhR 'iM 1lil'oh roffe pastor
Wlll trace on
Hafnpdcn sydney Collcg n
AWARDED MN inc honorary doctor
OF DIVINITY degree at It's l82nd com
mencement Monday II thereby
qualified him for the formal title
because q ms stature as man
"A God. ms status rs 4 churchlnan
and mn lohR devoted service 70 ms
ielioWs
Folks Win AID into the nse III
doctor readily The Rev Philip A
Roberts is thc Mild IL person
quality appcndages fit on easily
As modcrator.elec, n ,he synod
of Virginia No neu ,;tle u,;ll ~
uschll hnt arn, tbc for,,al,,iae
itts IN new r ps hroad sy,n.
pathtes VIII part.af ,he cram M
forests IN pcopIc tha, friends and
associates ,btnk aboi,t
The serious AID Sedato core-
MONIES Al Harnpden. sydney BRING
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

most have come within the past Is
years when they We're forced out
OF China By the Communists
Reverend Hamilton works mostly
WIN the Chinese who fled from the
mainland and with the students
) lletlmes nc breaches AZ lepef
colony While Miss Hamilton was
there he held communicate classes
at the colony and baptized 40
lepers one day.
Ilss Hamilton has seen Genera
lles'no and Nine Chang Kai
ShSf. and once obtained special
permission 10 20 to their chapel
Tho genorallsS iin 0 III closely
guarded much as is the president
Of the United States
Her parents have take d to
Madame whom Miss Hamilton
termed "a very fine Christian
She $ helped the missionaries SO
much and organized PRAYER groups
with wives of officials
MISS Hamilton has been very i'm
pressed with the friendliness 81
Farinville and Is looking forward
70 her work here She VIII live with
th9 MISSES Patsy ana Nancy wat
klnS tins summer and then move
10 2o4 High street before the col
loges open this fall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Miss Garland Fetcd
At Bridal Shower

Miss Patricia Foster entertained
with miscellaneous shower at
home on Oak street Wednesday
morning honoring Miss Judy Gar
land. whose marriage to Frank
Wallace will take place Saturday
June IA. at the Farmvillc Presby-
terrain church
Prizes were won by Miss Jo-
anne Williams and Miss Pauline
Womack
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Daughter OF Missionaries In Form0sa Plunges Into
Work As Presbyterian Director OF Christian Education

como a missionary, she would prob
ably go to one of the Presbyterian
church Far f stern mission
fields in Japan, Korea or Formosa
The church also has missions in
Mexico. Brazil Ecudor. the Belgian
Congo and Iraq
Speaks Some Mandarin
Miss Hamilton speaks slight con
versatonal" Mandarin chimes e.
picked up from her parents and
Chinese al the university students
center in Talwan
She tells Of accompanying her
father on trip into the mountains
IN the middle Of Formosa, an area
inhabited BY one Of seven major
tribes whose people were headhun-
tiers until 80 or 100 years ago
Her father spoke IN Mandarin, a
TalWanese pastor translated it into
Japanese. and a member OF the
tribe translated II into his tribal
language
II understood a little Of the Man
darn MISS Hamilton smiles,
Frs Arc Tribal
Actually the tribal peoples ate the
first families Of Fornosa The Tai
wanese came from the Chinese
n ainland several hundred years
age The Chinese arc newcomers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

Farmville Presbyterian church S
new director OF Christian education
arrived in Farmvllle Saturday and
began her work that evening.
She is Miss Dorothy Hamilton. Is.
who lust received her master o.
religious education degree from
Presbyterian Assembly'S Training
School IN Richmond
MISS Hamilton came to Farmville
Saturday and started to work right
away at party at the church for
the students
She VIII be working with the
whole church education program
ana with the Longwood and Hamp-
dcnsydney College students Next
week She goes TO work1n earnest.
with the Presbyterian piscopalian
daily vacation church school
Parents Are Missionaries
MISS Hamilton majored in ele-
meataiy education at Flora Mac
donald College Red Springs. n G..
and tAen taught year IN Talwan
Fo~mfosa where her parents. the
Rev ana Mrs + H Hamilton. are
missionaries
Mss Hamilton herself vas born
On the China mainland. in
suchowfu. Kiangsu province north
q Shanghai Mrs Hamilton and her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
- r,oun( Meuhou

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Milan and
Mr. and Mrs Stokeley Fulton are
spending the week at the Hoover
cabin III Harrlsonburg
Mfs Robert Baldwin and daugh-
ter Laura Of Marion, are guests
ID fhe Frank 4 Baldwin home
Mrs Carla Keys. Of Johnson CITY,
Tenn is spending a few days at
her home hero
R p Wilson spend few days
last week IN Richmond
Roy Lang Pearson. of the Uni
versity Of Virginia is spending the
summer ali homo with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Pearson MI.
Pearson viii be swimming insruc-
tor and life guard at Goodwin
Lake
Mr. and Mrs ] A. Harper. Of
Charlotte, N. g., are guests in the
o Wayne Harper homo this week
Miss Kathy Gizzard and sister.
Debbie. Of Martinsburg W Va
arc spending the week with their
grandparents. the Rev and Mrs
Norman soyars
Mrs. W K. whidden is the guest
Of Mr., and Mrs. william Bridge
forth in Richmond.
Dr.. Robert Brumfeld left today
10 spend the summer at Oak Ridge
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cowan. of
Fredericksburg were week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Louis
Dahl and attended Hampden-Syd
ney College commencement Mon
day for the graduation Of their
son. Charles Mcdonald CoWan, Jr
Mr. and Mrs E Frank Licbrccht
and daughter. Claudia. visited Mrs.
Liebrecht's mother Mrs. W. E.
Anderson this week en- route from
Durham N c., to their home in
Manhasset L. l.. N Y Mr. Lie
brecht has been elected president
Of the Kellogg International cor
po~ation and engineering and con
struction firm The Liebrechts will
move to London England the lat
ter part of June.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Booth and
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Booth. and
children. spent the holiday week
end at Buckroe Beach with Mr.
and Mrs r. J. Ollie Mr.. and Mrs.
James Booth. Of Richmond. were
also guests in the same home
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Chapman,
and family, were in Raleigh. N c.,
for the week end where they at
tended the graduation Of Mrs. Chap
man brother-in-la Tom E. West,
from North Carolina State.
Mr.. and Mrs, David Matthews
left Tuesday to spend the summer
in Chapel Hill and Hickory. N. G.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Betty r. Taylor Win:
Additions Award

ms " S ElAotte's music class
presented 4 recital ~ Her studio
Tuesday evening
Awards were presented to the
three students who made the high
est averages in the Richmond
additions sponsored by the National
Guild Of Piano Teachers in April.
The first honor went to Betty
Bonnet Tavlor. and tho other two
a Patty Hay and Emma Lou
Wnmack
Vocal piano and organ numbers
wore presented BY Lucie Putney
Bill Burger Marjorie Glenn. Patty
Hay, Lee Garrett Adele H. Wat
kins, Emma Lou Wonack, Bob
Taylo" Bobby Martin Ann Marie
Pearson, Winston Stuart, Sandra
Long, Sam Putney. Sally G. Wat
kins. Carol Scott Bruce, Sarah
Gillian Betty Bennet Taylor
Pauline Womack ANA swerfege1
and Sherry Taylor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

Simmons Whitaker
Vows Said Sunday
At Amelia Church

The wedding Of Miss Betty Jo
Whitaker. daughter Of Mrs Claude
w Whitaker. OF Amelia county
and the late MIR Whitaker. to
Donald Simmons. son Of Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Simmons. of Stanards-
vile. took place at Amelia Bap
list church June ! AZ D M. Tho
ceremony was performed by tn
paslos the Rev John T Lennon
A reception was held afterward iii
the recreation room Of the church
Given IN marriage by her uncle
u b Whitaker, the bride wore a
Iull-lcnRth gown Of white lace over
satin with a fingertlp veil attached
to tara of seed pearls. Her bou-
duet was Of white orchids
Miss Mary Anne Hammer. at-
tired in deep blue net. was maid
81 honor Bridesmaids dressed III
lighter blue net dresses We're MISS
Doris Anne Hall and Miss Doris Lee
ReameS, niece OF the BRIDE They
carried noseRays of pink and white
roses
The gaooms father was his best
man Y Shars were Kenneth IL
Reamcs. Jr. and Ronald Dillard
After \ short wedding trip Nh
and Mrs Simmons viii make their
home With her mother.
Mrs. sirnm ms was student Al
Lpn2wood College last summer and
the past winter She Will attend
summer school there this year
Mr. Simmons attended Hampdcn-
sydney College last winter and will
DC VAIN the highway department
inns summer Both expect 10 re-
turn TO their respective colleges
next fan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

AZ, 80 No.. c,aa p..,s
=, I'm a+,aad ~ % 3D., ' 49,. ' =
All as,p [,n = !, aUl1'' 60 49,
da, II TIT M N' '''''''
IN ad H.. ., n.
eana, paaa,., p,,ai, III, - ~.
rha,.,,.an Ill . VIII :, - = =
a,.,rs ,Da Ill ~ a'," aa, IL n,
MIS- Y HARDY Mrs Jullan Lane
ana MIS- K Benjamin Jones spent
Wednesday at West I'M. the home
Blanton ii Cumberland COUNTY
Nh AN MI L q Han,lott ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

Mr. and Mrs George Lloyd were
/ among those who attended the
Buick banquet m Charlottesville
/ recently
MRS George Fitzgerald HAS been
the guest Of her daughter Mrs.
Ralph Britton and family il Char
lottcSville for several days
MI and Mrs Paul Rhoads have
returned to Baltimore. Md. after
4 a visit with Mrs Rhoads sister
and family Mr. and Mrs. George
Petrakos.
Mrs Edear Price and Son VII
son Price Of Roanoke. were guests
q Miss Vivian Davis and visited
Mrs Henry DAVIS at Sourhside
Community Hospital
Mr. and Mrs Geoffrey Crcyke
Of Washington p G.. arc spend
ing q few days here Al the Paul
e'tc home
MIS- y IL Williams u Lynch.
burg Was among those here for
thc funeral Of Harvey Miller Mon
daN
Guests in the W G Fore home
during The week end were Mrs G.
r Schulz and daughters. Of Apo
naattox Mr. and Mrs P & Cost
ncr of Joultc Ga. and Mrs
Ruby Thompson and daughter. 81
Victoria,
Mrs Fart Simmons II A patient
at the Virginia Baptist hospital in
Lynchburg
Mrs Herman jenkins entertained
ben bridge club Wednesday eve
ming
4 r Blair and MiSs Judv Blair
of Chula Vista Calf VIII BE- the
guests of M and Mrs winston
Johnston for the week end
Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
B S Hamersly were Mrs. Ham
erslv's brothers. John w Barbce.
Of Richmond, and James Barbee.
Of Klns'on N C and thcir faml-
Aes.
MSS Ruth catln viii leave s,ln-
day to be the guest Of Mrs j. r..
Horton for week at Mays Head
N c.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Cornwoll. and
family. and Mr. and Mrs. Mere
dlth Felts. all Of Ivor. were week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs J H
Whitfield and attended the com
mcncement exercises at Longwood
College
MIS- Henry c. Pfeiffer. Of Rich
mond will arrive Friday to be the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Horace
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs { M. cowan. Of
Frcderickburg have been guests
in the Louis Dahl home and at
tended the graduation Of their
son. NIFTY. from Hampden-Sydncy
College
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Doctor OF Divinity Degree Winner
Was Man Of The Year Here In 1913

a TRADEMARK wherever he goes
He Il quickly switch the CONVEX
sation away from titles and honors
Say. hoW's that family OF
yours?' is the conversational way
he Il indicate his real interests.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

The marriage Of Miss Alice Pearl
Bryant, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs,
John R Bryant Of Buckingham, to
Oscar " Price Jr son Of the
late M and Mrs Oscar W Price
of Pamplin. took place Saturday
afternoon at 3 pm at the Metho-
dist parsonage at Pamplin.
The Rev. Ronald S Clark. pastor
officiated at the ceremony.
The bride Wore pink with white
accessories and a corsagc Of white
carnations
After a wedding trip the couple
viii make their home in Pamplin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Mulphy5 Announce
Birth Of Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Murphy. Of
Greensboro. Ky. announce the birth
OF daughter, Katherine Wells.
Sunday June T.
Grandparents arc Mr. and MIS-
J p Murphy, Of Crewe. and Mrs.
r w Catlin, Of Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

Siliti ToDt-it v. WDDnSlNt, Oh
Jacksonville. Fla, visited his aunt.
Mrs. T L. Lancaster. Jr.. and
family. Monday en- route to Patux-
ent, Md
Miss Emma Norvell Dowdy. Of
Lynchburg, and Miss Martha Carter
left Monday for Orlando. Fla,
where they viii be guests 81 Miss
Dowdy's aunt, MRS Robert Ham
mond, and Mr.. Hammond
Mrs. H. Conrad Blackwell has re-
turned from weeks visit with her
daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hook, and new grandson,
Terry Blackwell, in Durham
pr II Conrad Blackwell attended
the commencement exercises Al
Duke University Monday where his
son-in-law. Donald Hook. received
his masters degree.
d.. and Mrs. Thomas f Gilmer
attended the graduation Of their
son. George Gilmer. at Davidson
College this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r H. Hamburg are
guests of their son, william Han
bury. and family. in Charlotte.
N. c., where Mr. Hamburg is at
tending the Charlotte horse show
Thursday through Saturday.
Mrs. W 2 Fallwell Is visiting
relatives in Raleigh, N. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. e. ABB
II,
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the airport called q monument
to his efforts. More than 400
persons turned out in the air.
ports Terrace Dining Room for
the National Airport Clubs af-
fair. The club Is made UP Of
representatives Of the airline
industry.
J. H. Carmichael. chairman
OF the board OF Capital Air
lines. as POSTMASTER, lauded
Mr.. orifiin's administration Of
the airport. citing It's growth
during his i0-year tenure, from
handling . million-plus pas
sengers In i047 to 4 million
plus last year.
kilograms Of congratulations
poured In from airline presi-
dents. Government officials and
aviation ofiicials.
Mr.. Grimm win be succeeded
at National by L. w. Burton.
now director of planning and
development for the Civil
Aeronautics Administration.
During yesterdays ceremony.
the retiring director. who Is
50. received an engraved silver
service. q plaque and dispatch
casgfrom the Airport Club and
from airport station managers.
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D. c. Bans Ruse
In Street Photos

The District Commissioners
have banned what Police Chief
Robert v. Murray has labeled
q "ruse" by sidewalk photog-
raphers involving the use OF q
fake camera shutter.
Chief Murray yesterday COM
planned that some street cam
eramen have been using q
device initiating q camera
shutter sound. Passersby at
tracted by the fake sound
aren't actually photographed
unless they show definite In
terest. the chief said.
The police chief said photog-
raphers contend the strategy
saves wasting film. But labeled
II fraud and q breach Of BUSH
ness ethics"
The city heads adopted q
police regulation outlawing the
practice.
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opus 10 account for two Of the
remaining three.
OF the toccatas which ended
the program. two have been
steady favorites since they were
first composed. The Czerny
Toccata was an unusual treat,
however. and would bear future
repetitions.
Assisting Miss Scott was
Jane Stone. contralto. who
sang q cycle Of Sapphic songs
by Mary Turner Salter. This
Is a composer I have never en-
countered before. but evidence
suggests that she wrote this
work when under the potent
influence Of that group Of COM
posers active In the Boston
area around the turn Of the
century. and well represented
by Arthur Foote and Mrs. H.
H. A. Beach. This song cycle
did not measure UP TO Mrs.
Beach's standard. however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

Last night at the Cosmos
Club. Miss Vivian Scott. a mem
Der Of the piano faculty at
Howard University. played q
recital In which technical
adroitness and musical intel
ligence met on Q very high
plane.
Miss Scott plays with q lyric
sensitivity well adapted TO the
subtle demands Of Beethoven's
OPP. 90 Sonata. The precise
clarity Of her execution re-
vealed inner voices and def
infections seldom heard in the
Etudes and Toccatas which
completed her program.
Some Of this music has
sounded more brilliant under
larger. masculine hands. but
only rarely does 1t sound 80
musical. An important con-
tributor to the clarity Of Miss
Scott's performance was her
skillful use Of the pedal
knowing when to use II and.
more important. when not "a
use 1t.
The program did not Nemize
the Chopin Etudes. but II
memory serves me correctly.
at least three Of them we're
from opus IS; the c minor
arpegio study. the one In E
minor with grace notes. and
the big octave workout in B
minor. The popular Z major
and G-fiat major Etudes from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Coast Guurd Extends
Troinine Program Age

The Coast Guard has en-
larged its six-month training
program 70 include men from
the ages Of IL TO "a.
Previously the program was
limited to those between II and
1874.
Under this plan, q young
man is ordered to six months Of
training duty at Coast Guard
Training Stations at Cape May.
N. j., and Groton. Conn. After
returning home. he will be re-
CURED to participate in drills
Of ,organized units for 5Ia years.
BY participating in this pro-
gram. q man is draft deferred.
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The Mart Trio. three def
Washington artists with . we'll
deserved high reputation for
their interpretations Of the
works Of the composer whose
name they have adopted. was
heard at the Corcoran Gallery
last night in another Of their
enjoyable tours through Mo-
zart-land.
The Messrs. Yard and COL
Inns are gifted with wonderful
ability to project their person.
alities from the concert stage
without being in the least OBJ
trusive about 1t. and Miss
Meredith blended her artistry
with theirs in more satisfactory
fashion than she did last time
] heard the group. Also. she
was in considerably better
voice. The result was q happy
one.
Among the major delights Of
the evening were two buffa trios
from 10 Sposo Deluso" and
la Clemenza di Tito" Al
agreeable. but in more delicate
vein. were the unpretentiou:
little choruses such as "Lucl
care. luci belle" and "piu nor
81 trovano. As usual. "Da'
Bandel." one Of the groups
best pieces. brought down the
house.
Oral program notes are or
dinarily something dread
but I must confess that / al.
ways ind Mr.. Collins neatly
turned and urbane comments
quite enjoyable. Among theil
great virtues. aside from Su-
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certificate for superior per-
Torrance last year. has been
employed in the Division Of
Vehicles OF the Post Once De-
partment's Bureau OF Facilities
for the last 80 years. He served
as administrative officer.
Completing Az years Of
Federal service Is David Kaplan
Of 1929 Macarthur boulevard
NV. Mr.. Ksplan has served
as general supply officer in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
NEWS or MUSIC
Gifted Mozort Trio
Again Proves Artistry

Iperb delivery. are brevity. point
and wit.
Assisting at the keyboard in
q difiacult assignment was Al
fred Neumann. who did the
best he could with an inferior
piano and the absence Of .
badly needed page-turner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
z Veteran Postal
Employees Retiring

Two employees Of the Post
Once Department. who played
q major role in the develop
ment Of motor vehicle service
for mall delivery. are retiring
today. Postmaster General
Summerfield has announced.
Arthur r. 0ehman OF 37O8
Fourtieth place. Cottage City,
Md, will complete a years OF
Federal service.
Mr.. oehman, who received q
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Two Named on Council

John r. Evans and Malcolm
C. MacKinnon have been re-
appointed TO new three-year
terms on the District Appren-
ticeship Council. Mr.. Evans Is
the boards labor member. and
Mr.. MacKinnon represents EN-
ployers.
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Miss Scott's Recital
High in Clarity
ny DONALD L. LEAvITT
Contributing Critic

Vivian Scott, plane. Jane stone.
contrallos Lowell Vale. aeeompanise.
AZ ccanos Club. Prosrem: sonata.
"a spp sS Nav sssao Tuner ss ss,r cy Sc
Ktuaes. CHOPIN: Toecata. prokofieni
Toceata. Ravel: Tcccata, cserny.
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Division Of Vehicles since 1927.
He was previously employed
in the Government Printing
Office here. =
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Proise in Airport Setting
Marks Griffin S ForeweIl

The mued OF aviation with which he has spent more
than 80 years helped sing Bennett Grimm sendo yester-
day
Mr. Grimm veteran airman early ocean-spanner pilot Of
the rst plane 70 land National Airport director for
the last 10 years. retires today
Yesterday during testimonial luncheon Mr. Grimm heard