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Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
OCEAN VIEW

The newest project Of our Bethel
Methodist Church IS the nursery.
Each Sunday parents are invited
to place their pre-schDOf children
IN the nursery during the Sunday
moFning worship hour sponsored
by The Young Adult Fellowship
Sunday School Class.
Sunday school is conducted by
the superintendent. Willard Pusey,
and the assistant superintendent
Ralph Heinz Pianist, Helen Kauff-
man.
During August the evening ser-
vices in the Bethany Beach Payil-
ion win be held as follows, with the
following ministers as the speak
ers. Sunday evening, August !, the
Rev. Joseph Holiday Of George
town. viii bring the message; Au-
gust 8, Rev. Arthur r. BlundOn, Of
Queen Anne. Md. Will preach at the
yesper. services; August IS, Rev
KirWin Of Bethel Methodist Church
Dagsboro, viii be the speaker. and
on Sunday evening. August p Rev
D0nzel c. Wildey. Of Calvary Meth
Odist Church, in Milford. win de-
liver the sermon. Also on the fifth
Sunday evening in August, that Is
August %, the Young Adult Choir
OF Bethel Methodist Church, in
Ocean View, WIZ have charge oi
the service and viii render the mu-
sic. Rev. A. J. Blundon. Of Marin.
er's Bethel Methodist Church, Ocean
View. will preside at these evening
services.
Mrs. Elsie Evans and Mrs. Ethel
Davidson have been Organists.
At the Presbyterian Church ths
services are as follows:
Worship service at $3.50 a. m
The minister will deliver the ser
mon.
Sunday School is held at 1926
in the morning.
Fred Caughlin Of Buffalo, n. Y.
has been visiting his daughter and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mead
and two daughters, Karen and Rat
Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Frysinger ant
three daughters have been enter
tanning Mrs. Frysinger's father o
New York
Ralph Justice Of Norfolk, Va, i
s9ehding his furlough with his par
elts. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Justice
and his sister. Mrs. Royal Evans
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
Big Auto Races
teontInued from rlrat narel


Among the noted drivers out to
stop the ex-champ arr George Fon-
der, indianapolis 5G0-mile star Of
Philadelphia; Buster Warke, Al
lentown, Pa; Mark Sooy. Bridge
ton, n. j.; Ray Jannelle, Miami.
Fla; Johnny Matera, Elizabeth, n.
J.. and Joe Mattera, Deer Lake.
Pa.
The Kent and Sussex Fair track
has been reCcndiuoned Tor Satur-
days events and both Halloway
and Nunis predict new records
will be established. Nunis also is
endeayOring to sign Johnny Thorn
son, holder of the Harrington four
mile mark of minutes 24.O3 sec
onds for the fair races.
Qualifying time trials and four
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
HOPE FOR IEpERs

BRAZZAyILLE. French Equator
ial Africa - (F) = There is hope
for the $4,000 lepers in French
Equatorial Africa that progression
of their disease will be stopped and
a near certainty that the following
generation will hear Of leprosy as
a rare disease like the plague in
Europe or America.
The French Equatorial African
health service, made the prediction
in a report on a new campaign
against leprosy. The campaign has
been made possible by use of sui
fone drugs which have revolution
lied the traditional methods of car
ing for lepers.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30


Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bennett Of
near Roxana. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebe Davidson on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Ions Of Bay
ard visited Mr.. and Mrs Lem Lynch
and Mrs May Hearn.
David II Belts and sister, Mrs
Clara X. Richards visited Mrs.
Name Aydellotte, who is very i'll.
having suffered a stroke this week.
also they visited their sister-in-laE,
Mrs. Amanda Belts at ClaTksville,
on Friday
Mrs. Hettie Gray has been spend
ing the past week at Ocean City,
N. j., with her sisters, Mrs. Min
erva Hudson, and Mrs. Sadie Muir
ray.
llr. and Mrs. John Elmer Quillen
have been entertaining guests from
Washington. d. c., and other places.
Mrs. Hazel Mitchell and daugh-
ter Faye Of Fenwick and DagsbOro
called on Mrs. Clara X. Richards
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Jones of Dagsboro
visited her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hooker
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Ebe H. Davidson
mOtored to Ocean City. N. J., this
week, where they were guests Of
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
L. Burton.
Tune in Station WKSB, $50 on
your dial. Monday, July 26, until
Friday, July 80. at 9 in the morn
ing. when Rev. F. c. LOuhOfi, Jr.
is the speaker.
MILFORD DOLLAR DAYS Fri
day and Saturday, August and z
Stores open both evenings until 8
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
Happy Is The Day
When BaCkaChe
Goes Away

NaRrinr baclSache, loss Of pep and energy,
headaches and dizziness may Be due % slow
down 81 kidney function. Doctors say good
kidney function Is very important % good
health. When some every day condition such
as stress and strain, causes this important
function to slow down. many folks sufternag-
uiuv backache-feel miserable. Minor blad-
der irfitations due to cold or wrong diet may
cause getting up nights or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your kidneys If these cOndi-
fions bother you. Try Doan3s Pills-a mild
diuretic Used successfully By millions for
over SO years. It's amazing how many times
sToanss give happy relief from these discOm-
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ters flush out waste. Get Doan's Pills todayl
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
PROPER ADnREssS

NEW YORK tR Gilbert Al
Burrows has a diploma from City
College of New York with high
honors. He lives at 4S-Ss Smart ST
in Queens
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
ausNEss nLs

SAN FRANCISCO (F) Al
Mission District florist, bothered
for years By a mysterious aiIment,
finally decided to sell ont Found
he was allefgie to lowers
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

eight-lap heat races precede the
20-lap feature Saturday afternoon.
With the trials set for / o'clock
and the first race for 2:3O.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

The temperature or birds is high
er than that Of mammals.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

CLASSIFIED Ads get results
Evening star., 1954-05-07
AAA Halls New Act
As Big Milestone in
u. ). Road-BuiIdinu

The American Automobile AS
sociation today characterized the
new Fedearl-aid highway act as
major milestone in the his
tory Of American road building"
President Ralph Thomas of
the AAA said the measure, signed
yesterday by the President is i'm
portant for two reasons. In the
first place, he said. nearly 81
billion a year in fiscal 1856 and
1857 is authorized, and secondly.
the program lays great stress on
the Nations most important
routes.
so Per Cent From u. S.
1.-THE new road act earmarks,
for the first time. a really sub
stantial amount for this all-im-
portant system" he said.
The Federal Government will
put up so per cent. he explained,
and the States, 40 per cent.
> Inc AAA president also praised
a feature of the law that gives
added weight to populations as
a factor in apportioning funds
for the interstate system.
Where population is denSest,"
he said congestion is worst, and
road needs are greatest. All in
all, the new measure heralds a
great stepping-up in efforts to
bring road facilities into line
with requirements of modern
traffic and comes as welcome
news to the Nations millions of
congestion-weary motorists"
Case at Ceremony.
Senator Case, Republican, Of
South Dakota. who was one of
the congressional group attend
ing President Eisenhower's cere-
mony signing the bill into law.
issued a statement saying the
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Hollywood Diory:
Hope Begins Role
As the Head Foy
By Sheiloh Grohom

Bob Hope reports to Para
mount July 6 to start 1.-THE Life
of Eddie Foy and the Seven Lit
tie Foys." (They'll need a vista
vision screen for that-title.) Bob
plays Eddie senior, and he'd
very much like to have Gina Lol-
lobrigida for Mama Foy. Why
not Corinne Calvet-Mama has
to be a European. and why go
so far? Corinne is here.
Shelley Winters is running all
over Las Vegas with a new guy
newspaperman Sean Flannelly.
Shell is staying at the Last From
tier-and not the Flamingo,
scene of her epic fued with Abe
Schiller saw Honest Abe
at Metro Tuesday, huddling with
Evening star., 1954-05-07
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN 'ssI 81 VII; x'.,ss S,'
wASHINGTON'S REPERTORY CINEMA
DAYS ONLY
Alfred Hitchcock's Great British Thriller.
"A LADY VANISHES"
Starring MICHAEL REDdRAvE. MAR
GARET LOCKWOOD, PAUL LUKAS,
DANE MAY WITTY. Doors Open S:4S
Pm. Feature at 800. 500, 1000 PM.
Lot. 1920 wisconsin Avenue.
Evening star., 1954-05-07

tied at the waist. ! had q uues-
ton to ask him but it went clear
out OF my mind when I saw him.
\ 4 X
Bumped into Fernando Lamas
limping out of his doctors Office.
His bad back is still acting up.
And Elizabeth Taylor hopes
her knee will heal in time for her
to go back to work Monday in
"The Last Time I Saw Paris"
Which reminds me. AS you
know, "The Last Time I Saw
Paris" is the title for the F. Scott
Fitzgerald short story, Babylon
Revisited" and it's interesting to
examine the financial career of
one of the best short stories of
our day Lester Cowan originally
bought the story from Fitzgerald
for $4,000. This low price also
included 10 weeks of scripting
the story for the screen. The
author was hard up. needed the
money. Cowan, a few years later,
sold the story to Paramount for
$4,000. Metro bought it from
Paramount and paid $115,O0O.
Every one made money-except
Fitzgerald.
3 4 4 X
Charles Laughton was served
with papers in a very original
way in the Russell BirdWell suit
against him. The process server,
an athletic law student at Loyola,
vaulted over Charles 8-foot
wall and into the swimming pool
where Charles was swimming in
his birthday suit. The server
handed Charlie the rather wet
papers and was preparing to
leave the way he had entered
when Charlie said, mo, young
man, this way" And escorted the
lad. both dripping wet, to the
front door.
Paul Gregory, by the way, who
is also being sued by Birdwell, for
$376,000, told me he Is getting
strange calls in the middle of the
night, with the anonymous warn
ing: Beware of Birdwell." You
wouldn't believe any of this stuff
II 1t were in a movie, would you?
Looks like Dan Daley will be
staying at 2Oth-Fox when his
option comes up for renewal. The
studio won't let him negotiate
for any Of the outside deals he
has been offered. And he's set
for Pink Tights" when Marilyn
Monroe gets around to doing it.
Anne Jeffreys and Bob Sterling
expect their little Topper in July.
I haven't caught their Topper
telefilms yet. but they have a
rating over 30-and going up.
|, Marjorie Rambeau called, in
great distress. There was an item
printed that she was entering
the hospital for another opera
ton. I'm as strong as I've ever
been," Marjorie assured me. I'm
on crutches of course. but I can
do my work" (Her work in
Torch Song" won her an Acad-
emy nomination.)
Scott Brady was godfather for
James Lester Tyler. His father
works as an extra. Scott is put
ting in a lot Of time on TV this
week. to publicize his picture with
Joan Crawford, Johnny Guitar"
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1954-05-07

Joe Pasternak, who'll be filming
Weekend in Las Vegas" in Oc-
tober-"with Lana Turner and
four or five other top stars"
Lassie goes network TV in the
fall-two films already are shot,
with Tommy Rettig and Jan
Clayton.
Merle Oberon, a pair with DR..
Rex Ross again, was at the fare
well party for the Ronald Col
mans, who are going to England
before filming their new Halls
of Ivy"
Marlene DIETRICH is due in
Hollywood for a quick business
trip prior to her Cafe de Paris
night club chore in London.
And the management there has
asked for Eva Gabor to follow
with her partner, Carlton Car
penter.
Howard Keel, eating at Metro
through the black beard he's
growing to play Hannibal in
"Jupiter's Darling" in which,
he tells me, Esther Williams
plays Roman girl who swims. !"
Naturally.
zsa Zsa Gabor returns from
Paris next week, to film the
pilot for her "Zsa Zsa the Kid"
telef1lm series. The theme song
is "Zsippeee!" Van john
son is signing for one picture
a year at Columbia.
Stewart Granger was a SEN
sation at lunch Monday-wore
no coat and had his shirt ends
Evening star., 1954-05-07
AIRPORT
e. NJ. LOEW'S
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR

Rte. 1. So. Of Alex. so. S-S.22.
Tonight and Sat! Open at 7:15.
Color Cartoons Shown at $40 Only.
You'll Rock With the Impact. See
Riot in Cell Block IL"
Cast Of Thousands. Shown at 1000
Only :. End Hit. Blackmail Racket
P1sted
Evening star., 1954-05-07

measure is a satisfying forward
step toward a better and safer
national highway system" He
was chairman of the Senate sub
committee on road. which ham
died the measure on the Senate
side of the Capitol.
Stressing benefits to accrue
from the authorization for the
interstate highway system, the
Senator pointed out the act calls
for comprehensive study of the
national problem of highway fl.
nancing. including toll roads.
This study is to be made by the
Secretary of Commerce.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Sex Of AneIeworm
Is Anybody's Guess
By The Asseeiased Press

CHARLESTON, w. Va.-A
woman who wanted to know
how to tell male angleworms
from female angleworms wrote
the Conservation Department.
She explained that she raises
angleworms to sell as fishing
bait but wanted to keep the
female worms "for brood stock. :"
A conservation official told
her:
There's no way of telling
them apart" Any angleworm
may act as either male or fe-
male.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
MHOT NEWS"
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

STANLEY CLEMENTS. s:45 Only.
Riddles Free. Bring Them to Our
New Miracle Fairyland. Truly a
Child's Paradise. Everything Is Free.
Evening star., 1954-05-07

On Indian Head Hwy, via 8. Capitol
st. Bridge. g.. Miles Froni d. c. Line
On the Right.
Children Under l2 Admitted Free:
GUY MADISON. FRANK LOVEJOY
in THE CHARGE AT FEATHER
RIVER" Color. at 500, -:
in "3 SAILORS AND A GIRL" tTech-
nicolorb at 1000.
Evening star., 1954-05-07

TAKMMA RA. 3-43l2. Free
4saAAvSsS Parking. "saadia,"
Cornel Wilde. 8:25, 10.
Academy Award Winner
Audrey Hepburn in Roman Hou-
day with Gregory Peck, $50
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Catholic Ordination

R. Roy Cosby, 20, a former
Patent Office employe. will be
ordained to the Catholic priest
hood tomorrow in Richmond.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
ESE716.zz5 .NEIeHsoRaooD X11ssWl y
Films of More Than Routine Merit

films OF More Th0n Routine Merit
"DUMBO"-Walt Disney magic a little old but still
good.
"THE LADY VANSHES"-Alfred Hitchcocks old suspense
classic.
"LLI'-Leslie CarOn captivates in French carnival
"THE LITTLE FUGITIVE-A boy wonderfully at large
in big world
THE ROBE"-Bbcal drama the CinemaS SCALE
ROMAN HOLIDAY"-Audrey Hepburn delights frolcsome
princess.
"STALAG H." William Holden in a German POW camp
THE TlTFIELD THUNDERBOLT"-Happy jest some
BritOnS and their train.
Evening star., 1954-05-07

GAVnV CO. 5-i96S. ''Mogambo."
07VV4 Clark Gable, Ava Gardner,
1:40. Red Skies of Montana" Rich
ard Widmark. sos. 9:35. Midnight
show starting IL: 80 pm. TOO
Young to Kiss June Allyson, Van
johnson, "On the Riviera" Danny
Evening star., 1954-05-07

Bring the Riddles Early. Free
Playground. De Luxe Snack Bar.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

Route U. 8. c4O. Rockville, Md.
Open : PM. Show Starts s Pm:
CHARLTON HEsToN in THE
NAKED JUNGLE 10 pm: only.
Also GEORGE MONTGOMERY in
FORT IT," at $40 pm. only. In
Evening star., 1954-05-07
BRANCH DRIVE.IN

Branch Ave. Sc. md. RI. 81. 6is
Mi. SO. Of d. G. Line ard u Mi No.
Of Clinton. RE. 6-6666
Owl Show Tonight. Last Feature
Showing at 11:45. BOB HOPE
and HEDY LAMAR in MY FA-
VORITE SPY" S:25. 11:45: plus Ed
MOND O'BRIEN and YVONNE Pc
ground Open 5:25 SUN: JAMES
STEWART in NAKED SPUR" and
STEWART GRANGER in SOL
DIERS THREE" Free Orchids to
First 900 Mothers Sunday.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
FOUND.

CAT. tiger. vic. of S. Down I'd: owner
or good home in Va. XII. 9-3959.
CAT, gray. female. vicinity 200 South
Columbus St. owner or good home in
Va. XII. 9-3959.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER. male
chain choke collar: vic. Brookville,
Alex. Owner call KI. 9-3959.
DOG. young. female, Irish setter, near
Glass Manor. Call LO. 7-7Sl6.
DOG, wire-haired terrier: vic. Ridge I'd. =
Minn. ave. Sc; well trained: full
blooded. Call LU. 4-1IS4 after 6.
ROWBOAT, Chesapeake Bay, nr. Sharp S
Is; submerged. UN. 43O0S after pm.
SPITE, female. white and tax; Vicinity
700 Queen ST.: owner or good home
In Va. kI. a-3959.
TERRIER TYPE, male. smsH. bun color,
vic. Temple Trailer Village. Owner
call KI. o-3959.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
McKeldin and Byrd
Push Campaign for
Rural Area Votes
--AP Wirephoto.
BY the Associated Press

Gov. McKeldin's brisk cam
paign for reelection took him to
Caroline County today, while DR..
H. c. Byrd. his Democratic chal-
lenger. headed for stops in CAL
vert and Anne Arundel.
The Republican Governor and
his rival continued their rural
vote-hunting expeditions after a
stop by Mr.. McKeldin in Carroll
County last night and by DR..
Byrd in Frederick and Cecil
Counties yesterday.
Aware of the 81 Democratic
edge in the number of voters
registered throughout Maryland,
Mr.. McKeldin attended a rally
at Westminster armed with a
speech of bipartisan tone.
Calls for Good Government.
1--WE are campaigning to main
tain that version of good State
government that has been pre-
scribed by the people of Mary
land" Gov. McKeldin said.
He said he was speaking with
out boastful spirit or swollen
pride not about the ac-
complishments of any one man
:. but of the accomplishments
OF loyal and devoted public SER
wants in an administration that
has given them a chance to work
together-many of them career
men and women-members OF
both great political parties"
While the Governor courted
the Carroll County vote, he was
the target Of criticism from both
DR.. Byrd and c. Ferdinand Sy-
bert, Democratic candidate for
attorney general.
Byrd Asks for Planning.
DR.. Byrd said the Republican
administration "has had no
program and no plan"
"It began with a pledge to
hold the line on spending and
with promises of tax reduction
Four years later, State spending
has increased SIS per cent and
our people are paying higher
income, real estate and gaso-
line taxes" said DR.. Byrd in q
statement issued by his head
quarters in Baltimore.
DR.. Byrd lashed out at "un-
known critics who try to paint
me as a big spender." He said
public spending should be. done
with a "businessman's eye' for
a good return on each dollar
paid out.
Speaking before the Frederick
Rotary Club, the former Univer-
sity of Maryland president took
note of critics who have said he
spent too much money" in
building the university.
Evening star., 1954-09-30

movements more often would be
too expensive, he said.
Some of the key features of
the new rotation system include
stability for the career soldier,
permanent stateside station to
which each division will return
after its overseas tour, greater
stabilization of personnel in
units. better manpower utiliza-
ton, increase of the Army's
division deployment capability
in case Of war and the broaden
ing of the peacetime training
base" Mr.. Stevens stated.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
Chrys|er Wins Two
Biq Arms Contracts,
Undertaking GIN

IIc OelGIlSS OCJdE CIIlGIlb,& re-
Gently criticized on charges that
General Motors was getting the
bulk of military contracts, has
announced the award of two big
contracts to the Chrysler Corp.
Army Secretary Stevens dis
closed yesterday that ChryslSs
is being awarded a contract to
build Patton M-48 medium tanks
at a cost of $160,601 200.
Frank Higgins, Assistant Sec
retary of the Army, said the
award was made on the basis of
competitive bids in which Chry-
sler underbid General Motors by
$7.6 million. He said GINS
Fisher Body division has a cur
rent order for the Patton tanks
which runs through next June.
The second contract awarded
Chrysler is for production of
the experimental long-range
guided missile. Redstone, at a
cost of 1855, 900.
Bids Preceded Criticism.
Both Mr.. Stevens and Mr..
Higgins said at a press confer
ence that the Army was not in
f1uenced in the awards to Chrys-
Ter by the criticisms of Senator
Jackson, Democrat, Of Washing
ton. The Senator had com
planned that General Motors,
which Defense Secretary Wilson
formerly headed, was getting
the lions share of military con-
tracts.
Mr.. Stevens said the competi-
tive bids were submitted two or
three weeks ago and before Sen
ator Jackson made his state
ment.
Senator Kefauver. Democrat,
Of Tennessee, last winter like
wise had criticized the Army's
contracts with General Motors
exclusively for light as we'll as
medium tanks.
After General Motors present
contract for Patton tanks runs
out Chrysler will be the only
supplier of that weapon. Gen.
eral Motors will continue to pro-
duce the Army's light tank, the
Walker Bulldog MAJ, and the
MAJ self-propelled gun.
Has No Plans to Quit.
Secretary Stevens also said
yesterday he has not resigned,
nor does he intend to do so, as
a result of the rmy-McCarthy
hearings.
He told a news conference yes
terday he had kept right on all
the time doing my job as Secre-
tary -. and I think we have ac-
complished some mighty fine
things"
I'm other words, you're not
p planning any occupational
changer" a reporter added.
With some heat, Mr.. Stevens
turned and asked:
did you think that picture in
the paper looked like it?" He re-
ferred to a photograph of Presi-
dent Eisenhower, Gen. Ridgway
and himself which was made in
Denver yesterday following a
conference at the summer White
House.
Mr.. Stevens also said John G.
Adams, Army counsel and also a
principal in the televised investi-
cation of their bitter row with
Senator Mccarthy, has not sub
mitted a resignation.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
Soudi Arobiu Prince
Escapes Burglars $ Fire
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, Sept. 30.-A burglar
fired at Prince Mohamed al
Saud, bother of Saudi Arabia's s
King Saud, today and hit q friend
accompanying the prince. wound
ing him slightly.
The shooting occurred when the
two men surprised the burglar
in the princes Paris apart
ment. The gunman escaped but
apparently took nothing.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
Loon to CeyIon

Ceylon's first loan from the In
ternational Bank for Reconstruc-
ton will help develop the Aber-
deem Lakspana hydroelectric
project, Colombo reports.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
LOST,

BLACK PURSE. in taxi keep money,
coupons. etc: please mail other arti-
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CAT, male. gray and white striped
white feet; vic. Parkwood dr., Bethesda
COLLIE, sable and white. male, Is mos
Va. tag 1882: vic. Lorton, Va: re.
ward occoquan 1861. IS
PAtRAKEET. A,KEET. green, band No. SO; vic
OF Wayne. nr. Plymouth ST.. Silver
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Please call KE. 6-s71s. IS
RING. onyx, square setting. diamond
heirloom. Phone OIL. 2-2913.
SCARF. blue, silk knit. with fringe
Lost on 2lst st. NV. between P and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Fake Furs

A fake fur shirt, for wear
under your suit jacket or for
elegance at home with tapered
pants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Supreme Court, Cabinet
Symphony Ball Patrons

Associate Justices Of the
Supreme Court and their wives
with the members of the cabi-
net and Health, Education and
Welfare Secretary Hobby and
her husband have added their
names to the distinguished list
of patrons for the National
Symphony Ball at the Willard
Hotel November 20. Others
from officialdom include the
Assistant to the President and
Mrs. Sherman Adams, Direc-
tor of the Budget and Mrs.
Roland r. Hughes, Secretary
of the Army and Mrs. Robert
r. Stevens, Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Charles S.
Thomas and Secretary of the
Air Force and Mrs. Harold E.
Talbot.
Admiral and Mrs. Arthur
w. Radford. Admiral and Mrs.
Robert B. Carney, Gen. and
Mrs. Matthew B. Ridgway,
Gen. and Mrs. Lemuel c.
Shepherd, jr., Gen. and Mrs.
Nathan F. Twining and Gen.
and Mrs. Wilton B. Persons are