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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Jackson, Tenn, Arrires To Test
COnctls In LIST IntersectiOnaI Tilt

The pressure is off for the Key West Conchs who
meet the Jackson, Tenn, Golden Bears tonight 300
o'clock.
They are no longer faced with the mental bugaboo
posed by their quest for unbeaten season. After
their defeat at the hands of Miami Beach last week,
they're in position to relax and go out to play game
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
BY Gayle Talbot

realize without being told that the
latter bout figures to be a terrific
attraction-one which only a short
time ago would have been held no
where except in the populous East.
While the DeMarco- Carter return
is not quite the same promoter
dream, it is sufficient to bolster
San Francisco's ego.
Nothing of the kind is going ON
around here, at least. The closest
this city has come to seeing a
championship bout was Rocky
Marciano passing through hurried
ly on his way to banquet engage.
ment. Since the Saxton-Gavilan
welterweight showpieee in Phila-
delphia recently, about the only
ones even discussing the fight
game are district attorneys.
Getting back to San Francisco,
there may be those who do not
know that Jim Corbett. the first
great heavyweight champion Of
the modern school, was born there
and did all his early fighting there
in the 1SS0's. Or that Bob Fitz.
simmons fought and won his first
bout in this country there in 1890.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Stark Drama In
Islander Movie

A singing indictment against
corruption in civic government is
excitingly delivered in Para
mounts new drama 1.-The Turning
Point" which opens tonight at the
Islander Theatre.
Taking its cue from true-life ep-
iSodeS which created headlines a.
cross the country, 1.-The Turning
Point" examines the dramatic
events which make up the suspense
riddled experiences of a crime in
vestigating committees activities
In a middle-SiZed American city.
In a suspenseful tale of murder.
violence and intrigue, William Hol-
den is seen as cynical newSpap-
er reporter whose hoyhood friend.
Edmond ,.O'Brien is the dynamic
chairman of the much heralded
racket busting" committee. and
Alexis Smith is 0'Brien's charm
ingly sophisticated secretary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Lions Drill For
Softball Game

In preparation for their softball
game VS.. the Luscious Lions Tues
day night at Bayview Park for the
benefit of the Community Chest,
the "Jaunty Juniors" are holding
long daily practice session.
At times the gals have been
known to practice for as long as
fifteen or twenty minutes.
This is an excellent record due
to the fact that their practices are
frequently interrupted to dash
home to prepare hubby's lunch or
TO change Juniors diapers in left
field.
The sessions are occasionally de-
layed to search for a lost lipstick
when they are not called off be-
cause the clean up hitter has not
been able to locate and borrow a
ball and bat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
League OK
Needed To
Make Deal
Official
BY TOM BRADSHAW

PHILADELPHIA R Busting
big league baseball and aging, all
ing Connie Mack we're all but
separated today after an up and
down marriage that lasted more
than half a century.
Mack was abed in his suburban
apartment with a million memories
and a check for S604, 900 received
yesterday from Chicago business
man Arnold Johnson for Macks
share of the stock in the AS fran
chiSe.
There remained to formalize the
sale of the AS some paper work
involving Mack's sons Roy and
Earle. and the granting of approval
by the league owners.
A league meeting was scheduled
by President VIII Harridge Mon,
day morning at New York's Com
modore Hotel. At that session the
owners of the seven other clubs
in the loop win be asked by the
Mack family to okay the sale to
Johnson, 47-year-old former naval
lieutenant commander and present
coin machine tycoon.
Johnson plans to pay Roy and
Earle Mack each $3.50. 900 for their
stock and shift the Athletics 10
Kansas City, where plans were be.
ing pushed TO remodel the ball
park now occupied by the Ameri-
can Assn. Blues.
Harridge said in Chicago yester-
day that Johnson's ownership cf
New York's Yankee Stadium will
be thoroughly explained at Mon
days meeting.
There have been reports Of oppo-
sition 10 Johnson because of this
tie-in.
Prior to the Oct. IL meeting in
Chicago at which the American
League had approved the transfer
of the AS to Kansas City, Johnson
had given assurance he would take
any steps the league wished in re
gard TO Yankee Stadium.
Only one league owner, w. o.
(Spike) Briggs of Detroit, has ex-
pressed opposition to the Johnson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Olympic Day
Being Marked
Here Today

Today is Olympic Day in Key
West.
The Junior Chamber of Com.
merce, which is pusing the event
in coopeation with Life magazine
viii ask the spectators at tonight s
Jackson-Key West football game to
make a small contribution.
Purpose of the program is to TO
Gus public attention on amateur
athletics in schools, colleges, bus
mess, industry and the military
service and to stimulate interest in
the Olympic games and to support
the U. S. Olympic team.
More than a million dollars Is
needed to send American athletes
to he 1856 Olympic games in Aus.
tralia and Italy and to the Pan
American games in Mexico City in
March Is, 1855.
The Key West High School music
department and the athletic de.
partment are cooperating with the
Jaycees by staging a halftime show
at tonight's football game depict,
ing amateur athletics. The Jaycees
cit contributions.
The United States Olympic team
is enc of the very few teams par.
ticipating in the games held every
four years that is not subsidized
by the government.
''The Russian and other Com.
munist countries are making every
effort to run off with the 1856 Olym-
pic and il is up to the people OF
the United States to make sure
our team has enough money to re.
present us ably" said Jaycee pre-
sident Harry knight today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Bushnell MOues
Into Third Place

The USS Bushnell baseball
team moved into third place
last night in the island City
Winter Baseball League when
they frovneed she hspIess Pein-
eians Giant nine, l5-S.
u marked The sixth straight
loss for The Giants.
Shaw hurled for the Navy,
tanning - batters while scat
terine FEN hits.
koker, r. Jones, Arrenson
and Rech each had two hits for
the winners. In the field. coto,
Nash and Hsleomb paced the
Navy.
Action in fhs league will re-
sumo Sunday at z p. m. when
the Junior conehs meet the Gu
ban Club.
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VI lOOtDdli.
Whether they will or
moi, depends on their de-
sire To wiz their first big
intersectiOnal contest with
a Jackson team that is
something of an uncertain
quantity.
The Golden Bears, coached by
Ed Omen have faced only one
other Florida school in their foot
ball history and that resulted in a
hardfought 14.l3 loss to Miami Edi-
son. This year they sport a So re-
cord whiDh has brought them ac-
claim as one Of the top ten schools
In Tennessee, a state where hot
football teams are a dime a sozen.
They'll throw Split T offense
at the Conchs with frequent shifts
to q single wing formation. They
began their trek to Florida on
Tuesday by bus and stopped off en-
route In Daytona Beach and In
Homestead for drill session.
According to their coach, they
are In top shape for the clash.
Chief scoring threats are Bobby
Castleman, a quarterback with a
dangerous passing arm; halfbacks
Corky Carmen and Ray Powell,
both accomplished runners and
hefty Abby Annette. . fullback with
plenty Of drive.
Meanwhile the Conchs are chat
Ing under rsh Of injuries that will
keep two boys out OF the ballgame
and lessen the effectiveness Of sew
eral more.
Among the missing win be guard
Roxy Albury Can appendectomy)
and tackle Milo Acevedo q knee
injury.
Blocking back George Reese
showed up at yesterdays practice
session with a badly bruised hip
that makes him a doubtful starter.
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johnson Hands Over Check
For S6O4,OOO For The AS

deal and he would have to be join
ed By two others 10 block the trans
action.
Tommy Richardson, president of
the Eastern League, who had made
an unsuccessful bid for the AS last
month, said last night he still IS
interested IN deal. He said he and
a group of associates would be
willing TO pick up the Athletics
losses through 1855 UP to a maxi
mum Of S2S0.O and then buy out
the Maeks, The club would be
moved out of Philadelphia if il then
appeared a hopelesSly losing prop
oSition here.
There was no immediate indica-
ton as to whether an "outrushed'
Philadelphia syndicate was still IN
the picture.
The Johnson deal involves total
of about 3la million dollars. In adj
dition to the payments 70 Connie
and his two sons. johnson and his
associates would take over the
81 zoo, 900 mortgage on the AS
property plus the $500, 900 in out.
standing club deths.
Johnson said yesterday he would
have million-dollaf fund set aside
TO rebuild the AS from a player
standpoint aiming at a first divi-
sion spot within a couple of years.
Both Roy and Earle, as well as
their sons, may be retained in the
clubs front office organization.
And Connie ST.. would be given the
honorary title of chairman of the
Board of Directors.
The apparent end Of the Mack
baseball dynasty 10 all intents
and purposes came yesterday in
the setting of Connie Mack'S sick
room, against a backdrop some.
what resembling the land rushes
of the early West.
Representatives Of a four-man
Philadelphia syndicate - the rem.
nants of an eight member group
that had failed previously to get
league approval of their offer for
the club showed up at the
Mack home with checks for
$604, 900.
Johnson had beaten them there,
however. by an hour and the Chi
cagoan emerged the winner. Mrs.
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He's played a key role in the
coneh picture this year.
Halfbacks Red Stickney and Bill
Haney will be on tap, fully recov-
cred from the beating they took
against Miami Beach last week.
Mike Gates is raring to 60 from his
fullback slot after a frustrating
evening against Beach.
The Conchs forward wall, the
Black Bean Brigade Tor Barricade)
will show Gene Favors and John
Carbonell on the ends, with Freddy
PUG, Mophead Parks and Dick
Kerr in reserve; Wayne Brantley
and Frank Hood at the tackles;
Julios Henriquez and Ralph Gar
ella in the guard slots and Johnny
DeMerritt over the ball.
A top crowd is expected to wit.
ness the clash and a gala halftime
show especially prepared for
Olympic Day.
The lineups:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Connie Mack told newsmen:

Connie Mack told newsmen
''Mr. Johnson is a nice man and
he won out. We said whoever got
ere first would be the buyer. Mr..
nnson was here at . O'Clock; the
Philadelphia group came at 10
am. The Philadelphia group dilly-
dalhed. T"
A source close TO basebalps elder
statesman said he was detected
over the strong possibility his team
was headed for other parts.
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jackson
Kew West
DRIVER AIMS CAR
AT POLICE STATION

LOS ANGELES R-Mrs. Phoebe
Londelius' brakes went out COM
ing down LIST Street hill, but she
stopped her car by aiming it at
the handiest object. 1t happened to
be the Central Police Station.
Mrs. Londelius honked her horn
and pedestrians scattered like
geese-all except Mrs. Louise Alar.
con, who suffered an arm injury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
DRIVEN THEATERS

MYWUMUT ARLINGTON
3AAAsA VSAA OF. $500
BEAT THE DEVIL" HUMPHREY
B BSeAl7 sst5c. 2; Plus ,r Kiss OF
1O:45. Cartoon. Located in Ar
lington on u. s. Route l. Just over
the 14th Street Bridge. Thursday,
"JOHNNY GUITAR" and CHAMP
FOR A DAY"
EXTRA ADDED.
MARCIANO-C CHARLES
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT.
Shown at 900, 10:4b.
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BRANCH DRIVEN

BRANCH DRIVEN
Branch Ave. Sc. (Md. Rte. 81. 81
Miles So. Of ID. C. Line and Il Mile
No. Of Clinton. RE. 5000.
FRED MacMURRAY and BARBARA
5TANWYCK, THE MOONLIGHTER."
At S:55 Only
JOEL McCREA. YVONNE De CARLO,
THE SAN FRANCISCO STORY"
At 1870 Only.
Win Cash. Enter Branch's Name
the Road" Contest.
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Ed SuIIivon's
1 id NEW YORK

Gilbert. expects q December
stOrk. :. Hing Crosby squirting
Ethel Ute. Dale Robertson
and Mary Murphy q marriage
threat. =. Barbara Warner and
Ralph Meeker a new romance.
Judy Garland's "a Star Is
Born" to be road-showed as a
3A-hour flicker. with an inter-
mission. John Perona to
Europe. -, Ursula Thesis
mother and son coming from
Germany to live with her and
Robert Taylor. Bob. incident
ally. is spending $3.50, 900 on the
new home he's building for her.
:. Kathryn Grayson and Benny
THAI dating. Jack Entratter
and Bill Miller in from Las
Vegas, booking attractions. !. (. :.
George Abbott's daughter, Judith
Clark, has adopted a baby boy,
their second child. ''Kismet"
chorines slightly winded these
nights: ziegfeld Theatre ele-
vator, which lifts them to 9Th
floor dressing rooms. has been
breaking down.
= X 4 y
DR.. Albert Einstein ailing. .
The Van Helms to Honolulu,
after the July 4 Stork. Pier
Angels big romance is Jimmy
Dean. Of Warmers EAST Of
Eden" Frances Raines, the
Hershey sugar heiress, honey
incoming with Frederick Smiley.
They met at Duke U. =. Lou
Holtz and Selena Walters enjoy
ing their own heat wave. :.
Yul Brynner may get the Gen.
de CaStrieS' role in Warmers
Pieh Bieh Phu story, Jump
Into He'll" Marge Wilson,
Don Richards widow, decorating
Mansignore with Jack Adler. .
Buddy Baers record, tits That
Feeling" a quick hit. The
Mac Kriendlers back from Eur
ope. Latin Quarters Jane
Morgan wearing a 23-carat rock
from Arthur Olson. Julia
Davis. mother of publisher Of
Our World, Negro magazine,
passed away.
Webb & Knapp's next realty
targets, Empire State "a merger
deal with Equitable Life Build
ing) and the Biltmore, Park
Lane and Barclay Hotels. i
Kid Gavilan returning to NY.
His hands OK after Cuban surg
cry. The Ransom JackSonS,
Chicago Cubs, expect a little
Cub. Tito will surrender the
port Of Trieste to Italy. His price,
a comparable port in Yugoslavia.
with the allies footing the bill.
. Elaine Stritch planed to the
Coast and Gig Young. Jane
WitherS and Clay Randolph still |
in love. TV news John Till
man thinks boyish Audrey Hep
burn looks oh-boyiSh. Joe
CHASER in from California.
Otto Harbach's lad, Billy, with
Cynthia Palmer at Washington
Square Inn. Jimmy Cannon
squirting Sally Fain. Rose
Marie and Lenny Kent at the
Flamingo in Vegas, saw q guy
make 80 passes in q dice game:
1.-THE dice he used are now in
the Museaum Of Natural His
tory"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Kidding About Texas, :
Stunt Man Gets Shot
sy the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, June 30.-A
drinking party with an argument
apparently ranging in subjects
from Senator Mccarthy to the
State Of Texas was blamed by
detectives yesterday for the
shooting of q motion picture
stunt man.
Phillip Eugene Ahlm, 4S, was
struck by three bullets during a
melee yesterday at the home of
oil heiresS Barbara Clampitt. Al,
police said. His condition is
critical. Her brother-in-law, Ed
ward Medley, 81, Texas oil man,
was booked on suspicion of as
sault with intent to commit
murder.
c. c. Forbes, police detective
sergeant, said Neeley told him
Ahlm made derogatory remarks
about the Senator, Texas and
Neeley's wife.
Ahlm, taken to Los Angeles
General Hospital, was quoted by
officers:
I'VE were kidding about Texas.
!. But never expected him
to shoot any one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Men and Maids, and Stuff:
Most attractive ''boy-meets-girl'
combines on Broadway stages:
John Raitt and Janis Paige in
"Pajama Came" Alfred Drake
and Doretta Morrow in "Kis-
met" :. Harry s. Truman was
deeply touched by thousands Of
get well" cards and wires. II
didn't know they liked me that
much" he told friends. Most
novel summer vacation chosen
by Yale Glee Club leader. Wyck
Van Heusen. He's plotting a
gonlola in Venice N. Y.
Giants fans should drop q note
to former Giant exec Jim Tier
ney, quite i'll, at Granville, N. Y.
X Il \ \
Senator Henry Jackson dat
ing Virginia (Honeybear) War
rem. Gene Tierney's friends
puzzled by the Ally Khan status
quo. =. David Selznik budding
with Paramount on o flicker for
Jennifer Jones. Phil Baker
to Denmark for throat surgery.
ROE Russell turned down the
femme lead In Columbia's pal
joey" to concentrate on her own
company's THE Girl Rush." i.
Lta Grey Chaplin and Pat Longo
an item. John ConSidine's
daughter, Erin, and Bart Ross
wedding next month. Doris
Day has become o golf nut. !.
Rosemary Clooney's sister. Betty,
and Pete Rugolo hormonizing.
Rhondo Fleming and DR..
Lew Morrill, exploding again. i.
Jack Hawkins. in Land Of the
Pharoahs." hopes it's q boy. 4.
Kim Smith, Las Vegas chlorine
on the cover Of Life two weeks
ago, getting . terrific play from
Hollywood wolves, led by Bob
Neal.
Marciano's 12-stitched eye will
be OK for his September bout,
says DR.. Nardiello; Ezzard
Charles Adams apple still sore.
-. Milton Berries Make, Ruth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Diary
Continued From Page A-32O

|
staircase Of the refurbished cafe
which was bombed and destroyed
during the war. Larry put on the
grand entrance, standing like
Napoleon with one hand in his
weSkit. Deborah Kerr and
Tony BARLEY had to be content
with q table in the balcony. :. .
And I understand the Douglas
Fairbanks were there, but I
just didn't see them in the crush.
And now, how about Marlene?
Well, her transparent dress Of
net and spangles had a few more
SpangleS than when she wore it
in Las Vegas, but every curve
Of the Dietrich form was visible
to the cheering British lords and
their ladies. She looked great
and sang only $3.50. but they
didn't care what Marlene sang
OF said-just as long as she stood
there in that revealing dress.
Chatted with Shelley Winters
in her apartment on Park lane.
This place is fine" dubbed
Shell. II love it here. They want
me to 60 to Italy to do Magic
Fire but I don't want to take
my little girl there. It's too hot"
= 4
Now for the news from home:
Gene Tierney says her guy.
Prince Oily Khan, will be back
in Hollywood before she finishes
her present picture, "The Black
Widow"
Betty Cradle turned her pretty
back on a $50, 900 offer to appear
on one Comedy Hour" television
show next season. Betty's not
planning anything career-wise at
the moment-She'S happy in her
role as Mrs. Harry James, and
watching her horses run at Holly
wood Park. But I predict Betty
will be q top video personality
when color TV arrives at q price
we all can afford.
Marie Wilson and Hubby Bob
Fallon have Cancelled plans to
make q feature picture this sum-
mer. Instead, Marie will do six
weeks of summer stock while
Bob tries to sell his TV show,
Junior Aces"
Judy Garland, playing mother
to q houSeful Of youngsters these
days, says she's having a bang
up" time. In addition to her two
daughters-Liza, 8, and Lorna,
Is months-her 5-year-old STEP
son John Is paying q visit.
Ann Blyth and DR.. Jim Nc
Nulty celebrated their first we'd
ding anniversary Sunday at their
Toluca Lake home, with 17-day-
old Timothy Patrick McNulty as
guest of honor. Ann reports back
to Metro in two weeks for singing
lessons.
Piper Laurie knows now that
q movie star sometimes has to
work hard for her salary-and
she has callouSed. bliStered hands
and broken flngernails to prove
it. Piper had to help haul boats
to the river and then man the
oars for her picture, Smoke
Signal" 81 can now say I've
worn my fingers to the bone for
my art" she. quipped.
released by MANA.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

=
BEAT DEVn"-OR-beat shaggy dog suspense yarn by
John Huston.
"COME BACK. LITTLE SHEBA"-Stunnnsly acted by Shirley
Booth
sUITE"-Star- in a big business
setting.
Sheridan In free-Wheelng
- comedy.
EFT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU"-Superb comedy mining by
Holiday
LITTLE BOY LOST"Bing Crosby in warmly human
"THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT"-TOpnOtch fun making
Alec Guinness
BLUECaptivang version of the stage
comedy.
"ROB Notwithstanding Scottish GIynis
Johns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

abe DRIVEN s So i'd IcS's s., s.;
Family Showplac0 Of the Southeast
3 miles from d. C. line. Fellow South
Capitol st. 3. E.. . direct route to
ABC. Children under 12 yrs. FREE.
Open nightly 1880 PM.
Ends Tonight "IT SHOULD
WI. HOLDEN stark Drama "UN1ON
STATION" at 1l:05. Cartoon and
Playground for the Riddles Enjoy
Truly Delicious Food at the ABC
Thursday. 'LUSTY MEN, and WAR
PATH I"
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Drive Opens Monday
10 Spread Funds for
VA and FILA Loans
Continued From Page BID

Continued From Page Bib
on Monday win be In charge
Of Fred b. Morrison as execu-
tive secretary, II. Colin Haines.
as deputy executive secretary.
and win have q third employe
for clerical work.
Il win serve the. District,
Virginia, Maryland and West
Virginia.
How It win help persons to
get VA and FLA home loans?
Mr.. DeFranceaux, who is q
former president Of the Dis
trict chapter, Mortgage Bank
ers Association Of America, ex-
planned that the Office will
serve as a sort Of mortgage
application referral agency.
If, for example, you apply
to at least two lending insti-
tutions and find they are uIi-
willing to make an FILA or
VA loan, you will become eligi-
BILE to file an application with
the Voluntary Home Mortgage
Credit ONCE. Likewise. II
you are q member of a minor
ity group and have twice been
turned down for a home loan,
you win be eligible to file a
mortgage application with the
mortgage credit Office.
Next step is for the mort
gage credit Office to refer the
application to participating
lending institutions. The mort
credit Office will make no loans
itself. Its function will be to
refer applications to estab-
lished lending institutions
which have indicated a will
ingness to make VA and FHA
loans.
Primarily, the program is
intended to broaden the avail
ability Of VA and FILA loans,
and 1t should be understood, it
was pointed out, that pros
pective borrowers will be ex-
pected to be otherwise eligible.
so far as income, credit rating
and other conditions are con-
cerned.
Up to now, more than 200
lending institutions in the re-
gion have indicated they are
interested in participating in
the program. BY January /,
a far greater number Is ex-
pected to have agreed to par
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Really Organizations
Slate Parties ior
Christmas Season

A number of washington area
realty and building groups have
announced plans to hold Christ
mas parties during the Christ
mas season.
The washington Home Build
ers Association Is planning 3
Christmas party at noon next
Friday In the Presidential Room
of the Hotel Statler.
The Montgomery County Real
Estate Board plans to hold its
sixth annual Christmas party at
noon December 40 In the Brook
Farm Restaurant.
At 5 pm. Wednesday. the
Washington Building Congress
viii hold q Christmas party Ia
the Terrace Room of the Shore
ham Hotel.
The Washington Real Estate
Board, which is now up TO It's
21st annual Christmas party.
has plans to hold it at 1880
pm. December a at the Hotel
Statler.
The Alexandria Arlington
Fairfax Real Estate Board plans
to have its annual dinner-dance
and Christmas party at the Belle
Haven Country Club, Alexandria,
next Friday. Freedmen festivi-
ties will begin at Gas pm.
The Prince Georges Real
Estate Board win hold dinner
dance at z pm. in the Maydower
Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

ticipate, Mr.. DeFranceaux said.
Frankly, we've found a
great deal of enthusiasm about
the program" he said. about
95 per cent Of the institutions
from whom we have heard SO
far have agreed to participate"
"One bank that hasn't been
In VA or FHA loans for four
years is now about ready to go
back to making such loans
again as a direct result of this
program"