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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25

Mrs. Leona Schlievert, rural Cur
tice, for the past five years. Bur-
ial was in Union cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Valentine
and daughter, Janet, have sold
their home On Lincoln street and
moved to Attica.
The Junior Choir Mothers OF
the Grace Lutheran church are
sponsoring an ice cream and cake
social on the church lawn Satur-
day. The public is invited.
Ted Dunham has decided to re-
main as police chief of Elmore.
Boone, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Barnes. underwent a tonsillectomy
at Memorial Hospital last week.
Mrs. Dora E. Coleman, Mrs.
Fred Barnes, Mrs. Karl Hanne-
man and Mrs. Edward Kuhlman
attended the meeting of the Dem
ocratic Women's Club at Com
munity House, Erie Gardens, last
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Lohr, Gaye
and Johnny, are spending three
week vacation in California.
Mrs. Leon Weis, Elmore, Mrs.
Alvin Rewoldt, Martin, and Mrs.
Woodrow McGinnis, Fremont, at
tended the funeral of their great
uncle, Charles Ingle, in Marion.
The Versatile Alumni Club met
at the home of Ethel Damschro-
der Monday evening. Mrs. James
Havens presided. The following
officers were elected: President
Norma Wise, 1st V. President, Eth:
ell Damschroder; End V. President,
Vera Stoner; Recording Secretary
Joyce Schroeder; Corresponding
Secretary, Jeanette Myers and
Treasurer, Jean Crozier.
The Executive committee of the
Junior Federation of Women's
Clubs met at the home of Janet
Ottney to make plans for Hone
coming Stand.
Twyla, 15-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wheatley
was taken to Toledo Hospital
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Leow, Oak
Harbor, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Brinkman, Genoa, County Service
officer and Mrs. Ezra Hiss, Port
Clinton, and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Kuhlman, Elmore, spent the
weekend in Mansfield attending
the Convention of the Ohio Sol
diers and Sailors Relief Commits
sion
Richard and Linda Kuhlmar
spent the weekend with theil
grandparents, Mr.. and Ms. Ed
ward Kuhlman.
Miss Judy Druckenmiller, dau
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenr
Druckenmiller, left Saturday fol
Buckeye Girls State. She wa.
sponsored by the American LIE
gion Auxiliary Unit No. 279.
Nancy, 22-month old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Dam
schroeder, submitted tcYurgery il
| Memorial Hospital Friday.
| Rolla Gleckler is in Memoria
Hospital recovering from injurie
to his face and right arm received
when a dynamite cap exploded
while he was blasting stumps OF
his farm Saturday.
Sixteen members of the Mod
ern Mons attended the nigh
out" at Boyer's.
: A group of his friends helpe'
Billy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
Things Happen FastI

This has been Quite A Spring
for Kate and Johnny Macy.
In 21a months, look at what's
happened in their lives: Item 1,
a new son, John Charles. Item II,
Katie went to work at the Lake
House (she works a split shift,
with her mother officiating as baby
sitter for baby John and two-year
old Jean Louise.) Item Ill: They
moved from 3221a E. Third ST.,
June II, to their newly purchased
home, 418 Adams street; three
days later Johnny took off with
the EOD group of fellows assigned
to Greenland till October. Now
Katie is catching her breath, and
hoping the summer will be less
eventful.
Dick and Dotty Gredbeck, who
lived in the Adams street house
the Nagy's bought, moved to Dicks
mothers Danbury home, which
has been remodeled into a duplex.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
SHE CAN USE EN-!

Local gals who attended the
state Mothers of Twins meeting at
Fremont last weekend came back
with the story that Rita Sturgeon
MRS. Ray), who moved from Erie
Gardens to Youngstown a couple
of years back, had her second pair
of twins on Westinghouse's "Twin
Day" the day the firm gave
away washer and drier to each
family having double blessed
event on that particular day. Nice
timing, we'd say!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
YOUTH FRACTURES ARM

David Wolf, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Wolf of w. Third ST., suf-
fered a fractured left arm Thurs
day night when he fell from a
tree. He was taken to Magruder
hospital where the fracture, at the
wrist, was reduced and cast ap-
piled.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
The
JEWEL BOX

Fremonter who bowls here so
much) and his two small sons.
They stopped in to see the
White Sox play while in Chicago
last week, and came home with
not one-but THREE u. balls,
tn lucky guys!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
CATAWBA NEWS
COUNTY FARM
BUREAU PICNIC
To BE SUNDAY
BY MRS. A. H. ROFKAR
Staff Correspondent


The Ottawa County Farm
Bureau picnic will be held il
Catawba Community H all
Sunday.
w. F. Rofkar and nephew
Barton Drickhamer have re-
turned home via plane after
two week western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lemmer-
man observed their wedding an
niversary Sunday with a family
dinner.
Ground is being broken on the
site of the former John Lemmer-
man home, for a new home for
Miss Marilyn Zimmerman and fl
ance, Jack Gangway whose mar
riage will be an event of early
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Disher
were dinner guests of the Rev
and Mrs. Reynolds in Burgoon last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes
are announcing the birth of lit
tie daughter in Fremont Com
munity hospital last Wednesday
evening. The Mothers Club, of
which the paternal grandmother,
Mrs. Luther Rhodes is a member,
gave stork shower in anticipa-
patton of the blessed event.
Mrs. L. G. DuBrie psent sew
eral days last week in Jackson,
Mich, where she was guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bahnsen.
The Garden Club will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Arthur
Rofkar.
The final meeting of the L. A.
C. will be held Wednesday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Q. Glenn
ems. A regular meeting will re-
place the picnic luncheon as an
nounced last week.
Mrs. E. F. Later, Edward Later,
Mrs. Justina LATER, Mrs. A. H.
Rofkar and Howard Later attend
ed the Arndt-Angelori wedding
Saturday evening in Martin Luth-
er church, Toledo. The newly
weds spent Sunday night with
their aunt, Mrs. A. H. Rofkar
leaving Monday noon for the east
and Mt. Vernon, New York, where
the groom, who is an industrial
engineer, will receive his new as
signment. The trip is being made
by motor via Niagara Falls.
Miss Alma Hineline has accept
ed a position with the Northern
Ohio Telephone Co. in the Port
Clinton office.
The Mothers Club will observe
husbands night June 30, with q
dinner. Members and guests will
assemble at the Luther Rhodes
home.
Mrs. Floyd Herl entertained q
dozen of her 8-year-old twins
friends at a birthday party June
Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller and
two children of Ottawa were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Plumer Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Plum
er were navy buddies.
! A picnic dinner was arranged a
noon observing the birthdays Of
Jane Plumer and friends Lynn
and Kathy Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stull attend
ed the recent state music feStiva
in the Toledo Sports Arena, where
their 12-year-old granddaughter
Almina Jean LiSke played two pi
ano numbers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
LEAVE IT TO HERB

As one Of the many who sit
through big league game after big
league game without having foul
ball land anywhere near us, we
are green with envy at the accom-
plishment of Herb Miesle uhe
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
BRIEF ELMOkE ITEMS
BRIEF ELMOkE ITEMS
Blair Miller Succeeds
Frank Dry. As Clerk
By MRS. DONALD ROBERTS
News Staff Correspondent

Blair Miller has been accepted the village clerk to
fulfill the position vacated by Frank Oy who resigned due
i'll health after Is and one half years of service
Last rites held from the Sabroke and Myers funeral
home Saturday for Eva Wte &c. former Emore resident
died Toledo Hospital She resided with her daughter
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
Trx II But GenfIyI

This is the time of the year when
parakeets by the dozens escape
outdoors, as screens bang open
and shut, and it's the time of year
when scarcely a day goes by with.
out frantic call from somebody
whose pet budgie is coyly play.
ing tag in a tree or has dis.
appeared altogether.
So you might be interested in
this trick in recapturing your bird,
which has been used successfully
several times: If you can spy the
runaway bird, play small stream
of water from your hoseC but
small, rememberD on him. When
his feathers are soaked, he'll come
to the ground, unable to fly. Does.
MT harm the bird, say two people
whO've used this method, and
makes 'em easy to catch.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
SOME COP. LEADERS

insist that Bill Saxbe won't get that plum in the Esen-
hover administration after ALL they say the youthful
House Speaker due for bit of discplnng after bolt
ing party lines to say those nasty-even if truethngs
about George Bender in the primary battle for the
tOrial nomination.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
EVAN FORD

Columbus attorney who hopes to regain the senate
seat he held in 194950 injured in accident
several weeks and faces disqualification for about
months. he's confined to st. Francis Hospital 311 E.
Statest Columbus and would appreciate hearing from his
friends throughout the state.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
PERSONS CLOSE

to Governor Lausche claim the popular chief executive
is getting the most wonderful reception of his career
wherever he these days that things look brighter
for the and the entire Democratic ticket than
ber
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
CEDRIC STANLEY

). of Warren County. ga
benefit of his legislative eX
at Camp Perry last week. E.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
OBSERVERS

in Cleveland giving Mrs Bernice Pyke an excel
lent chance to capture the congressional seat being vacat
ed by George Bender Mrs. Pykes November opponen
is Bill Minshall, Jr. vi.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
The Capitol Spotlight
A CAPACITY CROWD

A CAPACITY CROWD
typical of similar functions throughout Ohio turned
out for that Democratic woens dinner meeting in De-
fance last Thursday night. it fine tribute to Mrs.
the party there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
INCIDENTALLY

leaders at Defiance said the meeting demonstrated
enthusiasm than has been evidenced there in the
past decade another session is planned for the fall
and arrangements being made to handle larg
crowd Mrs. Huber said twice as many tickets could
have been placed for Thursdays meeting had facilities
been available.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
tcen.l

KENsINGTON. Md, l05i6 st. Paul
st.-3 larse rooms and bath, LIST
floor; tmmed. occup. LO. 5s2866. Sc
GLEN ECHO, 10a University ave
Three. rooms. bath: garage: SOS;
mass ne,s 6s nr egiss .ssss ssuple no children or
s6s DoMER AVE. Takoma Park. Just
ground corner shopping center. Piney
Branch and Flower ave, One bed
rni. apt: liy- rm, dinette. kitchen
and spS bath; p pyt ,ss storage closet ann n,,I.
iarn.. sri pc. no; INQUIRE APT, :,
end FLooR-Iiy. rm.. with porch,
din din ,,i,s rI, III ~. be RsdEna FasSsgv pvt elsr
TOP rd.--Loyely new apt. in 8
unit bldg: ige. liy. rm.. picture
window. din. L. bedrm.. kit. and
bath: lge. closet and storage rm..
pvt. entr.: off-street parking: conv.
stores and transp. JU. 5-3S52; %
S79.50 mo-. heat incl. TU. 2-4344.
BETHEsDA-Liv. rm.. dinette. Kit.
2 bedrms. and bath; conv. to-
schools. transp., shop. center. oL.
COLLEGE PARK-Bedrm.. ny. rm..
Kit. dinette. pvt. bath; $40 per
mo-; utils. incl. Adults only; In
private home. Call WE. b-6679;
TAKoMA PARK. 7142 Carroll ave-
screened porch, parking space; utils.
INCL; $40. Call OIL. 2-2s01 or JU.
T2aRs'o5SMiA 2s'5Si PARK de lux. apt. furn.
Or unfurn. 1I , Lig rm.. dinstts. dasat: fiEepi @
fs tIan Sasd SIinds; ota newly deeoG G:e's welisepi
lawn: flowers and shade. For adults
Nr. Garland and Hudson SITS. Reas,
rent to suitable party. Call JU. o.
IBIADENsBURG AREA-s-rm. bsmt
apt, stove, refgr. and garage facils
Adults only; $50 no., incl, utils. AP.
TaK0MA PARK. Exelusiv. area
aia utils. ~ mel. i and 2 b1sgn;Ro. bedTm.s apts.,
spacious rooms in lovely building.
Out New Hampshire ave. to Ethan
Allen ave. left to jackson ave.
right to Boyd aye, left I block and
ager, loc. Manor Circle. Apt. 2. Sat.
call Ma. S-7621; Sun. cali JO s.
$40; weekdays call FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES. INC. 1872 L
raxnNS s nv, paRK IA; s-5oeei 5oe t.,rv,.v .v.
l bedroom, living rm., dinette, kit,
and buses. 6-family unit; SIS mo-.
incl. utils. HE 4-G194
TAKOMA PARK rms, kit. ain.
bath; adults only; sos. JU.. 5-4916. .
149 Hampden lane. Apt
l-2 rms. kit, and bath. all utiis
GEoRdE /. BoRGER. NC, NA.
ssi@ siosSG, SG,RMTfSWo3G Mo, StSS1s' AVE-. Tskoma
Park. Md, Apt, 7---Lge. bright l.;
bedrm. apt: l blk. from stores and
transp. Take Piney Branch rd., /
blk. past Flower ave-, turn right. or
call resident MT mgr, Ju; -o5lS.
SILVER spRING-Mod. new 2-bedrm.
apt. in 6-unit bldg. with all the
most mod. features and q layout
different from the usual. Come and
see this one today. Decorated to
your choice. S100 mo-, incl. all utils.
ssO7 Plymouth ST., Apt. 8. Ju.
TAKOMA PARK-3-rm. apt, newly
decor. on busline, mr.. shop. $50.
Phone JU. 5-096S.
TAKOMA PARKS FINEST. S213
Roanoke ave.-Large 1-bedrn1. apt.
SIS. 2-bedrm. apt SS5. Open for in
spection. See resident mgr. ST,
TAKoMA PARK. ao5 Fairview ave
1st f., compl. redec., 1-bedrm. apt.
liv rm., dinette, kit. hedrm.,. bath.
Avail. Immediately. S79.50, incl.
utilS HE 4-4144 -
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APIS. uNFuRAIsHrD--D. e.

5021 N. CAPITOL ST.
Unusually nice I-bedrm. duplex apt.
Fenced play yard, laundry room.
Stores and transp. VI blk. $40 incls.
I'll utils. Call Mr.. Smith.
DT. 7-I4iI. Ewes. Ab. 4-os71
Evening star., 1954-10-03
THE SUNDAY STAR

washington, D. C.
IUNDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1884
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COLORED
COUPLES ONLY
1871 K ST. ST

1851 K ST. Sc.
First offering Of these excellent, J.
bedroom units in extremely con-
venient location, and Just renovated
all utilities furnished; very reason
able rent. Call Mr.. Covill or Mrs
Calais, RE: 1860. COLONIAL IN
40
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COLORED-LARGE-1 and 2-rm..
kit. and bath; refs; newly deco
rated; S45 up per mo. 1716 9th
CoLoRED-4s1O It'll ST. NV
rms, kit and bath, screened porch;
lovely neighborhood; $40 incl. utils.
HARRISON & ADAMS. Ma. S-830S.
coLoRED-sss N ST, N.w.-Losely
efficiency, in remodeled bldg; nice
R fss5s'r E %DAS ssI N IA. NO sSess6s
CoLoRED-cHoIcE OF / and q
HARRISON & ADAMS. 392 K st.
C 6iENe: SELECTED ADULTS
rms. kit: bath: upper NV. After 9
c Tk knEyEnH ia; 9 ESGSS .nmTTS4a
NV, After wkdays. ia. 9-202a.
CoLoRED-N.w. SECTION room
and kit. unfurn. apt. $50 mo. GO.
c eodLSoSRiEiDs4s PER MO. incl. utils';
c SsIej Ap 1aap MONROE ST. NV.
2 rms, kit, bath. heat and hot
water: $3.50 mo. See janitor, bsmt
apt. LIss REALTY. ME. S-666S.
CoLoRED-slso 9Th ST. M
EAYMo;;NP K. gsSPPERT. 1o17o ath
CoLoREDieNEw APT. BLDG.-Larse
liv. rm., dining area. kit. bedrm..
rsfsr with freezer, Venetian net o ntb
washer and dryer; parking area;
$67.5O per mo. Agent on premises
till pm. daily. 311 Division ave.
c o. EYE ST. N.w.-Two
reg S9sm mo an % kit s;;a hh; and elec gas
kit. bath. S65. Inspect and call. CO.
CooIoRED-NR. OKLA. AVE. Ne
Is the location Of this, very lge. 2
Im Kit di1 81. AN and s bath ~. apt IN
COLORED-is3s 7th ST. N.W.-six
mo; . goooodd GOD location; excel. tg gS.
c 81 si7S4Ss; You ST. NV. IN enear
apis. for immediate occupancy. Mod
ern cleo. kit. and full tiled bath.
plus excellent room sizes and am
pie closet space. storage and launo
includes all utilities except cleo. See
janitor or SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
724 14th st. NV: Ma: S-2345:,
COLORED-REASONABLY PRICED
APTS.-Center location. WINSTON
HOUSING. NO; 1850; @2S
New bldg, now available. Attrac.:
and 2 bedrm. units. $69.50 and
$3.50 mo-; no children under II
URCIOLO REALTY CO., ME. S-4941
coLoRED-1eeo HoLBRooK TER
NE. Modern apt. building:
rms kit. BATH heat. INV. furn :;
SIT so per mo. Key in Apt. No. 2
WILLIAM J. DAVIS. INC. MA; g.
COLORED-25es 14th ST. NV
Mr.. Meridian Hill park. elev. bldg.
F., 8 and 4 rms; kit. and bath: witt
porches. newly decor, and nicel!
| equip. heat and INV. furn.: $50 II
S102.50 per mo-: see res. mgr. II
| apt, IA; or call CO: 5.3063, VII
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2 BEDROOMS
2429 ALA. AVE, No. BOZ $77.50
2431 ALA. AVE-. No. 10l 77.5O
To Inspect, See Janitor
Mr.. Pinkett. 2425 Ala. Ave. LU. 1-5021
1926 KNOX pL.. No. 2Or $3.50
To Inspect. See Janitor
Mrs. Hunter, Apt. 102, 24S2 Ala. Ave-
LII. 2-3664
Further Information regarding these
and other apartments may be OBJ
tanned Monday through Friday by
visiting or phoning office.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th St. NV. MA. S-210O
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2427 ALA. AVE, No. 3O3 S67.5O
To Inspect See Janitor
Mr.. Pinkett, 2425 Ala. Ave. LII. 1-502t
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Ar De ONrONNd916D-
LARGE PINE-PAELED LIv. RIM.
open rep bsdr but-tq 1t b sOk elves
t rsnsps a. Seor' JG ~ s-i raS o @a6
A din. rm., bedrm.. kit.. pvt. entrance MI nee:
Moi sSHEts sis S52 ~: 5-5os5 N2 and
bath; newly remodeied Kit. and nd bath sa
serm mall u.s. u.s. Du. OK z-so SeSss'ssh
lge. rms, bath:
over store; newly dec; cony. loc::
$79.5O mo-, heat incl. tn. 2-4344.
TAKOMA PARK. s4O4 Flower ave
Lovely new apt. in 3-unit Diet. bldg;
lge. liv. rm, with firepl.. lge.
bedrms.. Junior din. rm., kit, bath,
segI4o. See this any time sa5 81.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-1-bedrm. apt.
$40 to $50. 2-bedrm. apt. 500 to
500. May use own washer. clothes
line outdoors; storage locker. JU.
5-7560 or Fulton S-7453.
neutrality-suspicious.. apis, liv.
rm., dinette. kit, bath, screened
rear porch: near schools and shop
ping center. $65. Pc. 2-3003.
town, compact: $50. Incl. heat IA.
TAko e14i pK.-e-bedrm. apt, atils
Imned. occupancy. 500. HA. 2-397l
5000 'GLENv1Ew AVE. - Takoms
Park, $3.50; .2-bedrm terrace apt.
wills. fSrn s E2TFNs sna lsTy En-
Tnwer bldg ST 3-2711 -25
SILVER SPRING-Two bedrms.; cool
quiet, cow. loc.; couple pref; refs
wills. not incl; $50. 10. 3-6sS9.
2-BEDRM. APT, liv. rm.. kit. bath
dinette, rear and front entrs;; auto
heat heat n Laundry X, rg s PEefer couple
A iallS Ely APIS rs 1896 s1st st., Mt
Rainier. Md (31st and Arundel I'd }
-2-bedroom apis; convenient to
everything. All utilities included;
S92 80. See MR.. ANTHONY or call
H AN aiT5Sp' MANOR. 1Nc.-convsni-
ent to shopping center, buslines and
schools; redecorated 1-bedrm. apis,
SIS, and 2-bedrm. apts;, SOL so.
Open Mon. through Sat, g. to ,ex-
spSon hnIs oDf UN ewes 46 sAS sun sts
Is BEDROOM APT, S75 per month
3424 Rhode Island ave. ne. WA, z
MT. RAINIER. Ait 34th st.-3-rm.
apt, pvt. bath. $40; 2-rm. apt. LIST
fl. Adults. WA. 7-1276.
SILVER SPRING-1-bedrm. apt. In
Sligo Park overlooking woods: newly
decorated; sep. dinette: cross ven
tilation; excellent closet space; stor-
age and laundry facilities; free mas
ter TV antenna: adults; $50 incl
utils. Call MRS. WHEELER. Res
Mgr, JU; 7,7372. 90
units; freshly painted and cleaned;
large kit, picture windows with
cross ventilation; storage and larn.
dry facilities: mr.. schools; free mas.
ter TV antenna; S92 incl utils. Cal
MRS. WHEELER. Res. Mgr, JU
7-7372. --25
Evening star., 1954-01-08
BIG SAVINGS ON
LITTLE FURS!
500 .... ...

Dyed Mormot c0pes and Steles
Dyed Muskret Cepes and Clutch cepes
. Dyed Squirrel Clutch capss and Stoles
. NotuFol Roneh Mink Searfs
. NaturoI Wild Mink Scarfs
. Natural SiIverblue Mink Se1fs
Natural PosteI Mink Searfs
. Neutral Baum Mortsn Searfs
Noturol Stone MoFten Searfs
Third Floor, Washington; Second
Floor, SilOer Spring and
PARKingt0n
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Macy Neau5
DIR SIS
Sal
z for is

Preview Of springtime . perennial
news navy, freshened with accents OF
white >. shaped to the slender lines of
the sheath u. whirling wide skirts in
fashions newest rage, the princess dress
-. doubly important with an accompany
ing jacket or bolero! Basic and glamour
styles in crisp rayon taffetas and crepes,
smart nubby fabrics. There's black too
-. and pastels :. and bright prints to
start out under your coat, go it alone
come spring Sizes IL to 20. 141a to 24h
in the group :. every one wonderful
buy!
Budget Dresses, Third Floor. Mezsantne.
Washington; Second Floor. SHver Spring
and PARKtngton
Evening star., 1954-01-08
500. .0S to 1895
FUR TRIMMED COATS

Poodles and curly fabrics in fitted and boxy styles
trimmed with back-dyed Persian lamb, dyed
muskrat or dyed marmot. Not every style or color
in every size. 10 to 18; 14la to 2412 in the group
origin of imported fus
3rd Fl Meszanine, Washington; End FL, Siluer Sp'
Evening star., 1954-01-08

All-wool coats fresh from an over.
stocked manufacturers racks, mark
downs from our own stocks all
at fabulous savings! Fluid-lined
coats, fitted coats, casual coats,
dressy coats :. ;. every style you could
possibly want. Red, pink, aqua, light
blue, beige, light and medium greys,
black or brown. Misses and petite
sizes 10 to 18, 1412 to 24h and Z to
is in the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Warning Indictment
For Taxes Upheld

BALTIMORE. Mar. 6.-Fed-
eral Judge w. Calvin Chestnut
has rejected as "tenuous" move
by Washington gambler Emmitt
r. Warning to have income tax
evasion charges against him dis
missed.
James S. Morrow, jr., a former
assistant United States attorney
representing Warning, commended
among other thinGs-that the
indictment had been altered and
that the foreman of the grand
jury failed to sign the indict-
ment.
Herbert H. Hubbard, assistant
United States attorney, said in
rebuttal that an eraSure on the
indictment was made before the
grand jury considered the case
and had no significance. He
said the indictment was signed
by the deputy foreman because
the foreman was absent.
Mr.. Morrow had also said the
trial should be held in Washing
ton instead of Baltimore. Mr..
Hubbard replied that Washing
ton is part of the Baltimore tax
collection district.
Warning is accused Of evading
payment Of $4,000 in taxes for
l947.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
President 10 Be Guest
OF White House Newsmen

President Eisenhower will be
the honor guest of the White
House Correspondents Associa-
ton at its annual stag dinner at
the Hotel Statler tonight.
More than 900 Washington
newsmen and their guests, in
Guiding members of the cabinet
and other men prominent in the
Government and District affairs,
are expected to attend.
The dinner will be followed by
an entertainment program pre-
sented by headline stars of tele-
vision and the music world. An
thony H. Leviero of the New
York Times will be installed as
president of the association. sue
ceeding Robert j. Donovan of
the New York Herald Tribune.
Departing from custom, the
association has not issued indi-
vidual tickets to members MAX
ing reservations and their guests
for the dinner tonight. Instead,
those on the reservation list will
obtain seating diagrams after
identifying themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Nehru Asks Tighter Belts
To REPLACE U. 5. Aid
BY the Associo.ed Press

NEW DELHI, India, Mar. g.
Prime Minister Nehru told
midas business leaders today
his government intends to raise
enormous funds" within the
country 80 we will not need to
go about on clutches supplied by
others"
The annual session Of the In
dian Federation of Chambers of
Commerce and Industry listened
in silence as Mr.. Nehru asked all
Indians to tighten your belts"
in the face of United States
military aid to Pakistan. In an
address widely interpreted as
paving the way to possible
termination of United States
economic aid. Mr.. Nehru de-
clared emotionally: This gen.
Grafton of ours in India is
condemned to hard labor"
limiting that the government
plans to float new loans, Mr..
Nehru said: 1T is our idea that
we should ask the country to
raise funds, not in the same
way as in the past, but in far
greater quantum so India will
not have to be dependent on
Others"
The Prime Minister avoided
direct references both to United
States aid to Pakistan or the
American economic aid program
here.