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Evening star., 1951-01-30
HOLLYWOOD.

Shelley Winters has replaced
Peggy Dow in ''Fiddlers Green
at Universal international, and
Peggy is a sad little girl because
the role with Richard Conte was
in the super class. Shelley returns
here next week to make the pic
ture.
1t was Arlene Dahl herself who
advised Fiance Lex Barker to &C
to Sun Valley without her
guess to give Arlene time to fig
ure out alone whether she wants
to go through with the marriage
This is a much better procedure
than getting married, then f1gur-
ing it out afterward.
Thelma Ritter is a cinch to be
nominated for an Academy
Award in 1952-for her great
acting in "The Mating Season u
Some of those gals who are up
for the award now should thank
their lucky stars that this picture
wasn't released last year.
When Faye Emerson was under
contract in Hollywood her salary
was, I hear. $500 a week. She
can now walk off with $4,000 a
picture. with her eyes closed and
in a high-necked dress.
Margaret O'Brien has been in
vited to visit four of Japan's big
geSt cities. where she is the No.
movie-star favorite. Bob Hope is
second. "Will you go?" I ask
Maggie's mother, Gladys. I'm
meeting the people tomorrow to
discuss it and we probably will,
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Music
Ton7bouritzons
Give Gay and
Animated Show
o., CI l. Co.
By Elena de Soyn

An unusual show was staged in
the Lisner Auditorium last night
by. the Tambouritzans, a musical
unit of college students from Du-
quesne University, Pittsburgh.
Led by Matt L. Gouze. founder
of the group, "a boys and
girls of Yugoslavian descent, with
guitarlike instruments, furnished
one of the gayest entertainments
seen and heard here in a long
time Their skillful plucking of
tambouritzas brought out the
sturdy music of their forebearS.
The group has just returned
from a good will concert tour of
the Balkan States, where it was
sent by the university to acquaint
natives with American folk music.
While there the young people ab-
sorbed the spirit of the countries,
collected material, learned to
dance and to play and made many
friends who presented them with
beautiful outfits of national dress
of Slovenia, Serbia, Macedonia.
Montenegro, Bosnia and Dali
malta.
The first half of the entertain
ment was given over to traditional
music of the countries visited, the
second the American cowboy
tunes, square dancing and West
ern songs. Dancing played an i'm
portant part and was most excit-
ing. Talented soloists-a pianist,
two accordionists, several vocal
lists and dancers-lent variety to
the program, the foundation of
which was the tambouritZaS en-
semble, augmented by two double
basses, two accordions and a
piano.
The audience, which numbered
many young people, seemed to
enjoy greatly the colorful and ami
mated show, so different from
anything ever seen here before.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
hollywood Diary
By SheiIoh Grohom

at the end of March," says Mag
gie's mother.
X
Andrea King has been asked to
replace Celeste Holm when the
latter leaves Affairs of State"
May 81. From where 1 sit, An
drea is going to say yes.
Celeste, by the way, is having a
battle with the producer of the
show who wanted her to stay with
it much longer. I must say it does
seem a pity to leave hit show.
Marion Brando is one schoolboy
who wishes he had studied harder
when he was youngster. He's
making up for it now, studying
the psychology of art in New
York and enrolled in Ella Kazan's
acting school. In his spare time.
Marlon's studying more psyche
analysis.
Marlene Dietrich gets competi-
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Peggy Dow Is q Sad Little Girl;
Shelley Winters Gets Her Role

ton in Chuck a Luck" from Lisa
Ferraday, the black-eyed beauty
who was with the o. S. S. during
the war.
Nick Kenny of the New York
Mirror has composed a new and
wonderful song, MY Inspiration"
with Brother Charles Kenny
and Alan Gerard.
Kirk Douglas starts rehearsing
Detective Story" at Paramount
February S. They start shooting
February l9. Kinks divorce from
Diana becomes final February 8
The puzzle is, how will he sand
Wich in his marriage to Irene
Wrightsman? But he will.
X X X u
Joan Crawford is off to Palm
Springs with the children. Joan
is waiting for some one to buy
Statement in Full" which she
Evening star., 1951-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

M,rARTNITR 4s59 Macarthur
AaoSkAAA AAUu Blvd. OR. 1900
Doors Open 6 pm. Last NV Show
inc. BETTE DAVIS, "ALL ABOUT
EVE" s. CARY GRANT, MR..
LUCKY" 6:15, 1918.
Evening star., 1951-01-30

did recently on the air, as a
movie for her.
Alan Ladd and Wife Sue are
spending six days and nights at
Fairf1eld-Suisun air base. They
sleep during the day, to be fresh
to greet the returned warriors
from Korea when they arrive by
plane at night.
Zachary Scott says from now
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Curmody
Continued From Page A-12)


day. Today, dear. And therell be
nobody home"
AS the tortured Biff, Langton
gives an effective performance
Howard Smith touches the play
with its best bits of humor as
Charley, and Royal Beal gives it
a cynically comic flavor as the
older brother whom Willy never
had the courage to follow.
At this point. it is almost super
f1uous to say that 10 Mielziner's
set for Death of a Salesman" is
one of the miracles of modern
stage design.
Evening star., 1951-01-30

on he will play only Williams on the
screen. Il get more money as q
he explains.
Metro is smart to put Elizabeth
Taylor to work next month-in
Evening star., 1951-01-30

"Scaramouche," with Ava Gard
ner and Stewart Granger. It will
take her mind off love. But you
can't blame the fellers for swoon-
ing for LiZ-she's so beautiful!
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1951-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1851 2-dr.; loaded with
equipment; less than 1000 miles;
show room cond.; under list. 81, 1895.
GREENWMAYE. G ; ss9s s99o Minnesota ave
PONTIAC 1947 2-dr. e-cyl.; has had
exceptional care. Eye 1t, try 1t
Tine lin nj Nicholson. 5000 Baito. ave,
paN4txo ayst.s Ma a4s W. s..y 7a9S bIsek stream
h.: new tires; very clean; 81; ;125.
Pontiac SNi fse' so Catalina: rust and
ivory; r. and h. white-wall tires:
sxcsent q soe MI Ggpd,tt9fp' dba9f' pvt 0X3sr' ".
PONTIAC 1861 station wagon; Hydr.
maculate. FLOOD PONTIAC. 4s2l
Connecticut WO s400 3
PONTIAC. >1947 .sedanette; 8 cyl,
serms r cRossfoW ssesI SSRa MoToRs ash 1s
1929 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. Nd.
PONTIAC 1850 conv. cpe. 1000 mi
tt5sf' t9si csnneetieuti pt8oD 3o s4So PSNrlAc
STUDEBAKER 81 convertible. 5 W.
W tires; auto. shift; r. and h; low
n mileage asas S2'o6o or best offer. 20
sTuiDEiBAKER 80; one-owner, low
1900 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii; A.
sTuHnSEBAKER G9HSi 81 Champion 2-dr. :;
black; undercoat; hillholder; seat
covers, climatizer tstill under war
tanasf6 taanssf6erssd sae sa A. nsE ssss s''' ogaef
STUDEBAKER 1947 Commander 4-dr
sses sesan Sos FL H. %ERcuRY SHsEe1hHsYi iOS MoToR
SALES, 340o River I'd. Alex, va
sTupEBaKER ri i:safi; 40 Commander con-
uses no oil; $4,000 miles; 81 700
or best offer. Ii 5-6700. Ext,
42a47 days: PA Briland st., shir-
lev Duke Apis. XII. s-21ol eyes
srUDEBAKER 1891 Champion 2-dr.
black. excel. motor and tires, eli
matizer; orig. owner; 1925. TE
sTUDEBAKER 1thS 1s4s COMMANDED A.
DIR; sedan; overdrive. heater: IA .ooo
in new-car condition in every way.
| S1.295. BELL MOTORS CO. 50l0
Wisconsin ave-. WO. 5000. Ia
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Champion Regal
| de luxe 5-pasSenger coupe; over
drive; climatizer' radio' 1915. La
sTUDIBAKER 1850 Starlight coupe;
| climatizer, defroster; 10000 miles;
excellent condition; private owner.
| S1,45O. MI. O74I. Is"
sTUDEBAKER, 1910 Commander; T.,
h.; seat covers; $3.50; immediate
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Commander
/ conv. Here is a fine sport car;
i looks and performs like new; auto
metic drive, r and h.. custom nylon
and leather upholstery. A sensa-
TfNE T14fSn' NfcHolsoN Hs H9i es 500 sslto ave.
! Hyattr,, ND, WA. 7205. --15
STUDEBAKER 1871; excel looks and
/ cond.. 5000. Call SH. S992 Is
WILLYS "Jeepster" 1850; Al condi.
/ ton throughout; with overdrive
Wv. tires: acutal mileage. 11.712
g. sale by owner; S1.295 oW
! S542. -15
WINS ste ton wagon '4s 6-cylinder
/ o~crdrive. r. and h.. good tires; So 8
! Ju. 7-90Sn. RA. 0177 ID
CHRYsLER 1850 New Yorker con-
/ vert'bie coupe; exceptionally nice
/ low-milease car; all extras; S2,295
{ MOORE MOTOR CO.
1918 PA. AVE. Sc.
Ii. 3-2042, Ii. 4-g404. 1t
Evening star., 1951-07-14
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1949 1-ton pickup;
equipped with pipe racks, spare tire.
neater and defroster; excellent rub
Der and in. new-truck condition;
ger6fsSsat for sD pium6ef sign man man essi
s+-ton pickup with 4-speed trans
anteed CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
co. 77e5 Wis. ave. NV. OIL. 6loo.
FoRp ORD fSis fsssi PICKUP, Al condition;
Cali MR.. WILLIAMS. Ii. 81 43o.
BRocKwAY TRACTOR 1sa-w, fully
eauipped' IKE new .9rs. oris. owner
good cond.; Sl.450. jos s-s2e9.
CHEVROLET 1916 la-ton panel. low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully xuar.
arteed: S495 Ma 6420
STUDEBAKER 1949 2-ton dump; g
small small repair: $3.50. TRUCK CEN
TER CO. 1901 N. Y. ave. ne, LA.
FORD ia4s "e" 1h-ton left. stake;
excel. mech. cond.; S695. TRUCK
CENTER Co. 1901 N. Y. ave. ne
pobGG H HSi 1851 m-ton panel truck for
sale; not iettered; 5000 mi. Phone
sTUDEaBakER MAi asssi 1850 1m-ton truck;
hish rack express; body good condi-
tion: less than 5000 mi. Phone WA.
CHEVROLET 1e47 sedan delivery;
WHOLESALERS, over 100 Others,
1881 Bladensburg Rd., Ii. 3-Ss0o.
WHITE half track. with winch and
A frame; low mileage. excellent
condition; extra set of track; Sl,700:
Also a large selection Of Army and
JAMES N. CRAIG, UN. 1903. 340o
Kenilworth ave. ne. Ia
DODGE l947 h-ton panel; excellent
condition.; S595. Can be seen at
JOHNNY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE.
.300l R, I. ave. ne. or call UN. 1924
INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR. 1851.
Gan E ssfn c. g or cs Mr ssct
cHEvsoGEr FEa ROLE 1s47 truck c.o.E-, GiH im-
to be sold by sealed bid; no deposit
fequiredd. Contact Director, Supplies
dST Sd for%S cosne and date os bS S
ii am, July IS. THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL RED CROSS, 615 N. st.
Asaph st, Alex. Va.
FORD 1o46 12-ton pickup; perfect
body and running cond.; never used
for heavy hauling or rough work
low mileage; S495 cash. WA. 6755,
-l9
1 1I2-TON stake body trucks, G.M.C.
1S4S; Chevrolet. l94S; Chevrolet.
1916; Ii. 7;094s, ewes: lis
type body with inside shelving.
S" 800. 1927 18th st. me- FIR. GAIT
-15
FORD 1947 dump truck; good cond.:
81 900. Call FA. AGA. Ia
% ia4s che7 hes' stake 'Sa Body: s'fss fsss 9S GGc
11a-ton stake body. All in good
condition. Call II. 7-094S, after
pm. -l5
Evening star., 1951-07-14
AUTO g TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY Cash for clean cars. any
Royal - MOTORS NC M Is eH Ken.
FAIR HONEST APPRArsALs of all
ssas MskEEPoNfiAc. FAC 1854 fsSats0 / st. n.T a.
F0k WARM mELComE ano colo
cash see or call Us before selling
your car HAINEs MOTOR co.
5000 Rladensburg %, Cottage City
No Nd Sgso IA $500 or g Mass ave NV
PREMIUM PRICEs Tor clean. iats
INC, Oh 43G0 wilson blvd al
\ Jackson Arl Va (Dr Lic No
BUY OLD WORKOUT cars ard
Il1ucks for junk. Call after 6 pm.
CARS WANTED-1mmed. cash; MNR free
EDGEMooR MOTOR Co, 5ss5 Wis.
coon nH. Buy WANTED, at fair TTs Cash
pr!ee; no dealers please, MR.. La
WRECKED CARS. BURNED CARS,
ssalVage taxis, rundown cars; '46 to
81 only. JU. 7-54S4.
viii VIII nyq yQuF o tsf ss fG5 WoE So4oRs f55R 9
18th and < sts NV. EX 5562
NORTH CAROLINA dealer viii pay
over the market price for 100 nice
clean cars. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave,
WESTERN BUYER has immed cash
AuT5s foR r. souTHERN Hi hEf;i N1; TRADE; BE-
$3.50: spot cash. PRIESTHOOD.
$500 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 9s44.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAyIDsoN '4s s - 70; e. o;h,y o4F.v
ro"kville 2943. -15
f4H qa H.ap. I'D Is q call No. s3os after
g PM ME- RssNEpsoS, RsNREsS2N ia5: lt lots
Of useful accessories; sacrifice; $3.50
B,ssh. sssh. EAal BANTAM, TAN new. bargain.
Telephone Fairfax. 144. l5'
HID. ~, new motor. one new tire;
SI0o or best cash offer. DU. 7?92.
HARLEY-DAvDsoN la42-45; 500
TR11MPR r psII GNFs SPEED TWIN. Twin as; low
mi. new tires. No. IS Flander Bars,
Al cond. GE. o5S9 or Lo. 5-2S70.
HARLEY-DAvmsoN 1916 "61"; In
good condition, Call after e pm.
JAVA aIi % 1850; fast light. clean, eco.
nomical; rear. ,springins priced
mH3t TIght seP Psrf rE conf 4fss FonS overseas is
AIS. I946; $50 &C.; 1900 orig.
mi: saddle bags risers; $3.50. 2707
Hartfors st. Sc. LU. 1-146e. lis
SPECIAL SALE
On All Used Machines
1875 Indian Chief --------.- S175
1qAb AIS. -- S175
III jla45 ay-b. b IA" ----- -------- s5S5 s5s5
May more. all reduced; new ,Ariels
and TriumphS for immed. deliv.:
trade and terms; parts. oil. Access
Sorisq
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9th ST. NV. RE. 5073
Evening star., 1951-07-14
TRAiLERS

TasEED s4ss 5000 % nsEsTsn Bas eRssS Rssss
1877 SPz 4Rt RoIctRsafaF, ~ siaF, IS. aluminium nRa
by owner BOWEN, front lot.
Canary Trailer PARK. 15'
TkA5LER; RAJ Err. axlss and wheel sets; some
EN- of the car. 1000 Four Mile
Run Run rd; dr,1 Snear shiriinstOn)' sat
MUST SELL 1947 aluminium. 3-rm
nSqss n%nsd trailer ocatsg GOOD cSnd SS60 Pryately
Davis hwy, KI. $3.50. is
with electric refrieerstor. Bottled
gas. and toilet. Only occupied /
mo. Ideal for couple. Reason for
selma, q geing overseas; PIN
RRElL's r IaSr,f M2HToF HS COURT Route l.
1850 TRayELITE. alum. "a ft-4
rm. Excel. cond. Sleep 4. crosiey
leu. #, Dixie Range. "Sunken
living room" Raised kit. With din
ette set. Island bed; bathrm., show
TaiES; Ss mo laTn sn IF tt awning. Finance
in used trailers. Some mod. BAL
RER BeissviiIa7 iIIRAIdER Mds SERVICE is Ri l..
1916 NATIONAL TRAILER. "a #
equipped. S400, call 10. 2-1552.
FRUEHAUF TRAILER. % it.. stake
new rubber. reas., SH. 21I4; Me.
AMERICAN HOUSE TRAILER. TRA1LER-1S -i1SS4sI
Sdpa ~ it, ? rms; rms; elec, brakes, Al
TRAiLEk. 2-wheei, luggage trailer
for sale. $40 or best offer. Lo.
TRAILER; wheel. with hitch. Call
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn. |
now has lge display Of Doth new
and used trailers: very good assort- |
ment; clean useo trallsSs ranging
IN size from Is TO SO II priced |
from $500 to So $50. terms 9 to
yrs Phone TO s111
FOR THE BEST in trailer homes, see
our display. of SpartanS, Americans. |
aces, Richardson's, RoycraftS vaga-
bonds. Victors, VindaleS alc other |
leading makes and modeIs See the !
21-ft.,. orly 81 2qS Also see our
lipe. of good used traie-s from SS95 |
OPEN 9 10 9 WEEKDAYS AND SUN
4030 Wisconsin Ave NV. WO. 1921 |
PVT. TRAILER OWNERS !
Traters. displayed for sale, $40.
Pay cash or sell on commission.
We have cash customers waiting. /
1000 CENTRAL AVE, HI. $3.50.
Out Benning I'd ne, to $500 blk |
Left on Central Ave. Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-14

FORD 1851 convertible; radio anc
heater, 5 w-s.w tires. $500 mi.
coral fame red, black top. like new
Leaving overseas. first 50 900 takes
cost So 465 RA. 1857.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
WANTED

3 or car garage in commercial
zone. Must have water and elec-
tricity. Prefer ne. or Sc. location.
VI 7434, any time. --15
Evening star., 1951-07-14
GARAGES

WILL REMODEL 2-story 20x2O
garage. 435 NJ st. NV. to suit tenant
WO. 905S. is
GARAGE FOR RENT; $3.50 mo. Ala
Buchanan st. NV, Ia. 1854. -l6
DBLE. GARAGE, alley. 1885 7th St
NV; good storage; SO mo Ia.
;}2UU. II
DOUBLE GARAGE. 1925 Fairmont
st. NV; commercial or private. MI
1862. Is"
Evening star., 1951-07-14

1850 New Yorker con-
verttbin coupe; exceptionally nice
ow-mileage car; all extras; S2,295
MOORE MOTOR CO.
1918 PA. AVE. Sc.
Ii. 3-2042, Ii. 4-g404. lie
Evening star., 1951-07-14

CHEVROLET AZ club coupe; blk. i'm.
$ss5. KLEIN MOTOR CO, ss6ii
CHEVROLET 1949 2-dr. Styleline de
luxe sedan; blue. r. and h.; 11,00Q
Jun JUNE isas is4s 'exes exee eond oHReF 5 M
cHEvklofEr Iilstl a1E; l12 iS41 de luxe Coach; as.
splendid car; sacrifice, S295; terms
:$1o0 down. ROPER" 18th and R.
cHfSfohfr i ayf; d;s; 1889 de luxe z. a.dr.
n ss5 cRossro%R Russ @11Sf MoToRs 6GSS sfahse iNe
1929 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe COW. !;
almost brand-new, Just checked for
r. and h.. defroster. power glide,
spare tire. dir. sig,, pore, Diplomat
cHEvRoLEff Sitsiss sldr. sedan: o a
lot Of transportatioh left in this
cepted. WILLIAMS, aoth and R. /
cHEyRoLET HEY Ri5L 1850 styleline "a a-ar.;
radio. and heater; Immaculate one
owner car; only 81 1,495; cash, trade
Or terms. WILLIAMS, goth AND
~ !. ave. ne. 10
CHEW. 1850 conv.; Power Glide, all
extras incl. Wv. tires; low mileage;
sea green, black top; Si,725. FA
$3.50 after 6 pm. except Sat. and
CHRYSLER 81 Windsor de luxe f.
door. blue and gray sedan; all
de luxe equip, incl. Wv. tires:
1000 miles; $1,000 cash or terms.
CHRYsLER ie49 New Yorker sedan,
fully equipped, Wv. tires; one
owner; excel. cond.: $2,100 or best
offer. l70l Monroe st. ne. lib
CHRYSLER 1850 Windsor HylandeI
club coupe; r and h.. auto trans:
miles: S1,995; new-car guar. ROY
AL majors. Chrysler Plymouth,
Ann CISarRia ava TIL DASSA - - La
Evening star., 1951-07-14

AROUND AND GET THE MOST
TREMENDOUS. FABULOUS, HIGH
EST. STUpENDOUS PRICE YOU
CAN GET FOR IT.
IF WE DON'T TOP ANY OFFER
THAT YOU'VE HAD BY ANY
DEALER ANYWHERE BY S25 OR
MORE. WE'LL BUY THE CIGARSl
BRING YOUR TITLE. OR IF FL
NANCED, WE WILL PAY OFF BAL
ANCE AND GIVE YOU CASH DIFF
FERENCE
Open Daily Til 10 Pm.
Evening star., 1951-07-14

MERCURY 40 4-dr.; r. and h., clean;
81 1896. MAYFLOWER MOTORS.
1l25 18th st. NV. RE. 0303. --l5
MERCURY 40 6-passenger cpe.: Ban
pEoweER pin5 eEgsM M6Toss 6issfas l2s 16ts NAV T.
NV. RE. 0303. -l5
MERCURY 1g49 black 2-dr,: over
drive; orig owner: $1,750. Call FA.
MERCURY 80 sedan: s793. Why pay
more? 5ce bank financing. AUTO
WHOLESALERS - over 100 others.
1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
MERCURY 194e club coupe. 2 to
choose from; 81 .295: radio. heater.
w.-w tires: both very nice clean
cars. SMILING SAM. 2461 WIS.
mEscHRY hxs; HHE oE is4s soosa convert: radio,
heater. Wv. tires; maroon with
new white top; 81, l,545. SMILING
SAM, 2461 Wis. ave. NV. OR. 1864.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
RELIABLE

MOTOR COMPANY
101 New York Ave. NE.
q Block East of North Capitol st.
MA. 5571. Ma. 5572
Evening star., 1951-07-14

1919 Styleline oe luxe
club coupe: fully equipped, beautiful
2-tone gray and blue finish. This
is a one-owncr ca" in ifnmacu ate
condition. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. S1,295. BELL MOTORS CO.
SOLO Wisconsin ave, WO. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-07-14

OLDS 1949 Rocket "9s" 4-dr. sedan:
runs and looks like new; paint. mo.
10000 MI; 81. 400 cash. To see. cali
OWNER, Ii. 3-O129 or Ii. 3-2781
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-19

CANAAN
Mrs. Elton M. Rohl

Big Darby Ladies Aid will
meet Wednesday Oct, "a at the
church with Mrs. Claude Boggs.
Mrs. Ed Burnside, Mrs. Clint At
kins and Mrs. Julia Walker as
hostesses.
Canaan P. T A. will meet
Monday evening October q,
Vernon Royce, County Health
nurse will present the program.
The president of the PTA has
named the following committee
chairmen and they will select
their committees-Ways Il Means
Mrs. ASH Bidwell, Jr., Member
ship-Mrs. Arthur Meeker and
Mrs. Hugh Roby. Home Econom-
ics-Mrs. Austin Harbage and
Mrs. John Hackett Program
Mrs. ASH Bidwell Sr.
Mrs. E. B. Converse and daugh-
ters and Arne Phil attended the
annual Oct, birthday dinner at
the j. F. McClain home in Alex
andria on Sunday.
Mrs. Orville Wilson entertained
on Thusday with a basket din
ner honoring her aunt, Mrs. Dale
Minck of Columbus on her birth
day Others were Mrs. Mary Kid
well of Columbus, Mrs. Effie
Finch and Mrs. Raymond Temple
of Anlin, Mrs. George Harper
of Hayden Falls, Mrs. Charles
Cooper and daughters of Mechan-
icsburg Mrs. Ed. Burnside and
grand daughter Barbara Ann
Bngg, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sher-
wood, Mrs. Mary Roby, Lloyd Ro-
by, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lom-
bard, Mrs. Elton Roby, Mrs. Rol-
lin Sherwood, Mrs. Edward Hen
mis-, Mrs. Claude Boggs, and
Charles and Hugh Wilson.
Mrs. Mary Vickery of Colum-
bus, Mrs Virgil Heskett and son
of billiards called on Mrs. Elton
Roby Friday, Mrs. Vickery and
Mrs. Roby worked together in
Information Booth No. 3 at the
Ohio State Fair.
E. B. Converse returned home
from the Dairy Shows Sunday
His junior yearling Brown Swiss
bull took 7th place at the Nation
Rl Dairy Congress at Waterloo
and 1st at the International
Dairy Exposition at Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sherwood
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Renner in Columbus.
Mrs. Carl Weeks underwent an
appendectomy at Grant Hospital
Sunday. Her condition is satisfac-
tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hennes
Charlene and CODY, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ethel Cameron and
family at Prospect.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-10-04
Col. Chambers Stresses
Support for Blood Bank
In Red Cross Drive

Col. Justice M. Chambers, US
MGR, retd,, today urged all-ou,
support of the current drive of the
American Red Cross and Defense
Department by Marine officers to
collect more whole blood and plas-
ma.
MCROA National president and
holder of the Congressional Medal
of Honor and three Purple Hearts,
Col. Chambers said Each Marine
Reserve Officers should constitute
himself committee of one to help
pour blood into the blood banks
being filled for Korean emergency
purposes"
Col. Chambers said that Ma
rine officers, especially, should be
alive to the increasing danger Of
inadequate civilian supplies and
that chose of US who can thank
World War II plasma for our own
lives should need no urging in this
national drive for Korea and be-
yond.'
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-10-04
Equity No. 1886
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION

The object of this proceeding is
to secure the foreclosure of al!
rights of redemption in the fol-
lowing real estate; 6l2 acres Of
lard part of tract of land called
vii iamsburg, or Williamsborough,
10th Election District, Montgom-
cry County, Maryland, as de-
scribed in Liber $50 folio 73; Ii
ber 246, folio 395; Liber IT'S, fo-
lio 442, sold in the name of de
fendant Charles W. Warren, to
John t. Ensor, Misc. Petitions
1899, item 321, April II, 1888, ana
to f. Harmon, Miscellaneous pc.
tition 1414, Item 342, April ii,
1941, in the name of Ensor, as de-
scribed in deeds Liber $50 folio
73; Liber 246, folio 305; Liber 775,
folio 442; The bill of complaint,
among other things, recites that
Alexander Pearre is the recopd
holder of a mortgage from defend
ants Warren for $3.50. 90, from
August. 20, 1914, Liber 245, foilo
466, upon which payment princi-
pal or interest has been made; that
more than a year and a day has
expired since said sales, and no
one has come forward to redeem
said property from said sales; nor
has anyone foreclosed said mort
gage or entered any suit in re
spect thereto.
1T is THEREUPON, this 2nd
day of October, AID, 1851, by the
Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, Maryland, sitting as n
Court of Equity, ORDERED, that
notice be given to the defendants
by the insertion of a copy of this
order of publication in some news
paper having a general circulation
in Montgomery County, Maryland,
cnce week for four (4) success
sive weeks, before the 5th day Of
November, 1851, warning John T.
Ensor, Clarence W. Warren, Lille
G. Warren Alexander Pearre, R.
Harmon, addresses unknown, and
believed to be non-residents Of
the State of Maryland, and all
persons having or claiming to have
any interest in the above described
612 acres of land, to be and APP
pear herein in person, or by So
licitor, on or before the 4th day Of
December, 1851, and redeem The
property, answer the bill of com
plant, and show cause, if any they
have, why decree should rot be
passed as prayed, and abide by and
perform such orders or DEGREES as
may be passed herein, or there
after a final decree will be passed
foreclosing all rights of redemp-
tlon to the aforesaid land, and de-
ciaring the title thereto free and
clear, good and marketable, free
from all alterations and des cents
and encumbrances thereon, in
plaintiffs.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS,
Clerk Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, Md.
True Copy-Test:
Clayton X. Watkins, clerk. 12i