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Evening star., 1950-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BRICK RAMBLER

OPEN SUN, 2 TO 6 PM.
416 Penwood rd., Silver Spring VII
lage-3 large bedrms., tile bath,
ultramod. kit. with table space, full
bSmt.. gas heat. See this lovely low
priced home Sunday. Directions:
Out Colesville rd., right Old Bla-
densburg rd., left st. Lawrence dr.,
right Cherry Tree lane to Penwood
rd.
L. T. HIGGINS REALTY CO.
Ma. 1894; eyes,, OR. 1862 .
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Marsteller McCabe g. Co.

Marsteller McCabe g. Co.
OPEN, 2 TO DARK UNTIL SOLD
Rambler; custom built; 3407 Hustled
drive, Chevy Chase, Md; FIRST show
ing Of this de luxe rambler which
has everything you desire in your
home, such as 3 bedrms., 2 baths
lalso, den), liv. rm. t21x14), with
fireplace and picture windows; din.
room; also with picture windows; kit.
with ample space for breakfast set;
stairway to attic; basement; also
wooded lot; built by MASTER
BUILDER, with the finest ma
terials; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Directions. Out Conn. ave. to Ken
sington pkwy, proceed blocks
northeast on parkway to Hustled
drive, turn right 2 blocks on Hustled
drive. EXCLUSIVE
JOHN F. WILLIAMS
3432 Conn. Ave. NO. s4O5; Ewes.
(SE. lllS a
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INVESTMENT INSURANCE co.
15-NEW HOMES-15

Fifteen new homes now under con-
struction in Woodmoor offer a
variety Of floor plans and exteriors
to meet your needs. Roomy 3-bed-
room ramblers. picture windows and
full basement; 2-story Colonials
with 3 bedrooms, separate dining
room and full basement. Plenty
of hardwood shade trees. and ideal
area for children, and convenient to
shopping centers. and to public ana
parochial schools. If you are look
ing for a home in the low-pyice
range and one you can move into
within the next 80 to 90 days,
we will be glad to show you these
homes and give you more informa-
tion If you will call SH. 4713.
Is YEARS OF HOME BUILDING
IN SILVER SPRING.
e. RICHARDSON, INC,
Pujlder and Pfoker Q1O2 Wire oua
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MADISON MANOR
MCLEAN

2-bedrm home on an excel. site of
over an acre: liv. rm. with fireplace,
equip. kit. din rm.,- 2 bedrms. and
bath, all on one a.; full bstm., built
price S16,950. For appt. to inspect
ask operator for Elmwood 325 or
322.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
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S15.500-GI

5 Bedrooms, Den, ~ Baths
$3.50 down. approximately $50 mo-
insurance. Just being completed,
this attractive 2-story brick fea-
turing 20x12 living rm., fireplace,
family-sized dining rm.. large equip.
kitchen, pine-paneled den, " bath
on 1st floor; 3 twin sized bedrooms
with extra-large closet in each rm. F.;
tiled bath with closet on End floor;
" block to school and l blk. to bus
in Kensington- Wheaton area. Call
Mr.. Gordon, 10. 5-S705.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
MA O1A1
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ALEXANDRIA
YATES GARDENS

Ala JEFFERSON ST.
OPEN SUN. 2 TIL 6
3-bedrm. brick in this sought latter
neighborhood; such special features
as random-width floors; Colonial
fireplace: screened porch: walled in
garden. Priced for immediate sale !;
$16.900; exclusive HELEN r.
MARSHALL, AL. 3S01: ewes, XII.
S-6794, TIE. 5576. 3
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REALTORS, JU. 7-S211 Til 8.
Ideal Rambler. S19.25O

Brick. 4 mos. old. Owner transferred.
Immense liv. .-din. rm 16hx27 with
brk. to ceiling firepl., dining area
set of by artistic rail; exceptionally
lse. dream kitchen with breakfast
rm. space; 10-cu-ft. refgr., dble.
oven stove, garbage disposal, 8
lge. bedrms., 1h baths; screened
rms. partitioned. GE. auto. clothes
washer; built-in gar; corner lot,
5 minis. to D. c. For appt. cali,
SH. s010 till 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT INSURANCE co.
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OPEN SUN, l TO 6

Two-bedrm, red brick rambler on a
lge. fenced lot, with cool shade
liv. rm. extra lge. well-equipped Kit,
tile. bath. full bsmt, with auto.
washer. gas heat, screened porch:
$4,000; good financing. Call Mrs.
La Crosse at WI. 4395.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. ext, to
Viers Mill rd.. left 6/1O mi. to open
sign on right, turn right and
follow signs to 2905 Collins ave.
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NO CASH

4 BEDROOMS-$8,OO0-GI
S55 per month. including taxes and
insurance, for this extra-large older
home; has center-hall entrance, lge.
lIv. rm., porch, guest-siZe din. rm..
large equipped kit, bedrm.. bath, on
1st f.: bedrms. on 2nd f.; rear
porch; partial bsmt.: nice fenced
lot; in excellent neighborhood in
Glen Echo.
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ARLINGTON
S4Q5 DOWN
ARLINGTON

5-rm. brick and frame Colonial: To-
Gated in quiet residential section:
conv. to shopping, schools and
transp.; liy. rm., din. rm., equipped
kit. space for breakfast table,. 1st
f1r.; 3 large bedrms.. bath, End FIR. !:
full dry bsmt.: gas a.-c. heat; fenced
back yard: $16,950.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED
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LAST CHANCE
RENT BOOST
WAR SCARE

This home could stand more bombing
than ordinary homes. II has solid
masonry walls with steel joists and
concrete subflooring. Also 1t is about
9S16 fireproof. There are 3 bedrms.
and tile bath up. Attractive liv.
rm.. din. rm. with built-in china
closet, equipped kit. full bsmt. and
side porch. The entire property Is
in immaculate cond. and priced for
immed. sale at S14,75O.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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WOSNODMoOR. SIS $50

This is not a conventional house.
large entrance hall with curved
stairway and kitchen in front, 2S-ft.
living rm. with picture windows
overlooking well-landscaped back
yard and woods, fireplace wall pan
eled in natural chestnut, large porch
also facing woods, just right for
these summer evenings.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
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OPEN 1 TO nARK

3 3-bedrm. brk. ramblers; GE kit, lge.
bath; full bsmt. Full price, SI5.4O0.
To reach: Out Piney Branch I'd. to
Old Bladensburg rd., turn right to
Forston dr.. right to Barron ST..
Realtors, UN. $3.50; eyes,. WA. 1898.
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ARLINGTON FOREST

ARLINGTON FOREST
brk.; excel. cond., fire.
place; broadloom carpet in liv. rm.,
din. rm. and on stairs; screened
porch; knotty pine rec. rm. with bar;
dehumidifier, Bendix, lge. brk. gar;
well Handicapped. Ideally loc. as to
park, transp., grade school, shop
ping centers. CHI. 5143. No agents.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
Safety Council Urges
Care In The New Year
Continued from arst pagel

Always obey traffic laws, signs
and signals.
Avoid driving when under the in
fluence of liquor.
Travel only at safe speeds.
Check your car periodically
make repairs promptly.
Follow at safe distances.
Give proper hand signals.
Never pass vehicles on curves or
hills.
Be prepared to stop at intersec-
tions and railroad crossings.
Drive as you think the other guy
should drive.
The New Year spirit means COM
panionship and fun and hope. But
make that New Year spirits, and
it can mean violent injury and
tragedy on a street or highway.
Accidents have a big time during
the New Years holiday season, so
the Delaware Safety Council asks
you to be wary as well as merry.
Let's not be thoughtless and reck-
less in our driving and walking
and our celebrating. Let's remem-
ber that a little extra care may
mean a lot of extra cheer.
Statistics show that a driver Un-
der the influence of liquor is fifty
five times as likely to have an acci-
dent as one who is sober. So if you
celebrate with drinking = DON'T
DRIVE! Don't let death take you
holiday!
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
REDEEM

McCOlley's Sunday school will be
held at 1O:O0 a. m. on Sunday, Dec
ember 81, Preston Donovan, supt.
Everyone is welcome.
McCOlley's w. S. c. S. will be
held at the Glendale parsonage,
the home of Rev. and Mrs. James
O'Neill, on the first Friday night
of January. At this meeting there
will be election of officers for 1851
and the revealing of the Secret
Pals. Everyone is welcome, come
and bring your friends.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29

ed as Students Recognition Day. I"
Whether at school or at work, if
yon are home, come to church Sun
dayl
MYF at $3.50 p. m. reception fol-
lows by Miss E. Kinder. The Of
ficeFs are planning an interesting
service for youth, and former
members at the regular hour $50.
There will be music. At the close
Of the program, Miss Elizabeth
Kinder has invited all members of
the MYF together with former
members who may be home, to be
her guests in the social room. Re-
freshments will be home, to be her
guests in the social room. Refresh
ments will be served. Many Of the
present members will be away, nc
doubt before another year ends
and we all hope to have a happy
hour of Fellowship, at this time. Dc
not miss good evening together.
The next choir rehearsal will be
held on Thursday, January 4th al
the usual time with Miss Steele
directing and Mrs. Copple at the
piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parker
Mrs, Ida Parker and Mrs. Maude
Loockerman we're dinner guests Ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker in e.
Dorado, Nd, on Christmas Day.
Mrs. Sam OlcOtt Of Westville. n
j., is spending several days will
her mother, Mrs. Julia Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Baker anC
Or. and Mrs. R. w. Baker spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Emory Wine in Bethesda
Md.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Messick over the Christmas holi-
days were Mrs. Messick's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Malkmus of Red
Bank, n. ].
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
BRIDCEVnLE
BY Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
Bridgevine 5s8s
Union Methodist Church
Lawrence Z. Wlmbr0W, pastor
cnnaa-, noeor,bo,s a1e4

sUIUII1 DoCeWVEI 0INI
The church school win meet in
all classes and departments at ten
a. M Il win be an hour Of fine fell
lowship and sharing of Christmas
experiences. In gratitude for a
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29


Mr.. and Mrs. William Carl and
son Rox. OF Sacramento, Pa. spent
Christmas day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. LinwoOd Culver.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Clifton were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Clifton in Lewes on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence WimbrOw
Of Atlantic City, N. ]. spent the
weekend with Rev. and Mrs. L. E.
WimbrOw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clapperton of
MoOrestOwn, N. J. spent the week
end with Mrs. Clapperton's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cannon. Mr.. Clap
pertOn left on Tuesday to visit his
mother in Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs.
Clapperton will remain here with
her parents for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray and
children, Laura Ann, Dickie and
Jack were the dinner guests OF
Mrs. Rays mother, Mrs. ElwangeI
Freeborn and Mr.. F'reeborn in
Denton, Md, on Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quillen were
dinner guests of their son, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Randolph Quillen and sons in
fredericksburg, Md, on Sunday anC
/ guests Of another son, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Randolph Quillen and sons in
fredericksburg, Nd, on Sunday and
guests of another son, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Martin QuilIen and son il
Delaware City on Christmas.
Miss Pauline EllingswOrth oil
Georgetown is spending this weel
with Mr.. and Mrs. Orton Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Macklin
spent the holiday with their daug-
hter, Mrs. Ralph Reiff and Mr.
Reiff in Freehold, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs OF
Wilmington, are spending this
week with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Walton Smith.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
VIII Select Assembly
Heads, Some Attaches
This Weekend
continued rrom arsr pass1


ed for appointment as secretary Of
the Senate is former Senator Vera
G. Davis Of Dover. A Republican.
she served as president pro tenn
pore at the 1949 session, after gain-
ing that Office with the support of
the Democratic minority in the
Senate that year.
1t is said that Senator William
%. Cubbage Of Wyoming, is urging
the selection Of Mrs. Davis. He is
reported to be candidate himself
for president pro tempore.
In the House Of Representatives,
the Democrats are considering the
selection of Rep. Warren E. Allen
for minority leader. There is some
hesitancy about naming Demo-
cratic leaders of both branches Of
the legislature from the same dis.
trict-both Representative Allen
and Senator Cannon are from
Seaford. It was pointed out by a
Democratic source that Mr.. Allen
is the only Democrat serving a
third term in the house.
When they meet Saturday. the.
Democrats presumably will have
an advantage in knowing the re-
suits of the Republican meeting. to-
be held Friday. It will be a dinner
meeting, with Republican members
of both houses and party officials
attending. The affair will be held
in the Hotel Rodney at 6 p. m.
The principal contest to be de-
cided at the conference will be the
choice for the position Of speaker.
Of the House of Representatives.
the branch the Republicans control
by margin of three votes.
The contest appears to have mar
rowed down to two candidates.
Rep. Harvey H. Lawson, Of Mills
boro, who was speaker at the Ia49
session; and Rep. F. Albert Jones
of Claymont, another of the Re-
publicans who served in the house
at the last session.
The choice for floor leader de-
pends on the outcome Of the con-
test for speaker. Possibilities in
clude the candidates for speaker
and also Rep. Joseph A. Bruno of
Wilmington and Rep. Francis E.
Holiday of Delaware City. Both
Mr.. Bruno and Mr.. Holiday are
veterans of the 1949 session.
The Republicans will select a mi
nority leader for the Senate, where
the Democrats have a one-member
margin. The three members most
prominently mentioned for that
post are Senator Thomas e. Peeney
CT Wilmington, Senator Ernest B
Benger of Westover Hills, and Sen
ator Edwin r. Powell, of ocean
View. Senator Powell is the only
Republican holdover in the upper
house.
Party leaders scheduled to at.
tend the conference with the legis-
lators are Clair ]. Killoran, the
state chairman; Frank v. dupont
, national committeeman; G. Clifton
, Maull, Sr., Sussex County chair.
man; Robert H. Yerkes, Keni
. County chairman; Mayor James f
Hearn, New Castle County chair.
man; and Ellwood S. Leach, the
Wilmington chairman.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29

good Season, we should be eager to
assemble in the church to honor
the Christ Child. G. Clayton Rich
ards, supt.
The pastor viii conduct the ser
vice and deliver the sermon. The
Kiwanis Club will present new
American Flag to the church. Both
vested choirs are asked to be in
their places. The girls Octet, with
members from both choirs, viii
sing "CantiQue de NOVEL;" by
Adams. Miss Pauline Ellingsworth
will render a soprano solo. Stu
dents, who are home from school,
are specially invited. Visitors in
town are also cordially urged TO
attend Threngh the Methodist dem
ominafion, this Sunday is designat-
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29

Egypt is more than 100000
square miles in area.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
HARRINGTON
BY Mrs.
". C. Burgess
Phone
Harrington 1857

James Hutson and Carlton Good
han were given the obligation OF
the first degree of the lodge at the
meeting Of the I. O. o. F. by w. R
Wechtenhiser, district de putty
grand master. The grand master
and his staff paid their official vi
sit to Camden lodge Wednesday
evening, and visited Dover lodge
also. The lodge wishes to thank the
Rebekah lodge for the turkey din
ner served them.
The Harrington Business and
Professional Women's Club held
its Christmas party at the Wonder
Bar. The table was arranged in the
form Of a cross with small gum
drop Christmas trees decorating
them. Viola Clendaniel and Jane
HendFicksOn.
Guests of the evening were Mrs
Gloria Din and Mrs. Rose Hart
Miss Mary Ann Barlow was guest
soloist.
The meeting. closed by exchang-
ing Christmas gifts and singing
Christmas carols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Emory
entertained the following Christ
mas Day; Mr.. and Mrs. Risder
French, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
French and son, Benjamin Emory
Sr., Lester Emory and Chester Por-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tracy, of Re.
hobOth; Lee Webb of Wilmington;
and Mrs. Raymond PoOre, of Wilm,
ington visited Mrs. Margaret PoorC
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGOldricl
of Crum Lynn, Pa, and Miss Ga!
Hopkins, of Philadelphia, wer'
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Layton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swami ant
children spent Christmas with Nj
and Mrs. /. L. Swami and Mr.. ant
Mrs. A P Moore, of Cape Charles
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. William Behen, q
! Dover, Mrs. StetsOn Beal and daug
hter, Pamela, of Maine, and Hast,
Cain spent Christmas day with MI
and Mrs. William McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fry enter
tanned at turkey dinner Sunda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloid Fry, Jr., MI
and Mrs. Walter Hanson, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Harry Hanson, Franklin Han
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fry an
Mr.. and Mrs. Malph Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harry Quillel
had as dinner guests Sunday, Mrs
Sallie Quillen of Ocean View, Mis-
Shirley Simpson of Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Quillen, MI
and Mrs. Harry D. Quillen an,
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
ward Quillen.
Howard Trader and E. A. Rich
ardson attended the funeral of Ru
fus ID. Bunting at Georgetown
Tuesday.
Mrs. Zella Hopkins spent Christ
mas Day with her daughter an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland El
lers.
Mf. and Mrs. Emil Adams an
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hopkin
spent last Sunday in Audubon, \
j., visiting their sister, Mrs. LOui
| Slocum.
Miss Mary Williamson, of Hartl
is spending the holidays with MrI
zella Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloom, {
New York City, have been visitin
her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Graham
Mrs, o. c. PassmOre and Mr.
Hilda Meredith spent the holiday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wi
son, of Wilmington, and Mrs. Su
Smith Of Stanton.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
EdUard Birby Is Killed
In HtghDay Crash
continued from hrs, page,

Also surviving are his mother.
Mrs. Joseph Burg of Bridgeville and
two brothers, Frank Bixby, of Bees
leys Point, N. j., and Harry Bixby
of Carbon City, N. ].
Bixby served more than five years
in the Army in World War II. At
the time of the accident he was
returning from Gray's Hatchery, at
Selbyville, where he worked.
The funeral was held at 2 o'clock
last Sunday afternoon at the Berry
Funeral Home, Milford. Interment
Odd Fellows Cemetery, Milford.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Hollywood Diary

Dick Haynes has signed to
star for Alexander Korda in
"Troubadour." to be made in Lon
don this winter. Dick plays a
singing vagabond of the Middle
Ages. Wife Nora, of course, goes
with him.
Rita Hayworth's return to Hol-
lywood in January has Columbia s
story department in an uproar.
She won't be around very long,
and they have to find an accept
able script for her. Haven't seen
such activity there since they
paid 81 million for Born. Yes
terday."
Reginald Gardiner will leave
Hollywood to play a top stage
role, in the musical version of
"The Good Fairy" with Nanette
Fabray. Jules Styne is producing.
X X X X
Paramount has first call on
Gentlemen Prefer Blonds." They
want it for Betty Hutton. But
20th-Fox is bidding high for the
stage hit, too. They want it for
Betty Cradle. May the best blond
win!
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Macarthur
CONTINUED From Page C-s.)

charming and represents 81 mil
lion by even conservative esti-
mates.
So this bright hero Of "Walk
Softly, Stranger" whips off on the
first available week end and joins
an old crony in the 100000 stick
/ up Of a gambling joint. Not only
does he do this but he does 1t to
gambler who knows him well
and, new name or no, it is only
matter of time until the gam
bler's hired hands find him and
seek to put some fatal perfora-
tons In him.
A man who can't figure odds
any better than this could not
have been very handy around a
dice table. His gambling career
would have ended in disaster at
the age of 19 from trying to f1ll
inside straights in f1ve-card stud.
Apart from this the new film
at Keith's manages a palatable
enough re-telling Of the one about
the man who planned to marry
the girl for her money. only to
be startled by the burgeoning of
true love, which in turn is men
laced when his past turns UP.
Joseph Gotten plays the REFORM
ing con man with a lackadaisical
flair that should please his femi-
nine admirers. Valli is the girl
who finds his way winning and
she is bargain in any picture.
a beauty who can act. Robert
Stevenson directed and has man
aged a fair amount Of suspense.
lightened nicely with comedy.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
De Mile Dreams of q Greet Cast
For Greatest Show on Eurth'

starred with Joan Caulfield at
Columbia in 1.-THE Petty Girl" is
going back to do "Aladdin's Luck. :"
It's the first for Bob on a new
three picture deal.
I spot Elizabeth Taylor at
Metro and ask, Whats this I
read in a New York column that
you have impetigo?" Il read it.
too," says Lizzie. II don't know
what it is, but I haven't got til"
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1950-10-12
By Sheiioh Grohom


Gloria De Haven, who recently
took off for Korea, returned to
Hollywood Monday. Boss Howard
Hughes let her go only as far
as Honolulu. where she did five
shows in four days with Bob
Hope. Now she has to start her
1.-TWO Tickets to Broadway" But
I'll go back to Korea when the
picture is finished" says Gloria
How about Jimmy Stewart
Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas,
betty Hutton and Paulette
Goddard all in the same picture:
Cecil B. De Mile says it sounds
very good for his Greatest Show
on Earth" He has signed Jimmy
for the clown. is negotiating with
burt for the trapeZe artist. ane
Kirk for a John Barrymore-type
actor. He is signing Paulette fol
the elephant girl and Betty fol
the aerialist.
Vic Damone is worried over ar
infected gland. So is Metro which
had him ready to go for 'Rich
Young and Pretty" with Jane
Powell.
Jack Oakie has to stop losing
weight or he will be too thin tc
play w. c. Fields in the biography
Of the late and great comedian
now being prepared at 20tf
Century-Fox. Daryl Zanuck /!
paging Jack for the picture.
X X
Cornel Wilde's British picture
Lord Johnny"-the one he didn't
make after all-is out $4,000 ir
preparatory expenses. Cornell anc
his wife, Pat Knight. return here
from Europe October 20.
Dorothy Lamour is brushing ur
on her dancing with Impresarie
Billy Daniel. Dotty has a big
winter PA. tour coming UP.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

Forrest Tucker and Marilyn
johnson will marry in February.
and" adds Forrest, I'VE may get
a free honeymoon in Florida.
Pine and Thomas want me to
make a picture there at that
time"
John Garfield is talking to
Wally Ford to play his father in
"He Ran All the Way" If the
script Is ready in time, Wally
will do 1t.
Robert Cummings, who CO.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Ankuru Cove Name to Gout

ANKARA. - Ankara, Turkeys
capital, gave it's name to the An
CORA goat, from which mohair Is
obtained. Turkey produces about
half the worlds mohair.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-26
State Officials
Al Local Meeting

Brookfield farm bureau coun-
Gil met Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Iii
Ter with Alice Swiebert and Alice
Beardsley of the State farm bu-
reau office being present.
After a short business session
the meeting was turned over to
the state officials who are max
ing a survey of all Ohio farm
bureau councils.
During the evening, names OF
hostesses for each month were
drawn. Mrs. d. A. Caldwell will
be the hostess for the November
meeting.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and SON
Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Leon
ard, Evelyn and jim; Herbert
Blackburn, Edith McNutt, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Hedge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Hedge, Miss Swie-
bert, Miss Beardsley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ziler, Don, David and Clara
Elaine.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-26
Local Church
Has Conference

Last Friday afternoon in the
social room of the First Method
ist church, delegations from the
various Methodist churches of
Noble county met.
H. c. Secrest, superintendent
of the county schools and lay
leader, presided. District Super
intendent DR.. Peterson, of Cam
bridge, was also present and
spoke relative to conference mis-
sionary projects. Miss Evelyn
Weaver gave a report of 'her
work in the county and Rev, O.
0. Wilson presented information
regarding the visitation cam
paign to be launched in Caldwell
during the first week in No
vember 1t will be followed by
a preaching mission conducted
in the Caldwell church by DR.
Peterson.