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Evening star., 1954-09-14
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

rambler, full bsmt.. with outside
entr., ,carport. lovely patio. beaut.
GROUNDS. H-acre lot: nice loc. in an
area of Individual homes. Si6,950.
:, HUGH e ,,io !; PECK. HE. 4,64oo;
SkENIWoOD-Brk rambler, bed
rooms, full bsmt. with rec. rm. conv,
70 schools and transp. Price reduced
for quick sale: Call Mr. FregJe.
SPARKS AGENCY Du. 1906 i'm
c.AisrLIr / u MANOR, HYArrsvrLLEl HYArrsvrl'. :
Lovely Cape Cod brk., corner lot
$500 down. JOHN A VENT.
CHILLUM. ST. JOHNS PARISH
Spacious 3-bedrm brick; bsmt.. ex-
JOHN A. VENT. EP' P 7-oson, % Is 80 ,g'H.
HYATTSVILLE-Brk. Cape Cod; ga
rage many any extras. JOHN A. WENTz.
PARKLAWNo. PaARKLAsSo' o1-approved. 1mmaa, mac g.
rm. Diet. brick with amazing % amount
OF floor space and walk-in closets.
t3 twin-siZe bedrms.) Small down
payt. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64O0.
RIVERDALE. 1900 block oliver st
S-rm brick Colonial. Full bsmt :.
garase. Concrete porch. Price Si4.-
$50; FHA or GI financing available.
, ROBERT S. DAVIS g. co. is
MD.--3-story frame
nome nome. I bedrms. and bath. screened
I'd. fenced, Price. Sl5 5000. A. II Fl.
SEIDENSP1NNER. Reaitor. WA =
HiLIs-By owner;
3.hedrm. brick rambler; GE kit.
din. area: large finished rec. rm.,
way. $4,000. Assume CT 1st trust,
$4,000. 40 interest. HA. 2-S746,
WEST RIvERDALE. MD. - Frame
home on lge. handicapped grounds,
also also trees: lee. hv. rm. with fire.
eiosed s porcb an r4 bedri SPsnins and on ba,S Ee
Price. $4,000. Possession rI with With
settlement. A. II. sEiDENsPINNEsRsii
Realtor. WA. 7-l0l0 or WA. 7-469s.
W. -bedrm. brick. 3 years
old; oil heat, compl equipped kit,
Mas large fenced lot; facing Sligo pkwy.
1.s4s4, PRIMROSE REALTY CO.
tEW EASTPINES-o-be -bedrm. ram
o,cr with expandable Ind f.. com
plstelv insulated and newly, dec.
e"hfre'e pabt scbsois ps6i9 9r Rar9chal and
PTsaoc Rf4t aaf spARKs RiSss soENcY 81 lo'q py can
FoU WILL LOVE the large master
bedrm.. large liy. rm in this 3-bed-
,Trm. brick home. Full bsmt., gas
washer VA approved. for SI3. 40:
no down payment Ss5la per mo
Immed: occupancy. BEACH REAL
ESTATE. 3434 Rhode Island ave
unsT s. OVER VII B. ,oS4'i e LINE s.E-al1sss5. Ea1s
f rsDlscs sctek SEQ Gsl0nin dn T r r@ coneEs,e Te
side porch. level. Anchor fenced lot.
property; must tEH seil cail aii'v Mr. Gseef Pen[
iand; ST 3-136s; ewes. LU. 2-161o,
L.i 5mmac. 5-rm: and bath bunsalow
s5s PER MO. no VETS with no down
payment. 5-rm. det. brick. home
near new Woodlawn School Full
son so 81 Ths sppPoVed ppS sizes e T1 SOY SrpSs
till . pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS & co. Is
'j35 DOWN to non-vets, dncl set |
tlement charReSl lRe. 3-bdrm. semi |
Oct brick in East Riyerdale. Vacant. |
no red tape. move in Payments like |
rent PARKSIDE REALTY. JU !
*, sifia PER " No.. Ro To VET. will buy this.
practically-new 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW
tile bath; fenced. level lot; Clap
proved at $4,000: fast possession:
located Just over D. C. line in Car
modv Hills. Call til @ pm, WA
$4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS & co
is
iEAR MD. UNIv.-s950 cash buys
this immac. 3-bedrm. brick and
shingle home on weIl-iandscapcd lot.
Full bsmt.. storm windows: immed.
poss. A buy at Sl3 500. Cali Till
2 nm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT S.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

COLORED-VACANT
Want to Save Money? !? ?
THEN READ BELOW
5ah lNDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc. only
S4su down; lovely 2O-ft. row brick,
ants. of rms. and kit. ca. oil
n H., dble. brick garage. fl,li
basement. Priced right.
John D. Neuman Prop, Inc.
VIZ 1oth st. NV. Ma. S-232I
-~ 10
Evening star., 1954-09-14
GI APPR SIT 95O

POWDER ROOM 1st FL.
An all-brick, 3-bedrm. Colonial in
Wyneate. Conv. to NH, st James
Francis psrochial school, jr. h. and
elem, public school. Liv. rm. with
nrepl. full din rm., spac. kit,
large inclosed rear garden. Call
INC OIL R-1Snn - r
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HOUSES FOR sAlE-s.E- !.

near 18th and MINI.
ave.--Semidet. stucco, Z, rms, 3 Ice.
bedrns., screened porch. bsmt.. oil
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. LU
4-:sintl and LU. o-591S.
BOILING FTELD-3-bedrm brick
Sld.50a: full bsmt.; good cond. !;
500 cash $63 mo- incl. taxes.
HARRY l. GoDDARD. OF. 4-ss3aa
HTS.-ao-ft. front. SEMI
det brick; g rms.., 3 hedrms.. rec
rm., l p baths. deep lot: $50 DIN, or
FLA 30-year loan. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LU. 4-34o0 and LU.
4-3aSg.
- Several det. brick
homes. Rambler, Cape Cod. Colon
ial: 3 and 4 bedrms. Call for appt.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. LU.
4.3400 and Lu. 2-5916. liz
LGE. BRICK. q rms. Ia baths. rec.
rm.. deep lot; like new; low down
payt:: S55 mo: HE, 4-7326. Ia
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
S37 Raleigh pl. s.e.---6-rm. def. home
and beautiful lse, lot: within I block
Of store. schools and transp. Easy
terms. JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor,
10. $4,000. -lk
Evening star., 1954-09-14

VETERANS. NO DOWN PAYMENT
NON-VETS.. LIBERAL TERMS
New ramblers: 3 bedrms.. full bsmts..
2, paths. complete GE kits. School
days. Best buy in area: contingent
sales accepted; descriptive folder
mailed on request. For information
call Mr.. Brisker. TU 2-0726 morn
ings LO, $4,000 afternoon and ewes
ING DEVELOPMENT CORP III
Evening star., 1954-09-14
BETHESDA, SI6.s5O.
CT APPROVED

Here Is your Chance to purchase an
immac. mod. brk. in an est. close in
loc Center entr. Ice. hv. rm. with
flrepl.. cheerful kit, 3 bedrms.,
rec. rm. Mr.. school and bus. Low
down payment. For appt. Mr.
Wright. EARL T. WRIGHT, OIL,
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HOUSES FOR sALF-Mp.
YEAR Seneca. Guard Loci

Near Seneca Guard Lock
Have. you been looking for nice,
Then you must see s'catfish." 9
acres with redwood siding house
consisting of living room with fire.
place, combination kitchen. dining
room, utility room, modern bath,
large bedroom storage room and
screened living porch In perfect
repair. Outside fioodlights. auto
matte deep-well water pump, worm
pit and the pond. Pump house,
large garage and tool house. storage
house. Fruit and nut trees. grape
arbor II miles from washington,
$500. Call MIR, Domer, SANDOZ,
INC nIl 1O1A 4 Z
Evening star., 1954-09-14

- Open ewes. and
week ends; new-house cond. = brs.
full basement. brick, attr. yard;
semidet.; conv. IL tranSp. and
schools; GI or FILA. 1403 Hunt
ington ave, or call TE. 6-55II.
JOHN CANNEY, Herndon 4S0.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

BRIGHTWOOD - Semidet. brick,
white. on large level lot. rms, 2
garage. Owner says sell with rea-
sonable cash. Bal. like rent, Mr
Weaver, WO. 6-4944.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
l224 18th ST NV. AID. 4-2005
neutrality-suspicious. AREA
S12,250. Some with small down
payments. some ,GI. Ewes, RIA.
AuERBAcH d CO.. DI. 5-65oi
Evening star., 1954-09-14
GI-S12,5OO

No down payment needed
to buy this 2-bedrm. brick
rambler, located in Silver
Spring, close TO schools and
transp. 1t has lge. liy. rm.
with fireplace, and level lot.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

LANGLEY PARK AREA
HERE'S 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial house with CENTER
hall plan. liv. rm.. din rm.,
kit, full bsmt with rec, rm,,
"a bath. Close to st. CamilIus
parochial school and public
elementary school.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE; $4,000. TIL Q PM. RA. $4,000
IA Years Of Dependable Service
Evening star., 1954-09-14

s0.ft; brick; concrete Colonial front
porches. complete baths Non ist and
and floors. full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.;
garase- ST. 3-4415, ia. a-S749.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
EXTRA. (.

1921 Fort Dupont st.
Semidet. brick, large hv. rm.. dinette,
bsdrms xery and sPsdieds ed baum fa sess ss
GAG. ,Conv. to schools. transp and
stores. Call LU o-552n If
Evening star., 1954-09-14

NEAR MD. UNIv.-S950 cash buys
this immac. 3-bedrm brick and
shingle home on well-iandscapnd lot.
Full bsmt,. storm windows: fmmed.
poss. A buy at Sl3 500. Call ill
Evening star., 1954-09-14

ROCK CREEK HILLS-A handsome
custom-built rambler on o 2s-acre
lot overlooking the park. All rooms
are larger than average. 3 bedrooms.
room; 2-car gar. An exceptional
home for the discriminating family
$4,000 NORTHWEST REALTY.
OIL. 4-6S67. I5s
ROCKVILLE-First time offered. T..
rm.. 2-bath Cape Cod home; GI-
appraised at S12,500. No money
down to veteran earning 81 800 a
year. $500 mo. total payment. A
1-owner, prewar home In perfect
condition with lovely shaded lot.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC. PO. .
615l; ewes, Mr.. Bridges. PO. 2-2039.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

GEORGETOWN, 29l3 Olive ave,
! blk. north of M-Thoroughly re-
cond.,. incl new shades and drapes:
baths, , flrepls.: garden. FRANK
NJ DOYLE WO H-oSa1
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-04-01
Uss Ammonium suIphate
-. better nitrogen for better Yields

The Gamblers depend upon USS AM
monium Sulphate for the alI-important
nitrogen used In their cropping pro-
gram. They Like USS Ammonium Sui
phate because it's so easy to use. It's
Kindred to assure free-running per-
Torrance. It's less corrosive than SINH
Lar materials. And USS Ammonium
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-04-01

Sulphate won't leach out during heavy
rains, but is available when the plants
really need it.
See your fertilizer dealer right away
about proft-producing USS Ammo
MUM Sulphate so that you'll be ready
to apply it early this spring to assure
earlier growth.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-04-01

INIR. GANDER and his father operate
a 101-acre dairy farm which is en-
tirely devoted to hay, grain and pas
ture for their 40 COWS and 40 year
ling heifers. They report tremendous
success with their high-nitrogen fer
tlllzing program =. 10000 pounds
per acre twice year. The first appli-
cation is made in April; the second
right after the first hay cutting. MIR.
Camden has found that this second
application increases their yield for
feed at least ! ton per acre.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-04-01

The Gamblers figure the amount OF
extra hay produced by using high
nitrogen fertilizers is worth three
times the cost of the fertilizer. They
are impressed by the fact that not
only is there direct monetary profit
through greatly increased yields, but
also their land is richer, their cattle
healthier and more productive, and
their milk production is increased In
quality as well as in quantity (some-
times as much as 120 pounds day
from the 40 head.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-04-01

are fairly good. Growers who want
to take advantage of the loan pro-
gram are urged to make early pro-
vision for storage room. Farmers
who have storage space to reseal
wheat and other grain will be paid
the storage fee provided in the gov
ernment'S uniform storage agree
ment.
FEED GRAINS-Prices probably
will work little higher by early
summer. Placements under the sup
port program are tying up an inn
portant part of the supply that
would normally go to market. Up
to February IS, 291 million bushels
of corn and al million bushels of
oats, barley and grain sorghums had
been inpounded. Unless prices rise
soon, placements of corn will con-
tinue high until the May 81 dead
line.
FLAXSEED-Prices may need to
advance enough to induce sales of
some purchase agreement" stocks.
The, ''free" supply on February l
after allowing for seed and other
farm use, was only about eight mil
lion bushels. Crushings in February
June last year were about 8.5 mill
lion bushels. Growers plan to plant
Is per cent more acreage this year,
which would mean crop of 46 mil
lion bushels if yields are near aver
age. That is much more than is
needed.
SEEDS-TotaI supplies of alfalfa,
red clover. alsike clover, 1adino
clover, timothy, crested wheat grass,
sudangrass and tall fescue seeds are
more than Is per cent greater than
the amount of each sown in the past
season. Stocks of Kentucky blue
grass red top and white clover are.
about one-half less and lespedeza
stocks one-third less than were used
last year. Drouth damage to stand
is expected to increase spring de-
mand, especially for emergency
forage crops. Use of high yielding
classes and varieties of seeds, even
at some increase in cost, usually
will pay out.
DAIRY PRODUCTS - Prices for
butter and cheese will be relatively
stable near the new support levels
in the next few months. Changes
in prices for milk for fluid use will
depend on local regulations govern
ing milk prices. Milk production
is running or per cent over
year ago and at a record high for
the time of year. Consumption ap-
pears to be slightly higher than a
year ago. but production is out
running consumption at the rate of
about eight billion pounds of milk
year.
EGGS-PriceS will remain rather
low during the heavy production
period in April and May. Flocks
are Smelling out about per cent
more eggs than year ago, but
demand. for immediate consumption
and for storage is good at present
prices. Returns over feed cost have
been cut sharply by the price drop.
POTATOES - Prices for Idaho
Russets have strengthened, but most
varieties remain quite low. Sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
MANASSAS, VA.
coo OE0
MCLEAN
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
MCLEAN VA

1899 Ell. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
WILL, BUILD

4Orft. brick rambler with carport on
E EHqE 8t F slS9PS' o viii af faaRce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

41OLG144N, va.
For full value in workmanship and
material, see this 3-bedrm.. "a bath
home, on a high l2-acre lot. Daylight
firepl. and bath roughed in. Garage
and screened porch complete this
home; within walking distance of
elem. school, shopping and bus;
S2S,S50. LEE w. CHARTERS. Broker.
Mclean. Va. Ell. $4,000. 20
Evening star., 1954-11-03

Holden Sees Crosby
As Oscar Contender
= BY SheiIoh Grohom

wounded are back in the states" /"
It's Alan Ladd, Bill Holden
and-Paramount hopes-Cla
Gable for THE Covered Wagon -
/ What a cast that would be! It
would surely get back the pro-
duction money, no matter what
the cost.
Alfred Hitchcock finished 1.-THE
Trouble With Harry last week
his quickest picture--in 30 days.
He took on the leading lady,
Shirley McLaine, without ever
having seen her. She was Carol
Haney's understudy in "The Pa
jana Came" and was playing
for Carol when Hal Wallis saw
the show and signed her for a
starring contract. On such
chances are careers born in
Hollywood.
When Guy Madison gave his
profession as merchant" on his
marriage license t'other day. he
wasn't lying. A big part of his
income comes from the Wild Bill
Hickok merchandise.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-11-03
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

| Stage.
Arena -- "Androcles and the
Lion; $40 pm.
National - Wedding Break
fast; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Shubert - Gentlemen Prefer
Blonds": $3.50 pm.
Catholic University-"Vol-
pone": $3.50 pm.
Screen.
bassador-"A Star Is
Born; lis, ASS and 1885 pm.
Capitol-"Beau Brummel";; IL
am. 1:10. 3:20. $3.50. TAO and
$3.50 pm.
Colony "Sunderin"; 6:45, $40
and $50 pm.
Columbia Rogue Cop;
1880 am, 1:35. $40. $40, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Dupont - "Hobson's Choice;
lis. $40. 500, 1880 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's white Christmas;
10:30 am, 12:45. 3, $40, 7:35
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Julius Caesar; 1:15,
800. 5:25, 1880 and 9:35 pm.
MacArthur-"Mr. Hulot's Hol-
iday":: 1880 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - "A Star Is
Born; 11:25 am, 2:45, sos and
9:25 pm.
Ontario -" "Sabrina":: /, sos,
$40. 1880 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"S Suddenly; 1l:40
am, las, $3.50, 5:55, 1855 and
10 pm.
Playhouse Rear Window;
11:10 am, 1:10, 3:15, $40, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
Piazza Bullet Is Waiting:
IL, lao, 3:20, 4:55, 6:35, 500.
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"On the Water
'front.': 11:15 am, 1870. $3.50.
5:35, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"::
1880 and 4:30 pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-03

mond. Va, for instance, who has
developed into something Of q
pen pal Of MGM's production
boss.
"It started In quite the other
direction" Mr.. Schary says.
I'VE made a short called The
MGM Story We were fairly
proud Of ourselves as a family,
and, thought. properly mod
est. ! narrated the film, to give
it q cozy more than q profess
sional touch.
My Richmond correspondent
loathed the f1lm. and especially
my part In II. He demanded
back his noney-so I sent him
a check for IS cents. When it
did not come back in the can
celled checks, I wrote him, ex-
planning that he was keeping
the family check book of
balance.
We'll, the check finally came
back-directly from the doctor.
but with the signature torn of.
He explained that after seeing
Lili' and Julius Caesar he
would settle for my autograph
as that Of a man who could
make pictures worth possibly
more than he had to pay to see
them. I felt just fine"
II x X
NEW BROADWAY HIT: The
newest toast Of Broadway, it
might interest you to know, is
the Ballets Espagnola, with Te-
resa and LuisilIo, which did far
too little business in its recent
week at the National. The New
York dance critics have not been
so enraptured in seasons, to wit:
I'VE have not had so good a
Spanish show in many a season. "
John Martin, New York Times.
". a brilliant show, with
fine settings, expertly arranged
orchestra accompaniments and,
most important Of all, dancing
rich in vitality" Walter Terry,
New York Herald Tribune.
"The customers really blistered
their palms applauding." Rob-
ert Coleman, Daily Mirror.
Definitely for the preferred
list" Danton Walker, New York
Daily News.
The concensus: That the four
weeks of the company on Broad
way will be painfully inadequate
to take care of New York's en-
Evening star., 1954-11-03

put ulCO WOTQS. IL COulQ De b
sloppy posture. or the late Ernie
Pyle's way of making a new hat
look five years old in five hours.
It could be an easy, curious
way of looking at life. Or it
could be that there is no such
thing that cattle raisers. the bar
ber or any one else does not have
for those with the eyes and the
opportunity to see it.
At any rate, Mr.. Schary is al
ways the easiest to talk to among
Hollywood's top-f1ight executives.
He was here the other day, with
his wife who paints very profess
sionally, and his son, Jeb. Jeb
is named for Gen. Jeb Stuart,
one Of his fathers heroes. All
three were on vacation, one pur-
pose of which was to show young
Jeb where his ramesake made
his name as a Confederate
General.
y \ II
Nevertheless, the talk did get
around to movies, movie -making
and movie people.
One thing Mr.. Schary is sorry
about as a production executive,
and possibly even sorrier about
as writer, is that omnibus
movies do not take. Every one
started tossing in the titles of
brief, brilliant pieces of fiction
that seem shamefully lost to
moviegoers, now more than ever
in the era of the film of epochal,
or big-screen, size.
"'Quartet' (four Vaughan
stories) had some popularity,
but not enough to pay off" Mr..
Schary recalled. "All the others
did even less we'll. There ought
to be a place for an omnibus of
several dramatic vignettes. They
have public in the best maga-
zines and elsewhere-but not,
somehow. on the screen"
Mr.. Schary was sorry and
every one else was sorry, but that
Is the way 1t is.
X X \ Il
Another thing about Mr..
Schary as a writer with a
built-in administrative talent:
He likes to read the letters the
studio gets, with an especially
acute taste for the unflattering
ones. Once in a while. one Of
these will lead to a lasting
friendship.
There is a doctor in Rich
Evening star., 1954-11-03

name is Jude Harrison and she
is playing the part of Celia in
Ben Jonson's tempestuous COM
edy. This reviewer was full of
admiration for Miss Harrison's
acting so carried away by it that
he attributed the performance
to Shannon Allen.
But we disown responsibility
for the reference in the review
to Scranton Mouton's BonariI
as a most likely lecher." We
wrote unlikely"
Any other questions?
Evening star., 1954-11-03

thusiasm for the brilliant Wis
itorS.
STUPID US: When we were
a STRIPPING in this business
that was several years ago-we
had a boss who advised: when
you are wrong, be beautifully,
outrageously wrong"
Well, there's a girl in "Vol-
pone" at Catholic University
who has every reason to be-
lieve we still are vehemently
following the mans advice. Her
Evening star., 1954-11-03
HOLLYWOOD.

.
Mrs. Jerry Lewis underwent
q second operation at the Ced-
ars of Lebanon Hospital. /.
Talking with Jerry at Para
mount later-Friday-he said,
ut wasn't too serious"
William Holden says that the
changing of one scene in 1.-THE
Country Girl" enhances Bing
Crosby's chance of winning an
Oscar 1850 per cent"
Mike Curtiz, busy with "The
Vagabord King" and 'The
Covered Wagon" hasn't given
up on getting Mario LAMA to
play a Caruso type in "Sere-
nade." who says this boy is
temperamental?" he asked me.
II met him seven years ago
when he was a slim young man.
and he has always been CO.
operative"
Rosalind Russell came into the
Paramount cafe wearing a white
swim suit, with Hubby Fred
Brisson beaming because Queen
Mother Elizabeth had been to
see his "Pajama Game" in New
York. ROE is looking for three
girls, aged 8, II and IA, to
portray her in her childhood
years in 1.-THE Girl Rush" Write
to Paramount casting director,
parents, not me. And some
one was wondering why Howard
Hughes wouldn't pay the extra
money to film 1.-THE Girl Rush"
In wide screen on his lot. 1t
was originally planned for RKO.
x X **
In Venice they were surprised
when Hopalong Cassidy (Bill
Boyd> appeared minus cowboy
clothes and smoking a cigar
cite in a long ivory holder. The
West isn't what it was.
CHS. is wooing Greta Garbo
again for a big one-shot on TV
She can write her own check
and pick her own costars. Aw,
come on, Gee-Gee.
Jean Simmons may do "The
Viking" while she's in England
-. Paul Kelly has just finished
q narcotics movie titled "H."
Fred MacMurray is showing AZ
COWS and bulls at the Cow Pal.
ace in San Francisco. He ha.
whole families of pure-bred An.
gus, including one bull for which
he paid $4,000.
Anne Baxter and Russell Bird
we'll are back from Paris, and Il
certainly looks like marriage
coming up for the star and hel
press agent-manager. Birdwel
dislikes fat ladies and Annie Il
now a trim los pounds with {
21-inch waist. She'll be busy
until next July in "Tacey Crom.
well" and "The Ten Command.
ments.'
It's like a circus when Jacl
Palance works. Before each
scene he does push-ups, shadow
boxing, and sometimes track
runs around the set. But he i:
trying to curb that strong lang.
uage.
*&A
Raymond Burr is so busy il
you're Never Too Old" that HI
has to take himself out of tn,
wonderful cop role in "The Des
perate Hours" And he can't d,
the play either. AS usual, Ray i
&c ting together q troupe to en-
1 te ain CTS this Christmas. "Bu
this year wen tour the hospital
In the Is Western states" he toll
tme. People forget that all tn
Evening star., 1954-11-03
The Posing Show
The Passing Show
Dore Schory IS Sorry, Too,
About Short Story Gems
By Joy cormody

Dore schay among Hollywood executives enjoys great
advantage in his relations with the press.
For all his administrative skill which makes him and
frmer in his MCM drivers seat Mr. Scary still
heart Just what writer at heart something that hard to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
LINKER REELECTED

R. c. "Chick" Linkers Tiffin,
was reelected president of the
Erie Isle Ferry Company at the
annual meeting held Saturday in
Put-in-Bay's Town Hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
HUNGRY FISH HELP SET RECORDS
AS ICE FISHING RACE CONTINUES
Ice fishing at Puf-in-Bay is SET

Ice fishing at Put-in-Bay is SET
ting aIi-time records consistent
ly this winter, with last week
ends records apparently Un-
breakabIe.
New records were established
for the most passengers hauled
in Air Tours, Inc, planes from
the Port Clinton airport during
winter months, for the largest
number Of visiting fishermen,
for the largest number Of visit.
ors to spend winter weekend
at Pvt-in-Bay, for the largest TO-
tai catch through the ice, and
for the largest commercial catch
by one family.
Hauling in large perch as fast
as they could, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Rudy and son Jim, Jr., SET a
record with an S84 commercial
catch Saturday.
Among the local sports en-
thusiasts who had a wonder
full time at ePut-in-Bay were
barber Charles Sibrel, Gyp-
sum, and George Sibrel, man.
ager of the ,R. Hagel Com
pany, Gypsum, who caught