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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01

BETHESDA RAMBLER. SIS $50 !.
Breezy 3-bedrm. brick and redwood.
fun bsmt. with asphalt tile floor,
driveway. ceramic tiled bath: beau.
tifully equipped kit. oak hardwood
eo Sorins hrc sisas f1 i Sya n So
cash down to CT. Pay. only &S0.6S
mo-. incl. taxes and insurance.
FHA loan available to non-GI on
easy terms. Open Sunday from IL
an; weekdays 6y appointment.
I'd. z miles to Lone Oak dr.. turn
right to 1907 Lone Oak DR..
PAUL 4 BURMAN. ST. 3-0729
OPEN SUNDAY 2.e
OPPOSITE ST. JOHNS SCHOOL
3-bedrm., brick rambler. lovely larid-
Must be sold today. ROOT. l..
LOWERY, 10, $4,000.
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POTQMAC HUNT COUNTRY

IN THAVIgAH. MARYLAND
land Colonial home on acre knoll
overlooking ro1Hng countryside.
Three 6sdrooins. two baths. LYING
room huge screened porch. mans
closets; two fireplaces Custom kitch-
en- with GE refrigerator freezer, dis
posai, butlt-tn cleo range and oven.
birch cabinets GE washer. laundf.
tray In utility room adjoining
heat. Separate garage and work
shop storage building. Exceptionally
Ane oak trees lawns. garden. prop
erty has been completely modernised
BY registered architect who IS owner.
occupant and seller. S39.5Ou with
one acre Of ground; ~ additional
lotsi available ct $500 additional
Il desired Phone OWNER at 20.
2-4O23 for directions and further
inIormNtt0n. -
SILVER SPRING-Open 1:a0-8. 1921
Crest 2-bedrm. expandable
Cape Cod, brick and frame. Large
liv. rm., well-equipped KIT. with
dinstte space. bright fun bsnht.,
storm windows. some awnings. level
Anchor fenced lot. good established
community: close to sparocllial and
public schools. Don't let down
payment keep YOU away. o deal can
be worked cut for you. Price. S13,-
100. Directions: Through Silver
Spring By Georgia ave, Q blocks
beyond Forest Glen I'd. turn right
on Dennis ave-. left on Inwood.
right pm Crest I'd. to open sign.
BRoUsSARD AGENCY, INC.
JU. 7-805I
Sun. and Ewes. JU. 9-2157
WOoDMoQR. 10000 RIDGEMOOR
ORA CUSTOM-BUILT BEAUTY,
IN IMMACuLATE CONDITION FOR
Less THAN CONSTRUCTION COST.
Walking distance Of excellent
shopping, public and parochial
schools and bus: 3 bedrms., 2Ka
baths; detached garage; rec. rm. !:
LIST a. has center hall, 23-ft. Nv
rm with beautiful mirrored fire.
window and indirect lighting. twin-
size bedrm, and full bath, and ALL
elec. kit. with disposal; Ind a. has
twin-size bedrms. and full bath
Bsmt. has rec. rm. with fireplace.
VI bath and separate workroom:
oil h.-w heat with summer winter
hookup. The many other extra
features include Mercury switches.
large walk-in closets and q truly
lovely landseaped lot. A real bargain
ct only S24. $50, with excellent
cali Mr.. Klein. JU. 1880 for ap-
pointmsnt TO inspect. BRUSSARD
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OPEN SUNDAY "a
BRIGGS CLANCY RD,-RAMBLER
rm., din. rm., bright kitchen. table
space. ] lovely acre Of land. Direc-
tons: Colesville rd.. to Briggs
CLANCY I'd. right to our sign. ROBT.
L. LOWERY, JU. $4,000.
down payment for CTS.
2 and 3 hedrms.. bsmt.; level,
fenced lot; excel. cond.
2 acres. old farmhouse. oil h.-w.h.,
8 rms, porch, cinderhlock garage;
2 miles beyond Gaithersburg, Md.
/ block OF macadam road. Phone
10. b-1360.
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BET SET FOR SCHOOL

OFEN SUNDAY, N-b
just blk. from Oakview Elem. IN
Brookside Forest, Silver Spring; q
custom-built brick Colonial with 8
I bedrfIis. e Of them 1ge with dble
closets; mahog. finished sunrm.
light. dry bsmt.. asphalt tiled rum
nus rm.. attached garage; $3.50
You will appreciate the better con-
struction In this home. Dir: Piney
Branch to Flower. left to Schuyler,
right to Mintwood. left to No. 920i
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HOUSES .sALE-s.E. Goat

NEAR EAsTEkN--2 apts.: sep, entr.::
I apt. 8 rms. path. porch otneI.
yard OWNER. HE. 4-3154. ID
EXCEL. LOCATION ~ blk. from
Pa. ave. at 33rdb. 1904 CARPENTER
st.-Beaut. stone and brick home OF
distinction. consisting o. Z Ice. rms.
liz baths reer. rE1.. gar, SCI. pen.
best construction; conv. to every
thing. Vacant. Open Sun. 81.
DETACHED HOME ON LEVEL LOT.
close to all military bases; Con-
venient to transportation and shop
ping. Brick bungalow in AL con
dition. Call Mr.. Cross. LII. 1854.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO., Realtor.
1924 14th st. NV, AID. $4,000.
NEAR CORAL HILLS shopping center
In d. c. Detached brick Cape Cod
bungalow, = bedrms., expansion at
tic. Finished bsnit., built-in garage;
$15,50O. LII. 2-5976. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU.. $4,000.
GI--Nicely dec. 3-bedrn1. brick semi
det.; full bsint.. fenced yard; Y12,-
$50, subject to approval. "a blk. to
bus. parochial school POTTS REAL
TY, 10. 7-931U. Ii, 6-4444.
Sc. / block on PENN ave.-Strictly
white, beautiful brick BUNGALOW; 3
bedrms., baths. living rri1.. fire.
place, dinette. kit. gas h.-w.h., full
basement and garage. Priced to sell.
Terms arranged. ROSSER REALTY
CO., NE, S-522t.
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NO MONEY

Six spacious rms. ga baths, full
bsmt.. wash. mach. brick construc-
ton; lge. kit, huge. refgr.. sep. din.
rfn.. alum. storm windows. Venetian
blinds. metal awning, fenced yard.
s Se, P e. 81 sss laSS o, p nSsn, a
Call Mr.. Rauch, 10. 2-se01. or see
5SO Upsal ST., on Wheeler Rd.
ALDRE, INC, LU. 4-0747
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

$1,000. full price, for
quick sale. Comfortable home: q
story frame; 8 rms. furnished bath.
Bay. 416 9Th st.. N. Beach. Nd.
phi NJ B. 6061. II
FREDERICK CO.. mr.. new wash. ex-
pressWay--Liv. rnl., din. rm., 2 bed
rms, modern kit. and bath, nice
porch, attic, full concrete bsmt. !,
auto. h.-w. and oil heat: on 8 acres,
bearing orchard, some woods. $1O,-
500, $1,000 down. Write OWNER,
Box 4O-4. Star.
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school. NATHAN VOLhMAN. ~
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXTENDED.
Oakyiev. Nearly new 3-bedfm. brk.
rambler. 22-ft. liv. rm.. with flrepl.,
bsmt. floor tiled. Al loan. payable
$SS per mo- incl. taxes. Owner leay-
ing city: Call HE. $4,000. HUGH
NEW EaMPsHIRE AVE. EXTENDED.
$1,000 dn. Attractive 4-bedroom
home on nice corner lot. 2-bedrms:
HE. 1900. HUGH +. PECK. %
$1,000. ASSUME Gl.--S1 800 cash
iiv. rm., picture wind. firepl. 2
bedrms., equipped kit. din. space;
all on LIST Il. Huge expan. attic,
insul.. storm windoors. doors: extras,
Lge. lot, woods In back: mr.. sch,
NM I'd. to 1907 Atlantic ave-,
IW1nRTn0Ks
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$3.50 BUYS LARGE LOT, 6Ox38b
it.. on Georgia ave-. lge. oak trees
and 3-rT1. cottage: sewer and water
avail. Call OWNER, ia. 7-I682.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
By J. a. o'Leory

Senate leaders surveyed the
stack Of unfinished business be-
fore them last night and sadly
prepared for at least one more
week of work and probably two
before adjourning for the year.
Chairman Ferguson Of the
Senate Republican Policy Com
mittee saw a chance Of closing
up shop next Saturday night II
the Mccarthy censure resolution
can be disposed Of tomorrow.
But Majority Leader KnoWland
looked for another ten days or
two weeks of legislating.
The original adjournment
deadline was last night.
The length OF the session is up
to the Senate. since the House
has little to do except to act on
compromise agreements on bills
changed by the Senate before
passage.
Senator Knowland announced
yesterday that as soon as the
Mccarthy controversy is settled
the order Of business in the Sem
ate will be:
Foreign aid-The $3.t billion
authorization bill viii be put to
a final vote, after which the Ap-
preparations Committee can act
on the separate money bill. hx-
ing the exact amount that will
be available for the coming
year.
{ Farm--Senator Knowland pre-
dicted several days Of Senate de-
bate with the Senate closely di-
vided between the administra-
ton request for flexible price
supports ranging from Is to 30
per cent, and q one year extern
sion Of the rigid 80 per cent for
mula favored by many Senators
/ from the agricultural West.
4 Anti Communist bills Sena.
tor Knowland said he will press
for passage Of three measures tx
tighten controls on subversivs
activity.
Social Security - The Senat'
still must pass its modified YER
sion of the House bill, extending
coverage and increasing retire
ment benefits.
Veterans-Two House-approvet
J bills are slated for Senate pas
! sage late this week. One in
creases monthly rates of com
. pensation to veterans. the othe
extends the Servicemen's In
demnity Act to members Of TIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
Home Accidents
| For Week Kill Two
And Iniure 758

Two persons were burned to
death and 1853 others were In
jured last week In home acci-
dents. the District Red Cross
Safety Services reported.
Among the injured. q three
year-old boy was admitted tc
Casualty Hospital for heat ex-
haustion, two youngsters were
hurt when their hands were
caught in washing machines and
a fish hook was cut out Of the
hand of a boy. 16.
Falls resulted in fractured
bones for 10 persons and one
child was fatally injured in q
fall from a second story window
Home fatalities this year stand
at 100 as compared to 13l last
year. Injuries this year, how
ever, exceed those Of last, 1851
to 3.723.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
Misplaced Heart
Saves Woman in
Stobbing Attack
BY the Asseelatsd Press

LANCASTER, Calf. July 81
II Mrs. Marie Howerton's heart
had been in the right place she
would probably be dead. "
She was stabbed while watch
ing a television program Wednes-
day night, police said. and her
husband. Lawrence Howerton.
has been charged with assault
with intent to commit murder.
It seems-by his accountant
he came home tired and hungry
and was told that If he wanted
anything to eat before the TV
program was over he could get
1t himself.
DR.. Lee Patton said X-rays
showed that the knife blade
passed an inch above and to
the side Of Mrs. Howerton's
heart because the organ was
in an abnormal vertical position
If her heart had been in the
usual place. he said. the blade
would have pierced 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
Senators Yeorn to Adjourn
But Goal IS Week or Two Off

ROTC when ordered to active
duty for more tnan Il days.
Unemployment compensation
The Senate will take up the
House bill extending coverage
and otherwise improving this
program.
Appropriations - The Senate
still must act on the So billion
catch-all supplemental bill re-
ported from committee yester-
day and the foreign aid money
bill. on which the committee will
vote this week.
Conference reports - Both
Houses must act. in the closing
days on compromise agreements
on virtually all or the foregoing
bills.
Senator Knowland made nc
mention yesterday Of the con-
troversial issue Of raising the
$275 billion ceiling on the public
debt and indicated it is still an
open question whether the mat
ter will be pressed until all ap.
preparations have been enacted
and AIDED up.
Chairman Millikin Of the Sen.
ate Finance Committee left nj
doubt. however, that he expect,
the debt limit issue to come ur
before adjournment. since thu
Treasury is close to the present
ceiling now.
Informed sources. believe soml
compromise will be worked our
In place Of the Presidents re.
quest for a SIS billion increase il
the ceiling.
! It is probable that the deb
limit and the conference iepor
on the atomic energy bill vii
provide the fireworks in the clos
ing hours Of the session.
| Led by Senator Byrd, Demo
crat. Of Virginia. there is a de
| termined group Of opponents o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
Tropical. /. Worsted
silk e
Gnburdine Suits

There many Washington who regardless of sui
try climate, being well dressed in smart thoroughly
tailored summer For these August Clearance
offers boundess opportunity for timely and thrifty buying
Here offer Of Amerca lightweight suits at large
and actual reductions While have all sizes in
paern overall selection is exceedingly attractive With the
hottest days Of still will surely want to
and the excellent values to choose FROM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
IildIe FolignAid
Tops Government 5

. q
A House Foreign Affairs sub
committee reported yesterday
that private organisations are
giving materially ereaters tech
|nical help To foreign nations
than the Government. It called
on Federal agencies to work
closer with private groups.
The Government program 81
Point Four aid teaching mod
ern Slxiils To underde eloped
areas totaled &l0s million for
| the fiscal year ending last
june so.
BY comparison, the slbcolm-
mittee said, private activities
ranging from engineering COM
tracts tochufcl1 help. totaled y
least 14S million IA direct as
sistance during 1853 and much
more In Indirect aid.
American engineering firms
under contract with foreign ma
tons for technical aid and
economic development projects
rendered technical assistance
valued at about $242 milli0H
from 1850 to 1852. the report
lsaid.
Il ryss... a..,,s. Il .,,.,.,,,;.,. 49,. r.,t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
Much oyed Farm Bill Due
For Senate Action 4 lis Week

claim = partial victory 2 monthl
ago when the House passed ~
version OF the farm Dill settins
supports On 9 shding scaie pe-
tween So and " per cent g
aIi.y. Lns ILss,usls ss ss .,.a. 49,, !.
w. 9 sLluaapll ~. 80 t... s.ssl .ss.
$3.50 ansa.ls Sssi ~, saaoS - -, 49,
$3.50 uiull lup - ioW e e -
CENT.
~ ADDITION V tne pattle over
W PCT cent SUPPORTS. tne Ssnals
y also expecten so spenu soMs J,
time on e Sz:o piliion SET asloe
WMcn WoulQ pernaiI tile loveIu- !
~ 80. - ,,, sr.s.S ,,,,,,s,.
49, s,,o ~ 1850 s,,,.,,o,.s ,,rns,a,, ,s,sn
!; -. -. ..s ~ e s,,,,,o,.t Ae,,res T,l,e
= go 49, ~, o,,,,,s sne y. a
s; u, 1. ,.,o,.t,, - s,,rnlnses ho,,rht
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~ ne A.,ceics.d Press


WHITESBURG, KY, July 81.
Eleven persons. trapped in the
flames of their overturned l041
automobile. died on Pine Noun
tain today in the worst single
/ car tragedy In National Safety
Council records.
The only survivor. Hexie,
Make, 40. was in q serious condi-
ton from burns over most Of his
body. ms wife and three chill
dren were killed.
Also trapped when the auto
caught IRE were Mr.. Makes sis
ter, Mrs. Lulu Brown. 81. hel
husband. Tom. II. the driver and
owner Of the car: their four
children: and Martha Gibson, II,
| who lived with the Browns.
State police quoted Mr.. Make
hospitalized nearby. as saying
the auto became overheatec
climbing the steep grade and
Mr.. Brown tried to stop shortly
1 after passing the crest Of the
mountain.
Mr.. Make said the brake!
| failed and Mr.. Brown drove intt
q ditch to keep from careeninf
down the long slope. The auts
/ SfysicIe q cliff tanning the ri0hI
door, then skidded around AMI
overturned on its left side.
State Police Sergt. Chester
Potter said Mr.. Make told hin
he climbed out 3 window.
Mr.. Make said the gaSolinl
tank burst into flames as he es'
capped but that he grabbed an q,
lying nearby and tried to hacl
/ an opening for the others unit
the heat drove him away. DeSpit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
} Three Anfi-Red Bills
Scheduled for Early
Action in Senate
sy the Associated .Prass

In q shift Of previously an
nounced plans. Senate Majority
Leader Knowland has scheduled
three anti Communist bills to
be called up In the Senate after
action on farm legislation.
President Eisenhower told q
news conference last week he
would be more than bitterly dis
appointed If these and other bills
he listed failed Of enactment be-
fore Congress adjourns. The
President did not spell out speci-
fically the anti-subversive bills
he had In mind. but he referred
to those proposed by Attorney
General Brownell. About q dozen
have been recommended by Mr..
Brownell. some Of them already
killed In committee.
Death for Spying.
Senator Knowland told the
Senate yesterday that once it
disposes Of the resolution offered
by Senator Flanders. Republican,
Of Vermont to censure Senator
Mccarthy. it viii finish with the
administrations foreign aid bin.
Next, he said, will be farm
legislation. Then. ahead Of social
security and other measures. viii
come three anti-Red bills.
One Is q HouSe-passed bill to
tighten up present espionage and
sabotage laws. Already approved
by the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee in amended form, It pro-
vides that the death penalty
could be imposed for spying in
peacetime as well as In wartime.
A second. also approved by the
judiciary committee, would
authorize the Government to bar
from any defense plant individ-
uals whom it has reasonable
grounds to believe might engage
In sabotage or espionage.
The House Judiciary COM
nittee. however, has shelved this
bill.
Aimed at Labor Unions.
The third anti-Red bill listed
by Senator Knowland is aimed
primarily at stripping any legal
standing from labor unions that
are Communists dominated.
Mr.. Brownell had recon-
mended a bill-rejected by the
House judiciary Committee-to
permit the dissolution of labor
unions or business firms found
to be Communist infiltrated.
Instead of approving that
measure. the Senate Judiciary
Committee has brought out a
new bill.
Under the 1850 Internal Sc
curity Act. Communist action
and Communist-front groups
are required to register with the
Attorney General. The bill APP
proved BY the Judiciary Com
mittee would require registration
elso by "Communist-infiltrat
organizations" and impose GER
tain penalties on them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01

q higher debt ceiling In the
Senate.
The Atomic Energy bill pro-
yided one Of the hitterest fights
OF the year over Government
versus private development Of
commercial electric power from
Atomic Energy before the bill
passed the Senate recently.
Liberals secured the adoption of
several amendments to curb
what they feared would be
monopolistic use of atomic pow
er. The House did not, accept
such amendments and If the
House wins in conference the
Senate may face another tough
fight on the conference report
Friends of postal workers and
other government employees will
continue to make a fight for pay
increases. which have not yet
passed either House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
Worst One ar { rash Kills TT
As Brokes FoiI, Auto Hits Cliff

flames which had burned away
his clothing. Mr.. Make was again
attempting to free the others
when help arrived. "a
State police identified the,
other dead as Mrs. Elsie Make, .
SO: her children. Betty Sue, S, !.
Bobby Ray, Z, and Louise. Il: and
the Brown children. Christine, Q,
Shirley JEAN. s. Hayden. 5. and
Geraldine. 2.
A National Safety Council
spokesman in Chicago said the
11-person toll was the worst
single car toll' on record In this
country. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
By Allen pgur

The Senate Is expected to get
!, ,.,,,,,,y 3 NJ. ,,,, u 4 g,a,a,,.,,
-, s.. S. 81 80, -. 81
iarM Oil .nis WssA, = u 49,
Senators are likely M md them
selves In another verbal battle
as bitter. though perhaps not
as lengthy. as those on the
atomic energy bill and the reso-
luton cenSurfng Senator Me-
Carthy.
Majority Leader KnoWlard has
said he plans 20 take up the
farm bill g soon as the senate
Edisposes q the McCarIny issue
and the foreign AID Dill. a ni-
partisan group q Democrats ana
farm- state Repun licans are walt !
Ing 70 flgnt Tor an amenument
which VIII continue the present
rigid. 20 per cent 81 parity price
support system Ior ano1ner year.
For Wees TINS eronp .n 10 49,.
pIealcting y nds 3 oO-ov $3.50
70 livet Inls provision into tne
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crisfield Hard crob Derby

CRISFIELD. Nd. July 81 (E).
The, week end of August 27.,
1929 has been set for Crisfield's
annual hard crab derby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
What's This? Real Cinderella
Story to Become q Movie?

and will tell the real story
with no more embellishments
than CinemaScope, color.
ballets. music and q tremen-
dous cast"
Actually. this new venture
with the oldest of the oldies,
was inspired by the play Of
the same title now running in
London.
In doing so MGM is aiming
for another success as its
"Lili," in which little Miss
Caron shot to fame. It will be
told. MGM says. lin the same
lifting. musical and dancing
manner" For the palace ball,
they're scheming up one of
the most spectacular ballet Sc
quenceS ever filmed. not ex-
cepting the magnificent dance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
HOLLYWOOD.

Millions Of movie fans are
under the impression Holly
wood has been filming the
story Of Cinderella ever since
the motion-picture business
came into existence. Cinder-
ella has been the basic formu-
la for at least 5000 movie
plots.
But we haven't seen q thing
yet. Listen to the announce
ment from MGM-that it
soon viii put before the
cameras THE Glass Slipper"
billed as 1.-THE Story Of Cinder-
ella" starring Leslie Caron as
the heroine of the greatest
fairy tale of all time. Walt
Disney, of course, scored one
of his top triumphs with his
cartoon version Of "Cinder-
ella" five years ago. but this
will be the first time live
actors are to be used in the
famed story. =
Sure, we realize she has
been done up in celluloid and
in so many forms that all this
seems silly" said an MGM
spokesman, "but now we're
getting down to thesgrass roots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

beautiful model in cream and
black this week, but only after
unsuccessfully canvassing
every Los Angeles dealer in
search of a straight black
model. Now. he's having it
painted all black.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
These Sharp Cars
Are Not for Gable
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
Shy guy-if you want to
spot Clark Gable in the busy
whirl of HOLLYWOOD traffic,
don't look for him in a purple
car with green sidewalks. or
anything flashy. On the con-
trary, Gable shudderS at the
thought Of attracting attention
and in his automobiles insists
upon the most conservative
colors available.
The big fellow bought Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

specialties projected in IAN
American in Paris"
This will feature Taina Fig.
brilliant young Finnish bal
lerina recently discovered in
London and put under con-
tract by the studio.
released by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Anything less is YESTERDAYS car
NUMBER ONE in power!

Chryser and only Chrser gives you the combination Of
the foremost power developments of day. All
Chryser frsts No other overtake this Chryser
lead for years to come!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
77E247
Pep Assembly

A Pep Assembly was held Fri
day afternoon to prepare the stu-
dents for the game with Bowling
Green that night.
The assembly started off with
the band playing a few marches
and then a Hello cheer to Bowling
Green. After the cheer, the stu
dents joined in with the Alma
Mater then there were speeches
by Mr.. Corthell, Mr.. Lukac, and
several members of the football
squad.
The cheerleaders then led the
students in cheers. The assembly
was then closed with everyone
singing the Port Clinton Fight
Song.
The cheerleaders this year are:
Bonnie Boyle, Ann Forster, Geor-
gia Hawkings, Betty Lou Sarty,
Carole Smith, and Dorothy Stef.
anacci.
Ann Forster
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24

Larry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Spencer, is recovering in
st. Charles Hospital from a rup-
tured appendix.
Twenty-nine members and four
visitors attended the Kiwanis meet
ing last week. P. Whitehead of
the Cincinnati Office of the Boy
Scouts of America spoke. The Ohio
District Convention will be held
at Columbus from October 10th to
18th.
Mrs. Billie Reynolds and Mrs.
Clarence Smith spent the weekend
at Ann Arbor, visiting Clarence
Smith. Mrs. Reynolds returned
Sunday evening and Mrs. Smith
stayed over until his discharge
Tuesday.