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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Motels Invade ItoIy
ROME

Motels, generally considered a
part of American culture, have
invaded Italy. A motel has been
in operation for several months
in Parma in the northern part
Of the country and another is
under construction at Paestum,
near Foggia in the south. Tele-
vision in every unit is not one
of the features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Newport Exhibits
18th Century House
NEWPORT, r. ]

The Hunter House. shown un-
der the auspices of the Preserva-
ton Society of Newport County
is open daily from 10 am. tc
5 pm,
The finest surviving house OF
Viewpoints era of great prosperity
before the American Revolution
it was built about l748 at time
when Newport was a greater sea-
port than either New York OF
Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Top Events at Resort
OCEAN CITY, N. ]

OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Two colorful balls. which for
several years have been high
lights of this resorts social sea-
son. are scheduled for the Music
Pier. The Police and Firemen's
Ball is set for August 10. The
annual Lifeguards' Ball follows
on August q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
For Rough Streets
MADRID

SPANS picturesque cobbled
streets can be easy on the feet
if the visitor invests in the COM
Portable native "alpargata" or
rope-soled canvas slipper. Cost
ing only a couple of United
States dollars, the slippers are
rated as one Of the best holiday
buys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
sereenN secret released TO the public for the first time
by MAX FACTOR worlds foremost moke -

THIS IS III The miracle you've been
hearing about. the private formula
Max Factor created to hide dark
circles. lines. blemishes, from the
mereiless scrutiny of the motion pic
ture and television cameras. Yes,
this very product. used day in, day
out by the beauties of the glamour
industries. is at last yours in form
that's as easy to use as a lipstiek.
IMAGINE! Just a few strokes of
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flaws that mar your beauty can be
banishcd from sight. And you don't
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ing your makeup. For GRACE is not
a cosmetic -. you use GRACE only
ichere It is needed, before applying
makeup or pithoat any makeup.
you CAN'T ESCAPE n. Every woman
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Ocean City
Continued From Page ESD

Long and Mrs. Lois Lloyd of
Alexandria, Mrs. Mary Benson,
Rockville; Philip Gambino,
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Midsummer Musicale Of Art Students
Is Coming Week S Feature at Rehoboth

Gale of the Rehoboth Art League
to be held Friday at 8 pm. in
the auditorium Of the Rehoboth
School on Old Bay road. A spe-
cial feature this year will be the
appearance Of the young New
York dance team Of Kenn Dun
can and Jan Weaver. Their rou-
tines, created especially for them,
are modern combined with class
ical ballet. Kenn Duncan was
at one time the American roll
er-skating champion, free style.
The featured singer on the pro-
gram will be Frederick Perrone,
New York baritone, who has ap-
peared in concerts. radio. stage
and operatic roles. He recently
sang at Newark, N. j., with a
newly organized opera troupe.
and. on the strength of this per-
formance. has been engaged to
do two concerts and two operas
in Newark this fall.
A special costume party is
planned for young people of
the summer colony in Corkran
Studio next Thursday, August
IL. at 3 pm, sponsored by the
junior and intermediate students
of this seasons art classes of
the Rehoboth Art League. This
will be a young folks affair COM
parable to the adults Bal
Masque, held July Is at the
Rehoboth Country Club. In
similar manner prizes will be
awarded for the most interest
ing costumes as the participants
parade before a committee of
judges. Mrs. Don E. Ahrens Of
Detroit is general chairman.
Among the young Washington
hostesses in the junior art class
are Linda Murphy, daughter of
Mrs. William c.. Murphy, and
Lorna Penny Spitz, daughter of
Melvin Spitz of Silver Spring;
Judy and John Salzer, children
of Maj. and Mrs. Lester Salzer;
Shelly Murphy. daughter of the
William Murphys, and Sharon
and Donald Liveda, children of
the Donald o. LivedaS.
Summer residents are always
interested in the annual munich
pal elections of Rehoboth Beach,
as three of the commissioners
are elected from the summer
property owners. The election
is on August IA. Much excite
ment has already been evinced,
as there's a contest this year
between two factions, the Citi-
zens' Party and the Peoples
Party. Three commissioners
are to be chosen this time, two
in the resident category and one
from the cottage colony.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
The Travellers Notebook
Worldwide TruveI Agency
Now Offers Trips on Credit
Roll Fon Trip

A train trip from Washington
over unfamiliar and, to some.
unknown Civil War railroads
has been concocted by the local
chapter Of the National Railway
Historical Society as its second
day-long excursion for 1854. AS
usual, these rail fans are inviting
the public to get aboard for a
modest round-trip fee of $6.75,
including taxs Much Of the trip,
set for September S, the Sunday
before Labor Day, is through
the scenic Shenandoah Valley.
Departing from Washingtbn's
Union Station at 8:15 am,
Daylight Time, the train will
pause to pick up other passengers
at Alexandria's Union Station
at $50. The rail fans and their
guests will ride in air-condi-
toned. reclining seat coaches.
A lunch car will serve, hot
sandwiches and beverages.
Now a standard feature of
such trips, facilities will be pro-
vided in a baggage car for taking
pictures. Among subjects the
camera fans will want to register
are the beautiful Manassas Gap
in the Blue Ridge Mountains
and the ruins of long -aban-
doned stone water tower that
catered to the thirst of Civil
War locomotives at Broad. Run.
To Stop at Luroy
Here is the route and several
points of interest:
The train will be powered by
a Southern Railway diesel from
Washington to Riverton juno
ton. There, a Norfolk and West
ern locomotive will take over for
the southwark run in the Shen-
andoahy Valley.
Tracks lead along the South
Fork of the Shenandoah River,
through Front Royal and Luray
and across big trestles and be-
meath towering cliffs to Shenan-
doah. The train will stop at Lu-
ray for sightseeing.
At Shenandoah, there will be
an opportunity to inspect the
all-steam terminal of the N. &
w.; also. buses will be waiting
to take the rail fans to Penn
Continued on Page CO, Col. 13
Evening star., 1954-08-08
RESORTS
EAGLES MERE. PA.


The pesfecs summer vacation avaieS
you at the Lake Of the Eagles, 22oo
feet high in the cool Alleghenies.
A complete program Of golf. swim.
ming. riding, tennis. sailing.
dancing. summer theater. Super.
vised childten's play. Delicious
meals. Easily reached on excellens
Highways. Season June II 20
September IS.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Newest Guest House
On St. croix Opens
sT. CRoIX. virgin Islan

ST. CROIX. Virgin Islands.
Newest addition to the group
Of hotels and guesthouses in st.
Croix is the st. Croix-by-the-
Sea. It opened in July and will
be operated throughout the year.
Each guestroom has its pri-
vate terrace overlooking the
Caribbean Sea. the pink and
white guest cottages being built
against the background Of
Frenchman'S Hill.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Varied Activities Drow Visitors to Shore Spots
Things Look Good
In Marlin Dep t.
At Ocean City
By WiIIiom B. Cochran
Special Dlspc,ch 70 The Star

OCEAN CITY, Md. - District
of Columbia residents-provided
they are Ocean City property
owners-have the opportunity
to vote In the municipal elec-
tions here tomorrow.
This voting prerogative isn't
granted them in either national
or municipal matters In their
own back yard.
There are 10 District Of Co
lumbia residents on the list Of
property owner -eligibles. accord
ing to City Hall records. These
have a potential voting power in
case of a close contest. Over
1000 property owners, and an
undetermined number of corpo-
ration stockholders holding at
least $100 worth of stock, may
vote here. The majority are
either Ocean City residents or
owners from the Eastern Shore.
A few listed as eligible to vote
come from Washington environs.
Four candidates are Jostling
each other in the mayoralty race.
They are Daniel Trimper, jr.,
veteran resort Mayor for the
past 10 years; William H. (Bar-
ney) McCabe, son of a late Ocean
City Mayor and a member OF
City Council with another two
year term If he isn't elected:
Frank Sacca, a band leader and
a city councilman, whose term
expires. and Robert L. Cropper,
Ocean City businessman.
Ten candidates are running for
the three vacancies on the five
man City Council. Polling will
be in the firehouse from 8 am.
to 6 pm.
Among District residents. these
are eligible voters: John j. and
Alys L. Brennan: Christ and
Kostas Buas, Edward r. and
Emma B. Carr. Gale and Rex
ford H. Feaster, Lee S. and
Jessie M. Hensley, Beverly and
Christian Heurich, jr.: Angeles
and Kostas Jones, Roland N
and Margaret H. Murray, Anna
Myers, Roy A. and Violet "
,Yagel.
Marlin Season
With two more months Of fish
ing left. there's a good possibility
that the white marlin catch this
year will beat the 1889 season
when 1.343 were caught. At
midweek this years catch stood
539 short of the record.
Eugene du Pont of Wilmington
had reserved the Mar-A-Mour
earlier this week for q crack at
the ocean monsters.
Osbourn Owings, Washington
realtor, will be out again this
week end for more MARLIN, He
will fish on one Of the Talbot E.
Bunting boats. d Others with
reservations with Capt. Bunting
include: Russell Keim, Wash
ington; Thomas P. Britain,
University Park; H. B. McCor-
mick, Winchester, Va: DR.. R. L.
Erickson. Laurel Md; C.. w,
Jackson, Rockville. Md. and
Martin Strauss Washington,
The Dunes Club. up the beach
from Ocean City, will hold q
masquerade dance Tuesday, Au-
gust 10. The club is for members
and guests only.
The new Shore Drive-In The
ater, just three miles east OF
Ocean City opened Friday night
The drive-in which will probably
have competition from Ocean
Downs Raceway nearby, now In
(See OCEAN CITY, Page CD
Evening star., 1954-08-08
By Jacques FutrelIe. Jr.
The Stor's Ynovel Editor

Tempting offers to make busi-
ness and pleasure trips on credit
are expanding, and it soon may
be possible to travel to any part
of the free world by any means
Of transportation without even
a down payment.
AS q matter of fact, travel on
credit has been possible ever
since bankers and companies
dealing in time-payment loans
recognized the value of vacations
to their clients and a profitable
outlet for funds. That recogni-
ton came years ago. OF late, /
companies whose primary busi-
ness is air transportation have
been getting into the act. The
ideay is that credit arrangements
will promote sales Of passage
over their lines.
Now comes q tirne-payment
offer that covers all phases OF
neutrality-suspicious. by ship,
rail, air or bus: hotel charges,
sightseeing trips, shopping
abroad and related expenses.
= The new credit system was
announced last week by the
American Express Co, and
marked the first entry of a travel
agency into the travel-on-credit
! field. The plan, however, is ad-
mittedly on trial basis, and
is confined to persons of good
credit standing residing or en-
ployed in and around the Great
er New York area. Only Amexco
Offices now handling the ar
rangements are located in Man
haitian.
To $1,000 or More
Announcing the plan, the
Worldwide travel agency fore
cast extension of the travel-on-
credit system to all parts of the
United States. Arrangements are
to be made with banks to par
ticipate in a number of cities
and towns. New York banks are
cooperating in the plan now,
loaning amounts ranging from
$500 to $1,000. Larger amounts
are possible, according to the
credit standing of the client.
Amexco's announcement last
week, citing some of the more
usual trips as examples and list
ing the monthly payments for
each, said:
Prospective travellers apply
for credit under the plan by
merely filling out a simple, one
page form. American Express
makes no charge for arranging
the credit transaction.
mo down payment is required,
and repayment may be made
over a period of IL, Is, Is or "a
months. But applicants must be
over 81 years of age and have a
steady income from a reliable
| source"
The fact that American Ex-
press has a travel agency Office
in Washington may lead to
early introduction of the plan
locally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03

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INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
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LUXURY APARTMENT
Garden Type
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bath 1914 so
Utilities. laundry facilities. free park
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1-fare bus zone. See janitor or cali
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INCLUDING UTILITIES
Also . few unfinished apartments
available.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-15

LAWNMOWER GRINDING. We
pick up and deliver. Call Charles
Young. Phone 217-W. If
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N o &c E

USING THE PROPER FERTTL-
1ZER on your lawn is as necessary
as using the correct fertilizer on a
field crop. Get Scott's Turf Builder
and be correct. Use our spreader
free. Fett Hdwe.
WE HAVE A SMALL AMOUNT.
of Hubam Annual Sweet CIsver in
stock. RAABE SEED COMPANY,
Continental, Ohio. N-2I
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-15

CUSTOM SPRAYING for spittle-
bugs. Archie Diller, 530-Y, Bluffton
phone. N-3
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N o

ALL OF OUR 1854 Leghorn chicks
will possess the bloodlines of our 800
$40 pedigreed foundation flock. Top
quality and breeding. Low mortality
layers. Order now. Jorg
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-15

ONE 12'x13 brown Administer rug.
Call 554-W. r. A. Stratton.
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CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank my friends for
their cards, gifts and flowers; my
church for the many prayers; and
my hospital associates for their many
kindnesses during my recent illness.
Sincerely,
Frieda NJ. Lugibill
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-15

BUNNIES FOR EASTER, al
white. David Jones, Phone 65f-T.
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TWO FAMILY APARTMENT,
close in. A. D. Gratz, phone 468-Y.
{ MANS OR BOYS BICYCLE, ex-
cellent condition. William Badertsch-
er, phone 592-R.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS-Lead-
ing vaEieties, home grown, state in
spectEd, $500 per hundred. Rickly &
Reidenbach, Il mi. east, mi. north
of I Bluffton. Ph. Benton Ridge
he N-3
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-15

SPRING TOGS for little boys!
New 3-piece suits, garbardine longies,
nyion and cotton sport or dress
shirts. Waltermire's.
NEW LOWER PRICES on Whirl-
pool Dryers now in effect due to tax
reduction. Ask about them at
Waltermire's.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-15

4 OF. BAG PEAT MOSS. Regular
Ilvalue 25c ca. Sale, while they last 15c
ca. Herr's Seeds
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HY-LINE BABY CHICKS FREE.
HERE is AN OPPORTUNITY.
We have a large number of people
who have requested their desire to
buy Hi-Line pullets 16 weeks of age.
We have worked out an arrangement
where you can get your chicks free,
if you will in turn raise some pullets
for US.
If you have facilities to brood from
$50 chicks to 5000 chicks, to be
Matched during April and May
then see us nov for particulars. This
is 9 money making arrangement for
you'll! See your nearest Neuhauser
hatchery.
NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, INC.
Ma
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OUTBOARD MOTOR in good con-
dition, bargain. Lloyd Brauen, l41
N. Jackson.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-18
BobO Rockefeller
Gets 512 Million
Divorce Settlement

NEW YORK, R-Babara Sears
Bobo) Rockefeller departed her
Park Avenue apartment - pre-
sumably for Reno and an end to
her Cinderella marriage.
The coal miners daughter who
married into one of Ameria's
greatest fortunes was silent.
But sources close to the dom
este wrangle said her lawyers
and those of husband Winthrop
Rockefeller reached a financial
settlement and divorce agreement.
They said she will get 512 mil
lion dollars, plus a $500,OOO trust
fund. The 37-year-old blonde will
have custody of the couples son,
Winthrop Paul Rockefeller, 5, but
the father will have fixed vista
ton rights.
In January, Rockefeller offered
her either a 100000 trust fund or
a fixed $4,000 a year income in
addition to the 513 million dol
lars, and she elected to take the
trust fund.
Rockefeller, in Arkansas, and
his representatives here declined
comment.
The marriage in 1948, was the
second in high social and finan-
cial circles for Bobo, whose father
was Lithuanian immigrant.
Her first husband was Richard
Sears Jr., scion of an old Boston
mercantile family.
The marriage was the first for
Rockefeller, AZ, grandson Of
John D. Rockefeller who built a
fortune in oil.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-18
Transcript Of cCarthy-
Army Hearings Run to IS
Volumes, 1,645, 900 Words

volumes, l,645, OOO Words
WASHINGTON, R - If words
were dollars, the record of the
Army Mccarthy hearings would
rate as million-dollar produc-
ton.
Up until today, the official
transcript ran an estimated 1885,
600 words in length-filling IS
volumes of testimony each the
size Of big city telephone direc-
tory.
That's twice the size Of the
Bible = the King James version
running 774,746 wrds, according
to the Library of Congress.
If the hearings grind to halt
today, as seems likely, the trans
cript should not exceed 100000
words.
The statistics on the hearings
into the row between Sen. Nc
Carthy and high Army officials,
while impressive, aren't a record.
They are surpassed by such in
quiries as that into the Pearl Har-
Dor disaster and the firing of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur by former
President Truman.
It'll
in 1856 ran 70 days and heard
43 witnesses and compiled a rec
ord of 10 million words.
The inquiry into the dismissal
of Macarthur ran AZ days in mid
1851 and took over two million
words of testimony.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-18
Soviet Chess Team Romps
To 5 to 1 Lead In First
Round Over Americans

NEW YORK, Up - A team of
Russian chess masters romped to
a Stool lead early today in the
first round of match with Am
erica's top players.
The Russians, playing on us.
soil for the first time, won four
of their games and drew two in
an encounter that lasted well
past midnight.
Two matches, being played by
Americans Donald and Robert
Byrne, were not finished when
the time limit of five hours ran
out.
This is the third American
Russian meeting. The Russians
have won twice, once in Moscow
and once in a match played by
radio.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-18
Senate Has No Time
For Mccarthy Clusters

WASHINGTON, R-The Sec
ond attempt in a week to GUST
Sen. Mccarthy from his commit
tee chairmanships seemed destin-
ed today to join its companion in
a freezer in the Senate Rules
Committee.
Sen. Jenner R-InO Rules Com
mittee chairman, made plain he
expects to see no action on the
matter when he voiced doubts"
that time remains for it this SEES
sion Of Congress.
Jenner's apparent lack of en-
thusiasm for the Mccarthy custer
has matched that of Senate lead
ers, both Republican and Demo-
crat, who yesterday saw to it
that a resolution offered by Sen.
Lehman R-NY was shunted off
to the Rules Committee.
Last Friday, Sen. Flanders Of
fered a motion likewise sent later
to the Rules group.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-18

Secretary Of Interior Douglas Mckay will be in
Nome July 23rd and trust the weather will give
him better reception than it did Secretary Krug, who
has similar rushed schedule and who failed to make
a landing.
AS the Secretary will have exceptionally brief
stay in Second Division it will be difficult present
to him the many outstanding needs peculiar to this
area From statements made during the statehood
hearings by several senators it is plain that the people
of Second Division must show that they American
speaking people, equal with statesde Americans.
He should know from the people themselves that
they know they are in "no-man's land" as far as
defense is concerned and that road from the interior
must be built to unity Northwestern Alaska with the
rest of North America.
He should learn that some of the hydro-electric
power should be developed in this area to help build
permanent economy growing area of steady devel-
opment not retarded by remote control and political
favoritism.
The president of the Chamber of Commerce would
be glad to accept communications with suggestions for
Secretary Mckay and the Nugget would be glad to
publish letters expressing the constructive ideas Of all
of the people Of Second Division.