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Evening star., 1954-03-28
HOUSES sALi-s.f. icon,.ll I
ALABAMA AWE.

Mar FAIRFAX VILLAGE
this popular location. just one block
detached brick with d rooms and
path. beautifully finished recrea-
ment. Gas heat. Front porch. Love-
y lot with trees and shfubbery. Call
Mr.: Mcintosh, Elk. 3-248O; ewes
and Sun, AD. 2-8B6B.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1954-03-28
CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL
Open TO )
Large house in best section. Dras-
tically reduced. $l3.500, low down
payment.
Greatest little restored house on the
Hill" S9,75O.
Colonial front; large living room. 3
bedrooms. gas heat, A little re-
modelling should make $4,000 value.
Only Sl0.500. low cash.
2-unit apt. very smart. huge garden:
S12. $50, low cash. STEVENS
REALTORS IL 6-2416.
Evening star., 1954-03-28
[TAL VIEW REALTY CO

COLORED-SEMIDET BRICK HOME
Open Sum-, 2-6 PM.
1924 18th ST. NE.
House of many extras. Moderate
down payment will purchase home
in tip-top, shape with new refgr..
unique wall living .rm, mirror. scr
concrete front porch, . tiled Holly
wood baths. recreation rm with
hardwood floor, spacious cedar lined
storage closets; gas &C heat. Extra
big back yard with lovely garden.
SINDLER REALTY CO.. ST. 3-1256
COLORED
NEWTON ST.
Very good older home. Just of Rhode
Island ave; living room. dining rm.,
kitchen den. 2 bedrooms and bath
full basement and huge lot. Pay
ment on lst trust. S5411 monthly.
Terms to suit responsible purchaser.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-O222
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

working with DR.. John W. Heu-
berger in the diseases of fruit crops.
He served in the U. S. Marine Corps
for two years.
Milford S. Brown, who received
his Bachelor of Science degree in
Chemistry from the University Of
Delaware, is doing graduate re-
search work in pomOlOgy. Dean q.
Knavel, a native of Pennsylvania, is
working on vegetable breeding and
with blossom and pod drop in lima
beans. Charles H. Green, a native
of Pennsylvania, will be working
with vegetable breeding -princi-
pally cantaloupe breeding which is
now in progress. Both Mr.. Knavel
and Mr.. Green are graduates of
Pennsylvania State University.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13


For permanent pasture seedlings
which should be made ia late
August or early September. use a
grain crop with these seedlings only
il the grain is to be grazed of,
I otherwise seed the pasture mixture
by itself a combination Of Ladino
clover and orchard grass is good
for the Whole state or Ladino clover
and brome-grass is good for
northern Delaware Alsike clover
and meadow fescue play a support
ing role and introduce a fast grow
ing clover and drought resistant
grass into the mixture.
Amounts to use for an Outstand-
ing permanent pasture are as
follows Ladino clover-1 lb. per
acre; Alsike cioYer-3 lbs. per
acre; Orchard grass lbs. per
acre; Meadow fescue, S lbs. per
acre. Use 1000 pounds Of ground
limestone and 500 pounds Of 4-12-12
or 400 pounds of 5-15-15 per acre
to get the mixture off to a good
start.
Eteu clover planted IN late
August or early September will pro-
duce an excellent crop of hay for
next year. II your hay field is not
in good shape. ploW it up this fall
and lime, fertilize, and seed without
any grain, the following mixture:
Red clOver-6lbs. per acre; Alfalfa
-5lbs. per acre; Orchard grass
8 lbs. per acre.
Red clover and timothy can be
used However, the orchard grass
and alfalfa, where the soil is we'll
lined, viii increase the tonnage OF
hay. The orchard grass will make
1t possible to Craze this mixture
with a smaller chance Of bloat than
If the red clover were seeded by it.
self An improvement over the
regular orchard for this mixture is
the S-37 which has less seed heads,
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
Time TO Plan
For Fail Seedlings


Which came first the chicken or
the egg2 Which comes first the
seeding 81 the green pastures2 ?
Farmers know that seeding must
come first. In order to have ample
supply Of good quality roughage,
look carefully az your supply now
advises William III Mitchell. assis-
tant Extension agronomist at the
University Of Delaware Changes
made now TO insure an ample sup-
ply win pay of vel ii the end.
II may be necessary to make
some changes in your red clover
and timothy seedlings If you are
counting on them for stubble hay
this year and hay next year. Start
soon as you can 70 get the ground
ready for fall seeding Of a pasture
OF hay crop. Weedy growth or
summer cover should be disced in
early August to conserve water and
60 allow the ground to settle down
90 make a good seed bed.
Some one Of the small grains or
ryegrass. crimson clover or vetch
planted IN late August or early
September VIII make several weeks
OF grazing this fall and winter Rye
and barley make about the fastest
growth Of the grains. Barley viii
produce a greater amount Of feed
but many dairymen feel that rye
IS more palatable. Seed at least 3
bushels per acre for a good winter
pasture. It Is a good practice to
seed 11k bushels 90 each direction
10 make a 6rmer sod, a greater
yield OF forage and possibly some
extra days of grazing this fall and
winter.
Ten TO ~ pounds per acre Of
crimson clover and ryegrass seeded
with or without grain provides
some very good grazing and serves
for spring silage. Fertilizer plays
an important role in the growth Of
these fall crops A fertilizer high
in nitrogen. such as 10-l0-10, in
sures enough nitrogen for vigor-
Gus growth.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
Chrysler Sales Soaring

Contrary to usual industry sales
patterns retail ChTysleF sales for
the last 10 days of July were up
1876 per cent over the second Today
period in July, reports E. M. Bra
den, general sales manager, Chry-
sler Division. Chrysler Corporation.
Overall July retail deliveries of
Chrysler cars exceeded June de-
liveries by 81 per cent.
I'VE began July with a record
Today delivery period which con-
tinued a trend upward begun in
June" Braden said. Our business
upswing results from hard selling
on the part Of our dealers who
have been greatly assisted by our
expanded field sales force"
Braden said that ChrysleT now
has orders from dealers for every
1854 model remaining to be built.
MANY of our dealers under
estimated their sales needs and as a
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

is leafier and natures about
weeks later than the regular or
chard grass.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
Bulletin Describes
Mastitis Control

Continuous spread Of mastitis, or
Inflammation Of the udder, results
each year in enormous losses to
dairymen, according to George K.
Vapaa. county agent.
More effective control Of this
condition would 60 a long way to-
ward improving the efficiency Of the
dairy industry and helping individ-
ual dairymen to meet today's COM
petitive standards, says Mr. Vapaa.
The many causes of mastitis,
methods of prevention and treat
ment, and the relation between
general good management of dairy
cows and udder health are des-
cribed in a recently revised far
mers' bulletin by the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture. The bulletin,
entitled "Udder Diseases Of Dairy
Cows" reports that mathis is one
Of the chief causes for the heavy
turnover in dairy herds.
Even with mild chronic mastitis,
COWS cannot produce as much milk
as they could otherwise. AS the
disease becomes more acute, pro-
ductiOn may decrease as much as
25 per cent or more, and early dis
posal Of the animal may be neces-
sary.
Fortunately most bacteria found
in mastitis are harmless to people
and, when milk is properly pas
teurized. danger to public health
is eliminated. Mastitis organisms
are a threat chiefly to the profits OF
the producer, says Mr.. Vapaa, but
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
Graduate Assistants
Assume Jobs At
State University

Five graduate assistants are
working for their masters degree
in agriculture at the University Of
Delaware as announced this week.
The graduates and the department
in which they work is as follows:
William West, Agricultural Eco
nomics; Robert r. ROmankO,
Plant Pathology; Milford S. Brown,
Dean 2. Knavel, and Charles H.
Green, Horticulture.
William West, a native of Nor
wood, Pa, and a graduate Of Friends
Central School in Philadelphia, re-
ceived his Bachelor of Science de-
gree in horticulture from the Uni
versity Of Delaware.
Robert r. Romanko. a native Of
New York and a graduate of the
University of New Hampshire, is
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

result Of our sales improvement
plus the recent wildcat strike have
found themselves short Of some
models" Braden said I'm some
cases local dealers have chosen one
OF their group to act as an infor-
nation clearing house to help them
exchange cars to meet customer
demand"
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

The frozen French fried potato
is the second ranking frozen pege-
table in retail sales. exceeded only
by peas. Last year. 31k million
bushels Of Irish potatoes were used
for this product.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

that is reason enough to control
them.
A single copy Of farmers Bulle-
tin entitled "UddeF Diseases of
Dairy Cows, can be obtained free
of charge from county agents or by
writing to the Agricultural Mailing
Room, University Of Delaware,
Newark.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

The USDA recently announced a
new peach variety. the Red d-globe
IL Is adapted 70 areas where the
Elberta peach is grown. but ID rip
ems about IS days earlier than the
EIberta.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

The U. N. Food and Agriculture
Organization thinks that it should
be possible to produce so per cent
more rice on areas now planted in
that crop.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
More work per- day!

You save time with. lower loading height and
bigger load space in most models e. new power
in all models {. plus scores more isuiuresI
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

New pickup, stake and platform bodies let you
haul more-and they're set lower to the ground
for faster, easier loading. You get new hour
saving engine power in all models.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
More work per dollar!

New high-somPressiOn power saves on opsruing
costs, new shussis vggednsss cuts Upksep-
and you're uheud on Tie deal ut the stufl
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13

All new Chevrolet trucks bring you greater horse
power Plus increased operating economy. Greater
ruggedness, too! You're ahead all the way with
Americas lowest-prced truck linel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-19
Too Late to Classify

WILL the person who borrowed my house jack please return it? .Otto Teller, S. 1S-1tp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-19

at the factory of the Seattle firm that manufactures the saws to learn to service them before coming to Wrangell.
 One-man, two-man and bow type saws are made by Titan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-19
BUNEsS BROS.
 ADD CHAIN SAWS

Buness Brothers store this week added the line of Titan power chain saws complete with spare parts and a factory-trained service man. 10 it's outdoors line.
 The Titan saw has been improy- cd by adding diaphram carbur- etor to the motor, Buness Brothers said, to allow the saw to cut in any position by turning the motor or blade
 Attachments for drilling, fire pump of power winch are available for the saws.
 Ole Buness spent several weeks
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-19
LENT AT ST. PHILIPS

3rd Sunday in Lent:
 l1.O0 a. m. Morning. Prayer. Sermon Christian Names No 4. Saints
 Anthem. "Legende,' by Tchai- kofsky. The Lold Bless You and Keep :" -Sutkin
Evening star., 1954-06-27
HOUSES FOR sALk--Mp.
COUNTRY
HOMES

ROCKVILLE VICINITY, adjacent new
super hwy.-1-acre wooded lot with
Groom modern home: owner trans
2la-ACRE SMALL ESTATE: home Of
4 bedrooms; near Rockville: Only
10 ACRES; modern 5-bedroom home:
easy drive to Wash: S17, 200.
NEAT BUNGALOW With bath and
oil heat: ON hwy: 81, 800.
aHIts;; IAsso close to OaFOchial school
NEW GATH. RAMBLER. 8 bed.
rooms. full bsmt,. $4,000.
EXCEPTIONALLY NEAT. completG
BUNGALOW. in good residential area
of Cath: stairs UP; S15.760.
SECLUDED. NEW, 3-bedroom ram
Fbler on l acre. between Rockville
and Gath, S11.500.
4 BEDROOM AND BATH HOME. oil
heat; $12,500, on easy terms.
3-BEDROOM HOME in Damascus. NJ
down payment to GI; S11,150.
MANY OTHERS. Stop In our ONCE
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
Evening star., 1954-06-27
Ria THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1854
Evening star., 1954-06-27
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
812 WOODSIDE PKWY.

tUeL. brICK COIONIdI t1UIII6
Sill. Sprg. Vic. Mrs. Kay's Toll House
This home is ideal for large family,
featuring q large den ddeal for
bedrm) and powder rm. 1st A.;
wall-to-WaIl earpeting in lv,. rm.,
din. rm. and stairs. 2 arepls:: 3
good-size bedrms. and bath End d. !;
storm windows. refgf.. range; large
rear yard; conv. to everything:
SCI 300: terms; vacant. Right on
Colesville I'd on Woodside blks:
to house. HU. S-3316. CHAPMAN
REALTY CO.. AD. 2-S074.
Evening star., 1954-06-27

1101 HIGHLAND DR..

All rooms lead from a spacious Gen.
ter hall. Large formal and gracious
living room with fireplace and pic
ture window: guest-size dining room.
The beautiful Florida room is heated
and incloSed with JalouSieS. At the
rear of the center hall Is the mas
bath. Perfect all-electric kitchen with
breakfast space. All this. en- one
level. A lovely open stairway to
second floor containing three huge
twin-size bedrooms and BATH. A fun
lized for professional or .recreational
purposes. The colored tile baths are
equipped with glass-inclosed rub and
showers and heat lamps. Silent attic
fan--mercury switches. Plastic rub:
ber tile kitchen. Copper cutters and
downspout. A beautiful, level lot ap-
Dir: Out Colesville. i'd. to Highland
dr., left to "open" sign.
1900 ERSKINE ST.
VA approved: $2O,5OO. Charming
Williamsburg with Ienter-hall plan
on beautifully lanSscaped nSsSa ed. corner g1sr
screened porch, garage. living room
with wood-burning fireplace, sepa-
rate dining room and kitchen with
eating space, 2 bedrooms. nursery,
bath on ma nOOr WIN ample closet
space: full basement with outside
entrance, patio and barbecue, ad-
joining porch. Bus at door, public
and parochial schools within walk
ing distance, shopping center.
3OO6 WELLER ST.
California rambler - Three-bedroom
rambler on q very large corner lot,
completely equipped for outdoor
summer living; many extras includ-
ing private walled patio. garage and
beautiful shrubs. Bus at door and
close to schools. Truly a dream
Dir: Out Ga. ave. to Weller. left on
Weller to 1905" and our sign.
10400 HUNTLEY AVE.
High, cool trees: just like the coun-
try, yet close in: this beautiful Gus
built rambler is modern in
every detail. with an unusually large
attractive kitchen: the basement is
ideal for that recreation room and
has the picture windows: bus is by
the door, and both parochial and
public schools close by. The price Is
under $4,000.
Dir: Out Ga. ave to Dennis right
on Dennis TO Huntley to 10000 and
our sign.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PUBLIC
SAL
No Down Payment Needed
II You Have Credit

Over $500 Servings on Every CuII!
This Il Our LiquidGtion Period
The following cars will be sold for
amount shown, all in good condi-
ton; most have radios and heaters;
ABSOLUTELY NO DOWN PAY
MENT REQUIRED; "a months to
pay; cars accepted in trade, any
condition, running or not.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22

TENNIS racket and press, leather
golf bag, white willow rocker, dining
room set. RE. 1-4697.
LADIES white shoe rink roller skates,
size 6la, never worn, cost SIT, sell
$40. RE. 1-40l9
WIZARD gas range, excellent condi-
tion, $50; folding baby stroller. s.;
red gabardine ladies' coat, size 10, IS.
WI. 2-4855.
PUNCH press, 3 inch stroke, back
gears, Aston, new; electric motor,
/ h.p., 220 volts, 3 phase; Japanese
outboard motor, good. ~. 1888
STORKLINER buggy. blankets, toidy;
Thor automatic washer; protector, l6
NM; fur coats, IA and ID. Nv.
1888.
REASONABLE, baby buggy, western"
crib and dresser, tables, dinnette,
miscellaneous. RE. 1-6713.
NATIONAL cash register, 4 burner
Slick hot plate, reasonable. Call KE.
1870.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22

One of the featured attractions
at the East Cleveland Community
Picnic yesterday at Euclid Beach
Park was the brand new Nash
Metropolitan Convertible. Phil
Snyder, president Of East End
Nash, 1899 Euclid Ave-, is at the
wheel.
Eleven years Of research and
planning produced this car, un-
paralleled in American auto his
tory. Convertible or hardtop, you
can't miss for elegance and econ
omy Of operation. If you didn't
see it at the picnic, stop in at East
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22
1853 Chevrolet SI5s5

Bel Air two-door. this beautiful ouso-
mobile hos less than $4,000 miles
and cortes our full woTTontY. new
cor trode-in. equipped push button
radio. Autronic eye. large fresh oiI
heG,er. you must see and drive to
appreciate this outstanding volus.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22

with body and frame integrated
into a single, all-welded unit.
The Metropolitan hardtop fea-
lures an all-steel top. and a large
wrap-around three-piece rear win
dow with an area of 821 square
inches. The entire rear window is
framed with attractive chrome
molding.
The Metropolitan Is powered by
the Austin A-40 engine, develop
ing AZ horsepower. 1t is a four
cylinder, overhead valve engine,
with a compression ratio of 7.2
to 1.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22

End Nash and ask for demon
stration.
Economy Is an outstanding fea-
ture Of the Metropolitan, offering
up to 40 miles per gallon of gaso-
line at normal highway speeds. En-
tirely new in size, it has an 85-
long, Ga inches wide and 541s
inches high. It incorporates many
styling details found in the Nash
Ambassador, Statesman and Ram
bier models.
The Metropolitan is built of
untitled "Airflyte" construction,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22

Coronet 4-door seddn. BeoutifuI
liqht green finish. One coreful own
er, low mileage. GYromutic irons
mission. rudio. hedter. Sold on our
famous 4e-hour free triol bosis.
Never q surer or sofer way 10 puI-
chose used cor. Priced $500 under
morket. See and drive this cor
today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22

2 USED box springs, twin size. SIS
each. KE. 1-3300.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22

PARAKEETS. babies. breeders, nor
mails, rares: cages; supplies. 1880
Ivan ave, RE. 1892.
CHIHUAHUA, male and female pups:
female toy terrier pup; reasonable.
Gil. l-3862, I'll East 162nd st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Ed Sullivonts
t ID NEW YORK

ton. At least Richards, now so,
was in racing silks when the
young Queen knighted him,
The Jay Kanters Judy Balaban)
expect a March Stork. Joan
Crawford and Charles Walters a
combo. Maria Cooper, Gary's
daughter. at Chambers with
Yale's Ted Tenneson. &. Imo-
gene Coca opens at Dallas State
Fair in Wonderful Town" on
Monday. Phyllis (NBC)
ChriStianson to wed Harold
Pratt, Jr. David Evans,
grandson Of England's late Prime
Minister. Lloyd George, marry
ing Gillian Lloyd Roberts. ]. (.
Korean GIs awaiting rotation,
flooding music publishers with
songs. ). John Corriden, Dodger
scout, recuperating, high blood
pressure.
4 r. 4
Bling Crosby mentioning at
Hayden Lake, Idaho. Sena-
tor Byrd's son Beverly and. Janet
Gallagher a twosome. -. Ida
Lupino checks into Good Sa-
marian Hospital next month for
surgery. The Dick Van Pat
tens (Pat Poole) expect Sir
Stork. =. Jack Warner hustled
his pretty daughter, Barbara. to
Europe to distract her from her
interest in Dorninguin, the bull
fighter who got away from Ava.
Jimmy Cannon switched to
Diane Herbert. The OZzie
Nelson's back from Europe to-
morrow. Louis Armstrong
chanter. Velma Middleton, to
marry Doug Tinsley. Mo
Connolly's Power Tennis" off
the presses on the 18th. =. Rita
Moreno and George Horned a
big deal. :. p. j. Clarke's Third
ave. saloon where Lost Week
End" was filmed, to expand. /.
Milwaukee story summed up by
Bob Kennedy: A Grimm Fairy
Tale.
Horace Stoneham's son, Pete,
and jeanne Wagner picking the
date. The Bill Monahans
Teresa Brewery expect the baby
next month. :. George Murphy's
wife hospitalized. World
famed Edinburgh Festival sorting
out scores of applications for the
post of retiring director Ian
Hunter. Biggest hurdle: men of
suitable artistic talent balk at
tying themselves to one job for
three years. Maurice Evans
budding with NBC. !. Rosa
lind Russell'S 1.-THE Girl Rush"
goes before the cameras Septem-
Der 20. Russ Tamblyn of
Metros ''Hit the Deck" phoning
Cindy Robbins of Shirley Booths
show. :. Licia Albanese back
from Italy yesterday. Bob
Calhoun, Ginny Simms' ex, dat
ing Francesca de Scaffa. :.
Wally (Mr. Peepers) Cox giving
botany lectures, between summer
stock performances. 49,. Law
renee Tieruey. on the wagon the
last six months, consuming
quart Of ice cream at one sitting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Hollywood
Diary
CONTINUED From Page A-36o

NSOAAtAAAASN EAOtu 1dSC A-o0.l
There's No Business Like show
Business. where 500 scantily
dressed chorines are working.
Marlon's little black book was
working overtime.
Frank Sinatra might have
won another Oscar if Sam
Spiegel had stuck to his original
plan to star him in "on the
Waterfront Sinatra's agents
are claiming it was q definite
deal, and it looks like there'll
be law suit over the role that
everyone here unanimously be-
lieves will give the Oscar to
Marion Brando.
John Wayne would like to
take it easier on the acting
front-do a picture only oc-
casionally. With all the produc-
ton problems. John doesn't
need the headaches and the
time consumed before the
camera. So you can watch for
him to make q deal with q top
actor to take over some Of his
roles on q partnership deal.
Il Il
Spencer Tracy is planning to
buy a small villa in Florence
He plans eventually to retire to
that beautiful city and dabble
in Italian renaissance art. This
is one side Of Mr.. Tracy we
don't hear about so much. He'll
be leaving for Rome as soon as
he finishes his current, bad
Day at Black Rock"
And Elizabeth Taylor and
Mike Wilding have reservations
for Britain as soon as Mike is
through in THE Scarlet Coat"
at MGM with Cornell Wilde.
I was at Robert Mitchum's
home for lunch yesterday and
actually saw ITS scripts that
have been submitted to him
since producers started realizing
he'll be free man by the 18th
Of this month. Mitch is being
very choosy about the type Of
pictures he will make from now
on and he's very excited at hav-
ing Charles Laughton direct his
next Might Of the Hunter" It's
from the novel which co-pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
NEW YORK.

NEW aorSA.
Men ana Maids, ana stun
IA the lndia-Portugal tension,
Prime Minister Salazar told In
dia: II there is any Western
country whose hand India can
take without fear IN territory
adjacent 10 her own, that coun-
Try is POrCugal. AND Salazaf,
IN those Few words, put Nehru
right on the spot. Sonia
Henles newest escort, Rick de
IA vega. Inc Blancks
Noyeses secretary OF Air Har-
oio Ialootts daughter, Peggy
named her audrey Elstner.
FRIENDS preolct an OCTOBER mer-
ger ZOE Trace heily ana Oleg
Cassinl. MRS. Danny Kaye
at Mayo Clinic. Ava Gardner
sat out her six-week stay in
Nevada but neglected to get the
divorce. frankie is screaming.
IS. Liberace will have to fea-
lure luliabies. The Rudy Lib
eraces THIS brother) expect Sir
Stork. Marie Wilson's ex,
Allan Nixon, and Christina HAM
mond honeymooning. : Chief
Justice Warren to dedicate Chi
Cages 81 million American Bar
Association Building.
~ ~
Her colleagues in "A Star Is
Born" believe Judy Garland is
expecting a little Luft. .. Clark
Gable and Kay SpreckeiS Steady-
dating. =. Fulton Oursler, jr.,
to wed Anne Nevill. Eddie
Fisher back from Europe tomor-
row. flies to the Coast and Deb
bic Reynolds. ~. Cary Grant
telephones Babsa Hutton each