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Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
MILTON
BY
Walter w. Crouch
Phone
Milton 43S5

Milton citizens Witnessed one of
the largest parades ever held in
this town on Saturday, when mem
I bers of about so companies gathered
/ at the north end Of Milton forming
a parade line which lasted more
/ than one hour. This extraVanganza
climaxed the two day State fire.
4 mans convention held here. During
/ that time they were entertained by
/ the local company and it's auxiliary.
A church dinner was held on
1 Saturday afternoon at the Goshen
Fellowship Hall, sponsored by the
WSCS Of the church. Members Of
the Guild Of st. Johns the Baptist
Episcopal Church provided sand
wiches and snacks at their booth
downtown.
It is reported that all companies
of the Delaware Peninsula were
represented with volunteer fremen,
ladies auxiliaries and equipment in
the line up Many school bands pro-
vided marches, a Delaware National
Guard Band was in line, several
American Legion as we'll as Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars, participated
and few companies from Mary
land, Pa, and one from N. j., were
counted in the line-up. Thousands
of people lined the streets and
various points of the parade route
which began at the end Of lane on
Union Street turning right on
Federal and continuing on this
street to the school grounds.
Mrs. Nancy Jones, after spending
a month at her little home on Broad
Street, is now visiting her daughter
Mrs. Della Clayville near Whining
ton.
Emil Touring Of Chester, Pa.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Lester E. Clendaniel.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Ross o.
Minquadale, Del, spent part Of las
week with Mr. and Mrs. T. Raymond
Snencer in RehObOth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Campbell o
Marcus Hook, Pa, we're weekend
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
DOrman and Mrs. Nora Campbell
Ou GuuQdJs WI anu Wa D Au4AoA'
SammOns Of Georgetown, and Mrs
Ralph Marvel and son, Gary mo
tOred to New Castle, Delaware
where they were dinner guests witt
Mr.. and Mrs. John SammOns ant
son, John, ii.
Miss Shirley who has been spend
ing the summer in Milton an
: Ocean City, Nd, returned to he
home in EastOn, Pa, last Saturday
From there she will enter the Uni
versity of Delaware as a sophomore
q Emil Touring and Mrs Lillia
3 DOnner Of Chester, Pa, were Sunda
. dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
n ter e. Clendaniel.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ROessle
and Mr.. and Mrs Earl King spen
. Sunday with relatives in Washing
. ton, N. j., where they attended
: wedding Of Mrs. Roessler's siste
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
BUSY PRESIDENT

MANILA - up ~ Ever since
President Ramon Magsaysay has
been in Office the Philippine people
have taken him up on his invitation
to come in and talk over their
problems.
Through his open Office door have
warmed more than $50 callers a
day. Some days there has been lit
tie time for affairs of state.
So now he has a new schedule.
No callers before 8 a. m. Senator's,
representatives and governors, who
bring the biggest delegations, are
limited to the mornings Of Monday
and Tuesday.
Delegations are limited to eight
persOns-and each will get just 10
minutes Of his time.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
EAcE uFTNe

WEST POINT, Va. - (F) - This
towns bigger and better garbage
truck will change the face of
things quite a bit
A survey showed It could not get
through the alleys until the power
company moved a poles, the tele-
phone company 80 and property
owners some 125 other various OBJ
structiOns.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
For Fall Shoppers
Surprises IN The Stores


New styles and designs in all
sorts Of goods are on the way and
will show up In the stores between
now and Christmas, according to
Changing Times, the Kiplinger
magazine.
Shoppers will be intrigued by
even bigger screened TV sets,
smaller radios, OdOrless paints,
rugs made of new synthetic fbers,
more prepackaged meats and vege-
tables. brightly cOlored furniture.
Clothing styles for men are in a
period of upheaval, with emphasis
on dark suits and unconventional
cOlOrs in ties, shirts, and sports
wear.
New body and motor designs are
scheduled for at least a half dozen
cars.
Innovations ahead for the kitch-
en- include electric frying pans
which stew, braise and thaw frozen
foods; toasters equipped with ther-
mOstats to assure satisfactory toast
no matter what kind of bread is
used; cOpper-plated garbage pals
seven-pOund vacuum cleaners
which hang from the shoulder; and
4 electric table ovens for potatoes
rolls, biscuits. A minor boom is ex-
/ pected in electric hot water cups
/ good for everything from brewing
instant coffee to boiling eggs.
All this fresh merchandise is ex-
pected to put fire under sIOw-tO-buy
customers. Experts hope high vol
ume Of retail sales will guarantee
that business conditions will bC
healthy through the winter.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
HRE HeHTERs

CAMDEN, S. c. Up - Women
of South Carolina are taking to
their sewing machines to help pre-
vent woods fire.
They are making bright red
flags to fly at schools when dry
ness makes the timber fire danger
high, as a reminder and warning
to passing motorists.
The project is sponsored by the
State Federation Of Women &
Clubs, run in conjunction with the
Keep South Carolina Green forest
fire prevention program
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
WOMEN AND WHEELS
-Four Checks
When You
''FiJJ 'Er Up''
BY Mary Lon Chapman

A "dip-stick" is not a new type
Of ice cream cone. It's thatgadget
under the hood Of your car that
shows you how much oil is in the
engine. And if you have anything
to do with cars-even if your hus-
band generally takes care Of such
things you should be familiar
with it.
There are actually four other
items besides gas that ought to pop
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
Ouloh DouuorA

Bron some canned grapefruit seq
ments with your next broiled din
ner for q quick dessert. Use Y cup
Of the juice from the grapefruit
mixed with a dash Of nutmeg, cloves
and "a cup brown sugar. Dot the
grapefruit butter with this as well
as the sugar mixture and brOil ABOUT
8 minutes.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
Voc eHuseH NoIE

OCEAN DRIVE BEACH N. c.
pa Cocker Spaniel liked the
sound when he raised his voice IN
a hymn at the First Presbyterian
Church. Hastily removed by
member Of the congregation, he
trotted back for another hymn He
was ousted a second time and the
door closed firmly behind him.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17

MS UI0DDoI you may not I'M
derstand the engineering intrica-
cies behind these items, don't be
intimidated. Get out Of your car
anyway and watch what the at
tendant does.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17

into your mind
every time you
drive into a gas
station. They are:
checking the oil,
the water in the
radiator and in
the battery, and
taking a look al
your tires.
Just because
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook 2-dr.: :.
and h.; extra clean throughout;
I 1895; written guarantee. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3010 R. /. ave. ne. DE.
PLYMOUTH 1853 4-dr.: equipped;
TTsK ana Sc plug Yoar s99 kofh M
Dealer, Is Kennedy st. NV. TU.
PLYMOUTH 1858 Belvedere hard top;
Wv, tires, heater, gray and EMH
Your Your C. Ghrysler plymouth ms IL Dealer 10
finish; Immaculate; 1895. H: B,
VERY w. ave. III Ro. a ssSs; INC" III 3iSo
PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere hardtop;
company official car, htr.. Hy-drlve,
power steering, soleX, white-wall
car eS title t and S sS aa Substantial
savings. WHEELER. INC, Chrysa
.er-Plymouth-Imperial Dealer; $500
WI W;sce GEMS IA NV EN-. a-4soo' 9 r o
PLYMOUTH 40 business coupe;
. black, lSW mileage very ,gE ocss cond,-
BROS, INC nc. tiao wis. ave. 10.
PLYMOUTH lpSaS 40: 2.so4 miles. radio.
heater. brand-new condition; no
reasonable offer refused. ,Wo.
r IiSSs5 'sa cgsnDroek, -. 4 4;d i
P aoRNER,, .H sSsaas g. MINI. ave. ne.
P Li Gip' 81 cranbrook 4-dr, Sc
dan: dark gray, equipped with r.
and h., I-owner car; $95. S945. AR
! CADE PONTIAC, 1437 Irving ST.
riLsYMCuTH 1854: new. 900 mi. Ma
val oficer wants to sell now. Low
ppP Iss ~ 4 Il Ss4snbrook adj dr. r.
S ond ue veg s3ss s00qN No cO money Se Down
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK r. l. ave.
p Ply SS5n III n s. Cambridge Ear, !:
Cord N MoT 70 CO. 1o6n s7s6 PiRey
pI 1SHae I Hi 81 Cambridge 4;dr, :;
e 5Ford, MOTOR CO. s725 Pinev
PLYMOUTH SO cranbrook 4-dr; q
tone ce e h. s ses s5 OWEN BENNY IN MO e5
TORS ieso r. I. ave. ne. IA.
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook 4-dr.
blue with r. and h., and Wv. tires.
An extra clean, low-mileage car.
Good for thousands Of troun o.i e.
S7S5. sos down on good credit.
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave.
PLYMOUTH '4s COW, cpe.; 1900
NIL: r. and h., fin. uphols. Like new
Reas. offer. IA. S-9621. III
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WATERFRONT PROP. FoR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-Nics COO
"a - and ncoE Sept 5 Modern. $50 yk
WATERFRONT. fully furn.. Tv. elec
$50. W. wR cali hdg "a s g ;% family
COLONIAL BEACH, VICTOR COT.
IAGE". 4 rms, furn., 2 scr. porciles
Aug. 2l-Labor Day. II. 4-2534.
WOODLAND BEACH. cottage for 8
aus. Il through Sept. $40 per wk
COLONIAL BEACH-Beaut. location
Newly dec. 5-rm. cottage. Elec. kit.
scr. porches LII. 1896. -I2
1R. Observation-Disclosures cot.
tage: on water: shaded lawn: mod
ycony.; private pier boat. AID. 2.
Ri4S. Apt. sos. evenings. 11s
tONG BEACH-Cottages. cabins. $50
ito S125 wkly,; fully furn. Phone M
=, ,d RoS S6JL Prince Frederick
DESIRABLE fHRiIA sTE-i BAY FRONT COTTAGE
Aus tso through bffsrh n g. T MIS- 4 XrN
BEL RaaI shadyside' Nd. West Fiyel
coTTAGE, turn, inside bath: fishing
sbathing. beautiful pvt. beach: Chess
'peake Bay; week or month: avail
Aug. FL tn. 2-07oo, TIL s pm
so A WEEK: 2 rooms, kitchen. bath
cool Write $50, scientists ci fnas
Port Republic, Md. or phone Primo
Frederick 24S-J-2. 10
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMoBILE so "ss" de luxe A.
dr.. sedan: excellent transp. at low
good tires, radio. heater. plus Hydra
pr fstc Of d oy ss 81 q ths CT M low
TOR CO.. N: Virginia's Largest
Arl.. IA. T-S400.
OLDSMOBILE 1851 Super "ss" Sc
dan; new-car cond. throughout;
Fully equip, ReposSesSed. Selling for
bal due. 500 down and take over
payments. BLAss g. CLARK. INC.
l Florida ave. NE. AID. 4-9sS2.
oLDs AS conv.: r. and h., Hydra,
Wv. tires; top like new. Full price,
Y nI2Icv Terms snn. oTHo WILLIAMS
OLDs: ~ Super "ss" sedan; r. and
s beautiful light blue finish; very
WGEELER NC GeSSsys1ntef Sa,nss
NV, EN-. s-47os. 8 to o; sst'"san
oLDss '5s .ss" COW. cpe.; $500 mi.
Power steering and brakes: r. and
h., Hyrda. Same as new. ia. 2-9804.
PACKARDs-we have the finest Sc
lection Of used Packards in the
Mstropolitan Area; all models prop
erly reconditioned and guaranteed.
oBRIEN g RoHALL,, INC. Your
6ept i5ol Wilson Df Sfvd. sf SIocfs
SOUTH, Of Kew Bridge. Open ewes
PACKARD 1850 club coupe: excellent;
$595, terms. ROPER, 18th and
p <; !: . aye ne, ne. ,,,.. -.
good condition: $500 or best ofier
PACKAkD 40 Sedr. sedan: r. h.,
one owner: immac.: full price. S595,
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK,
pAcKATR'pSn H 81 a Asoo =: excellent eond
viii sell or trade for late right
hand drive car. Call 10. 2-5199.
PLYMOUTH so: $4,000 MI, extras;
J ] owe" 5easd Ike 0rand-new' Make Gffer.
PLYMoUTH so de luxe e-dr.; ex-
ceptionally clean; sparkling green
finish: r. and h.. must be. seer, to
Ss appreeiated Priced to sell quickly.
PLYMOUTH 195os Several to choose
from). Selection Of colors. body
STYLES and equipment. Low mileage.
UAAE-OWuCT CdES. f1eTG yUu nave
Your choice of colors. Come in soon
while they last. Fully guaranteed
$795 up. AIS MOTORS. INC,
| Northern Virginia's Largest Chrys-
ler-Plymouth Dealer" 1911 Wilson
blvd. Arl., Va. IA. 2-4102. Open
till 8 pm; Sat. TIL 8. Closed Sun.
PLYMOUTH 1853 cranbrook 4-dr
sedan; radio, heater, other extras
Also has tinted glass for your driving
| comfort. Attractive gray finish that
| IS like new. This is a recent trade
| in with careful low mileage. See
this one quick and save. 30-day no.
| cost warranty. Full price only
| S1,495. AIS MOTORS. INC.
Northern Virginias Largest Chrys-
/ blvd, Arl.. Va. IA. 2-4102. Oper
till 9 pm; Sat. till 8. Closed Sun
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook 4-dr.
/ r., h.. other extras. We have two
i for you to choose from. One green
/ one black. Both have been thor.
oughly. reconditioned inside and out
Including custom seat covers
Imagine these late model beautie.
/ for such low price. FULL PRICE
| ONLY $685.. AIS MOTORS. INC.
/ Northern ,virginia's Largest Chrys-
ler-Plymouth Dealer" BOIL Wilson
/ blvd, Arl., Va. IA. 2-4102. Open
! till 0 PM; Sat. till 8. Closed Sun
Ill
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BOATS

BOAT TRAILER. good condition; $40.
Hanover St. Silver Spring. Nd. ii
WANTED. CABIN CRUISER. fair sized
Cabin. deck space, galley. bunk All
1east q; suitable parties s or larger:
smooth; Quiet operation; 25 to "a
T.: cash for real buy. AID. 4-2196
92-FT. RUNABOUT. steering wheel
etc; ?2la-h.p. Evinrude; $3.50 both.
pr sell separate. LII. 2-6l76. ID
10l9 STEELCRAFT, day crusier; TOP
conditions; plenty. Of extras: $3.50
r es nssS oyer ss SAL IA; s-36s2 la
1cAPT KING, WA. 7.4i92 after q
ouTBoARD MOToR owNERs-cet
"a KB boat bailer. Jumps 4 gals. per
min. Attaches IN seconds to any
motor Works INDEPENDENT Of cool.
Ing system pump, avoids heating
and clogginG. Balls while tied to
dock. Works automatically in heavy
season storms. 4 work saver. q life
saver. MAGROGEN ESQ SERVICE
S sGIEEIMTER : Lu a,at44. -lO,
incl. l6-ft. boat cover. ~. s-ssii
CUPBOARD MOTOR. 1858 EvinrSd.
as hip. Reas. price. WA, 1881
70 BUY OR LEASE with option
430-40 it., sleep 40, must pas,
Underwriters insp. HU. $3.50:
FISHING PARTIES. Deale, Md. Cal
CAPT. ED EDWARDS, uN. 4-42s9
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End TRUST, secured ON 1885 Gu.
yt. NV. balance due 81. S7s 30 30
PAYABLE 500 per month at 6es be-
mind and L LIST trust Of S1O.906;
VIII ser for $50. OF at $500
,hther D c. property. ST 3-1SO5
HANTED-S15,oo0 End Trust note,
soed security. Box AJAX, Star.
WILL SELL or buv and trust note,
DAVID NIMETZ, RE, 7-5O30, CO
5-45S4.
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REAL estate LOANS

&c eAErHlihsi0n r issi IHTss
p 90 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 2-33O0.
MONEY ON end TRUsT-We viii
sbuy 2nd-trust notes d. c.. nearby
Md; or Va: reasonable rates, Ma
IIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
ssMENT CORP. 1912 N, z. ave. NV.
sP0T CASH for 2nd trust notes, Quick
HUGH p CONNER 1927 K St NV a..
KkEsr7 1890 asSo st EYES p ~ ,55;I7o9, -.
SBARTOW REALTY CO., Realtors
= 33l 9 81. NV. Me. S-2495.
st. End. Ord TRUST LOANS, COW
properties; financial relief Ell; FOR All All
purposes. including repairs. addi-
Stions or improvements.
=. APEX REALTY CO.
HI N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-1612
Ia
SPOT, CASH FOR End TRUSTS
MR.. QUICK, LO, 4-65e5
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GARAGES

ei25 I4th ST. NV. nr. l4th and
Van Buren, sts.-Fieated garage;
: S12.S0 mo. Call MRS. OBRYAN.
res. mgr, RIA. 3-264o or Ia. $4,000.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-e-car gar:
Pm. EN-. 2-3962. la
RANTED-Garage or STORAGE space.
& Sc. section, mr.. Chesapeake st. 10.
s3-3904. after 8 pm. liz
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week and viii nay cash for all makes
snd models cars Cali Ia 9-4S0l
4 for nice low-mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES. Tdl2 Ga ave RA 6-1122,
SOUTHERN BUYER, paving top dol
!, lar for clean cars, 1910 TO 1858.
T40o "a. ave. NV. RIA. 3-5677.
--l3
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IMMEDIATE CASH sETTLEMENTs
DAILY TILL o PM. SUN. TILL
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. / Florida Ave. NE.
Cor. Of N. Capitol and Florida Me-
CASH FOR CARS
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
PENNY MOTORS SALES
1920 r. |. Ave. NE. LA. $1,000
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

1UXURY APT.-Completeiy furn.
available Sept. L: exclusive, Victoria
Park. Fort Lauderdale. Fla: refs.
toWNER. To. 2-0700 til 8 pm.
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! Toilet, / bedrm.. $Ss5. Terms ar
r iFsaE:s f hom sssa5 in GOOD eons,.
Stion: 20 Il. By A in. For informa-
RICHARDSON 1862; like new inside
sAnd out; Gift; sleeps 4. Compl.,
( incl. bath. Must sell this week
Isl 1895 or best offer. Can be a.
Aaneed. Loo. in D. c. Pc. 2-9663.
z lis
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET so 1-ton pickup; new
paint, good tires, fine cond.; S625
or best offer. Call 10. S-64l7. 10
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-com. s/14,
/: new 2-rm.. kit, bath apt. with new
. furniture, $50 ,wk.;9 2-bedrm. cottage,
500 wk.; 3-bedrm. cottage, SIS wk. !:
:. Eye, EN-. 2-6916. L. r. GRAVATTE,
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

nRUM POINT BEACH-Lot 140x7O:
.toraobiie. IA. e-a2Ss. Aae =. M1i Iu
C0LORED - BEAUT. WELLINGTON
REACH LOTS priced low for quick
sale. terms. e.. p. BEACH REAL
ESTATE, 3424 Rhode Island ave. ne
sWA. T-O247. Ill
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SO 4-dr,: seat covers;
sig. lights; undereoatinE: heater
Excel cond. Ov. 3-3946, la
CHEVROLET 40 sedan. heater; rood
running order; leaving town. $50
LO. A-Oo49. la
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BOAT SUPPLIES
Life Jackets. So: N-in. rope. 1Isc
anchors. $500: canvas. pumps.
> gtnehes, copper paint. GICHNER
z 2S13 M st, NV Elk. 3-3527
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MOTORCYCLES
RAlLERS

MOTOR SCOOTER. Cushman army;
sSlS5: used one month. 1888 Sa-
vannah st. Sc. 10. 2-0S59.
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LoTs AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored
Quick settlement Call MIR. MILLER
ME. S-l220; evenings, LA. 6-5I94
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OLDS AS cow: r. and h., Hydra
WV. tires; top like new. Full pric
S495. Terms. OTHO WILLIAM
BUICK, 200l Nichols ave-. s.e.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SLOT CASH 81 FOR 2nd TRUSTS
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Hiehlights
Teleyision Today.

$500. WTOP (9)-Ray Milland
Show: The star and Phyllis
Avery divide their house when
each backs a different po-
litical candidate.
$3.50. WMAL I'd Treasury Men
in Action: Perfume smuggling
is performed through q Paris
travel agency. in ''The Case
Of the Tarnished Lady" STAR
ring Walter Greaza and Mary
Anderson.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Justice: Harry
Townes and Janet Ward star
in ''The Firebug."
$3.50. WTOP (s)-Shower Of
Stars: Sheree North. Gene
Nelson, Mario LAMA. Edgar
Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy
star in the musical LEND An
Ear"
9:00, WMAL tD-So You Want
to Lead a Band: Songstress
Denise Lor visits.
$3.50. WRC f4)-President Eli
senhower: A political address
sponsored by the National
Citizens for Eisenhower Con-
gressional Committee.
$3.50, WNfAL ~ - Television
Theater: A family travels
from Newark. N. j., to Cam
den to visit their eldest
daughter, in Thornton Wild
er's "The Happy Journey"
starring Frank McHugh and
Mildred Dunnock.
$3.50, WTOP (9) --Four-Star
Playhouse: Ida Lupino por-
trays strict disciplinarian in
boarding school. in "The
Adolescent."
1880, WRC (4l-Video Theater:
A middle-aged widow falls in
love with her son-in-law in
the Daphne Du Maurier story
September Tide" starring
Maureen O'Sullivan.
1880, WMAL (7J-Star and the
Story: Thomas Mitchell is a
reporter who meets q man
claiming to be dead, in 1.-THE
Man Who Was Dead"
1880, WRC (N-Tonight: Joey
Faye visits.
Rodio Today.
400, WGMS-Award: Howard
Mitchell, National Symphony
conductor, receives the Man of
the Month award from Wash
ingtonian Magazine.
$3.50, WASH-Poetry Reading:
Poet Robert Frost reads his
works from the Pan American
Union Building.
$3.50, WRC-Bob Hope Show:
The comedian begins his new
radio season with Singer
Margaret Whiting, Bill Good
win and the Les Brown Or
chestra.
$3.50, WTOP Night Watch:
Actual recordings of police in
vestigating the strange be-
havior of an alcoholic and an
attempted suicide.
9:3e, WRC-President Eisen-
hover: A political address
sponsored by the National
Citizens for Eisenhower Con-
gresSional Committee.
1890, WTOP-MuSic Til Dawn:
Selections include De Falla's
Nights in the Gardens of
Spain"
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Jordan Envoy
Entertuins
At.Dinner

Ambassador Abdul Monem
Rifa'i Of Jordan entertained at
a black tie dinner last night at
Hotel 24OO. Ambassador Rifai
is summer bachelor. for Mad
anne Rifa'i is spending some time
in Lebanon.
Cocktails were served In the
Red Room of the hotel follow
ing which the guests moved to
the large ballroom for dinner.
The guest list included AM
bassador and Madame Hussein
of Egypt, Ambassador and Mad
anne Farid Zeineddine Of Syria,
Ambassador and Mrs. Charles
Malik of Lebanon, Mr.. Norman
Paul, Regional Director for Near
East, South Asia and Africa and
Mrs. Paul: MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
L. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Dorsey. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Gardiner of the
State Department.
Among others present were DR.
and Mrs. E. L. R. Elson, Coun-
Selor Ahmed Abdul Jabbar Of
Saudi Arabia, Mr.. Assayed AL
1abarah, First Secretary of til.
Yemen Legation. and Mr.. Erit
Johnson.
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PurtyHonors
hurn1Ond

Col. Strom Thurmond, Dix
iecrat presidential candidate in
194S, got to the White House
yesterday as president Of the
Reserve Officers' Association. Col.
Thurmond discussed the prob
lens of the Reserve officer pro-
gram with President Eisenhower.
Col. Thurmond was then hon
ored at a cocktail party at the
Army Navy Club. The occasion
was sponsored by Col! Thomas
H. King of Washington, imme-
date past president of the as
ISOLATION. and Col. Charles
Boyer, ROAs executive director
Among the guests were Under
secretary of the Army John
Slezak; James H. Pyle, Special
Assistant to the Secretary of
the Navy: Maj. Gen. Robert
Young, U. S. A., Assistant Chief
of Staff GIL, Department of the
Army; Rear Admiral K. N. Nc
Names, U. S. NJ. Assistant Chief
of Naval Operations Naval Re-
serve); Maj. Gen. James l.
Gavin. U. S. A., Assistant Chief
of Staff G-3. Department Of
the Army: Brig. Gen. Philip
Lindeman. U. S. A., Executive
for Reserve and ROTC Affairs
Department of the Army.
Also invited were Mr.. Homer
Grunther, Senator Leverett Sal.
tonstall. Assistant Secretary Of
the Army Hugh Milton, VICE
Admiral Alfred Richmond, Com
mandant, United States Coast
Guard. and Maj. Gen. B. L
Milburn. U. S. A., Special AS
sistant to the Chief Of Stafl
/ for Reserve Forces.
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Eisenhower Grandchildren
EroIic at the White House

Like many another grandmother whose small fry have
suddenly descended Mrs Eisenhower has spent the past week
trying to make life interesting to her three young grand
children.
The three-David g. Barbara Ann 5, and Susan were
shipped up week ago by their parents who are busy
packing their belongings at Fort Bennng Ca to move next
month Mai John Esenhowers post at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans
Mamie Eisenhower has head start on many grandmoth-
er the White House boasts hun swimming pool
The three youngsters have been taking daily dips IN the shall
the pool padding around rubber duck and an
old rubber tire.
They had bicycle excursions the south lawn
rides with the First Lady, roughhouse sessions
with the President wonderfully exciting tour OF the
Smithsonian Institution with Secret Service man for guide
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Reception


A reception will be held at the
Cosmos Club tomorrow evening
marking the opening of an ex-
hibit of the paintings Of Joel
Marhoe, who in private life is
Mrs. .Laurin B. Askew, jr.
The artist. who has previously
exhibited here at the Corcoran
Gallery, the National Museum
of Art, the Whyte Gallery and
the Georgetown library, received
three first prizes while studying
at the Academic Royale Des
Beaux Arts in Paris.
Chiefly a portrait painter. she
has done many prominent per-
sons in this country and abroad,
She also has written a book in
German on American art.