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Evening star., 1954-11-14

81 Acres Excel. Timber
60O-ft. frontage on hard-surf. I'd
leading from Rte. 301 to Croome
$500. HE. 4-3500; ewes. Cen
&-4QGl. w w. LEWIS.
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Buys this 5-room masonry house or
|. h-acre corner lot in bay front
community; only $5,99S. q
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pROpERTIEs FOR SALE

~ O., 5-rm. house. cleo, running
water. oil heat, on hard road in
quiet country town 80 mi. d. C.
Immed. poss.; $4,000.
$50 a.. Potomac Hunt section, mod
ern 6-rri. house. spacious barn.
superb farm bldgs. nicely painted,
completely fenced; never failing
aisaf miles RocEviiie. '' !S s4s. .ooo' 6cn'A''' :
290 a.. dairy farm. good modern
main house. 2 tenant houses. "a
cow DC barn, silos and maternity
barns; streams; abundance OF
shade; mile frontage; 20 miles D. C.
$50 Q. estate and horse farm; Q
rms, baths, fully renovated
French Colonial main house; 2-car
att. garage with modern servants
quarters. modern 6-room tenant
house. 40x60 hsnt.. barn. new
horse barns; on hard road IS miles
b. C. S126. 900.
CHARLES II. JAhfIsoN
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Curtis 7-Soso

. THE BOSTON METALS CO
313 z. Baltimore At Raito
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SAIL
tGansinued.

LOT sOxe1O. near Allentown I'd. ST.
GLEN iii Y Eth6 Hi hErGaTg0nr. iaHSyo transp. /;
lot ti4x1Sa; $1,000. MRS. BURGESS,
Realtor. 6l09 Broad st., OIL. 2-4253
Bs.OOiNldOMf--Ove stream
lot S0xi20: S3.750, water and
sewer; -fare car zone. MRS. BUR
CESS, Realtor. 6109 Broad st.
siARYIANSS i; S PARK TERRAcE--Lot,
S0xlOO; $3.50. MRS. BURGESS.
Realtor. 500 Broad st., OIL. 2-4353.
ROCKVELLE--l2 acres: asking price,
$500. Make an offer. CLAUDE
WOOD. Realtor. JU. S.l.00.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-Quarter-
acre and larger wooded lots iol
and up. OWNER. KE. 6-s3g5.
ACREAGE AND LOTS. priced from
$3.50 to 5000; on hard-surfaced
road. SMITH w. ALLNUTT. Sr.
JU. 9-4646. Spring 4-3194. --15
FALLS -CoMMERCIAL
Only commercial acre In E. c. Priced
ct 5? cents per foot. cHAMBLIss
JE. 4-6460.
"a TO 10 ACRES ON DEFENSE HWY,
Committing dist. D. c.. Ft. Mead and
Annapolis. Ideal home sites. Farm
ette or Investments. Terms rs Low
as S25 down. S25 monthly. M. c
GIBSON Du. 7-4271.
MONTGOMERY ESTATE TRACT
I26 acres. adjoining historic ''Gidding,
Haha." Situated In lovely rollins
countryside. near Tridelphia Lake
with 600-ft. frontage. on Rte.S ll6
| Drive 4 mi. past Ashton to sign or
property, Priced at $4,000 fol
quick sale. OWNER. Ask operate;
Evening star., 1954-11-14

OLD BRICK HOUSE; 8 rooms. elec.
14O acres, good land. barn. silo
good road. S26.500.
Waterford-1h acres; e-room house
outhuildings, asphalt road. $4,000
Terms.
Modern 6-room house. large lot. ir
village. view. $1,000. terms.
ph. 21S1-2731. Hamilton. va
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B uiILDERs : S

A en- on
B UIL D E r S
100 acres Oh Shirley hwy: utils.;
$4,000 per acre.
iss &C. ;ss:: s4: $4,000 oTss.'sa sst. access to
100 det. lots on new BALTIC. pike: !:
ytils; there. streets on grade, only
lot: easy terms.
8 det, lots only Blk: o6 Ager I'd.
Drastically reduced for, immediate
Apt ' blds. S s"i site - vest % 81 deorEsto9n @ Ss
suitable for 80 unitts, ready to 20
y II D'TsESSSc;HiEsR-wALKER. n; HiEs;RwA INC.
AD. 1904 ia. 1880
COMMERCIAL
Lot 100 90 y: By l5S IT,, On On corner:
or restaurant. etc. Resident lot
100 It. by 100 It.. 5000. o. r.
ROBERTSON. Waldorf. Md. Mid
H2-ACRE LOTS
IA choice building lots with trees and
stream. located near near schools ard a..
Priced from 81. 900 to $3.50.
Mac Clure- Cockerille
Vienna. Va. DU. $3.50
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200 ACRES

Lge. 2-story frame home with 5 bed
rms, mod conv., oil hot-air heat
lge. bank barn. silo. small lake ant
stream, several outbldgs.; rollins
country near Mt. Airy, Md.
S3S,600. -
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90 ACRES, i3-room home. barns. ".
ACME Realty Co. uN. 1921
THIS OLD HOUSE. $4,000
On 2 acres; no heat. no bath, but
good rooms; In need Of paint; deel
well Jet pump: chicken house
brooder, frbit trees: J hr, ID. g.
SMITH REALTY
Rt. 234, Manassas, Va. Tel 6i2-J
40 ACRFS-S11 $50
Is cleared. bal. woods: 2-story. S-fm
frame house. room for bath, spacf
heater; outbuildings. large CE
chicken house, barn. pond; 70 min
SMITH REALTY
Rt. 234. Manassas. Va. Tel. 012-J
70 SETTLE ESTATE-"sherwood,
one Of virginia's outstanding cattle
farms; $40 fertile acres. large. brick
mansion house, MANAGERS house
8 tenant houses. ample barns and
silos; complete equipment. all feed
over $50 purebred Angus cattle;
good investment at $166.26 foI
everything. Many others. Write
us your requirements.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Realtors, Culpeper, Va.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Repair carburetors. fuel pumps zen.
orators: starters and distributors.
ON DISPLAY-1955 30-ft- safticTeft
cypress; 200 h.p. This Is a beautis
Iul boat; trade and terms.
1854 25-ft. Steel clipper Express.
twin 95:h.p.; cost. $500: S5.a51,
lgo0 2S-ft. Steelcraft sedan: shin to
Shore: priced to sell, $4,000.
aS5D 2S.ft. Safticraft sedan, 50 o5n
26-t. Chris-Craft runabout, SJ'5T1
4o-lt. Dawn-Fly Bridge: 1852 PACK
ara l50-h.p.. electric toilets ana
reiRr.; 2 Ship-to-shore radios. many
other extras: a fine boat: Sl5.Oo6
we have several excellent Iate-modsi
trade-in runabouts al pricer yn,i
can't turn down. 'N
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON co
Maine Ave. and M st. S.W. ST 3-4Il5
NOW is THE TIME TO PURCHASE
YOUR NEW BOAT FOR 1853
hlcnardson cruisers, 25 10 4I n.
option Of power. '
Ccrrectcraft. Is to 80 IT,: option Of
The Continental. built In Holland n.
tremendous savings; Old World
Workmanshtp combined with New
Morld design and equipment: 80 10
zO0 H.; custom-built for your re-.
ouirementS.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

AN INEXPENSIVE HOME in the
country. 10 q. all cleared on 5000
road. 5-rm. frame house with bath
and heat Other bldgs. and fruit
for only $1,000.
To settle an estate. 240 g.. farm
fronting on State road about $500
it.. 235 q. now under cultivation.
2 one-acre ponds. Extra large b.
barn fitted for drying hay. Double
house of 12 rooms. unfinished. This
property offered at less than cost.
Paved private entrance. By appt.
only. H. p. BURDETTE 4 SON,
MT. AIRY, Nd. Pm. 123, Sun and
Ev, Phi. Mr.. Price, 231.
EXCELLENT STOCK AND TOBACCO
FARM, 1872 acres. 100. cultivated.
B0-acres grass land, 3 streams, tide
water marsh. 8 lge. barns, 7-rrn.
house ali good repair, price. $4,000.
NEW RAMBLER. 1H-acres land, lge.
liv. rn.. with flrepl:. 8 .bedrms.. elec
kit, utility rm., lovely bath, side
porch, big shade trees. price, SILL
800. terms $1,000 dn., bal. monthly,
also 7-acres beautiful shade trees
on paved road between Indian Head
ssnndn nod Laplata, Plata .ndc nice section. price
". SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
CO. on rte. SOL. below waldorf,
Md, la Plata 6711.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

CARROLL COUNTY-3o0-acre farm;
frame S-rm. house; 75-ft. barn;
small dairy; 25 acres woods; all
for S32, 800: excel. terms. Call
Mrs. Wilson. ask operator for Ever
green 4-5651. J. WESLEY BU-
fSuANAN TNf
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24
Pine STREET HIGH SCHOOL
TwENTYTHREE CANDIDATES FOR PINE ST. TEAM

TWENTY THREE CANDIDATES FOR PINE ST. TEAM
CONWAY-E1even lettermen among the % candidates
for the hi school football who have reported to Coach
Billy Swnton.
The Bears were hard hit by graduation but Swnton is
attempting to rebuild team the calber of last years
championship squad.
The letermen Theodore GVan, Cornelius Fowler,
Solomon Hi Wilber Hoskns Coyal Harrison, Bobby afr
son. Mcdaniel Bobby Turner Samuel Pitts, Elijah
Pitts and Darlington Squadmen include Bobby Spann
Sylvester Hoskns, Lavelle Nichols Bobby Cemmons Lois
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24

will carry you to the foot-hllls
and then to the summit by horse
drawn sleighs, Here you can nave
birdseye view of the entire
city. Now, back on the streets
you can drive to the docks ana
see the ships load and unload
their cargo, aside from seeing
the big office building, you can
visit the cosmopolitan hotels see
the museum, library and places oil
amusement and feel their friendly
touch. Each time the wheel turns
over Won can see something
strange and exotic Not a duli
moment to be spent You coula
visit here days and days and
then not see all. Don't consider
your vacation complete without
adding to your tour Montreal
After having spent your allotted
time here, leave by one OF TWO
bridges and head due south on
hiway 8, but you will still be In
Canada fer many miles.
You can spend U. S. money IN
Canada, but you can't spend Ca
madam money in the states, so
relieve yourself Of it before leaV-
ing. You now find yourself back
on the Canadian hiway heading
for New York City, but several
days are required to make the
trip. Eighty-five miles south OF
Montreal and 80 miles west OF
Montpelier, Vermont up popped
Ausible Chasm. This marvel OF
natures handiwork and its u
nique setting is a mecca for
lovers of the Sublime and beat
ties of nature, in its original
form. Ausible river tumbles and
splashes over mighty Lodges and
down thru roaring rapids and
whirlpools and then suddenly
flows placidly along as if In TIL
butte to the stately grandeur and
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24
tenseff
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waddy

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waddy
Mrs. Ola Hammonds visited rel
atIves In England recently .
Mrs Bsulah Washington has re
turned home after accompanying
her granddaughter who have
been visiting here from ST Louis
home. Mrs. Washington stopped
over in Poplar Bluff to visit her
sister Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Johnson of Arkadelphia were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j, p
Davis last week MI ana
Mrs. B. 7. Holiday of Madison
Ill returned home last week aft
err visiting relatives and friends
here. They were also guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso johnson .
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Davis gave
a birthday party for their daugh-
ter, Beverly Ann last week at
the home of her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Davis, Many
of her little friends were present
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24

charm of those prehistoric Sen
tinels which guard its journey To
the sea
There are many points OF IN
terest along this two mile dive
Broken Needle, Sentinel, DeVlls
oven, Elephants Head, Pulpit
Rock. Horse Shoe Falls, well why
90 on, just drive and see it for
yourself. This scenic grandeur
should cause the soul of the rude
to melt down in ecstasy and the
boisterous shouts die out and the
whole body should feel its little
ness in the presence of the Gre
ator. and question not his eXl5-
tenee Seeing his work, we must
acknowledge.
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24
COLOR COORDINATION

One Of the most important
features that goes into making
an attractive room is the color
L. - 49,. {, .-.---- -..In,.-. LnrI a
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24

from the seaboard, its commerce
is carried on over the st. Law
renee river which has great pro-
portions from this point on. The
Lachine canal ends here and is
supplemented by the St. Law
renee. The over river traffic is
carried on over two massive
bridges, Jacquers and Victoria
bridges. The latter is two miles
long. Montreal is truly the divid-
ing point between the old and
new world, whose custom radi-
ates and blends turnout America.
In the center of this city it Mt.
Royal which has lake on its
summit and is used for all year
playground Sightseeing trollies
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24
CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN BEDspREAD

CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN BEDSPREAD
The striking simplicity this crochd spread and match
ing bolster will enhance the of entire bedroom Each
lacy motif made Individually three inches An instruction
eaet for crohetng single 80 inches double size
spread "a 2 inches and the the hadboard bolster be
obtained from the Neeework Department of this Please send
stamped self addressed envelope copy MARYLAND MOD
ERN BEDSPREAD Leafe No S347.
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24

and all had a pleasant time on
the spaciaus lawn with refresh
ments served. Beverly was the
recipient of many gifts . . Mrs,
Nj. M. Waddy has returned after
visiting in St. Louis and attend
ing the National Baptist conVen-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Washington and mother, Mrs. B
Washington made business trip
to Little Rock last week o,
Mrs. Rosa Hatchett is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Mildred Simp-
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24

influence The emotions it wise to choose the hu that friendly
each other Use them the mood that makes
dignfed air bedroom
done purple grey white and accented with black The croeheed
bcdspread graceful white and platinum rich
purple ruhle
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24

m Slns in mn North Little Rock
Freddie l,lsS'l Lee returned ho ,al'a,' =
Wet week al, after visiting her sg'''s ~ la
and daughter in Cleveland 'S an
Louis last week to ION ~ St
Mr. and Mrs W 40 W,ie
and daughters, Miss Gw.. a't''
Jordan, Miss Sharnel RI uoIA
SON Marshall Baker moto,,, 'aa
Minden, La, and spent tks o
end. s "esk-
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24

Turner Calvin Brown, Benny Pearson Melvin Gilbert and
Fred Turner.
The Student council in full swing. The first assembly
program was charge which very good Mrs Maude
spoke the group Monday at the assembly period
The Professional club entertained Friday night in
the beautiful home building by Principal E. j. Landers
Don't forget buy your State Press and keep with the
happenings school, L. Marie D. Schiller reporting
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24
MODERN CONTOURS

The simple, uncluttered lines
Of today's furniture call for
neat, easy-to-eare-for aecesso-
rteg A good example of this is
found in the bedroom where
fitted sheets appear smooth
and fresh the day round. In
snired by the form-ftting
sheet is the contour bedspread
efpehcted in modern mood,
As neat as a pin, this fitted
spread hugs the bed and has
no trailing corners to pick up
dust. The dust rufle, houaeing
below it, serves practical and
pretty purposes.
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24
My Trip to Canada
PART NINE
BY Ii. ii. Hillard

Montreal, the island city has
population of more than one mill
lion persons which is one tenth
of the population of the entire
empire. Altho a thousand miles
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24
Needlecraft Newse
. by NaneyBaxter

he simplicity contemporary design enables the thrifty home
furnishings with the greatest OF ease
YOURSELF thinking and the economical way
furnishing efurbshng the home In keeping with TINS trend
contemporary crochet have been developed Tor the Wo
who LeautNing her home with her capable hands
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-24

NO Ned FOR A SUGAR BOWL ON THE BREAKFAST TABLE
prsweetened cereals the Sweeened for the
cereals require only dousng of milk and they
and what delicious eanE variety of cereals
others we'll make breakfast happy
healthy them daily during Better Breakfast
Month Here two special eyeopeners to inspire you
EYE-oPENER EYE-oPENER
Sugar Crisp Cereal Orange Juice
with sliced banana Cereal Flakes WanleS#
Softeooked Egg df desired) ,u,., nt. honsoa .,.,r
Butter wa" -" '''"P
Instant Cereal Beverage eohee OF Fnik
CEREAL FLAKES WAFFLES
l cup sifted flour egg yolks, we'll beaten
a teaspoon soda l cup buttermlk milk
u teaspoon salt tablespoons melted butter
i cup Grape Nuts Flakes other shortening
egg whites
add and salt sft again Add
Nuts Flakes and mix we'll Combine yoks milk and
BUTTER add to flour mixture beating only until smooth Beat
whites until they will hold in moist peaks Stir quickly but
thoroughly into batter Bake in hot waffle iron Serve with maple
blended syrup. Makes three Assertion waTles {ANSl
Evening star., 1954-03-30
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
Arena Stage-"Blithe Spirit"
$50 pm.
Catholic University-"Murder
in the Cathedral; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Phantom Of the
Rue Morgue"; 1:25. $3.50. 5:35
7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Capitol-"The Naked Jungle;
1875 am. 1:40. $40, 5:45. 7:45
and $50 pm.
COlumbia-"Alaska Seas; II
am, 1910, 2:25, 4:20. 6:15. sos
and 10 pm.
Julius Caesar; l,
S:15, $50. 1885 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Riot in Cell Block
IL; 1850 am, 1:50, $3.50. $50,
7:5O and $50 pm.
LittIe-"Lin": $40. sos and
o:50 pm.
MacArthur-"Genevieve"; 6:15
S:O5 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Phantom Of
the Rue Morgue"; 11:45 am,
1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
Ontario-"Red Garters"; 1:25.
S:25, $50, 1885 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"Night People; 1880
am. 1880, 3:35, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Playhouse -" The Man Be-
tween: 1920 am. 1:20, 1925.
5:35. TAO and 9:45 pm.
Plaza-"Hundred Hour Hunt;
1915, am, 1850. 1925. sos. 6:45.
e:25 and 1910 pm.
Silver Spring - "The Final
Test; 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Trans Lux-"The Wild One;
HOS am, 1855. 2:40, 4:3O. 6:15.
3 and $50 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
Floor Show
Spotlight
Nino Nonni Back
To Entertain in
SozerOc Room

A man of more variety than
most is Nino Nanni. now making
a return appearance in the Sa-
zerac Room at the Old New
Orleans. A pianist-Singer IN the
sophisticated" manner. he COW
ers quite a wide bit Of territory
during the course Of one floor
show. He is known for those
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
him type ditties, but he can get
along without them quite we'll if
that's the audiences mood.
He can, for instance. do that
musical recitative about what a
boy is without a bit of mawkish-
ness and with more humor than
most people extract from it He
can 60 on a musical tour of New
Orleans night Clubs and get a
lot of varied boosie-woogie out
of the piano. He has a bang-up
new number which is a sort of
autobiography Of a piano and is
most effective.
Mr.. Nanni has trick of start
ing a number out softly and in
creasing it gradually in volume.
rhythm and excitement. He also
has a rich baritone voice and a
truly solid piano technique and
all things considered is pretty
much a sure-f1re entertainer.
Also in the spotlight: The
Casino Royal, which goes off in
all directions in It's entertain
ment. has turned from the Sau-
ter-Finegan orchestra to Ilona
Massey, an operetta type. Miss
Massey. who has decorated some
of MGM's glossier musicals. has
been keeping busy in television
of late Also familiar to tele-
viewers is Jimmy Nelson, the
ventriloquist who served that
long term on the Milton Berle
show. who last night started a
two-week engagement at the
Statler Embassy Room. Familiar.
too. are Danny ODay, the dole
full dog, Farrell, and Humphrey
Higsbye, assistants" in Nelson's s
ventriloquial turn Dancers
Tommy Wonder and Margaret
Banks have been held over for
a second week in the SfOrt ham
Blue Room. Also on hand there:
Paul Svdell with his novelty act
and Lee Fairfax, Washington
singer. III. NJ.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
Hollywood Diary:
K. Durham Gives
Sv|vuno Lessons
>vIVOnO Lessons
By SheiIoh Grohom

goth Century-Fox is readying
Junior Miss" as a musical for
the Cinemascope cameras.
Len Levinson has invented a new
screen for Horoscope,
and he says he will wire the
seats to gallop with the riders!
=
Ava Gardner is hand holding
openly with Dominguin. the
Spanish bullf1ghter. And the
Italian press records where and
when almost daily.
Donald O'Connor escorted
Francis the mule to his dressing
room Thursday at IL noon. so
that Don could rehearse for the
Oscar awards that night. It cost
U-I $4,000 to close down the
picture. And that amt hay, eh
Francis?
Released by EANA.)
Evening star., 1954-03-30

vitational affair. to be followed
by the official opening on April
3 THE Moon Is Blue" will
play a return date in Washing
ton at the Shubert theater for
two weeks. starting May 2 =.
This is the live production. with
a cast headed by Jacqueline Holt
daughter of Nat). Edward An
drews and Michael Upton .
Fred Walters Academy award for
Cinerama was the films second,
making it the first production in
history to win prizes in successive
seasons Merriam c. Cooper got
the first one, this time Fred Wal
Ter. the inventor "Mr. Pop
per's Penguins," April 10 and II.
at Leland junior high school.
Chevy Chase. will bring to end
Adventure Theater's current t
season The current produc-
ton is the groups first modern
play Gian-Carlo Menottis
The Old Maid and the Thief"
will be presented by the Unitar-
ian Church choir of Arlington.
Thursday and Saturday nights,
with curtain time $50 pm. .
Studio Sixteen. 1908 N street, will
present D. w. Griffith's immortal
Birth of A Nation," April 7-10,
nightly at 8 pm. -. A 2:30 pm.
performance is scheduled for
April 10 also. . Hoffman-Boston
high school students of Arlington
will present Its A Great Life" :"
a new comedy by Robert Finch.
in three performances in April
These will be night time pres
entations on April 8 and 8. with
a $3.50 pm. matinee on April 8.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
HOLLYWOOD:

110l44 WSOD.
Vittorio Gassman has his bags
packed. and is looking for a
country to fly TOTO get a quick
divorce from Shelley Winters.
The Ray Millands leave for
Europe in April Katherine
Dunham coached Sylvana Man
gano 10 hours day for 10 weeks
for the two dance numbers she
does in "Mambo." Rita
Moreno is taking hula lessons.
Jean Simmons has sign on
the back of hel Jaguar-"Hit
someone your own size" :. The
Trojan horse for Helen of Troy"
is air-conditioned, and has a
kitchen inside!
Bing Crosby says that his alco-
holic role in THE Country Girl"
is the best part he has had since
he started making movies &.
Alex Korda is filming a story Of
two British pilots who flew the
Atlantic before Charles Lind
bergh. And he'll release it ahead
of the Lindbergh Story"
y
This may surprise you-but
the artists sketches at RKO
prove Jane Russell collaborated
on the designing of the costumes
she wears in THE French Line"
Pilot Bob Cummings has sworn
off all airplane trips from now
on. He was air sick all the way
to Brazil for the film festivals.
Red Shelton tired of seeing
"Fordomatic." 'Dynaflow," ETC..
on the backs of cars, put sign
on his: II Shift-A-Matic." {.
Talent scouts are still searching
for some one to play Charles
Lindbergh.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
Players to Stage
A Lenten Drdnu

The Gunton- Temple Players
will present My Hands," a
Lenten play. at pm. on Sun
day in the Social Hall of the
Gunton Temple Presbyterian
Church, Sixteenth and Newton
streets NV.
George Lytle is directing.
A musical program with Tenor
Howard Clayton and Baritone
Paul Lein will precede the play.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
New Translation
For MoIiere PIuy

A new translation of Moliere's
"The Imaginary Invalid" will be
used in the George Washington
Community Theater production
on April 8-10.
Director William Callahan has
made the adaptation from the
original French especially for
the production.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
Miner Group to Do
John Loves Morv'

The Thespian Study Club,
sponsored by the Miner Teachers
College Alumni Association. will
present Norman Krasna's COM
edy, John Loves Mary" at $40
pm. on April 8 and 10 in the
College Auditorium, Georgia
avenue and Euclid street NV.
Juanita TolSon will direct.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
BritOns to Attend
Arena Openind

Members of the British EN-
bassy will be guests of Arena
Stage for the opening of "Blithe
Spirit" tonight.
The Noel Coward comedy is
set for four week run through
April 25.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Joan Fontoine to Succeed
Deborah Kerr in Play
By Joy cormody

The Playwriehts Company which fearful Of dropping
from the cest the trough Of the wave when Deborah Kerr
Sympathy" breathing easier today
1t has found GIRL Joan Fontaine who turns to
happy for Miss Kerr the Robert
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27

Fred Laubacher, Mrs. Lloyd Leaser
and Mrs. Fred Lieske.
Senior choir rehearsal Thursday
at 8 pm.
The Senior Catechetical Class
will have its first session on Satur-
day morning, September 18th, at
1000. All those who were in at
tendance last year in the Junior
class are expected to be present
The first class will meet for the
first time later in the month.
The annual Sunday School teach
ers and officers meeting will be
held in Epiphany Lutheran church,
Reynolds Corners, on Sunday, Sep
tember 18th, beginning at 2:30
pm. An afternoon and evening
session has been arranged. The
speakers are Rev. Fred Meuser,
Columbus, and Rev. Rennix Van
Scoy, pastor of st. Marks Lutheran
Church, Toledo. We would like to
have our entire staff TO plan to
attend.