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Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

Toned brick home Of quail. constr.
snc in excel cond. Eleven rnis..
; 2.sar gar, loOxls5,ft. lot with
fGs' so sftf,. fs residential sstasn ssSsiSn sal:
scHREiSSER.e eiHses. Isc. TIE. EWslTsoE s4115s' so q
ALEXANDRIA, Just of beautiful Mt.
Vernon blvd.-2 bedrm.. det. brk:
lge. liy,, rm.. din. dm., well equip.
kit; side screened porch: oil h:-w.
neat: sarage; many fruit trees: only
S13,500. E. A. HERNHOLM. XII. O.
'4ll; eyes,, SO. 5-6592.
ARLINGTON, S1s950-Beautiful brk.
Cape Cod in better-than-new home
f9nd is1 H. 0edr bearso%, snS haf snd bath bath en-
End hoor; screened porch: lt-in
garage. dishwasher, disposal; nice
level lot. on beautiful street. near
sehoSls sch GSi and transp; Truly an out-
LIPS b. seaf zei4i1 eNANK sSss. kA = Fa!
ASHTON HEIGHTS-Enjoy this brick
Colonial with entr. hall. sep. din,
rm.., lge. bedrm.. breezy porch: full
6smt; ssaSs:45o9, ACME REALTY co.
cENTREviLiiE'' ga Va. aSi0eS; two mile. les on
Route 29-10 acres surround q
beautiful, spacious 9-rm. Colonial
home. 1st a.. center hall. 3-exposure
NV. rm. 3Ox15. hrepl.. porch. din.
rn rm. 1Sxl5' %5 large s sunrm; slec: hteh-
porch md osla Lee Ssdrns.. ssr.
tiled bath. full attic: full hsmt.; oil
INV. heat; deep freeze; washer;
slate roof. Larse barn. chicken house.
garage; Stream: Acreage fenced.
siso per sSoG9u mo- GucinIE nfaseS COOK ossaD. ss
MT fiaS'ysi VERNON 81 s BIvD. Al !AaEAEs 4os4 bed
rm. brick rambler .lge. lot. de luxe
kit, conv. to schools and shopping:
Sl4;920, $4,000 down; lse: 4rc 25-
SON I'd Fd 'Gfo aoLLiS GReh aAII da.' So $3.50 1885,
n. ARL.. westover-s-bedrm. brk,
Colonial; liv. rm.. firepl, din. rm.,
sInTSSp' 1nSSp' rec. rec rm; 81 500 dn. or .GI.
ton on Rt: so. with beautiful view Of
the Blue Ridge. Lovely house with 4
bedrooms extra large living room, 4
baths and maids room and bath.
Separate garage easily converted into
3 : or bog stalls, with room for Nv
but surrounded by large farm. Ask
UpSery1lie; v,TIs ~ e, Vs.: Or telephone Upper
WILL ACSGMDbE E-Ueurm. lonv
for $3.50 Builders invited. Call
BRICK RAMBLER, s17.soo-oulsof-
town owner wants immediate sale
so has priced home $500 under
VA appraisal; immediate possession
on this 3-bedrm. home; lee. liv.
rin. W fhrepl., sep. dining area, all
cleo. luxury kitchen. PLENTY OF
STORAGE SPACE and full bsmt.
and attic. Lge lot In lovely wooded
AREA All recreation facilities con-
%.TztEg va. va. once, ots., gx. s:7sss5s.. 81.
Center entrance hall gives direct
access to spacious living room With
fireplace. pine-paneled den with adj,
u bath. lge. din rm. and well
equipped kit with breakfast space;
lovely rear screened porch; upstairs.
3 lge bedrms. and 2 de luxe all
tile baths; in bsmt., rec. rn1. with
fireplace, also maids room and fill
bath, BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS. For
appt. to inspect. call METZLER--
Va once. IA. 57575.
5 .5O0--5-rm. frame rambler. on
lh-acre lot in Falls Church. Just 1
block from bus. May be purchased
CT or conventional. ARFAX
REALTY. JE. 3-l45O, -
ATEX.. $500 DOWN
3 bedrm; full basemt. Only sll.sSo.
3 ACRES
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

Large house, $16.Q50. a
well-built home. large home In
Arlington with rYn. sizes as
follows: 15xl6 liv. rm., sep.
din. rm. 12x12. 10x12 equip.
kit. with dinette space, full
bsmt., 3 bedrms.. all twin
sized, Anchor fenced lot: I blk.
to bus. May easily OF With
small cash dn. payment. Call
ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Nav Time

Everything's IN bloom around
this big white Dutch Colonial
with its shade trees. flower
bed. secluded fagstone patio;
3 really lse. bedrms., hfepl. IN
liv. rm.. l5-ft. din. rm., d.
nette space in bright kit, full
bsmt.. . MINUTES TO MEMO-
RIAL BRIDGE in an attrec.
Arlington residential section.
Asking SlS.950 with moderate
cash
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Look Inside

This attrac. brk, Colonial In
N. Arl. and you'll see every
thing you want in your home.
Firepl. in spacious uv. rm..
sep. lge. din. rm.. 1st d.
pwdr. rm.. de luxe equip. kit.
$1,000. REC. RM, IN BsMT.,
BIG Laundry rm.. 3 lge. bed
rms, bath. up. Asking 3l9,.
$50 and may o1. Cali IA.
Evening star., 1954-04-27

CoLoRED-VACANT
CHARMING BUNGALOW
HEART OF BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE
Owner leaving town this week and
will sell at great sacrifice. Do you
have good JOB and good credit
Then call US. the owner wants To
sell TO poor person. but an honest
person. Small down payment. small
monthly payments. Will you be the
LUCKY ONE to call? After pm,
call RA 3-3003.
COIN g. LEVINE, HO. 2-362O
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Hyattsyille-S11.a5n
Langlev Park
S1l.500

VEST HYATTSVILLE - Charmins
white Cape Cod OF 2 lge. bedrnis'. az.
pandable attic. huge kit. ise. corner
lot. Approx, 81 900 down. SIS mo.
pays all. REALTY ASSOCIATES, WA.
T-5l34, WA. 7-445S.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Brick, 4 Bedrms.
Arlington--BSmt.-$l4,500

IA1 11IIb UOII-A -ASo11IV' VI H5OU'
It's all here plus positively
cloSe-in location, Just = miles
from Pentagon: kit. well-equip.
with dishwasher. disposal.
stove and refsr., sep. din. ruls,
, firepl. in hv. rm.. oil h.-v.h.
th,9 n9I .tl3c crazy vs,y y yo9 1I den enntrses Sc
Ridered LA h-RoOn.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcont. !

Mr.. NEW HAMP. AVE. and d. C
Line. Mr.. transp. Modern. 8 bed
rms. semidet. brk. with patio and
outdoor barbecue. Priced low. ST.
600 down. Call HE. 4-6400 or HE
N0hA Ia
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALe-S.E.

HILLCREST. Ala. ave.-owner mov-
ing to Western State. has Just
made a substantial reduction IN
price. Center hall. q rooms. > baths
H1m. FsSe; .ss,,,! lot, 6Oxll5; price SIS, $50
families. Eve. TIE. 6-1T6S. L. T,
GRAvATTE. Realtor, MA. S-0753
ILYNDALE, of Minnesota ave. Sc
81 or non-Gl; low down payt;: mod
shopping. See this today and make
US an offer Call Mr.. Penland. ST
D p;mI 5,rAT At As REALTY co. -.9
6rict Soms SeaToos SaW isfss Iss
Full basement. Out-of town owners
offer at speculative price of SIC. 500,
$1,000 cash $40 mo. viii consider
sTsdss MaRsHi4T MT shSmsn wssTr ppY 5.s;SsssS, 5.s;Ssss,
1924 i4th St. NV. Ab. SesSo55
ANAcosTIA-o-family brick. near
carline; 2 kitchens, 9 baths, 2 liv.
rms. 3 bedrms,, 8 porches. gas
IANAcosTlA-cood l5-yr.-oid asbes-
h.-w.h. on S0xIo0-ft, lot: ANA
CosTIA FINANCE CORP, Lu. A.
J311. -2S
CORNER HOUSE. all brick, semidet..
vets, 3 bedrooms. full din. room.
side porch, nice fenced front ward.
rec room. Also good conventional
finaneinS Call Mr.. Beasles,. HE.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1894 14th st. AID. 4-2eo5
HILLCREST, D. C.
Saith and Bansor st. Sc; 3-bedrm.
3la-bath,. new Coloni4l eenter-hall
home; all mod. equip: corner lot;
lSe porch: SOB. 500, excel terms and
LU. 1-4902. IL
Evening star., 1954-04-27
4 Bedrns, 2 Baths
Bsmt.-S18.950

See 1t and believe II and Q
beaut. wooded LOT. 60x240.
This Cape Cod merits your
on this tree-lined street are
different GI or non-GI,
COLONIAL REALTY &C
Realtors Builders, JA. $500
franttn,,nA - Nnwk nD~NG
Evening star., 1954-04-27

A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 Minnesota Ave. s.E. LU. 4-O04C
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES SALE-S.E. teont.l
HIII,CREST

New. det. Colonial brick. featurinl
deception Essn hall; H., 2s.ft. hy; . Im; viii VT
powder rm.. lst fioor; 8 ige. bed.
rms. and baths, End floor. Full
bsmt., rec. rm. with "a bath. ga:
heat. Large closets. Nice location
Shown at anv time
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES sALE-N.w. teons.,

sos TEWKESBURY ST.
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick semidet.
for :S13,500. Modern Kitchen with
location Call Ju. 5-422a . till q.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES co.
COLORED-VACANT-5207 5th st.
NV; q rms, 2 inclosed porches:
$3.50 down; sas h.-w.h., garage. DE.
COLORED-FOUR UNITS. near Geor-
ala ave. and Gallatin st.-Modern.
up to -he minute throughout, with
Hollywood baths; live in one. let
other 3 make the payments; cheap
at S17.95O. with 81, 800 cash down.
Gas heat. detached garage. Cali
Mr.. Clark. RA. 3-9011. MARSHALL
J; WAPLE CO., Realtor, 1924 l4th
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND TAY-
LOR-Beautiful big frame home in
excellent cond; 9 rms. and 2 baths
including 9 bedrooms and a 3O-ft
living rm: priced at S21 800 and
owner will consider $1,000 Gown.
Brokers' coop invited. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14l1; ewes. OIL.
4sIISA. -
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE- Mn

Brick home; only 3 yrs. old with
living room, dining room. kitchen
with breakfast space and modern
equipment powder rm. on lst A.;
3 bedrooms, tile bath on 2nd floor; Z;
immediate possession. Call ME.
S-.l43 It'll q pm. j. WESLEY
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

go. 18th ST. NJ. easy terms
dir rm.. kit. den LIST A.: ) nice
beorms. modern bath. end n: gas
hvst garage. Call MR.. RAY. DE
2-IS12 as
.Semidetached brick, hSmt.. gas heat,
4 yrs, old, many extras: Sill POO;
only 5000 down. bal AZ trust: good
tranSp. ALLEN REAL ESTATE, IA
RIGGS RoAn AND MADISON ST.
eemidst srisA - Rms ~: BathI
Evening star., 1954-04-27
AMER. UNIV. PARK

FOUR CORNERS AREA
Lovely brick bunsalow with 3 bed
rms. & down, up), firepl in liv.
rrn., separate din. rm.. kit. full
bsmt. Exceptional lot with fruit
trees and shrubs. Priced S15.750
for Glllck sale
pENK co liz Gam
Arizona sun., 1954-01-08

NEW YORK, (GlobaD - 1858
was an eventful year, sportswise,
and the memory of many of these
events will stay with us long,
long time.
It was a year when all the un-
usual things started in the base
ball season. The American League
refused to transfer the Browns to
Baltimore, and then the National
League shifted the Braves from
Boston to Milwaukee. Everybody
wondered how the team would
draw, and the answer wasn't long
in coming. They merely chalked
up a National League attendance
record for the year.
During the summer we see
sawed from golf to tennis in base
ball to racing, and back again. Ben
Arizona sun., 1954-01-08
Sports Closeup
BY
Fritz Pollard

Hogan was victorious in the us.
and British open championships,
and also. won the Augusta Masters
year, and 1854 looks just as good
coming UP.
= Dark Star defeated Native
Dancer in the Kentucky Derby
Rocky Marciano downed the an
cient Jersey Joe Walcott o.. .
Maureen Connolly walked off with
more tennis honors =. Tony Ira
bert defeated Vic Seixas.
We saw the beloved Buns. take
another beating in the World Sc
ries at the hands of the Yankees,
but we couldn't help but observe
that they are still strong young
team with several Corners"
Bobo Olson downed Randy Turpin
for the middleweight championship
Football brought its share of
Arizona sun., 1954-01-08
Campus
Briefinq
By DEGENE CLARK, JR.

The Carver Monarchs started
the new year off right by downing
the Litchfield Owls 68-40 for their
fourth conference win and their
sevnth all-game consecutive win.
Alfred Carr and Charles Christie
pher were high-point men for Car
yer with fourteen points each,
while David Johns led the Owls
with sixteen points.
The Carver junior varsity won
their basketball game by score
of 51-22. This was their seventh
straight win also. Tonight the
Monarchs go up against the Peoria
Panthers at Peoria. Last season
the Monarchs defeated the Panth-
ers 1922, and they are anticipating
a repeat this season. Although
Peoria may be considered an un-
der-dog, they will be trying their
best to knock Carver out from the
unbeaten-team rank.
Tomorrow night Carver plays
West High Thunderbirds at West
High. The Thunderbirds have al
ways given Carver great game.
Last year the Monarchs sneaked
by them 61-60, so West is out for
revenge. Don't miss this game. 1t
promises to be exciting.
December 81, 1858, the Carver
Hi-Y team played the North High
Lancers at the YMCA and lost by
a very close score of 1898. Bob
Charles was high-point man for
the winners with twelve points, as
was John Davis for Carver also
with twelve points.
The 1853 Pre-Legislative Con-
ference was held during the Christ
mas Holidays at Tucson Jerome
Clardy was elected president of
the senate and Degene Clark sgt
alarms of the senate. Both boys
will take over their offices at the
State Capitol Building this spring.
Cadet Private Joe White and
Codet Corporal William Johnson
of Carver High School R.O.T.C. In
fantry Battalion were selected to
serve as assistants to the Command
ant of Cadets for the week of
January 5th to 18th. This is Pvt.
Whites second time to win this
honorary commission.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-08
PRACTICALLY PERFECT

An employer had spent a great
deal of money to ensure that his
men should work under the best
conditions. "Now, whenever I enter
the workshop" he said, II want
to see every man cheerfully per-
forming his task, and therefore l
invite you to place in this box any
further suggestions as to how that
can be brought about"
A week later the box was
opened; it contained only one slip
of paper, on which was written,
Don't wear rubber heels"
Arizona sun., 1954-01-08
Selection and Care of
veqetubIes for Storage

1. In order to keep well, the
vegetables should come from late
paintings.
2. Plant a goOc supply of vege-
tables that are easiest to store.
8. Crops to be stored should not
he too large or OVermature, as they
are likely to become tough, strong
and woody.
4. Never handle crops for stOr-
age when wet.
5. Dig crops wien soil is dry.
6. Handle with care to prevent
bruises and skin punctures.
Z. Don't attempt to store crops
that have been injured by freezing.
s. Barrels, boxes, crates or bins
may be used a scOntainers for var
ious vegetables. Movable contain
ers are preferable to built-in bins,
as they are easy to remove for
cleaning and disinfecting.
Q. A dirt floor provides better
moisture conditions than concrete.
10. Darkness in the store room
is recommended.
IL. How long any vegetable will
keep depends upon it sstage of ma
turity and freedom from injury at
the time of harvest as well as upon
good storage conditions.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-08
Share Your
Wisdom
BY DIR. THOMAS r. GAINES

NEW YORK, (GlobaD = AS we
work up enthusiasm for higher liv-
ing, we begin to discover that the
best life is not won by sitting
around and waiting for something
to happen. No, we have to be up
and doing, filled with the spirit of
enthusiasm, seeking for the good
ness of living. The law of strife is
the same as the law of love. We
attract according to our desires and
habits. How we should labor for
the worthy life because that is the
good way to expend our time and
energy. Whatever the quality Of
Arizona sun., 1954-01-08

heroes, among them J. c. Caroline
of South Carolina who distin-
guished himself with the Illinois
University team, and was named
to All-American. 1t was a great
Arizona sun., 1954-01-08

our present life, that is the result
of our past inclanations and expe-
riences. AS we seek to better our,
present condition we must first
improve the grade of our inclina-
tions and experiences.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Broadway at AID: If you're
having trouble getting tickets for
"Pajama Came . here is the So
luton: Wait out in Long Island
Sound, of Mamaroneck. until
you see a motor launch whip out
of the Yacht Club basin and head
for Greenwich, Conn. Aft of the
motor launch will be big guy,
water skiing. He's got tickets for
the show. He's John Raitt, who
plays opposite Janis Paige. A 15-
mile aquatic iaunt on water skis
is taken in stride by Raitt, one
matinee idol who lives up to the
physical specifications. His water
skiing is only a means to keep in
shape. He plays golf in the
middle 80s.
When he was attending Fuller
ton H. S. in California. Raitt held
the State high school champion
ship as a shotputter. He heaved
the 12-pound ball SIS feet 101a
inches. AS result. he won a
track scholarship to use, but
when Coach Dean Cromwell re-
fused to let him play football,
Raitt transferred to Redlands
Evening star., 1954-07-12
Withdrawal BY ]. 5.
Disiurbs japanese
y ihs A.,osis,sd Pros.

TOKYO. July IL. The news
paper Asahi said today the
United States decision To pull
out Its ground force from Hck-
kaido Japan's northern bastion
facing Soviet territory had up
set Japan's 1854 troops plan.
Japanese defense authorities,
Asahi said. had been aware Of
the United States plan but did
not anticipate 1t at thu. rate am
nounced Friday by Gen. John
e. Hull. s
Gen. Hull said United States
troops would be Withdrawn dur
Ing 1854. He said the new Japa-
nese self defense army would
take over.
The 1st Cavalry Division which
fought in Korea is stationed In
Hokkaido along with the north
ern corps Of the Japanese de-
Tense army. Informed sources
In Tokyo said the 1st Cavalry
would be moved to northern
Honshu, Japan,s main island.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
london DOubIs Queen
Is Expecting Third Child
~ The Associated Prsss

LONDON, July IL. Bucking-
ham Palace maintained it's Gus
tomary silence today on q New
York newspaper report that
Queen Elizabeth II is expecting
her third child. Court sources
said so far as they know the
report is unfounded.
The sources commented that
the Queen has not Cancelled fu-
ture engagements. Such can
cellations would be an almost
sure sign the monarch is ex-
pecting.
British newspapers paid Scant
attention to the. report in the
New York Daily News. Two pa
pers printed it on the front page
with the modest. identical head
line: The Queen, a New York
Newspaper Report" A third
printed one paragraph on the
back page.
The Daily News in q copy
righted story from London last
night quoted Buckingham Pal
Evening star., 1954-07-12
Ed SuIIivon's
t!5t!f I'D NEW YORK

with his brother. where he could
play football AND peg the Ia
pound oval.
In addition. Redlands has g
celebrated music course.
K*
Bombing Of Helsinki Cancelled
the Olympic Games IN 1910, so
Raitt concentrated on singing.
John Charles Thomas was doing
"Pinafore' with Ed Lester, so
Raitt went into the chorus. Then
MGM signed him to q six-month
stock contract, $75 per week.
The fall of that year, he went
back to Redlands U. for the
alumni production Of "Vaga-
bond King" "I'll probably fall
in love with the leading lady and
get married." Raitt remarked to
his Hollywood roomie, Dan
Daley.
The leading lady, it developed,
was a very cute sophomore, Mar
jorie Haydock. She is now Mrs.
Raitt. mother of their 7-year -oId
son, 5-year-old daughter and q
year-old son. Ever since their
marriage, Raitt has had nothing
but good luck: oklahoma. .
"Carousel." and now "Pajama
Came"
\ ~ ~
Back in 1943, when Raitt.
Brian Sullivan, Howard Keel and
George London were singing to-
gether in Coast choruses and
minor operetta leads, where
Raitt was discovered by Mrs.
Lawrence Langner. here in the
eastern section Of the country, q
hopeful young comic was work.
ing as a waiter in Browns Hotel,
Loeb Sheldrake.
The owners, Charles and Liz
lian Brown. encouraged the kid,
paid him SIS a month plus board.
went out Of their way to intro
duce him to important show
people they knew.
So today the young comic trav-
eled back to Loeb Sheldrake, in
the Borscht Belt. once again to
wait on tables and dance with
the femme guests.
His name is Jerry Lewis, of
Martin and Lewis. He must be
thoroughly nice kid, not to have
forgotten.
\ y
Friends betting that Barbara
Hutton will not retain her Do
minican citizenship for tax pur-
poses after she divorces Porfirio
Rubirosa Theda Bara okay
after that rought operation.
Wally Cox and Marilyn Gennaro
back from their honeymoon.
Betty Hamman, Latin Quarter
blonde, has lost her heart to Ed
Burtchey, rookie pitcher of the
Phillies. (Betty's brother is
Phillies' pitcher. Herman Web
meier.) -. Colony shuttered for
two weeks. Loew's publicity
man. Carl Fishman. felled by a
heart attack. rushed to Bethel
Hospital. West Side Tennis
Club biggies hoping that VIM
bledon champ Drobny decides to
play to U. S. tournaments this
summer. ;. Phil Epstein's widow.
Lillian, will marry Roger Ken
dali. Joni James of Holly
wood, to be tested for Metros
Your Cheating Heart" =. Re-
union: 63rd Inf. Div, Hotel New
Yorker, July 1925.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
Small Plane Lands
On Virgii,i0 For,n;
Occupants v 0nish
sy tie Assoeioisd Press

ROCKY MOUNT. va. July IL.
There's an airplane on Mrs.
Mary Laws farm property here
and Mrs. Law sure does wish its
owner would come and take it
somewhere else.
Trouble Is, MRS. Law doesn't
know who owns it. Neither does
the Civil Aeronautics Admins
tration. which has investigated.
The plane has been in . field
on the farm since Friday when
it made q forced landing, tipped
over and was damaged. A man.
q woman and q child stepped
unhurt from the craft. The
man told Mrs. Law he was. going
to nearby Martinsville to see
what could be done, about NOV
ing the plane. He and the two
others left.
Mrs. Law hasn't seen him
since.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
Gruhun1
Continued From Page A-141

Continued From Page A-14.)
we sat while in darkness, to
get a better view Of the breath
taking. magnificent Notre Dame
church, flood lit, and looking
like a fairly-tale castle.
And now for Hollywood:
Ricardo Montalban returned
after five, months of moviemak-
ing in Mexico. Its the interna-
tional market for picture pro-
duction," said Ric. He was
offered six film jobs in six
different countries, as well as
directing and producing assign
ments. Ric will make just one
movie a year in Hollywood.
Marion Brando's gags about
Liberace have come to the atten-
ton of the dimpled pianist. And
he is, reported to be disturbed
about Marlon's jokes at his ex-
pense. The other day, on the
"Desiree" set, when asked to pose
for a picture. Marion called first
for his "Liberace" wig.
Alan Ladd, a home-loving guy
off the screen, who hates to
make P. A. Tours, will take of
on a 15-city tour to plug his
picture, Drum Beat" for
Warmers. Alan has a percentage
of the picture.
Susan Hayward's nine-year-
old twins are getting royal treat
ment while with their mother on
location in Utah. The boys do
three hours Of schoolwork every
morning, but spend the rest of
the day hunting, fishing and
horseback riding. They don't
want to come home.
Vic Damone isn't only good
singer-he's a good cook. He
proved this to Anna Maria AL
berghetti the other evening when
he whipped up lasagna dinner
for her.
As soon as jeanne Dru COM
pletes her Mary Magdalene part
in DAY of Triumph" she and
actor husband John Ireland leave
for New York, to negotiate for
their possible joint appearance
in a Broadway comedy, Cham
payne Complex"
In addition to playing his wife
in the II Love Lucy" TV-er,
Vivian Vance will star opposite
Bill Frawley in radios Great
Scott"-the story Of q baseball
umpire. Bill, q rabid baseball
fan, has d clause written into all
his contracts that If the Yankees
win the American League PEN
nant he be allowed time OF to
attend the World Series.
Eartha Kilt gave the diamond
back to Sammy Davis, Jr.-they
couldn't decide who was to give
up the career.
Next stop: Zurich!
released BY N. A. N. Al
I +.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
COLLEGE Post Filled

SWEET BRIAR, va, July IL
(R1 Peter ". Daniel Of Rich
mond has been named treasurer
and assistant to the president
of Sweet Briar College. He sue
ceeds Marchant d. Wornom who
resigned to take q position with
"a Richmond bank.
Evening star., 1954-07-12

ace sources" as saying Elizabeth
Is expecting early next year. The
News added that aonly last week
two additional doctors were ap-
pointed to the palace stan. !"
Evening star., 1954-07-12
Films Less Welcome

France has tightened regula-
tions governing the exhibition Of
foreign motion pictures, Paris
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18
Clyde Wayne Named Chairman
W Nickles T or Know How"

Clyde Wayne. successful farmer
and member Of the County ASC
Committee for a number of years
was today appointed Columbus
County Chairman of the "Nickles
For Know How" Campaign.
Wayne stated that the referen-
dunn would be held on Friday,
October Is.
The "Nickles For Know How
Program started in November,
1851, when farmers from all over
North Carolina voted overwhelm-
ingly in favor of a program that
would increase research and edu-
cation. Since that time or during
the past three years farmers have
been paying SC per ton on all seed
and fertilizers and that money was
turned over to the "Nickles For
Know How" Foundation to furth-
er education and research in North
Carolina. The program has already
meant thousands of dollars to Co
lumbus County farmers.
According to Chairman Wayne,
during the past three years, SO
research and education programs