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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-21
HAROLD STETENSES
HERE FROM NORFOLK

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stevens of
Norfolk, Virginia, and their three
daughters, Lynn, Karen and Dar-
lene, arrived last Thursday to
spend the holidays with Mrs. Ste
vens parents, Judge and Mrs. Ray
mond Lord at their home at 800
Laird Street.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-21
JR. WOMAN'S CLUB
TO HAVE CHRISTMAS
PARTY TONIGHT

Tonight at eight o'clock, the Jun
ior Woman's Club will have their
annual Christmas party at the club
house.
The executive board members
will act as hoStesses at the social
gathering.
Juniors are reminded to bring
their Christmas gifts to exchange
with other club members.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-21
WE'D IS YEARS

OLANTA, S. c. R-John Pres
ley Thomas, 95, and his 93-year-
old wife Stacia quietly celebrated
their 18th wedding anniversary
here in the house in which they
have lived all but one year of
their married life.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-21

winter shortcake: arrange can.
ned sliced peaches and whipped
cream between two layers of spice
cake: Top with more cream and
peaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

You ASK QUESTIONS, you get answers. Come
to Mrs. de Reeders classes Monday, Tuesday or
Wednesday - each class covers every step in
making both SlipcouerS and draperies!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

Demonstrations at Washington Store Only
SlipcoUer Dept, 9Th Floor
Mondoy February IS: ! AIN. and 2:3O PM.
Tuesday. February Is: j AN. and 2:3O PM.
Wednesday, February II: II Am. and 2:3O PM.
It's easy it's economical, It's fun! Make slip
covers and behold-a color scheme. Make
draperies and give windows fresh outlook. Ex-
pensive? Not bit because you make them your
self. Hard to do? Not when you learn the simple
steps from Mrs. de Reeder, well-known home
decorator and stylist for CONSOLIDATED
TRIMMING CORPORATION. From cutting to
trimming spcovers, from measuring to hanging
draperies-YOU SEE EVERY STEP.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Miniature Shopping Index by
Giftcroft. A clever solution to her
shopping problems the hondy
index with snop indicotor includes
40 different household needs.
Garry it in hondbog while shop
ping. LOO
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Executive Suite" Pencil by Novo. A
delightful foshion accessory - this
oold-colored pencil hung on the end OF
O long gold -colored chain. This is the
pencil worn by Nino Foch in Executive
Suite" 100
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Glove Holder by Giftcrott with ot-
troctive floroI center. Attoches
costly to handle or Upper ring Of
hondboe. Solely corries your
gloves. Beautifully pockoeed in
transparent sotin-lined gift box.
100
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Miniosure Monieure and Sewing Cosn-
binosion Clothes Brush BY Beouty
Mote. Contoins manicure and sewing
implements in leather covered, suede
lined compartment. Red, green or ton.
ZOO
Leather Goods plus cents Fed. tar
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Purse Lite by Novo ends purse
fumbline." Eosy to Iite-switch
stoys on till released. A snort
fashion accessory in black, red or
white pIostic cose with metoI
trim -- 100
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Charge Plote Holder with Key Ring by
Giftcroft. Hondiest oodeet Of the year.
holds two charge pIotes and keys sofe-
Iy. Snort choice for any member OF
the fomily In beautiful gold sotin fin
ish. loo
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Miniotuse Manicure ond Sewing Conn
binotion Purse by Beouty Mote in gen.
uine smooth leather. Contoins mani
cure and sewing implements. A proc
ticol purse accessory in red, green or
ton. LOO
fLeather Goods plus s cents Fed. tar
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Minioture PEN ond Pencil Set by Novo
% gift she's certain to appreciate.
FiIigree ball point pen ond pencil comes
in goyly colored imitation leother cose.
Conpoct, and SO easy to carry - 100
24-Hour Phone Order Serpice-CaH DI. 7-72O0
Ter Goods, Street Floor Washington and Arlingt'
Evening star., 1954-12-12

4-Woy Picture leeket with Key Ring
by Robin mokes reolly unusuol gift.
Snaps open automatically. hos space
for four pictures. Key rings holds up
to fifteen keys. Sold plotted finish. 100
Also on bow-p pis isssesd of key riss. 100
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Laundry Set
Like Mothers
5ss se~p'.,.

tk-3SA) No more woshdoy blues for
little iodies with this Wolverine set.
includes ooitotor- style woshino mo.
chine with odiustoble wrinoer. clothes
bosket. clothes dryer. metoI ironing
boord, sofe U.l. approved electric iron:
Available Seporotely.
tR-39B) Washing Moceine ---2.z9
tR-sSc) Metol ironing Boord- l.9s
tR-30D) Electric Iron ---1.0 90
Evening star., 1954-11-28

R-5SS) Perfect for moited mlks, shokes,
etc. Mother and Dod will wont to borrow
it. Sonitory. sofe. connot shock. Bottev
-operoted. portable mixer with unbreokobIe
tunblers, plostie strows, plus can of
Hershey ehoeo'ote syrup 4 Or
Evening star., 1954-11-28
35-Pc. Tea and BaIxissq Set

tR-3sk) Certain to delight ony little girl
give hours OF enjoyment. Briliontly litho-
orophed metol with strawberry design. 35-pc
set includes service for Soups. soucers, piotes,
sugar. creomer. teo pot. Also 8-pc. conister sci,
eooky cutters, breodboord, pIostic measuring
spoons and wooden rolling pin-----7 0Q
Evening star., 1954-11-17


visit to the dentist an enjoyable
thing. And they're quite viii.
ing to come back.
Dr.. Gratz said he hadn't been
able TO wipe out pain in all
cases. and he indicated he is
feeling his way" into the
method at present.
Hypnotism. while not prac.
ticed generally. is not new to
dentistry. Some dentists have
mixed feelings on the subject.
while others say that 80 to 80
per cent of a dentists patients
don't need pain-killers in the
first place.
Robert Rogers. %. 1912 North
Capitol street. one Of the
patients. said last night he
feels little but a ''tingle' when
the drill whirls on one of his
teeth.
Stumped for an explanation
OF what goes on in his mind
while hypnotized. Mr.. Rogers
wondered what he would feel
If some one slammed a mallet
into his teeth-as long as he was
hypnotized.
Well" said DR.. Gratz srlil.
ling" we don't want to try any.
thing like that"
Evening star., 1954-11-17

easy to induce ad that it takes
no special training.
Supplemental Technique.
He emphasized to colleagues
that he looks on the technique
as an adjunct to dentistry-and
only dentistry.
After a patient agrees to give
1t a try. the dentist tries it out
a few times. and after the third
or fourth visit. he said. the pro-
cedure is fairly simple.
Il don't probe into anybody's
mind" DR.. Gratz said, while
they're hypnotized. ! suggest to
them they're of on a vacation.
maybe California or Mexico, and
they relax.
For one thing, the dentist
does alllthe talking. and his work
is made easier. Gradually you
find patients have more conf
dence in you"
He added hypnotfsm seems to
work better with adults than
children. It all depends on
whether the patient is willing
to cooperate. he said.
He has found. he said, that
patients who have dental work
done under hypnosis find a
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Dentist Shows HowHypnotic
Voice DuIIs Pain Of Drill

! and closed at DR.. GRATIS sugges-
ton. and they appeared to be
of somewhere, lying drowsy in
warm SunShineb
10 Per Cent Immune.
DR.. Gratz told his colleagues
he started hypnotizing patients
about a year ago. Always inter-
ested in the subject, he picked
it up mainly from books. then
tired 1t out. He said it is success
full In all but about 10 per cent
|of his patients The. rest Just
don't want to be hypnotized.
The dentist, a quiet little man
who wears horned : trimmed
glasses. does not burn candles or
hold seances. Rather, he speaks
softly to the patient. suggesting
they relax and mentioning that
the cavity he's about to fill won't
hurt.
He mumbled to Johnny:
Now when ! touch your gum,
it's going to be completely numb,
isn't 1t Jollnny?"
And Johnny nodded his head
and opened wide!
DR.. Grazz feels hypnotism is
Evening star., 1954-11-17
BY John McKeIwoy

John Cazalas, q little blond
boy of 10. would seem about
the squirning age particularly
with a dentists drill buzzing
away inside his mouth.
But John, at least last night,
looked as limp as q damp wash
rag, despite the dentist who
hovered over him working, not
just with his drill. but with a
soft voice.
John, as they say, was feeling
no pain. For the dentist, DR..
Ezra Gratz of Washington,
practices hypnotisrn together
with dentistry.
The dentist displayed his
technique to other dentists at
a meeting of the District Dental
Society In the Georgetown
Dental School.
Besides John, who lives at 1l12
Marshall street, Falls Church,
Va. two adults took the chair.
after the youngster and appar-
emily were very much al. ease,
once they were placed in the
trance Their mouths opened
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Columbia Heights Forum
Postpones Election

The Citizens Forum Of Colum-
bia Heights. because Of the lack
Of a quorum at last nights
meeting. win hold its regular
election OF officers next month.
The group heard Russell G.
Merryman. a member. tell Of his
vacation tours in Canada. Flor
ida and Louisiana.
The meeting. conducted by
William j. Oates. president. was
held at 1347 Monroe street NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

Military Academy Of Woodstock,
Va, Randolph Macon Academy
and the Warren County High
School have already accepted in
vitationS TO participate.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

sponsored by the Retail Divi-
sion Of the Chamber Of Com
merce Of Front Royal and War
rem County.
The parade will be the signal
Evening star., 1954-11-17

for lighting Of street decora-
tion for the Christmas season.
Business and civic organiza-
tions have been invited to enter
floats. Bands of Massanutten
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Pre-YuIe Parade Sef
In Front Royal Dec. ;
Special Di.paseh 10 The siar

SpseIdE UIspdfch 70 Inc Stuf
FRONT ROYAL. va, NOV. is.
Front Royals annual pre-
Christmas parade has been
scheduled for Z pm. Decem-
ber 8.
Red and green torches will be
carried in the parade which is
Evening star., 1954-11-17
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Evening star., 1954-11-17
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Evening star., 1954-10-10
10 Women 10 Tee Off
For Lillian Payne Cup

Seventy women. seeking the
honors won last year by Mary
Ann Downey, will tee of Wednes-
day at Congressional Country
Club in the opening round of
the 54-hole medal play tourna-
ment for the Lillian Payne
Cup. The tournament will run
through Friday.
Miss Downey. representing the
Baltimore Country Club. will
have Mrs, Morton Wasserkrug
of the Woodholme Country Club
as her partner in the first round.
Mrs. Maurice Click, Mrs. A. H.
Allen, Mrs. James A. Swink and
Mrs. Betty Meckley are among
other well-known players who
will play.
Pairings are as follows: -,
FIRST TEE. a'
900. Mrs. jeanette Myers, suburban;
Mrs. Powell Wise Cumberland: 9;O6. MIS-
G. q. Britt, Belle Haven: $40. Mrs. George
MakS;im' lLE;a C9nsresMsionaiE MEs Edwin % Brumiiel
CONGRESSIONAL; Mrs. Peg Atwood, Balti'
more; $40, Mrs. Charles ;ze DeZevalias, HnG
Congressional: MRS; Charles Coliins, Goh'
Conversational; Mrs. william Bibby
SeS s;Se. Mrs.. Evelyn Jani. cSnsrsss,iSnaI1:
Mrs David asndersS sI;nk asie HSyen
Mrs Royce Hodges, Cumberland; y.fU
Mrs. p. J. Trouchaud. Kenwood: MIS- MIS-
Gordon Bowie. cum6erlaand n%aaa g;41 c;eorGe Mrs
Noble. Kenwood: 9:55: Mrs. Joseph n
zias. Confessional; Mrs. Frank Smith,
!o:oo Mrs .nr,ce y g e,,ick EsTf'Sasd 'WSoscdhoime
Mrs Morton Wasserkrug, Woodholme;
IO:i5 Mrs. Herman Neugass, Woodmonti
Fred aTsd TsNs TreW eolanbia; Ssni Nina Champion
Congressional; 1925, Mrs. r. J. kosn'
lick. Army Navy; Mrs. F. II. McNausn'
NaTS lSsSm Mrs Mr. Ksrlsl ssFIiiSn as%s AsRs A5@;
wood; Mrs. Maccarteney.. Kenyood
sGtq Ms kal1h bbs ooasaish Aso n% iS4s
MTs MIS- RIehaad Rayaa sS.%1n foleg, Hssy 16ss Mrs
RGana R2s Am cHoson eynee raee
IlOuotOHs
georges: res: Mrs: Roderick watson. Manor;
II :05. Mrs. Bertram L. Friedman; Su'
burban; Mrs. Charles p. Price. Balti'
more; 11:10, Mrs. Harry. strausbnrg
Rolling Road; Mrs. Harry Trace. &C oi
Maryland; Mrs Herbert Lacey, Manor.
eco. Mrs Paul w. Eaton. Prince
deorses d5eorses' M ss5. idTaa MTs clarence poseT
Woodmont; Mrs. Bernard Fredland
Woodmont: $50 Mrs; Theodore Psyser
ington. 9:35, Mrs. Morton Kaufman
Woodmont; Mrs: Milton Harris: Weed Weed
mont; Mrs. Daniel Cooper, Woodmont
s:45. Mrs; Maurice Kraft. Woodmontt
Helen Ruff. Rolling. Road. 9:55. Mrs
| Frank Wesley Devlin. Bethesda; Mrs
W r. Harris. Washington.
1000. Mrs. C.: L. Egenroad. washing
| ton; Mrs. John K Barry, Manor. 1905
Lucille Busch, Argyle: Georgia Mae Nc
Keever. Argyle. 1910. Mrs, Cornelius
H. Lichirie. Fort Meade; v chard. For
MedQSs
Evening star., 1954-10-10
BY the Asseeioted Press

HOUSTON, Oct. 9 Verle Cray,
216-pound guard, kicked an IL
yard field goal in the fourth pc
riod tonight and then saw the
final gun stop a Texas A6SM
drive on the tsfoot line as the
University Of Houston defeated
the Aggies, 10-7.
A crowd of $4,000 saw Cray's
boot break a TT tie with less
than S minutes to play
The Aggies paced by Quarter
back Elwood Kettler, then took
the kickoff and marched 81 yards
for a first down just shy of the
Cougar goal, as time ran out.
Kettler and Jim Dickey, tricky
Houston quarterback, earlier had
exchanged long touchdown
drives.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Rx The Associated Pres,

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. o.
Kentucky staged a 71-yard
ground attack in the final period
tonight to upset Auburn, 21-14,
and move into the first division
of the Southeastern Conference
football race.
Twice Auburn called on its
passing star, Quarterback Bobby
Freeman, to pitch it back into
the ball game but it was the
failure of the aerial game in the
closing minutes that allowed
Kentucky to take its second vic
tory in four games.
Quarterback Bob Hardy went
across from the for the third
Kentucky touchdown midway in
the last period.
Kentucky drove rs yards with
the oepning kickoff, with Dick
Rushing going the final yard. to
take a TO lead.
Auburn went 83 yards in the
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Special Dispateh to The star

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 9.-Mont-
gomery Junior College of WASH
ington. D c., defeated the Balm
bridge Naval Prep School foot
ball team here today, 1877, for
it's 18th straight victory and its
21st in the last % games.
Co-Captain Marty Gallagher,
former Northwestern High star,
got the Knights off to a 1870
lead in the first quarter with
two touchdowns. His first came
on a pass interception on Balm
bridges 80 and the second from
9 yards out following a 67-yard
drive.
Quarterback Bill Corse, former
Bethesda Chevy Chase High star,
boosted the score to 200 before
halftime when he went 20 yards
on a keep play. The scoring play
Evening star., 1954-10-10
BY the Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. o.
Two second half touchdowns
were enough to give Mississippi
a 22-7 victory over an OUT
manned Vanderbilt team tonight
and keep the seventh-ranked
Rebels in the undefeated class
for the season.
Fought on even terms in the
first half, the Rebels went ahead
in the third period on q 61-yard
touchdown sprint by pile driving
Allen Muirhead. He took of
around left end on a handof and
OUTRAGED the Commodores Sec
ondary.
The Rebels, showing flashes OF
bril!iance, smacked down the
field for 80 yards and their third
touchdown in the fourth period.
The payoff was a 36-yard pass
from Houston Patton to James
Patton tno relation. Houston
converted while James held tht
ball.
The final two Mississippi
J points resulted from q safety II
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Meade Blocks Punt
To Whip Newcastle
speeioi Dispaieh to The ss1r

NEWCASTLE. DEL, Oct. "a
blocked punt and recovery by
Fort Meade, Md, set up the only
score as the Generals scored a
TO victory here today over the
Newcastle Air Force Base team.
It was Meade's second victory in
a row by shutout and gave it a
2-1 record Tor the season.
Guard Harland Payton OF Fort
Meade blocked a punt in the
third quarter and recovered on
Newcastle's 42-yard line. Jim La
Velle made 13 yards on the first
play from scrimmage following
the recovery. Bob Henry made
two more and on third down Lex
Prindle went off tackle q yards
for the touchdown. Cy Pick con-
verted.
EsTosssis EEsyt nssdi ARB Aps--zo g : @
Fort Meade scoring: Touchdown,
Prindle. Conversion-Pick (placement)
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Mark Sci aS,Ierps
Defeat Navy Harriers

Burr Grim set a new Maryland
course record of 1918 when he
led the Terrapins to q 1924
cross-country victory over Navy
yesterday.
Grim broke the old mark by
31.5 seconds in finishing 40 yards
ahead Of Midshipman Walt Meu-
kow. Third was Carl Party of
Maryland.
Grim and Meukow passed each
other about eight times on the
3.8-mile course. Grim took the
lead in the last quarter mile and
kept it.
The finish:
Grim, 1918: Meukow. 1927: Party,
| 1898; Lippert. Navy. 19:4S; New, Mary
| land. 1888. Horsley, Maryland, 2O:O6;
| Faass. Maryland, 20:07: Smith. Navy,
| 20:1O; Roper, Navy, 20:11: Cord, Mary
| land, 20:23
Evening star., 1954-10-10
RlaE8I lI NRAsegALL
PN#Eesa BEAT
Ill AalEEE By BURTON HAWKINS
By BURTON HAWKINS

operation this year, including
concessions, football rental. etc.
Charley Dressen's wife Ruth
has smart miniature French
poodle which is certain to get
the full treatment from photog-
raphers in spring training.
Dresser. who returned to the
coast Friday. will be back for
Clark Griffith's 85th birthday
November 20. Then on to
the major league meetings in
New York.
Joe Amalfitano Of the Giants
received a full share Of $11.-
1870 as his World Series cut.
He batted five times this
season. struck out four times
and grounded out once. The
Red Sox, who finished fourth in
the American League. gave their
clubhouse man, Johnny Orlando.
a full share of $595.79. !. When
the Red Sox lost the 1946 World
Series, Ted Williams turned over
his losers share check OF
So, ,140. .89 to Orlando.
N**
Bill Veeck, former boss Of the
Indians and Browns, is attempt
ing to purchase Cincinnati and
shift the Redlegs to the Pacific
Coast. Dresser will attempt
to obtain unofficial working
agreement with three far West
ern teams for the Senators be-
fore returning here. Oakland
and Albuquerque are two Of his
objectives.
| Dresser is attempting to get
his bosses to spend $4,000 for
the purchase of five players from
Oakland. Charley makes his
press conferences after games
! pleasant affairs. :. He has crab
fingers shipped in from Vero
Beach, Fla, and pots Of cheese
from Wisconsin. at his own ex-
penSe.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Little World Series Won
By CoIoneIs in Six Games
BY the Associated Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 9. -.
Louisville won the Little World
Series tonight by defeating Syra-
cuse, Az, in the sixth game. The
American Association champions
ran 1t out, four games to two.
Bill Werle, southpaw. was the
winner, although he needed help
from Hershel Freeman in the
eighth. II
Marty Keough led the Coll
onels' 13-hit attack with four for
five, including his fifth double
of the series which tied a Little
World Series record. The Red
Sox bonus centerflelder had II
hits In % times at bat for the
Six-game set.
A crowd of 3.612 watched the
finale. The Louisville players.
getting so per cent of the players
pool, will split $17,365. The losing
Chiefs share is $11,943.
Louisville lAA) Oo1 0Q2 001-4 13 2
Syracuse CIL) 900 100 010--2
Werle,, Freeman 49, and Holton;
Meyer. LovenEuth (6), Owens go and
louisville wins (best-of-seven series,
Evening star., 1954-10-10
BY Dick SIoy

Hagerstown High Schools foot
ball team discovered too late
that it couldn't run consistently
against Montgomery Blair yes
terday and was surprised by the
Silver Spring squad, 1870, at
Blair Stadium.
The Blazers struck So and 81
yards for touchdowns the first
times they took the ball and
added another six. points in the
third quarter on Bill Eshleman's
l9-yard scamper around right
end.
Blair's second touchdown also
came on a 19-yard end run when
Fullback Len lStottlemeyer took
a handof after two fakes into
the middle by Quarterback Ken
PSira.
Right-end runs of 13 and II
yards by Dick Street and %
yards by Esllleman featured the
drive after the opening kickoff.
John Stoneburner skirted the
left side for the final yard.
EshlemaRs score came imme-
diately after Street had returned
short Hagerstown punt to the
19-yard line. Harlan Shoots, re-
serve center, blocked out two de-
tenders to shake the All-Bi-
County halfback loose down the
sideline.
Early in the second quarter
the visitors moved 56 yards to
the Blair 8 before Street inter-
cepted pass from Quarterback
Dace Wachter. Little Charlie
Lochbaum paced the Hubs with
his running on a 5l-yard march
in the fourth period until they
ran out of gas on the Blair %.
Blair remained unbeaten and
| united in three games. Hagers-
Evening star., 1954-10-10


less Detroit officials insist on
him moving there, Bucky will
retain his residence here.
Harris will leave for Detroit
today, to confer with President
Spike Briggs and to attend a
press conference. Bucky
learned he would be the Tigers
manager after leaving the Sec
ond game of the World Series
early and beating 1t back to his
hotel preparatory to entraining
for Washington. :. Mrs. Harris,
who had skipped the game, told
Bucky he had a long distance
call from Detroit and Harris, in
a hurry. said, 1.-THE heck with
it," Mrs. Harris insisted that
Bucky return the call it was
Briggs. offering him the job.
So u y
Bucky will receive $4,000 at
Detroit, which is a $4,000 raise
over his Washington salary.
Despite a skid in home attend
ance the Senators will show a
5000. 900 profit on their overall
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Kentucky Upsets Auburn
With 77-Yord Drive in Fourth

second period, with Freeman
completing four passes in the
drive, to tie it on Joe Childress'
one-yard smash.
In the third period Auburn's
passing game backfired into a
Kentucky touchdown. Tackle Bill
Wheeler intercepted a screen pass
by Freeman at the Augurn "a
and returned it to the II. Hardy
passed 16 yards to Howard
Schnellenberger for the touch
down.
Augurn doomed SO yards. with
four Freeman passes eating up
So yards of the distance, to score
again. It's famed passing combi-
nation of Freeman and Jimmy
Pyburn clicked for the touch
down from yards out.
Auburn 0 z OLA
kentucky 0 7-21
Auburn scoring-Touchdowns. childress
Pyburn. Conversions-Childres CD.
Kentucky scoring-Touchdowns Rush
ing, Schnellenberger, Hardy. Conversions
Hardy (2), Hughes