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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-03-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Joint Jewish Service
Tomorrow Niqhf

Several Jewish congregations
announced today that services
will be held tomorrow night.
A Joint summer service will be
held BY the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. Temple Sinai and
Temple Emanuel at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow in the Washington He
brew Congregation. $685. Macomb
street NV. Rabbi Hugo b.
Schiff, assistant rabbi of the
host congregation. win officiate.
The Young Peoples Synagogue
will hold a service at GAS pm.
tomorrow in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell L. Novak. 1900
Floral street NV. Cantor Ben
Wostein will conduct the wor-
ship.
Cantor Irving Miller. formerly
Of Nyack. N. Y. will officiate at
the 8 pm. service tomorrow of
the Shaare Teflla Congregation
in the Chillum Castle Lodge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
ConHct-Author Plans to Make
New Plea; Execution q Day Oft

Of attempted robbery. one Of at
tempted criminal assault and
one Of auto theft.
Chessman. acting as his own
attorney, told the jury:
st never molested any woman.
Either acquit me Of these
charges or give me the death
sentence"
Makes Funeral Plans.
Chessman has made his own
funeral arrangements and re-
written his will disposing of
estimated $4,000 proceeds from
his book. Cell PASS, Death Row. .
He set up trust funds for three
children of people who had be-
friended him. but refused to
make their names public. Rela-
tives and charities also were to
receive requests.
Cheeseman's attorney. Berwyn
A. Rice, said he would ask one
Of the justices of the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
BY the Assoeiot.d Press

SAN QUENTIN, Calf, July 20.
-Convict-Author Caryl Chess
man has only one day left to
outsmart the executioner. He
has done it before and hopes to
do 1t again.
The 32-year-old convicted
rapist and kidnaper said he
would appeal to the United
States Supreme Court today.
Tomorrow he is scheduled to
die in the San Quentin gas
chamber at 10 am.
Convicted In 194S.
For, six years Cheeseman's legal
maneuvers have saved him from
execution under CALIFORNIA; Lit
tie Lindbergh Law.
On May 20. 1913, he was con-
victed in Los Angeles of eight
counts Of robbery, four of kid
mapping, two counts of sex per-
version on victims, one count
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

Riggs and Chillum roads. Chill
lum. Md.
CONGREGATION Shomrai Emu
nah viii hold a service at 9:15
am. Saturday in the WV Build
ing. Riggs and Chillum roads,
Chillunl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Frederick Woman
Picked for Customs Post

President Eisenhower yester-
day sent to the Senate the NOM
ination Of Mrs. Lorene w. Bowlus
of Frederick, Md. to be con-
troller of customs at Baltimore.
Mrs. Bowlus. A. q Republican.
operates gift shop in Frederick.
A graduate Of Virginia State
Teachers College in 1892. she
served as a substitute teacher in
the Frederick, public schools
from 1886 to 1888.
She was named to succeed
Russell p. Smith. who resigned
last August 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Loudoun Teacher Shortage

LEEsBURG. va. July 10 tspe-
ciaD The Loudoun County
School Board Is confronted with
q serious teacher shortage. ac-
cording to School Supt. o. L.
Limerick. Both he and the direc-
tor of instruction. Caleb ]. Glib
son. have contacted 80 colleges
in an effort to I'LL vacancies. Bus
drivers also are needed for four
routes to the Loudoun, County
High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
HE'S REALLY NOT SUCH A CAD GUY
=. UNTIL YOU GET 70 KNOW HIM.

States Supreme Court for a stay
Of execution while d new petition
is filed.
An attempt to get Gov. Good
win ]. knight to intervene
failed.
Prison officials said CheSsman
appeared resigned to die, but was
still hopeful the Supreme Court
petition might be successful.
, 1954-11-18
Lionel Barrymore,
,Fumous Actor, Dies
Of Heurt,Attuck

Lionel Barrymore, famous
stage screen actor, died Of a
heart attack at the age Of IS
at his home in Hollywood on
November IS.
Mr.. Barrymore was one Of
the top-ranking and most YER
satile actors Of hollywood. IN
addition to acting he was an
artist and composer. He also
directed several pictures.
United Stdtes Worms
Pussid on Recent
Pldne Attacks
The United States again
warned Russia nat ~ may pS
impelled TO provide neces-
.sary defensive protection for
its aircraft operating in the
Far East and that the Soviet
Government must bear full
responsibility for any conse-
quences which ensue.
Ambassador Bohlen IS now
on his way to Washington for
consultation.
, 1954-11-18
Red Cross Chapter to Pfc. Tones M. Ortiz
Hold Annuol Meeting Of ST. Croix With the
,MonduY, Nov. % 5h Inf. IN GermonY
Judge Moore Wdnts
Case 81 Domingo
Martinez Investigated
The St. Croix Chapter 81
Herman E. Moore

Re The ST croix Chapter s Gernany-Pfc Tomas Me-
an the American Red Cross will lendez-0rtz @, sen ef MIS-
he hold it's annual meeting On Mrs. Francis Melendez-ortiz,
z, Monday November y, it was Of St. Croix, recently partici-
h announced today by Miss. pated in the VII Corps man
Hazel Motta, Executive Secre elver 9Westwind", an exten-
as tary Of the Chapter. sie training exercise using
r. The guest speaker will be all Of south central Germany
TX the Rev Kenneth Ferguson, for its mock battlefield
as whose topic will be Works Melendez-Ortiz is a mechan-
Of Mercy. He is pastor Of the ic in the 18th Infantry Diyi-s
of Evangelical Lutheran Church sion's 18th Engineer Battalion.
in Christiansted. He entered the Army in March
1858 and has been overseas
% Secretary will be read Vari-
ed Gus Red Cross COMMITTEES The present officers include
are asked g attend. R. +. Amphlett Leader, chair
IS Another important item on man; Carl Golf, secretary and
the evenings program will be, Claude Q. Markoe, Treasurer.
s. the election of officers. The meeting will begin at
, 1954-11-18

S0 ~ $4,000
Case Of Domingo
Murtinez Investigated
Judge Herman E. Moore
Yesterday requested that an
investigation be made in the
case of Domingo MARTINEZ,
who escaped from the Rich
mond Penitentiary for a per-
iod Of sixty-five days. It was
brought Oft that Martinez,
who was sentenced to six
years III prison in St. Thomas
for rape, apparently is paying
a higher price as the result Of
mistaken identity.
AT the time Of his trial in
formation supplied BY the Po-
lice ID Puerto Rico, showed
Martinez had a record there
and his fingerprints cores
ponded with those taken here.
Now the Director Of Police
received a cablegram from
Puerto Rico Police saying that
the Domingo Martinez they
wanted is now in their GUS
tody.
Since the record furnished
by Puerto Rican authorities
was taken into consideration
at the time Maritime was be-
ing sentenced, and he protest.
ed his Innocence at the time,
Judge Moore is anxious that
the matter be investigated.
The Judge showed laniency
also when he explained his
reason for running away was
due to harsh treatment at the
Prison at the hands Of guards.
It was brought out that he
had been put in solitary con
finement for five days (the
Warden said 3 where there
was no bed and it was dark
even during daytime he was
deprived Of his clothes and
and il only his shorts. The
slop pail remained in the cell
Continued ca nag a
, 1954-11-18
Importunt Council
Meeting Cancelled
for Lock Of Quorum

The Sixth Ordinary meet
ing Of the Municipal Council
called for 2 o'clock today had
to be postponed until tomor-
row die to lack Of a quorum,
Up to 4:SO only three members
were present, the Chairman,
Hon. Eric H. Carroll, Hons.
Raymond Pedro and Wilfred
BENJAMIN.
The Order Of the Day con-
tains twelve items, one Of the
most important is the bill af-
fecting $4,000 for the i'm
provement Of the Alexander
Hamilton runway.
The Chairman has called
the meeting for 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
lceIond' 5 First Settlers
Were Irish Monks

REYKJAvTK. Iceland The
earliest settlers of whom we have
historic records" writes Bjorn
Thordarson In Iceland: Past
and Present ARE some Irish
monks who came to the island
shortly before 800. AID"
They did not stay long. When
the Morse settlers began to ar
rive after the middle of the
Ninth Century, the monks aban-
doned Iceland rather than live
among q non-C Christian people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

8 years old. were in the back seat
but were not harmed. The man
finally left the car without as
saulting her. she said.
Mrs. Edith Bealle Of Waldorf
also testified that q man waved
her down shortly after the first
incident and that when he got
to her car he muttered. II must
be mistaken. 2 and left.
Trooper Saw Dean In Car.
Meanwhile, State Trooper
Walter L. wilt said he saw Dean,
whom he knew. drive by. He
said Dean was wearing a bright
red plaid shirt. Mrs. Foster had
described her assailant as wear
ing q gray business suit and q
hat. Mrs. Beall said the man
who approached her did not wear
q hat.
State police checked on own
ers of cars answering the de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
UPHOLSTERY
Third Floor, Washington

13-24.9s Chaise Lounge Cushions, 2 pcs;
tan or aqual floral 1889
4-24.98 Love Seat Glider Cushions, green:
pcs. 1888
35-9.9S Chair Sets. 2 pcs; green and ivory.
red and ivory combinations $50
25-Ssc to ESQ Bamboo Drop Curtains,
as Is Sc
l8-12.sS Corduroy Throw Spreads, single
size 4.99
sS-7.ss-s.ss Nylon and Orion Lace
Curtains. Pair $50
ss-12.ss Roomaker Poplin Spreads, s
styles; single or double; assorted colors.
100
25e-ssc to ssc window Running, 3 and Q
In. wide. Yard Sc
25-sss Maple Sets, red: Pcs loo
l.ss Plastic window Shades, ecru or green:
36x72-in. 99c
3.ss Upholstering Plastic, black embossed:
54-in. wide. Yard -------------f.i9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Mixup Over zoning
At Langley Park
Is Nearer Settlement

A mixup over the coming Of SO
acres at Riggs road and Univer-
sity lane, Langley Park. Md, on
which two bitter public hearings
were held "by mistake" to change
1t from residential to apartment
use when it was already classified
for apartments. came a step
closer to settlement today.
Attorneys for the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission submitted q lee.
gal opinion which backed up an
earlier contention by planning
officials that the property is and
was zoned for apartments.
The planning commission on
one side and the Langley Home
owners Council. a division of the
Adelphi Citizens Association, on
the other. have been arguing the
coming question for several
months, with the Prince Georges
Commissioners in the middle.
Hearings "By Mistake"
The county commissioners held
two coming hearings "by mistake"
In 1851 and 1852. At both hear
ings, embattled Langley Park res
idents beat down builders re-
quests to change the classical
ton Of the land from what was
supposed to be single family resi-
Dental to apartment use.
c. Warren Giauque, planning
commission engineer. said the
hearings were all a mistake be-
cause the land in dispute was
zoned for apartments in Novem-
Der, 1949, when the county's
master coming map was adopted.
Set Of by Homeowners.
The homeowners set off the
dispute after workmen and ma
chinery began arriving at the
site and apartments began going
up on the land they fought to
keep as a single family residen-
tial area.
County Attorney C. Calvert
Lancaster said yesterday he con-
ours with the planning commits
sion's opinion, written by Asso-
ciate Counsel Ralph w. Powers.
But Attorney Harry Shooman,
representing the citizens organi-
zation. said his group still wants
a density survey made of the
Langley Park area to find out
whether it is already too highly
populated. MIR. Shooman had
asked the commissioners to re-
iterate the stand they took at the
two public hearings. Yesterday,
he said his group might be forced
to try to settle the matter in the
courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

MATTRESSES,
BOX SPRINGS
Third Floor, Washington

IHHG FtOOT, WGSntngtOn
1850 Serta 405-Coil Mattress. double;
soiled; prebuilt border ---- PATS
1-37.50 All-Layer Felt Mattress, double;
soiled - 2l.99
4-49.50 Superior Sleeprite Mattresses,
double size. prebuilt border -- PATS
1-29.50 Innerspring Mattress, twin size,
IOucO cuBc ------E--- 1885, 1919
1-49.50 Simmons Innerspring Mattress,
twin; soiled - 1859
1850 Simmons Box Spring, twin PATS
1-l1900 Foster Rest Mattress and Box
Spring Set, extra firm; twin size - 59.95
1-l1S00 Serta Mattress and Box Spring.
extra firm; twin size --- sos
1-39.95 Simmons Box Spring, twin size.
durable ticking -. 1888
1850 Superior Sleeprite Mattress, twin
size; durable ticking - --------. BATS
2--l2.95 Plastic Head Boards. lIrose.
1/eggshell: twin 500
lilies Boudoir Chair, blue floral chintz;
floor sample -----------------S.o
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Sec. 1895 to 22.05
QUAKER LACE CLOTHS
% In LAX
BEDROOM
FURNISHINGS
LoiDer Leuel. Arlinqton


1-7995 Sofa Sleeper, removable back for
sleeping, modern arm, red upholstery.
Floor sample $1,000 ------------- 58.SS
l-119.50 Simmons Beautyrest Sofa Bed,
red fabric; as is - 63.88
1-89.50 Simmons Sofabed, brown: floor
Sample ----------------- ---------- o4.0V
1-54.50 Sofa Sleeper, red; floor sample,
removable back 1888
1-89.50 Foster Studio Couch, red tweed
fabric; floor sample; sleeps two - $500
1-99.50 Simmons Studio Couch, green;
floor sample: sleeps two --4. $3.50
1-7950 Superior Sleep Chair, red; floor
sample = .---- 49.S8
1-99.50 Chest On Chest Frostone, mahog-
any veneered; floor sample -- $3.50
1-115.O0 Singer Dresser and Mirror Fros-
tone, mahogany veneered; floor sample,
62.5o
1--950O Chest Of Drawers, bleached ma
hogany veneered; floor sample ----- 1888
1-22.5O BoudOir Chair, rose and green;
floor sample; as is -S----4.- Ills
1-19.95 Platform Rocker, maple and
green; floor sample 1898
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5-Yoke Eggs Rure

OAKLAND, Calf. P.-The
chances of a flve-yolk egg are
one in a billion. Alfred Nc
Nance. jr., said his firm han
died about a billion eggs in 80
years and found only one with
five yolks. Double yolks are COM
mon. he said, but triple -yolks
showed up only once in each
100000 eggs. And in a Dillon
eggs there were just three four
yolkers-and the one five-yolker.
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CHINA

Third Floor, Washington
12-l.OO Week END Willies, waters flowers,
25c
6-S.SS Colored Aluminium Ice Tubs 1888
8-1.9S Cigarette Sets, pcs; pottery 100
1888 Candy Boxes, California pottery,
1888
4-3sS Pottery Bowls, square ---------l.49
9-248 Salad Bowls, wood; individual size.
100
Pass Imported Italian Donkey Carts.
pottery for planters ---------. 80 1AS
l-99S Luncheon Set, 32-pc. earthenware,
6.98
1--2s.9s Earthenware Dinner Set, 81 pcs,
14.98
1-ss.5o China Dinner Set, 81 pcs; service
for IL -- - 1898
1-499S Earthenware Dinner Set, 90 pcs:
service for II A.98
1--6.9S Earthenware Luncheon Set, 20
pcs. 3.49
1-9.98 Earthenware Luncheon Set, IS pcs;
service for - ----- ---- ASS
l--Ss5O Imported China Dinner Set. 90
pcs. A.SS
4--5.9s Earthenware Luncheon Set, 20 pcs,
3.9s
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HOUSEWARES
Third Floor, Washington

1OO-39c Metal Garden Trowels ----- 1Oc
I2-495 Metal Carts by Garden Queen, 2.99
12O--l29 Bird Houses ------ ESQ
5O-Plastic Hose, 12-foot lengths - LEO
1OO-249 Quick Growing Grass Seed, D
Id. size ---- log
2S-3.9s EDO Storage Chests 80. 79c
6-S.95 Step-On Cans floor samples 1888
7-6.9S Picnic Ice Boxes, metal ---.s .9s
2S-1.OO Plastic Basket Liners 39c
15O-129-1.9S Dress or Suit Bags, quilted
fronts -- sSc
PISS vivitex Comfort Mats .------. 1!9s
Pass Safeway window Washers =. LIS
2y-69c Plastic Table Crumbers 39c
6-4.99 Rug Cleaner and Spotter Kits, l.9s
1OO-5sc Stainless Steel PAIRING Knives,
imported ZSc
30O-I5-l9c Stainless Steel Flatware Zoe
75-79c Plastic Refrigerator Storage Boxes.
at. size sSc
l-495 Minute Mops -------.--- 39S
$50 Wooden Salad Bowls. fork and
spoon 1850 Zye
sass Meat and Food Choppers
l9-2.25 Portable Wall Showers ------149
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SILVER
Street Floor, Washingto,


also Silverplated Services for 8, 81 pcs;
Rapture pattern; chest as Is --- 23S
2-199S Stainless Steel Flatware, service
for 8; so pcs. H.SS
16-1.50 Rogers Tripleplated Serving
Pieces, berry spoons. gravy ladies', cold
meat forks 7sc
3OO-1.5O Luncheon Knives, hollow handle;
silverplated ESQ
3O-2.9S Sterling Salt and Pepper Sets Of 4.
1853
60--59c Silverplated Tablespoons, Rogers
silverplated; made by International Silver
70 29c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
WeIder Convicted in Attempt on Woman

scription Of the automobile fur
nished by the two women. Dean
was not arrested until March.
Dean did not take the witness
stand. He was identified by the
two women In q State police
lineup with two other mefi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
SUMMER
FURNITURE
Fourth Floor. Waallirqto.

F0Nffn FtOOf, washington
6-A9s Florida Cypress Arm Chairs - Eat
20-S9c to 2.99 Chair Pads, plastic, 59c-1.97
6-995 Folding Arm Chairs, by Russell
Wright; metal -. 49, 5.S7
2-4.95 Folding Table Benches, unfinished
pine 247
4-16.95 Wooden Lawn ChairssOn Wheels;
white with coral or green trim 9S7
6-24.50 Cushioned Spring Base Chairs,
plastic cover 49, ---,- --t 1888
4-6.95 Tra-bles, metal, by Russell Wright,
3.99
1-39.95 Innerspring Sum Lounge, 2-pc..
IldJtIeSS, TCU--------------- %F'oO
3-44.50 Innerspring Sun Lounges, black
satin-finish frame; pink plastic cover, 1898
10-295 Metal Cocktail Tables, red
enamel ----. 1888
4-6.s5 Shot Metal Rockers, red AT
4-795 Telescope Beach Chairs, green
stripe fabric ------------------S2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
LAMPS


2-24.9s Pair Hurricane Lamps, imported
crystals Pair - - .--- A.9s
l-ls.98 Club Floor Lamp, brass base 1899
6--lg.98 Swing Arm Floor Lamps 49, $50
4-7.9s Milk Glass Table Lamps, white Ia
in. drum parchment shade 5.9S
1-2s.9s Pair Figurfne Table Lamps, bell
shade. Pair t.--- ----------------zV.V v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
100 to 2.98
SOFA PILLOWS
S9c to l.80

Scatter bright spots Of color here,
there, everywhere in your home.
Bold solids, brilliant prints. Plump
with cotton, orion or kapok.
Art Goods, Fourth Floor, Washington
Lotcer Level, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
RUGS

Third Floor, Washington
19--179s-27s5 Fibre Rugs, reversible; floor
sample: 9x12-ft. -- 1000
15--l595-1995 Cotton Rugs, loop pile;
soiled: 4x6-ft. -, $50
$50 Yds. Fibre Runners, reversible; 27-in.
wide Yard ------ 59c
3-S.95 Numdah Rugs 4x6-ft. 3.99
1O-1595 Plush Pile Rugs, 27x54-in.- 4.9S
6-9.95 Linen Rugs, oval; soiled; 27x48-in.,
1.99
R-S.9y Cotton Rugs. oval: soiled: 30x
sl-in .299
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
SAVE on Linens und DoMESTIeS
Street Floor Washington and Arlington
coLoRED PERcALE
CONTOUR SHEETS
2.39

Top or bottom. O on
Twin sizes @eeD -
Sec. 3.7o full size. top Or bottom, 2.79
Sec. 42x3SM" eases Use
Glowing pastels---yellow, rose. green,
blue, lilac. Silken smooth 100 count
percale to At twin or double sizes,
top and bottom, to cut bedmaking
time In half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Accosted by Driver.

Mrs. Foster is waitress at q
restaurant across from the State
police barracks at Waldorf. She
testified that on the afternoon Of
January 2 she was driving her
children from her home to her
mothers house in Waldorf when
a driver in an approaching car
waved her down 'like he knew
me-"
The man backed up and got
out. He opened the door and
she saw a pistol in his left hand,
she said. After entering the
car, she said. the man made
several indecent advances, and
she told him. you can shoot, or
anything. but I won't do that"
Her three children, from 2 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

Canada Dry Ginger Ale is the original pale dry
ginger ale 1t was created and perfected by Canada
Dry 1t has the flavor, the lightness the lveliness
that other ginger alcs merely try to initiate. And
not one comes even close.
Sparkling Canada Dry Water is the only club
soda with aPin.Point Carbonation." 1t makes every
kind of drink taste better 1t also makes Canada Dry
Water the best-lked best-selling club soda in the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

An Indian Head lMd0 man
was convicted by q Prince
Georges County jury yesterday
of attempting to rape D 24-year-
old mother in her car while her
three children were in the back
seat. The maximum penalty for
the crime is death.
william G. Dean, 10, q welder
at a Navy construction project
at Indian Head. will be sem
fenced by Judge Charles c. Mar
bury In the Circuit Court on
August 6. Bond was set at
$4,000.
jury Deliberates Hour.
The 12-man jury took one
hour and five minutes to arrive
at the verdict after hearing two
days Of evidence. Principal de-
Tense arguments were that it
was q case Of mistaken identity.
Dean was accused Of tagging
down Mrs. Villa Mae Foster OF
Potomac Heights on January 2
and then entered her car at
gunpoint for the attempted
assault.
The case had been moved
from the jurisdiction Of Charles
County at La Plata to Prince
Georges County on motion Of
defense counsel Ignatius Keane
and Edward s. Digges.
Charles County States Attor-
ney Robert T. Barbour and
Grover L. Small. assistant States
Attorney for Prince Georges,
prosecuted the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
2.08 Cannon Boxed
TOWEL SETS
I.99

Set includes: big bath towel, 2 face
towels, 2 washcloths. Boxed for gift
giving. Towels with colorful trim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
] and As.l iasgtOis
Secs. SIC Pacific
TRUTH" CASES
39c

Woven Of over 100 strong muslin
cotton yarns per square inch. Hard
to-fi1d imperfections. 42~x36~ size.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

hostess to his new political
cronies at their handsome
rented home, Uplands, on
Foxhall road. (The house now
is occupied. incidentally, by
Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. George M. Humphrey
Mrs. Ives a Secretary
Marion Ives has spent most
of her adult life working as a
secretary. She started work.
ing Immediately after grad
uating from high school in
Bradford, Pa, first in Roches-
ter. then in Albany, N. Y.
In Albany she worked for a
succession Of leaders of the
State legislature Gall Repub-
licans) before going to work
for Mr.. Ives, who was then a
member of the lower house,
in 1885.
She continued to work for
him even after their marriage
in July Of 1948 (the first mates
of both had died. q year
earlier): stopping in February
of last year when the Senator's
son George became his ad-
ministrative assistant. u
It's been o little hard to get
used to staying home. she ad-
mits. But I did find quite a