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the foundation In existence IN
case II is needed for the 1889
so school year. Jack Grouse,
who made the motion to con-
tinue the organization. said he
hoped the ri Negroes now at
tending the former white coun-
ty high school win 60 next year
TO a new Negro high school be-
ing built In Front Royal. He
said this would eliminate the
need for private. segregated
classes for white students.
Mr.. Grouse also Is one Of the
leaders Of q move to declare
the former white high school
surplus and sell 1t for private
classes. He said enough sigma
lures already had been obtained
to force q referendum on the
question.
White students refused to at
tend the county high school in
February when 1t was reopened
under Federal court order.
Only the ri Negroes have been
attending classes In the 1900
capacity school.
Fears Disbanding =
Il don't think this organiza-
ton should disband at this
time" Mr.. Grouse told f0unda-
ton members last night. IF we
disband. the people may have
no recourse other than to send
their children to an integrated
school,"
The motion TO urge the SUI
pervisors to appropriate funds
on q monthly basis was made
by Adam Friski, who said the
county board should retain as
much control as possible ever
public funds, in order to cham
mel them into private tuition
grants If needed next year. IN
der new State law. any child
who attends . private. nom
sectarian' school is entitled to
q tuition grant from public
funds not to exceed $3.50 . year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Lincoln Bust
To Be Shown
In Moscow

What is probably the most
exact likeness OF Lincoln in
existence win be moved to Mos
COW this summer 10 be shown
at the American National Exhi-
bitinn.
The likeness Is q huge bronze
bust that has stood in the east
wing Of the White House for i've
years.
The bust. which measures
about three feet. is q reproduc-
ton Of the original marble one
which sits in the rotunda OF
the Capitol. It was called ''the
most extraordinary good p0r-
trait Of my father ! have ever
SEEN" BY Mr.. Lincoln's son,
Robert Lincoln. in 1908.
For many years the bust was
the object Of thousands Of ques-
tons from Capitol tourists who
wanted to know why it had no
left ear The puzzle was solved
some years ago when q letter
from the sculptor. Gutzon Borg
lum, was discovered which ex-
planned that he had planned it
that way to emphasize the fact
that "Lincoln's face was so
much more developed on the
right side"
The original marble was
copied In 1908 when 1t was
given to the Government by
Mr.. Borglum. Two bronze
copies were made at that time,
one Of which was sent to the
University of California.
The other copy was the prop
erty Of Eugene Meyer, chairman
Of the board Of the Washington
Post Co.. until he presented it
to the White House.
When the bust reaches Mos
COW it win be set up in a wooded
park for the six-week exhihi-
ton, to be opened by Vice
President Nixon on July Is.
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suggested last night py Or. de-
home p. Pickard, Washington
planning consultant.
Discussing the possible effect
the new international air.
port may exert on the area
surrounding it, DR.. Pickard told
Northern Virginia planners that
it may be feasible to build an
underground hotel and Office
building near the field. .
Noise has been cited as an
obstacle to establishing O hotel
at the airport" he said.
Once Building Suggested
''But today, when so many
things are being done, you
might put the hotel under
ground. And why not put an
office building at. the airport?
This would enable businesses
to summon their executives
from over the country and
quickly hold q board of d.
rectors meeting at a central
location"
DR.. Pickard said a hotel Sc
cluded beneath the earth il
q possibility which might be
considered along with estab-
lishment Of an airport indus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Numbers Raid Catches
JuIiono and 9 Others

Long-planned numbers raids
picked up Victor ". (Toots)
Juliano, well-known police fig-
ure: his wife, and seven others
in washington yesterday. Still
another was taken into custody
later.
Juliano, 40. with more than
80 arrests on his record. was
arrested In an apartment in
the 2400 block Of Alabama ave-
nue. Sc. with more than $4,000
In his pocket. according to In
spector John E. Layton.
At the Juliano home In the
TOO block Of Twenty-eighth
place Sc. the raiders battered
down q basement door and ar
rested his wife, Mrs. Mildred
Juliano, A; Samuel Frichter,
So. Of the 900 block OF Sheri-
dan street, Hyattsville. and
Theda r. Sheppard. 40. of the
$500 block Of Forty-first ave-
nue., Colmar Manor.
Others Picked Up
With Juliano. a squad picked
up Beatrice Campbell, 81, Of
the 2700 block Of Thirteenth
street NE, and Edna A. VIII
liams. So. Of the 800 block of
Twenty-first street NE.
Still another squad raided a
house In the 100 block Of Bryant
street NV. and arrested Au-
gustus M. Williams, so, his
wife. Beatrice. AZ, and Sidney
johnson, So.
All were charged with OPP
Grating a lottery and released
on bonds Of $1,000.
A 10th man, Roosevelt E.
Delaney. SO. who gave his adj
dress as the 2400 block Of Ala
bama avenue Sc, was picked
up on the street in the $500
block Of Nineteenth street Sc.
on a commissioners warrant
and linked with the Juliano
operation.
No Novelty for Juliano
It was an old story for Jul
liano.
In August of 1852. he was
arrested in a door-smashing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Legion to Hold Service

Huntemann-Huff Post No.
ITO and auxiliary unit No. 10
of the American Legion, will
sponsor a Memorial Day serv-
ice at 10 am. tomorrow on the
posts grounds, 1901 Eastern
avenue, Mount Rainier. Md. L.
Harold Sothoron, chairman Of
the Prince Georges Democratic
State Central Committee, will
speak. -
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Tighter Controls Asked
On Warren School Fund

FRONT ROYAL va. May 2ss-Members Of private school
foundation last night voted TO continue their organization on
standby basis and urged the county Board Of Supervisors
TO put restrictions funds for public school operation
About $50 members OF the Warren County Educational
Foundation which has operated private segregated classes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Bolts Repair Peak

CONCORD, N. H.--About two
tons Of steel bolts were used
recently to repair large cracks
in New Hampshire's famed
"Old Man Of the Mountain" a
natural granite formation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

ants, chiggers, cut
worms, chinch bugs
and grubs...plus
many others. Forms
a chemical barrier
through which ter.
mites viii not pass!
Controls many de-
structive insects. A
scientific advance -.
backed by Union
Carbide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Subterroneon Hotel
AtChontiIIy Suggested
BY JOHN BARRON
Star Stan Writer

After shooting through the air supersonc jets future
travellers arriving Chanty Airport might scrry underground
to sleep in plush subterranean suites.
Businessmen might alght at the airport and confer in
luxurious made cave
The possibility Of this bidto-moleke way of travel was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
GARDEN HINT
HOW TO KILL LAWN INSECTS

Soil insects have always been one
ofthe gardeners most battling prob
lens. Now--the solutionl Wonder
working aEyeready" Lawn Insect
Killer is simply applied TO the
soil according to directions on the
package and your troubles are over.
This chlordane concentrate kills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Archbishop
Establishes
2 Parishes

Two new parishes were estab-
lished in the Washington Arch
diocese and their pastors ap-
pointed today by the Most Rev.
Patrick A. O'Boyle, Archbishop
of Washington.
They are st. Andrews Par
ish. Arcola avenue and Kemp
Mill road, and Our Lady OF
Mercy Parish, Kentsdale road
and Bradley boulevard, both in
Montgomery County.
The parishes are the 25th and
18th founded since the Arch
diocese was established in 1913.
Pastors Named
The Right Rev. Msgr. Joseph
B. Coyne. now assistant pastor
of st. Gabriels Catholic Church,
has been named pastor Of st,
ANDREWS PARISH.
The Rev. Raymond p. Cahill,
curate Of st Peters Catholic
Church, Olney. Md, has been
appointed pastor of Our Lady
Of Mercy Parish. A native of
Washington, Father Cahill is q
graduate Of Georgetown Pre-
paratory School, Georgetown
University and st. Mary's Sem
mary, Baltimore.
Archbishop O'Boyle also an
I1ounced new assignments for
two assistant pastors and six
newly ordained priests.
The Rev. Francis r. Heidig
was transferred from st,
Thomas the Apostle Parish to
st. Joseph's Parish, and the
Rev. Paul Larkin from st.
John Baptist de la Sale Parish,
Chillum, Md, to st. Peters
Parish.
Priests Ordained
Newly ordained priests were
assigned as follows: the Rev,
Fathers Carl F. Dianda to st,
Peters Parish: America d.
Norcia to st. John Baptist de
Ia Sale Parish; James Finan
| to Holy Comforter Parish;
John w. Hemming to St.
Mary's Parish, Rockville, Md;
Patrick Mccartney to st. Ga
briefs Parish; Joseph M,
|O'Connell to st. Thomas the
Apostle Parish.
In addition, the Rev. John
Z. Corrigan. a curate at the
Shrine of the Blessed Secra-
ment. was appointed director
lof religious vacations for
women.
All appointments will become
effective at noon June Is.
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Delayed
The Union Sunday school con-
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FREE WIRING?

Ask about Free Wiring for eectc ranges clothes dry
ers and woter heaters PIon normal installations
for one fomiIy homes.
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tributed $500 to the Mennonite
Hour, Harrisonburg, Va.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Welch we're Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Alexander and daughter, of
Accident: Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Hardesty, Romncy; Carl Whitmer
ands girl friend, of Baltimore; and
Mr. and Mrs Ed Davis. Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs. Eli SWartzentruber
truber. Mrs. John Yoder and
cousin Miss Susan Beachy, of
Kansas, were visiting Miss Mildred
Swartzentruber, who has been a
patient at Blue Ridge Sanitarium
Charlottesville, Va. On Thursday,
Miss Beachy visited other rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Zook, OF
Red House, have moved in with
Mrs. Lottie Peachy The newly
Weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Beachy
will reside on the Zook farm.
Mrs. Osborne Beckman returned
to her home at Lynndale after
spending a week in Washington
with her son Robert and family.
Robert left by plane on 1O-weeks'
tour around the world for the U. S.
Information agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Nolte, of Can
ton, o., were recent weekend
guests of her home folks, the Har-
old Whites.
Mrs Paul WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Sisk were recent guests at
wiener roast at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William johnson, Terra
Alta. The Johnsons were celebrat-
ing their ninth wedding anniver-
sary. They were married at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sisk. Before
her marriage Mrs. johnson was
Miss LaVerna Dunson.
Misses Ida Bontrager, of Middle
bury, Ind, and Mary Kuhns, of
Nappanee, Ind. were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Crist CARRIER
While here they were dinner guests
of Misses Anna and Grace Lichty
Mrs. Anna Bender, of Springs
and her brother, Claude Miller, of
Bethlehem. Pa, and their cousins,
Mrs. Jacob and Mrs. d. L. Swartz-
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Buckwheat Festival
Will Feature Army
Exhibit of Missiles

Visitors to the Preston County
Buckwheat festival at Kingw0od
September "a to 26 will get a fist
hand opportunity to lean about
the latest missiles in the U. S.
army's arsenal for defense.
Army information specialists are
to be on hand to answer questions
concerning various missiles and
space programs. The exhibit will
trace the history of rocketry from
1882 A. D. to the present time. A
special section will provide an
account of the army-NASA space
probe. A color motion picture show
ing actual firings of army missiles
is included
There will be scale models of
defense missiles.
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The Teachers Leadership Train
ing camp was reid al Camp Louise,
Cascade. Md. September l8, 10, 20
sponsored by the Nd. State Tcacn-
ers association
Eugene Finn, president of the
Garrett County Teachers aSsoci-
alton; Charles Strauss vice-prcsi-
dent Harry Rubcnstein member
ship committee: Darrell Malone
and Miss Viola BroadWater, chair
man of Public Relations commit
tee. attended camp.
Over two hundred, superintcnd-
cnts, principals. supervisors, teach
ers and student teachers were
present. DR.. Carr. executive secre-
tary of NEA, was the keynote
speaker.
Reunion Held
Descendants Of the late Jere-
miah and Eliza Saylor Yost recent
~ held a reunion picnic at the New
Germany recreation area.
Brief Mention
The Grantsville Rotary club met
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GrdntsViIIe Notes

recently at Hill Top Inn with Rob-
Icrt Bender. president, presiding.
Clayton Edwards was in charge of
/ the program.
William Harmon fish culturist
! for The Maryland Inland Fish and
Game Commission. spoke on Fish
( Investigation at Deep Creek Lake. -
| Guests included william Gnagey
and Howard Johnson, Meyersdale,
and Gilbert c. Miller, Frostburg.
Ladies Night" was observed
Tuesday A dinner was served at
Green Gables and the group at
tended a play at the Jennerstown
Playhouse.
The Grantsville school will hold
its P.-T.A. meeting on Monday eve
ming. September %. at p. m,
with Edgar Bender president, pre-
siding Willard l.. Hawkins, super
intendent of schools, will be the
speaker Miss Viola BroadWater
will serve as publicity chairman
for the association. Refreshments
will be served. Room visitation
will be from 1870 to p. m.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. w. H. Powell,
Jr. have returned from Europe.
They are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Stanton before reporting to
Washington
b. II. Bender is a patient in West
Penn hospital Pittsburgh Miss
Bessie Herring Baltimore, is visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Broadwater
and family, Hillary BroadWater
and Vincent St. Clair, Union
Bridge, were recent guests of Mrs.
Mary Livengood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pritts and
daughter, Bonnie, Meyersdale, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ringer were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
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OAK PARK

Many relatives and friends at
tended the funeral of Richard
Hink,e, son of Mr., and Mrs. Roy
Hinkle, in the Oak Park church
recently. The services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. Edward G. Wen
ger, pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Earl John
son and family, of Kingston, n G.,
were recent guests of the latters
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Borrell.
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GORTNER


Pastors Jesse Harsh and Allen
Pugh, of Eglon gave the Sunday
Messages at the Union church
Dwight Snyder, Mylo Yodcr and
Calvin Nisslcy were business Wis
itors at Dover, Del
Harold White attended a Chevro-
let show at Hershey, Pa.
Miss Audrey Sanders returned
to Florida after a ten-day visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Sanders. Sunday. Guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders were George
Yutzy and Mrs. Mary Grove.
S. w. Slabach received word OF
the death of his cousin. Mrs Clara
Hutchinson, of Toledo, o. Mrs
Hutchinson was buried at Buffalo
n. y. She is survived by her son
James Hutchinson, of Detroit
Mich. brothers Noah and Clayton
Slaubaugh, of Fairsweep and Hut
ton ElWood Slaubaugh. of Weston
w. Va. and a sister. Mrs. Orpha
Compton. Cumberland.
Mrs. Bonnie Calhoun took supper
at John Iodcr's and spent a night
last week with Mrs. Noah Schrock
Mrs. Lydia Petcrsheim. Mrs
Fannie StutZman. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Swartzentruber. the Lichtys
Mr. and Mrs. ID. L. SwartZentruber
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Petersheim and
the Alfred Yoders attended the
funeral of Mrs. Mollie Mason at
Meadow Mountain. Sunday. Mrs
Lovina Zook accompanied them
home to visit her children here.
Mrs. Cecil Snyder and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hesse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk attended
the shower and serenade for Mr.
and Mrs. William Beckman at
Lynndale. Friday evening.
The fIesses were at Maysville
Gap. Sunday. for the homecoming
of Pastor Clarence Heese's fifty
years in the ministry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welch cele-
brated their 35th wedding ami
Versary with a dinner at Terra
Alta. Sunday
Mrs. Orpha Compton is spending
two weeks here visiting her
brother Noah Slabach, and other
relatives and friends Later she
plans to 90 TO Virginia for visit
with her son. John.
Paul Bachtcl of Table Rock: the
Films. of Oakland; and Mr.. and
Mrs Dale Schlossnagle and daugh-
ter. of Virginia. were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Schlossnagle. Dale returns to South
Carolina for seven weeks when he
will receive his army discharge.
David and Memo Yoder and
families. of JohnstoWn, Pa, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
SWartZcntruber
Mrs, Anna Bittinger and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk called on Mrs.
Bittingcr's cousin, Mrs. Roy Gibbs
at Red Oak.
Mir. and Mrs. ] Stoltzfus, Mrs
Mylo Yoder and Eli Swartzen-
truber. of Springs, left on Monday
for Lancaster to attend the funeral
Of Crist Lapp, uncle of Mrs. Stoltz-
fus.
Fikc and Ford, of near State
Line, are painting the interior OF
the Union church this week.
Sunday School next Sunday will
be held at $50 a. m, Standard
Time.
Delayed
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CARD OF THANKS

We want to acknowledge our
thanks and appreciation to all
who helped, and furnished cars,
flowers and food, and the kindness
of all our friends and neighbors,
and of those whom we never knew.
Your kindness through the death
of our two daughters is more than
appreciated. There are no words
big enough to express our feelings.
Thanks to all.
Mr. and Mrs. James Deem
and Children.
IL
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GLADES

The Ladies' Sewing circle of the
Conservative Mennonite church
met at the Hugh Orendorf home
Tuesday.
A number of our folks attended
the funeral of Mollie Mason, at
Meadow Mountain, Sunday.
Some Of the folks from Ohio
visiting here were Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman Soldiers and son, and the
wife and children of the late Earl
Soldiers.
Hugh Orendorf and family took
dinner with the Erwin Yoders, sun
day.
The Isaac Metzlers, Leah Bethel
and Carolyn Mihelcic attended the
dedicatory services for the new
annex to the Masontown church,
Sunday.
Mrs. Allen and Ernest Brenne-
man visited the Carl Brennemans,
Monday.
Alvin Brenneman and sister,
Lois. and Esther Miller visited
friends in Indiana over the week
end. lola Schrock returned home
with them.
The Ernest Brennemans had din
ner with the Marvin BeitZels.
Sunday visitors of the James
Glotfcltys were Mr. and Mrs FL
wood Glotfelty for dinner. The
Gerald Glotieltys visited in the
afternoon. and evening guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. GuCrney Kolb and
children.
The Herman Opel family had a
get-together with the Lewis Mil
lers for dinner, Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Brenneman was
called to the bedside of her daugh-
ter Lois. who was suddenly taken
i'll, Tuesday night at the Penn
Alps.
The Ernest Bethel family and
Priscilla Bethel called on Leah
Bethel, Sunday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith.
Smthfield Pa, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Smith and family, on
Sunday.
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Ringer.
Mrs. Thomas w. Fife and son,
Robert. Baton Rouge, La, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons
Warwick.
Miss Rita Edwards, Baltimore,
and Mrs. Elmeda Moore. Barnes
vile, O., are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Edwards.
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harmon. w Va, last Tuesday.
Mrs. EllWOod Adams is spending
this week with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Knots and daughter Terry, in Ak
ron, 0.
Mrs. Charles Roy, of Albright,
w. Va. was a visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis last
week
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entruber were guests recently of
Miss Mary Lichty.
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September IS


1880
Ankle Hammer. Detective.
5-Strikes n Spares. Prem're.
Live from Baltimore.
7-KhFushchev's Visit.
A recop OF the doy's events.
1900
4-News. Local News.
Richord Horkness Russ Word.
5-St--Ii-ht rleatev. Movie
I Hour. 40 Min. LOS Veeos
Story" 1852. A rorried woman
meets on old boy friend in Los
Veoos. jane Russell. Victor Mo-
ture
7-WorId News. McCoftrey,
9-News. Weather. SPORTS.
Mudd Douglas 0oniels.
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Allen. SieoeI Make.
Has
4-News. WeotheF. Sports.
Rosh Forester. Simpson.
e-The Late Show. Movie.
ia Hours. Johnny Eooer."
le4l. A rocketeer finds himself
in dangerous territory when his
oirI friend turns out TO be the
daughter Of the D. A. Robert
Toylor, lono Turner.
II:25
7-Boekstose. Bunny Wneck.
1850
4-Jaek Poor Show. VorietY.
7-city Detective. Crime.
Rod Cameron stors.
1900
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
1880
1.-The Lords Prayer.
100
4-lnspirot;on.
o-Meditntion. Weather.
WVWWWVvW
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that they were loaded with
caramels. At the end Of one
day there was a line of some
40 young fry waiting in the
rain for a candy! There's
nothing like sweetening up
diplomacy with a little
confectionery friendship, I
always say. C'est 81 bon bon.
$50
PATRON OF THE ARTS
Blevins Davis, who comes
from Mr.. Humans home
town. is moving to Washing
ton. The art collector, the
angel for so many years for
the Ballet Theater and the
man who financed the highly
successful trip Of "Porgy and
BesS" to Soviet Russia, has
decided that Washington is
the center of things and thus
the most interesting place TO
live. He is currently look
ing for a house.
y .
THE STUART SYMING-
TONS have sold their big st.
Louis house but not for any
political reasons. The Demo-
cratic presidential possibility
said that now the children
have grown up and moved
away it is much bigger than
they need. Since they
have a house in Washington,
they could get along with an
apartment, but the Senator
doesn't like them so they will
simply get a smaller house.
SPEAKING OF PRESI-
DENTAL POSSIBILITIES,
Senator Jack Kennedy'S in
laws, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D.
AuchinclosS. are having the
grounds of their Newport
CR. H. house re-landscaped
by Washington landscape
architect Boris Timchenko,
who also did the Eisenhowers'
estate at Gettysburg. AS
a result, Newport workmen
are joking among them
selves, Mr.. AuchincloSs is
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Cabinet Daughter
Married Yesterday

Mr.. Anthony Rogers, Mr..
Jeffrey Rogers and Mr..
Douglas Rogers, brothers of
the bride.
Mrs. Marshall was gradu-
ated cum laude from Sid
well Friends School, and
from Cornell University this
June with distinction and
high honors in government.
She is a member of Mortar
Board and Phi Beta Kappa.
She will study political
science at the University of
California next year under a
Woodrow Wilson Fellow
ship.
Mr.. Marshall was gradu-
ated this June from the Col
lege of Mechanical Engi-
neering of Cornell Universe
ty. He is a member of Tau
Beta Phi, Pi Tau Sigma and
Sphinx Head. He will work
as a design engineer for
Standard Oil of California
in San Francisco.
After a wedding trip
camping across the country,
the couple will live in the
San Francisco area.