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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Woman Slain on Ship,
Body Found in Horbor

BOSTON. Sept. 81 (AP).-
A winsome and talented Sec
rotary Of a university profess
sor, returning from the Orient.
was victim of violent death on
shipboard after the world
girdling vessel left Boston, in
vestigators said today.
The savagely battered body
Of Mrs. Lynn Kaufman, 90,
pretty Chicago divorce, was
found in Boston harbor Sat-
urday, a day after the Dutch
passenger cargo steamer
Utrecht sailed for New York.
The Utrecht cleared big Com
monwealth pier, Boston, at
6:15 pm. Friday.
Conversation was held with
the girl. through her cabin
door, at 6:55 pm. This meant
the ship had cast of all con-
nection with land and that II
murder had been done. the
murderer must be one of the
ships company.
Served as Interpreter
In addition to the crew and
a pilot, the ship carried eleven
passengers. They included Mrs.
Juanita Spector, wife of Prof.
Stanley Spector of Washington
University. st. Louis. Prof.
Spector, who was not aboard.
had employed the young
woman two years ago as secre-
tary and during the past year
as interpreter in his Far East
studies.
Lynn made her home with
the Spectors in Clayton, Mo-,
outside st. Louis.
1t was Mrs. Spector who
talked with the girl through
the door. Also aboard were the
Spectors' three children. a Is
year-old Chinese boy they in
tended to adopt. and an Army
sergeant. his wife and their
three children.
DIR. Michael A. Luongo, medi-
cal examiner, had this to say
of the 100-pound, 5-foot 2-inch
woman's death:
THE official cause is drown
ing. However, she had several
multiple blunt injuries about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21

farm bill passed which will give
him an appeal to the rural
areas Of the Middle West. He
must depend on them primarily
for nomination support.
Senator Symington, Demo-
crat of Missouri. also has a
stake In a new farm bill. He
is expected to continue the
drumfire Of criticism he has
directed at the Eisenhower adj
ministration for Its defense
and space policies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Writing Glasses

Omer Henry, a free-lance
writer, will conduct writing
courses in magazine articles
and short stories beginning
October l at the YWCA
Adult Education Center, Seven
teenth and K streets NV.
Glasses will meet weekly at
6 pm. Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21

Senate Democratic Leader
johnson Of Texas has some po-
litical due-bills maturing in
January which could make the
next session one Of Congress
liveliest.
Senator johnson will be un-
der pressure from the Senate's
liberal Democrats to wangle
passage Of legislation to which
they can point as progressive
when the party delegates sit
down to write their presiden-
tial campaign platform.
The majority leader, who
likes to keep to the middle of
the road. has some informal
commitments which may bring
before the Senate such contro-
versial subjects as civil rights,
housing, farm, minimum wage
and school construction. Sem
ator johnson himself has pro-
posed a program Of 500 mil
lion Q year nf Government in
surance Of loans to college stu
dents.
Faced with a string of presi-
dental vetoes, Senator john
son was forced to narrow the
scope Of what the Democrats
regard as progressive legisla-
ton in the session which ended
this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
FOUND

POODLE, male; vicinity Conn. Ave. Es-
tates. Call VIII. 6-5456 after 5 pm.
LARGE DOG, in vicinity Of Baileys
Cross Roads Owner must be able to
identify. CT. 6-5862.
POODLE TYPE, grayish; vicinity 1900
block r st. NV. WASHINGTON AMI
NAL RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 1890.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
Bass In Farm Ponds
Should Be BitinQ Now

Now is the best time of year
for farm pond bass fishing. How
ever, there is a right way to
harvest the bass in farm pond
if you want to maintain pro-
ductive fish population, accord
ing to Robert K. Davis, Ohio
State University extension wild
life specialist.
The average farm pond stocked
with bass and bluegill will pro-
duce about four pounds of blue
gill for each pound of bass,
Davis says. This makes the pond
primarily "bluegill pond" In
order to maintain a desirable
balance between numbers and
size Of bass and bluegill, the pond
owner should see that the fish
are removed at the rate of about
10 bluegill to each bass.
Bass begin biting in ponds as
soon as the water starts to warm
up, Davis explains, and water in
ponds usually warns quicker
than in lakes or streams. It's a
little early for bluegill fishing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23

Eighth Grade - Mia BOYD
Gall A's), David Howell Gall A's),
Shirley johnson, Sara Lou Mar
tin.
Freshman - Janet Howell Gall
A's), Donna Stevens, Carolee
Ford Gall A's), Douglas Swarts,
Christine Moorhead; Sophomore
= Darlene Craigo Call A's), Carol
Frisbee, Dianna Jones, Wanda
Klingler, Martha Koch, Kenneth
Swarts, Shirley Warne, 10 Ellen
Yerian.
Junior Emily Calbertson,
Naomi Kackley, John Merva,
Judy Moore; Senior = Shirley
Bell Gall A's), Dee Anne Ford
Gall A's), Shirley Stevens Gall
A's), Beverly Hedge, William
McClurg, Wanda Tom, Eva Mae
Yerian.
All students receiving straight
AS were cited for outstanding
scholastic achievement.
Perfect Attendance
First Grade - Rachel Collins,
Charlie Dreibelbiss, Ronald Fish,
William Fish, Darla Howell,
Becky Mellinger, Wanda Moore,
Debra, Sharrock, Mary Anne
Krise; Second Grade = Trenna
Burkhardt, Pattie Sue Conn,
Carol Sharrock, Jerry Snyder,
Tim Waller, Tom Waller, Ken
meth Krise; Third Grade - Hazel
Anderson, Roger Bell, Robert
Kotoff, Robert Krise, David Mills.
Fourth Grade - Debra Bates,
Edna Engle, Harvey Fogle, Jr.,
Edward Howell, Ronald Kotoff,
Paul Marks, Dennis Mcdaniel,
Beverly Moore, James Rose,
James Sigrist, Paul Sigrist, Linda
Shamrock.
Fifth Grade - Roberta Bar
nett, Glenn Bates, Stephen Burk-
hardt, Pauline Dingey, Vera
FISH, Sue MauSt, William MauSt,
Kenneth Miller, Linda Moore,
Sue Ellen Manson, Gary Nichols,
Connie Norris, Vicky Shively,
Gary Stevens, Steven Sigrist,
Dianne Gillespie.
Sixth Grade - Marilyn Joan
Frazier, Bob Gentry, Richard
Kelby, James Koch, Margaret
Merva, Larry Moore, Roberta
Sigrist.
Seventh Grade - Joe Cowgirl,
Ronnie Frazier, Betty 10 Malvin,
Carol 10 Moorhead; Eighth
Grade - David Howell, Shirley
johnson, Tim Miller, Harry
Nichols, Billy Rose, Carol Snyd-
er.
Freshman James Dreibel-
bliss, Douglas Swarts, Donald
Yerian, Carolyn Delaney,
Ruthie Gillespie, Janet Howell
Sophomore - Tom Burkhardt,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
Court House Happenings
Probate Court

Perl Blake estate, journa
entry, filing of inventory anc
appraisement.
Winnie Johnson estate, journal
entry on presentation of will fol-
probate.
Elmer Reinhard estate, order
to record proof of publication OF
notice of appointment.
Ira Camden estate, order to
record proof of publication OF
notice of appointment.
John w. Hare estate, order
to record proof of publication OF
notice of appointment.
E. j. Shackle estate, order to
record proof of publication Of
notice of appointment.
John Iams estate, approving
publication of notice of land sale
Albert McCune estate, approx.
ing publication of notice of lano
sale.
Hiram Rutherford estate, order
admitting to probate and record
William J. Dimmerling estate
order to transfer certificate Of
title to motor vehicle.
William j. Dimmerling estate
order on filing inventory anc
appraisement, order approving
inventory and appraisement.
Winnie Johnson estate, order
admitting to probate and record
Perl Blake estate, inventory
and appraisement filed.
Ora. Thomas estate, answer
cross petition filed.
Winnie Johnson estate, will
filed, application for probate OF
will, waiver of notice and con-
sent to probate.
Elmer Reinhart estate, proof OF
publication of notice of appoint
ment.
Ira Camden estate, proof OF
publication of notice of appoint
ment.
John w. Hare estate, proof OF
publication of notice Of appoint
ment.
E. F. Shackle estate, proof OF
publication of notice of appoint
ment.
John Iams estate, proof OF
publication of land sale filed.
Albert McCune estate, proof
of publication of land sale filed
William j. Dimmerling estate,
petition for authority to transfer
certificate of title to motor We
hible, filed.
William j. Dimmerling estate,
inven tory and appraisement
filed.
Winnie Johnson estate, testi-
mony of witnesses filed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
ReoI Estote Transfers

Frank Gibson to Harry Rich.
creek, ct. al, village of Caldwell
lot SO.
Clyde H. and Gail Larrick to
Richard A. and Ruth M. Davis
Brookfield township, 75.09 acres
Cora Hastings, deceased, to
Hazel Brown ct. al, Beaver
township, affidavit for transfer
lot 81.
Nettie w. Sanford, deceased, to
Harry B. Sanford, Olive town
ship, quit-claim deed.
Edward E. and Nellie A. Ull-
man to trustees of First Baptist
church, Caldwell, village of Cald-
well, lot 33l.
Herman and Oneida Starr to
Olive G. Groves, village of Cald-
well, lot 343.
Alex and Elizabeth DINNER
ling to Union Carbide Corp, coal
lease.
Paul r. and Virginia Hull ct
al, to Clarence and Della Brab-
ham, Wayne township, .27 acre.
Treasurer of Noble county to
Commercial Fuel Co., release OF
delinquent tax.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
Concert Association
Needs New Members

The Cambridge Community
Concert Association will open
the l959-6O membership drive
with a dinner April q, at the
First Presbyterian church, Cam
bridge at $50 p. m. This year the
campaign, headed by Mrs. Dun
stan Lynch, is for the purpose Of
assuring series of world fam
Gus artists for the coming year.
During the membership drive
present members will be given
an opportunity for renewal and
new members will be accepted
New memberships will be avail
able to residents of Southeastern
Ohio such as Caldwell, Quaker
City, New Concord, Newcomers
town, etc, as we'll as Cambridge
Under the Community Concert
Plan, admission to the concerts is
by membership only. There are
no single admissions available.
Television stars Whittmore and
Lowe and the Tucson Boys Choir
have already been scheduled for
an appearance in Cambridge dur
ing the coming series.
Every community is improved
by the advantages Of schools,
churches, Libraries and all organ
izations of cultural nature. The
availability of fine music pre-
sented by authoritative musicians
is another advantage which will
be of benefit to those making
their homes in the community.
All members working on the
drive will be present for the
kickoff dinner. The speaker will
be Mrs. Robert Montgomery,
New Concord Master of cere-
mony will be Rev Howard Hahn.
Mrs. Ted Abrendts and Mrs.
Mason Mcbride are in charge of
the dinner arrangements.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23


according to Forrest E. Howell,
plete list is as follows.
Honor Roll
First Grade = Sammy Bay
Rachel Collins, Marilyn Dingey
Darla Howell, Cathy Kachilla
Becky Mellinger, Debra Shar-
rock.
Second Grade - Patti Sue
Conn, Libby Gentry, Joyce
Moore, Linda Moorhead, Rebecca
Scott, Tim Waller, Tom Waller
Third Grade Roger Bell
Anna Marie Dingey, Byron How
ell, Cindy Dudley, Robert Kotoff.
Fourth Grade - Sandra Bal
ley, Debra Bates, Edna Engle,
Edward Howell, Ronald Kotoff,
Sue Ann Moorhead; Fifth Grade
Glenn Bates. Pauline Dingey,
Douglas Hall, Dianne Gillespie,
Linda Moore, Sue Ellen Manson.
Sixth Grade Connie Burk-
hart, Marilyn Joan Frazier, Bob
Gentry, Karen Hollenbeck, Pa
tricia LAGRANGE, M rgare t
Merva, Carolyn Monroe, Roberta
Sigrist, Charles Tom.
Seventh Grade - David Eibel,
Ronald Frazier Gall A's), Donna
Gillespie, Betty 10 Malvin, James
Moore Gall A's), Carol 10 Moor
head (all AS, Dolores Palmer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23

trlct is as follows:
Middleburg
Perfect Attendance = Rebecca
Clark, Russell Clark, Janice
Stanbery, Jackie E. Morrison
Harry Earl Clark, Linda Clark
Shirley Arnold, David Lincicome
Honor Roll - Joyce Barnes
Jeff Antill, Linda Hayes, Jackie
Antill, Beverly Poland, Virginia
Hayes.
Jackson
Perfect Attendance - Kelly
Biehl, Thelma Stack, Diane Nit
chell, Virginia Biehl, Daniel
Stotts, Richard Slater, Janice
Addlesberger, Leo Biehl, Dean
Stack, Sandra Teeters.
Honor Roll - Diana Way, Con-
ME Carrel, Kelly Biehl, Diane
Mitchell, Timothy Schenkel
Charlene Mitchell, Christine
Tidd, Shirley Brown, Marilyn
Carrel, Carolyn Llnger, Nor
westa Biehl, Linda Landaker
Janette Waller.
Southern Noble
Perfect Attendance First
Grade-Junior Schoeppner, Sally
Wickens; Second Grade Gre
CORY Ramage, Louetta Harper,
Jerry Rocco, Linda Lou Hall;
Third Grade Karen Way,
Wanda Bonar, Jack Woodford
Dale Nau, David Johnson.
Fourth Grade - Judy Johnson,
Mary Ann Robinson, Gerald
Groves, David Misel, John Nau,
Larry Sailing, Butch Wickens,
Billy Wilson; Fifth Grade -
Carla Bowling, Sandra Nau, Yer
onica Sailing, John Milestone;
Sixth Grade Gladys Combs,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23

Lawrence Miller, Judith Wood
ford, Richard Wilson.
Seventh Grade = Francis Rit-
terbeck, Larry Bonar; Eighth
Grade - Teri McElfresh, Gary
Sabo; Ninth Grade - Ruth
Combs, Kathryn Hardesty, Nor
ma Jean Harper, Sonia Harts-
horne, Nancy Stanberry; Tenth
Grade Sandra Bates, David
Lewis; Eleventh Grade - George
Mitchell; Twelfth Grade - none.
Honor Holl - First Grade -
none; Second Grade - Jerry
Rocco, Jeanne Stillion, Dorothy
Fogle, Stanley Batten, Tim Til
ton; Third Grade - Karen Way,
Kay Bowling, Eddie Ramage,
Jack Woodford; Fourth Grade -
Carla Miller, Joan Warren,
Emily Warren, John Nau.
Fifth Grade - Lois Ann Til
ton, Sanora Nau, Carla Bowling,
Veronica Sailing; Sixth Grade -
Evelyn Hall, Judith Woodford;
Seventh Grade Gary Sabo,
Teri McElfresh; Eighth Grade -
none.
Ninth Grade Jonja Harts-
horne. Mike Long, Jeanne Moore,
Leroy Reed, Nancy Stanbery;
Tenth Grade - Sandra Bates,
Steve Binegar, Danny Miller,
David Ogle; Eleventh Grade -
none; Twelfth Grade - Duane
Brown, Darlene Carrel, Donna
Farson.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
RENEW CONTRACT

The residents of Buffalo town
ship have renewed their fire con-
tract with the Pleasant City fire
department, for another year,
according to an announcement by
the township clerk. In case of
fire in that community, residents
are asked to phone Pleasant
CITY VA-2-5011.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
Caldwell Student Nomed
To Deans List At Kent

Donald E. Miller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Miller, Caldwell
route l, has been named on the
deans list at Kent State Univer-
sity for the second quarter.
Miller, 1858 graduate of Cald-
well high school, is a freshman
at Kent State in the field of
teaching and coaching.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
Sharon Bows

Sharon Boys
The Sharon Busy Boys club
met April Is to organize Officers
were elected as follows: presi-
dent, Tommy Marquis; vice presi-
dent, Victor Boyd; secretary
treasurer, Ronnie Harmon: re-
creation leader, Lloyd Reed;
news reported, Norman Wiley;
health and safety, Riley Doven-
barger. Advisors of the club are
Herbert Ramsey and Thomas j..
Harmon. The next meeting will
be April % at the Sharon school
house.
News reporter = Norma Wiley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
IN THE SERVICE

David Stack, son of Mrs. Pearl
Dotson, of Lowell route 2, form
erly of Noble county, has enlisted
with the Airbourne Division of
the u. S. Army with the para
troopers. His complete address is
as follows: Pvt. David Stack, RA
13647888, Co. D, 4th Bn., 1st
Training regiment, Fort Jackson,
South Carolina.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
Former Resident Gets
Ph. p. Assistontship

Alvin John Baranchik, form
erly of Noble county, has been
awarded an assistantship ($l8O5)
to study for the Ph. d in prob
ability theory Ca branch of
mathematics) at Stanford Uni
verSity, in Stanford, Calf. He
will receive his B.S. in mathema-
tics from Case Institute of
Technology, Cleveland, on June
4.
Mr.. Baranchik lives with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bar
anchik in Cleveland. They are
former residents of Florence
Addition, Caldwell. His mother
is the former Martha Wasenko,
of Belle Valley.
Darlene Craigo, Carol Frisbee,
Dianna Jones, Wanda Klingler,
Tommy Mcdaniel, Eddie Moore,
10 Ellen Yerian.
Junior Emily Culbertson,
Joyce Cowgirl, Margaret Hen
men, John Merva.
Senior Shirley Bell, Eldon
Martin, William McClurg, Cor
don Mcdaniel, Charles Snyder,
Glenda West.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
REVIVAL MEETING

Revival meetings will begin
Sunday, April 26, at the Full
Gospel Mission at Coal Ridge.
The meeting will begin at 7:30
o'clock. Rev. Charles Kendell will
preside and the public is cordially
invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE

Tickets for the Guy Lombardo
dance at GAINESVILLE on April 80
are available at the office OF
Sheriff Donald Conaway for
anyone interested in attending
this function. 1t is sponsored by
the sheriff's association of Mus
kingum county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
81, IS
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Sharon Girls

Sharon Girls
The Sharon Girls organized
April II. Officers were elected
and projects were selected
The next meeting will be May
16. Any girl in the community
is extended an invitation to joir
the local club.
News reporter = Faye Wiley
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
PATIENT IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. {. ]. Mendenhall, form
erly of Caldwell, is a patient a
the Aultman hospital in Canton
Her room number is 602.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
Three Seniors Make The Honor Roll
Al Southern Noble School District

Three seniors made the schools for
the last weeks period according Principal
The honor roll and perfect attendance
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23

Keep 2,4-D spary off plants
you do not wish to kill. Most
vegetables, flowers and ornamen-
tails are damaged by this spray.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-23
Seven Seniors On The Honor Roll
Al Cumberland Spencer High School

Seven seniors made the period
according Forrest Howell principal school The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Miss Rogers
VIII Marry

United States Attorney
General and Mrs. william p.
Rogers Of Bethesda announce
the engagement Of their
daughter. Dale. TO Mr.. Dom
aid Jay Marshall. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Clayton Mar
shall Of Oak Park. III.
Miss Rogers was graduated
from Sidwell Friends School
and will graduate from the
College OF Arts and Sciences.
Cornell University. In June.
Mr.. Marshall will also
graduate from the College Of
Mechanical Engineering In
June.
A July wedding Is planned.
Next winter Miss Rogers
will study political science at
the University Of California
at Berkeley under a Wood
row Wilson fellowship. Mr..
Marshall will work for Stand
ard Oil Of California in San
Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

went off as scheduled. The
garden OF the Foxhall road
Graveses' home was in full
bloom with tulips and rhodo-
dendren.
Among those pouring at
yesterdays party were Mrs.
Carlos Romulo. Mrs. Hiram
Bingham. Mrs. Camille chau-
temps and signora Brosio.
Enjoying the friendly at
mosphere in the lovely Wash
ington garden we're the Nor
ris Cafritzes. Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Franklin Babcock. Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Conger Pratt,
Nine. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne. Capt. and Mrs. VIII
liam Murphy, along with
many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Ponhellenic Group
Pldns Meeting

The Panhellenic Associa-
ton Of Northern Virginia will
meet at 8 pm. tonight at
the Falls Church Recreation
Center.
Besides the regular busi-
ness meeting the group will
make plans for the June 28
orientation tea to be given
for all college-bound area
high school students.
Mrs. Bernard w. Good,
chairman Of the School Con-
tact Committee, will lead the
evenings discussion. Mrs.
Dalton r. Young and mem
bers of her Hospitality Com
mittee will serve refresh
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

The Ladies Board Of
Georgetown University Hos
pltal will hold is annual
benefit Spring Holiday" on
Friday at McDonough Gym
nasium. 0eorgetown Uniyer-
atty campus.
General chairman Of the
Q pm. 20 / am. event IA
Mrs. william r. Raglan and
Mrs. James p. scanlon is CO.
chairman.
Among the honorary bene-
NJ sponsors are the ambassa-
doris and their wives from
Belgium. FL Salvador. Ire
land. Korea. Indonesia. Spain,
the Philippines. Austria,
Guatemala. Venezuela and
China.
Proceeds from the event
will be used TO purchase spe-
cialized equipment for q new
recovery room at Georgetown
University Hospital.
Other committee members
include Mrs. Edward F. Bren-
nan, honorary chairman;
Mrs. Frank Eichenlaub.
treasurer: Mrs. Murray M.
Copeland. Mrs. Matthew F.
Whalen. Mrs. Charles s.
Rhyme. Mrs. Ira P. Bradford,
Mrs. William L. Tobin. Mrs.
Leo j. McLarney, Mrs. Rich
ard Steinbach, Mrs. James
McSherry Wimsatt, Mrs.
Clarence j. Bourg, Mrs.
Francis Dormady. Mrs. Mi
chael Lapadula. Mrs. Russell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Georgetown Hospital
Sets Annual Benefit

ID. wlsSinger. Mrs. Charles ].
Connolly and Mrs. Francis T,
Barnes.
Tickets are available from
Mrs. Paul r. Jaquet, jr..
chairman Of tickets and pa
irons.
Cafe Internationale" en-
tertainment will include con-
tinental dance interpretations
by Artini and Conseulo.
olimpses in song and dance
will be performed by MEM
bers OF the Chinese and Phil
ippine Embassies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
GrQveses Give
Annual Party

It's flower time in Wash
ington and the annual gar
den party held by the Sidney
Graveses is always greeted
with enthusiasm by their
numerous friends.
Last years party was can
celed because Of the illness Of
Mr.. Graves but this year it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

In the EarIy American style with
pierced edge. Choice Of block,
Wedswood green, turquoise with
ivory. Boxed enomel finish, lovely
floral design trimmed with gold.
IA" wide by Is" long.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
! Held, 3 Sought
In Rope Of Child

A Washington man was
charged in Arlington County
yesterday with rapipg a lS-
year-old girl.
Police said they are seeking
three others alleged to have at
tackled her,
Police said the girl told them
she was picked UP In Maryland
by four men, driven to Virginia
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Democrats Soy Trade
Is Hurt by TiehtMoney

The Democratic Advisory
Cohncil yesterday blamed Ell
senhower administration do
mestic policies for the Nations
unfavorable balance Of inter-
national trade.
DR.. John X. Galbraith, chair
nah Of the councils Economic
Committee, told a news con-
ference that the administra-
tion's tight-money policy and
what he said were restrictions
on investments have caused q
drop in exports.
DR.. Galbraith said committee
members agreed unanimously
that there should be no doubt
about the soundness of the
American dollar-an issue
which has worried Secretary OF
the Treasury Anderson in con-
nection with the unfavorable
trade balance.
He said that the committee
agreed the postwar objective OF
foreign aid and other expendi-
lures abroad was to develop a
more competitive international
system under which other ma
tions would strengthen theii
currencies in comparison with
the dollar.
"Now that that policy is be-
ginning to become successful,
there is no reason to take fright