% THE EVENING STAR thought his son was doing The couple’s 16-month-old Woihington, 0. C., Tuesday, Nonmbtr 3, 1959 the right thing when he daughter Elisabeth was not C-6 Charles Van Doren s Wife made hi* full statement. brought to Washington dur- Asked if Mr. Van Doren’s ing his appearance before wife thought so, too, he the House Congressional Sub- Stands By Him at Hearings nodded his head. committee. Charles Van Doren’s wife Mr. Van Doren about $20,• was close by In the packed 000 in income taxes. House caucus room yesterday Mrs. Van Doren also was when her husband confessed with her husband early in that he was deeply Involved October when, as he testi- In the deception which per- fied yesterday, he drove aim- mitted him to win $129,000 lessly from one New England quiz show, ¦*- : another, trip on the television Hr*’ ? town to on a Twenty-One. I:* m he now says was "running When he had completed from myself."

testimony, pushed ¦' his she xIH v"' But according to his con- through the crowd to em- fession yesterday, his "im- brace him. / BpJ mediate family" was not told The former Oeraldlne Ann of the deception until Oc- Bernstein, wearing dark a tober 16. It's Here Again! '} and sin- suit blouse and a Mr. Van Doren’s father gle strand of pearls about her throat, sat quietly next told reporters yesterday he ~ to her father-in-law, PullU- > jsj f|B 4; zer prize-winning poet. , as her husband I m * irWtmm MRS. ¦ told h« was EISENHOWER . -"' how coached ''¦'A \Jk W 1* wm from start to finish on the STAYS HOME quiz program which brought ;; # J MRS. VAN DOREN 1m 1 « ... it m him fame and fortune. WITH COLD wool jersey, slight Listens intently. 100% 1 rnTM ¦ The brunette had a mere f shared the drama with her Mrs. Eisenhower passed slip of a It I H up of the greatest * the be- one dress. If you liked W , husband almost from privileges of democracy r~™ ginning. today—the right to vote " in love this versatile jP \ Their romance blossomed a free election. *JjJT jk Wheaton Group in the early days of his rise President Eisenhower as a TV personality when went up to Gettysburg, voting residence, blouse or bejewelled Holds Meeting his fan mail was to great their ‘Jwfk Maj. and for > / At a organizational help cop- with their son John bare after W recent that he needed in Eisenhower. They meeting Washington ing with it. She provided made five. Elasticized \lskf mBIBB of the quick trip by helicop- V the assistance. th% woist and string njjfjf. HSBft Wheaton Club. Mrs. Robert ter. V. Briskman, president, In the spring of 1957, after belt. Sizes, Bto 16. \ intro- Mrs. Eisenhower, who 4*l EM M duced the new officers. the young Columbia Univer- hates fly, has only $17.95 . sity professor on the to made ; Included were Mrs. Thomas "lost” a helicopter hop once—- Ward Miles, secretary, and show, the couple left for a week’s vacation the Vir- last summer at the open- Mrs. Weaver W. Dunnan, on ing gin Islands where Miss Bern- of the St. Lawrence treasurer. Seaway. Mrs. Briskman also an- stein’s aunt and uncle owned nounced that the club would the fabulous Virgin Isles Mrs. Mary Jane McCaf- free, have three standing commit- Hotel. secretary to Mrs. tees Including program, They indicated they Eisenhower, further ex- mem- plained that "it is chilly bership and alumnae-student planned to be married “some- a relations. The first activity time later.” they re- day and the First Lady is Bat recuperating from the year will be a coffee turned to from the still a • Open Doily, 9:30 to 6 A ’ of 108 Avenue * '/ 4- WF fßp’ "^-‘;#''' cold.” t r F for alumnae and local stu- romantic setting as man and - Seifc V' Member Dewntowe tr Shoe ______"-'X> ¦ dents the end of December. wife. The marriage saved tl ¦ •$! \ &

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