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Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
MEETING OF
TOWN COUNCIL
Discussion on Right-Of- Way
of Dual Highway Through
Smyrna
ALSO COMMERCE STREET

Among many matters which
came before Smyrna Town Coun-
Gil at their deferred meeting on
Friday night were discussions on
right-of-way agreements between
the State Highway Department
and the town OF Smyrna for the
dual highway through Smyrna
from the Leipsic Road to seven
hundred feet north of Duck Creek,
and also for Commerce Street.
The conditions were considered
and the agreements will be signed
when a notary is available. Mayor
George M. Blendt presided. There
was discussion on the town regu-
lations concerning trailers and
the motion of December 10, 1854
was reviewed. Fred r. Kielkopf
and Jerome Unruh, of the Middle
town Well Drilling Company were
present and explained procedures
for a test drill, showed pictures
of various type wells, and samples
of equipment used. 1t was voted
that the ten percent discount al
lowed for outdoor Christmas
lighting of homes be discontinued
this year and that the town offer
three prizes for the most attrac-
tive outdoor decorations of homes
within the limits served by the
town. A committee of four citiz-
ems not on council will be named
as judges of the decorations. A
brief session of council will be
held on Friday, November 25 for
the purpose of opening bids, and
regular business will be transact
ed on the recessed date of Dec.
2. This action is taken so that
the mayor and council may at
tend the holiday dance of the
Citizens Hose Company as honor
ary patrons. Chief of Police John
w. Jacobs, 'Jr. presented the re-
port for october, showing 132
complaints; 20 arrests; drunk and
disorderly, Is; motor violations,
IA; committed to Jail, 1; car driv-
en- 3765 miles; cases dismissed, 6;
fines collected, $311.50. Council
man John E. Wilson III called at
tention to the need for signs pro-
hibiting parking in driveways and
also to the practice of double park
ing on Main Street. These con-
ditions will be enforced by the
police department. A letter was
received from the David G. Har-
rison Post No. IA, American Leg
ion in appreciation of a check for
S4O0 toward their ambulance
fund.
Electrical Survey Made
Electrical engineers from Bal
Continued on Page Seven)
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
AUXILIARY OF VFW POST
Vote to Change Meeting Night to
Fourth Monday of Month


At the recent meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary, Newnam-Lee-
Urban Post 1901, Veterans OF
Foreignn Wars, it was voted to
change the meeting night to the
fourth Monday of the month, the
most important reason being that
the present meeting night conflict
ed with the Department of Della
ware meeting. This will enable
all auxiliary members to attend
the department meetings held
monthly. The auxiliary will re-
sumo their nylon stocking sale.
Members may purchase or obtain
stockings for selling by contracting
Mrs. Virginia Cubbage. Discus
sion of Christmas plans resulted
in stockings to be filled for vet
Grams at the Brack-Ex Veterans
Administration Hospital, and the
usual Christmas party to be given
to the children at the Governor
Bacon Health Center. Mrs. June
E. Short, president District 8, an
nounced that there will be a dis
trict meeting at the Clarence Vim
son Post, Camden on wednesday,
November 80.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
5Oth WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Il. HeinoId
Given Reception at Century Club

MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Il. HeinoId
Given Reception at Century Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T. Heinold,
Sr., of Smyrna, who celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary on
November Is, were honored at a
reception given by their children
in the Century Club, Smyrna.
They were the recipients of many
gifts and congratulatory mes
sages. The couple was married
at Townsend with the Rev. j.
wellington Jones officiating. Mrs.
Heinold is the former Elizabeth
w. de Venish of Smyrna. The
celebrants have six children: Mrs.
Albert E. Lee of Townsend, Mrs.
Paul j. Horisk of Woodcrest, Mr.
E. Temple Heinold of Townsend,
Mr.. Clifford E. Heinold of Deer
hurst, Mrs. Harvey ]. Pollen of
Kennett Square, and Mrs. Alfred
H. Moffett of Sarasota, Florida
They also have 1S grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
WOMAN'S CLUB
BACKS SD DAY
Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis Gives
Full Cooperation With
Mrs. Harman Money
PROMOTING SD DAY

President Eisenhower has desig-
mated December / as SD Day or
Safe Driving Day. It's purpose is
to demonstrate, again, that traffic
accidents can be greatly reduced
when motorists and pedestrians
fulfill their moral and civic re-
sponsibility for safety. This is a
challenge that can be met by ev-
eryone, that the nation may be
free of accidents and fatalities.
This challenge is being met by
the federated womens clubs of
Delaware under the leadership of
their safety chairman, Mrs. JOS
eph w. Ennis, and with the full
cooperation and support of the
president, Mrs. Harman Money.
They are promoting SD Day by
alerting our citizens to the dan
gers of driving and asking that
every precaution be taken to have
Delaware free of accidents on
December 1. This applies to ped
estrians and bicycle riders as well.
Through Mrs. Ennis, suggested
plans to club presidents and safe
ty chairmen are to have COM
munity meeting at which citizens
are made familiar with the safety
story; discuss the results of acci-
dents and methods of prevention.
Question and answer periods could
bring to light some interesting
facts. Working on the reduction
of accidents on our highways with
the resultant appalling death toll
and increasing number of injur-
les is not new to the club women
of Delaware. Mrs. Money select
ed safety on our highways as one
of the main projects of her ad-
nninistration. Mrs. Ennis has been
in contact with every federated
club and many other organiza-
tions, carrying on project
known as "Code of the Road"
The club women have been asked
to contact as many people as pos
sible and explain the "Signs of
Life" road markings, proper sig-
nails, regulations found in the
drivers manual, tips for pedes-
trians, rules for bicycle riders,
etc. They are asked to sign a
card which pledges them to fol-
low the Code of the Road, which
is practicing courtesy, and cour-
tesy always pays. They are also
asked to affix strip to the back
bumper with the message: Make
Courtesy Your Code of the Road"
This may save life, and It is
Continued on Page Twelve)
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
weekend Police Report

The Smyrna police report for
the weekend follows: appearing
before Magistrate j. F. Hopkins
were Irwin Gibbs, Wilmington, on
a charge of failing to yield the
right-of-way, $40 fine; Arthur H.
Biddle, Jr., Dover, speeding, $40;
Edward o. Johnson, Townsend,
reckless driving, $40; Otis L. Har-
mon, Milton, Del, speeding, $40;
Robert L. King, Smyrna on two
charges, one, having a set of fic-
titious licenses in his possession,
$40, and on a peeping tom charge,
S25. Alderman William M. Dough-
ten fined Leon Little, Smyrna, $40
on drunk charge; and Hubbard
Brown, Smyrna, S5 on a charge
of drunk.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
18TH ANNIVERSARY w. S. G. S,
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice Celebrated Last Friday Night

WOmen's Society of Christian Ser.
vice Celebrated Last Friday Night
The fifteenth anniversary of the
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice of Asbury Methodist Church
was celebrated last Friday night
Mrs. William T. Nowland is presi-
dent. The program was in charge
of Mrs. Norman Shorts. The
Greed of Woman's Society OF
Christian Service" was read by
Mrs. Arthur CHM. The list of
charter members was read by
Miss Anna B. Beckett. Recogni-
ton of past presidents was given,
as follows: Mrs. Ernest Mattiford,
1910 to 1945; Mrs. Andrew D.
Cole, 1945-46; Mrs. L. M. Price,
1946-47: Mrs. John L. Johnson,
1947-48; Mrs. Cole, 1948-49; Mrs.
Grant G. Garis, 1949-52; Mrs.
George Luff, 1952-53; Mrs. Now
land, 1953-55. There were selec-
tions by a trio composed of Mrs.
Ernest Blendt, Mrs. Harvey
Wright, and Mrs. Olin Bamberger,
accompanied by Mrs. Harold Car
row. A review of the minutes for
fifteen years was given by Mrs.
Shorts. The past treasury report
was presented by Mrs. Cole. Mrs.
Bamberger and Mrs. Roy Dono-
van sang, with Mrs. Carrow at
the piano. Members of the WSCS
of Ewell's-St. Paul Methodist
Church, Clayton and of the Leip-
sic Methodist Church were guests
at this special meeting. Members
of Circle No. 3 were in charge of
the evening and closed by serving
sandwiches, cookies, nuts, mints,
and coffee, buffet style.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
FIRE co. AUXILIARY MEET
Receive $3.50 From Chicken Salad
and Fried Oyster Dinner

Receive $3.50 From Chicken Salad
and Fried Oyster Dinner
Mrs. Connie Morris presided at
the monthly meeting of the Lad
les Auxiliary of the Citizens Hose
Company on Monday night. The
auxiliary realized proceeds of
$530.30 from the recent chicken
salad and fried oyster dinner
served to the public, and express
thanks to all who donated toward
the success of the affair. A re-
cent bake netted the group S95.
Mrs. Morris gave a report on her
attendance at the Del-Mar-Va
convention. A rummage sale is
planned for Friday and Saturday,
Dec. 2-3. 1t will be held at the
fire house, Delaware Street en-
trance. Mrs. Florence Ford, ways
and means chairman, is in charge
of the sale. The women donated
fifty dollars to the firemen toward
their Christmas toy project. On
Dec. 10 the annual Christmas
party of the auxiliary will be held,
with exchange of gifts between
members. The committee for the
party includes Mrs. Ida Collins,
Mrs. Addie David, Mrs. Ruth
Leager, and Mrs. Jean Miller.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
RULE OUT BOWL GAME
u. of ID. Football Team viii Not
Participate i'm Postseason Game


Participate in Postseason Game
The University of Delaware
football team will not participate
in a postseason game this year.
In a brief statement issued by the
University's Athletic Council, John
]. DeLuca, chairman, stated, I'm
view of the excellent record of
Delaware's football team this sea-
son, there has been much specu-
lation regarding the possibility of
postseason bowl game. To clar-
ify this situation, the members of
the Council have asked me to in
form our alumni, students and
many loyal friends and followers
that the University of Delaware
has received no invitation to COM
pete in such a contest this year.
Director of Athletics David M.
Nelson therefore has declared that
the season officially ended at the
close of last Saturdays game"
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
SALK VACCINE PROGRAM BEING
CONTINUED IN KENT SCHOOLS

Under the direction of DR.. c.
P. knight, Kent County Health
officer for the State Board of
Health, another injection of the
Salk Vaccine is being administer
ed in Kent County. This part of
the program began on Monday,
November 21st in the Caesar Rod
ney and FELTON, Schools. The
schedule continues as follows:
Tuesday, November 20, 1856
Kenton (w), 900 am; Kenton
(c), $50 am; Cheswold (c),
1000 am; Fork Branch (c),
1920 am; Clayton (w), HOO
am. Wednesday, November 80,
1955-Harrington (w), 900 am;
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
MIR. and Mrs. j. Harvey Dunning
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary

Celebrate wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harvey Dun
ming, of Clayton, celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary re-
Gently. They received many con-
gratulatory messages and were
entertained at family dinner by
their sons, Julian H. Dunning,
Clayton, and Robert K. Dunnfng,
Smyrna. They also have two
grandchildren, Barbara and DON
ma, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian H. Dunning Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunning were married at Green's
boro, Nd, by the Rev. S. P. Ship
man. Mrs. Dunning is the form
er Miss Martha Knight, of
Greensboro. They have lived In
Clayton since 1918. Mr.. Ounning
is retired and was associated with
the Pennsylvania Railroad in the
maintenance department. He has
served on the Clayton Town Coun-
Gil continuously for more than
twenty-five years, and is active in
church and Masonic circles.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
Presbyterian Missionary Society

On Monday evening, November
2Sth, the Missionary Society of
First Presbyterian Churches meets
for it's regular monthly meeting in
the Church School room. Mrs. G.
W., Mcknight of Westminster
Church in wilmington and chair
man of World Service for the
New Castle Presbytery will show
pictures on Alaska. This past
summer Mrs. Mcknight made an
extensive trip through Alaska, Wis
iting all Presbyterian Mission Sta
tions, taking pictures of the peo-
pie and interesting sites. She
will show her slides and explain
them. It is expected that this
will be most interesting exper-
ience for those present. Anyone
who is interested is invited to at
tend.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
HOLIDAY DANCE
BY FIRE co.
Annual Thanksgiving Affair
to HighlIght Season in
Smyrna
LIST OF PATRONS

The list of patrons and patron
esses is complete for the annual
Thanksgiving holiday dance spon-
ored by the Citizens Hose Com
pany which is the highlight of
the season in Smyrna. 1t will be
held at the fire house on Friday
starting at nine o'clock with mu-
sic by Al Green and His Cadets.
The advance sale of tickets and
the response by patrons have been
very gratifying to the committee
which includes Reynolds Bradley,
Robert Jacobs, and James Truax.
The dance will be cabaret style
and dress is optional. Patrons
and ,patronesses follow: Mayor
and Mrs. George M. Blendt, Coun-
Gilman and Mrs. Linden S. Dough-
ten, Councilman and Mrs. Lester
L. Liefer, Councilman and Mrs.
Richard c. Price, Councilman and
Mrs. John E. Wilson III, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex D. Gilmore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold e. Wickham; Mr..
and Mrs. George R. Wright, Miss
Amelia Winford, Mrs. Homer D.
Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Joyce, Miss Anna A. Wilson, Mrs.
Olive H. Stats, Mrs. Lee G.
Wroten, the Rev., and Mrs. F.
Sydney Bancroft, Miss Mary M.
Holland; Miss Elizabeth T. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner w.
Price, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Wright, Mrs. Harley R. Bod
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. New
nam, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence s..
Collins, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
j. O'Neill, Sr., DR.. and Mrs. John
J. Lazzeri, Col. and Mrs. Harold
J.. Rau, Mr.. and Mrs. James S.
Bradley, DR.. and Mrs. c. ]. Prick
EFT, Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Guy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy K. Sayers,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norris, Mr..
and Mrs. William G.. Roe, Jr., DR..
and Mrs. Ernest P. Collins, Mrs.
William T. Doughten, Mrs. Will
liam G. Roe, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Leland Harmonson; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Deakyne, Jr., Mrs. Helen G.
Attix, Mr.. and Mrs. Ropert K.
Dunning, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
D. Pusey, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Elmer
Pratt, Mrs. c. Ernest Rowland,
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph G. FAIRIES, Sr., Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Webb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph D. Knots, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Arthur Stokesbury, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Gee, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth d. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Wootten, DR..
and Mrs. Robert M. Sarde, DR..
and Mrs. William c. Pritchard, ,Jr.,
Mrs. Victor d. Ennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray E. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Rothwell, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank w. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T. Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
CONTINUED on Page Sixl
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24

Harrington (c), HOO am; Book
er T. Washington, 100 p.m.;
Hartly, 200 pm; Lockwood, 2:30
pm. Wednesday, December z,
1955-Dover (w), 900 am. Dur
ing October and November the
children in the first four grades
who brought consent slips from
parents were given the vaccine.
There were 1865 who received a
first dose; the second dose was
given to 1912 children who had
participated in the spring pro-
gram; total of 37O7 injections
in Kent County. Only the second
injection will be done at this
time.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
birthday Of William ii. COLLINS

William H. Collins will observe
his eighty-fourth birthday on No
vember 27. He was born Nov. 27,
1871 on the Brick House farm of
the late Daniel Corbett, now the
property of the Odessa Library at
Stump's Corner three miles east
of Odessa.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-24
Scottish Rite To Hold Ladies Mite

The Kent & Sussex Scottish
Rite Club will hold its annual
ladies night in the Georgetown
High School Auditorium on Fri
day, Nov. 25 at pm. with James
B. Kilvington presiding. There
will be vaudeville, dancing, door
prizes and refreshments. The en-
tertainment is being arranged by
j. Henry Mcdonnell.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
ED SULLiV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

!. The Joe Kellys expecting
Sir Stork the's son Of the late
Chicago mayor Danton
Walkers aid. Connie Soloyanis.
married airline's Nancy Delyan-
mis- in Athens Norman Kras-
mas 'sThe Ambassadors Daugh-
ter before the cameras in Paris
with Olivia De Havilland. Myrna
10y. Adoiph Menjou and John
Forsythe.
The Kirk Douglas stork due in
i've weeks. Barbara Donahue.
daughter Of the late ziegfeld
star, Jack Donahue. and John
Egington honeymooning.
Odyssia Skouras dating Robert
|Naify. .. The Lennie Greens
mercury Artists prexyl named
her Juliet Sara. Cary Lati-
|mer and Don Cherry holding
hands at Danny's Hideaway. :. /.
|Lotos Club honoring Victor
Borge. 8. Carol Ann Beery and
Swedish ski champ Van Hall
blazing. . Lanfranco Rasponi's
ISagittarius Art Gallery opened.
Art Carney's Tv wife. Joyce
Randolph. honeymooning with
Richard L. Charles. Jack
shepard, Pirate catcher. weds
Sonia Wakefield on the 9Th. Z.
THE Frank Rosses MARY Kaye
|Trio) expect Sir Stork. S. Jack
Carter and Nancy Berg steady.
S. Autumn leaves having their
last fling. Z
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Auto Dealers Heur
on Credit

The Automotive Trade Assoc
ciation last night heard Rear
Admiral Frederick J. Bell. USN.
retired, executive vice president
Of the National Automobile
Dealers Association, warn against
possible over-expansion Of con-
sumner credit.
Admiral Bell said that. in
August, money owed BY consum-
ers rose $500 million to q new
high Of $i3.5 billion. He said this
presents little danger to overall
production and income. provided
the credit Is sound.
He also criticized false and
misleading advertising but said
advertising in the District Is
conservative" compared to the
rest of the country.
The dinner meeting was held
in the Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

q year or so ago. Is making more
pictures than he ever did at any
time in his acting career. His
next, which he VII. also produce.
"To Tame a Land" wiz be re-
leased by Paramount.
Dale Robertson's new flame.
Maria English. had an accident
in her car Wrecked It COM
pletely. I'm told that. In spite Of
Marla's dates with Dale. she's
still In love with Bud Pennell.
This is a very pretty girl. I'd Ike
to see her get a movie break.
When you ask Robert Wagner.
what was your most exciting
experience In Europe?' the lad
replies, in q daze: Meeting MAJ
|lene Dietrich in Paris And usu-
ally Bob adds: "WoWl"
tReieased by NANA)
Evening star., 1955-10-04

Audrey.s price today Is sS5o.ooo.
plus expenses.
Overheard George Sanders say
Iof Dana Wynter, with whom he
Us doing the TV version Of
l.Laura, "She's the greatest
actress She's also beautiful.
which Is something George al
ways appreciates.
Early-morning thought: Why
lis it that every time q man OF
woman plays q drunk on the
screen, he or she is automatical-
Ily mentioned for an oscar? Seems
to this practically teetotaler that
anyone can weave around and
look blurry.
&&%
Bing Crosby viii open his new
laBlue Skies trailer colony In
Palm Springs with q big square
dance. with Bing doing the call
ing. I've booked Jack Benny
Bob Hope and George Burns Al
my partners.
Joan Crawford viii travel In
Evening star., 1955-10-04

style when she leaves on q cross
country tour TO sell her recent
picture. Her encourage includes
her secretary, make up girl.
wardrobe ditto. hair stylist and
a couple Of press agents. Then
she'll be on to England to star
in THE Story Of Esther Cos
|teIlo.' Joan was the original
choice for this movie. ] certainly
made q wrong guess when I said
Joan would retire after her mar
riage. ! realize now she can't.
Whatever happened to Anne
Baxter? She dropped out Of
sight after completing her part
lin 1.-THE Ten Commandments. "
Wen wake up some morning
soon and discover Anne Is Mrs.
Russell Birdwell.
&*&*
Marion Brando, who wasn't
going to make any more movies
Evening star., 1955-10-04

WED 50 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. J Harry Phillips, 1886
Ingraham street NV, re-
Gently observed their golden
wedding anniversary with
a celebration at their home.
Mr.. Phillips is retired from
the Government Printing
Once, where he was chief
Of the copy-preparing and
proofreading division. They
have two daughters. a son
and four grandchildren.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Christian Businessmen
Meet Here Oct. II

The 18th annual meeting Of
the Christian Business Mems
Committee International win be
held October l2-l6 at the Shera-
ton Park Hotel.
Host to the delegates and
speakers attending from all over
the United States and foreign
countries win be the groups
Washington committee, whose
members number about 20.
Chairman of the local committee
Is Robert P. Woodburn, a vice
president Of the Liberty National
Bank.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
First for Mowbruy

Marking the first time he
has ever played q real person
on the screen, Alan Mowbray
has been cast as Val Parnell,
managing director of the
famed London Palladium. in
Alfred Hitchcock's "The Man
Who Knew Too Much" Para
mount suspense thriller CO.
starring James Stewart and
Doris Day.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

When young James Deans pic
ture is flashed on the Astor Thea
tire screen, In the trailer for
'.Rebel Without q Cause there
is q low buzz from the audience.
Dean was killed in the crash Of
his sports car: young Robert
Francis previously died In . pri-
vate plane crash; Sammy Davis.
who lost his eye in q car crash.
recently was arrested for speed
ing in Connecticut: Lionel
Hampton's band bus was In bad
weekend collision
~
Jack Dempsey and Beverly
Hills dress shop owner Estelle
Allardale serious 5. Farouk and
hartman TO reconcile?
Marlene Dietrich dating Michael
Rennie !. /. !. Maurice Evans In
coming mo Time for Sergeants
busted all Shubert Theatre, New
Haven records i. Merle Oberon
and DR.. Rex Ross called it quits
Z. Ed Pauley, jr., and Stephanie
Pignatelli q twosome Elaine
Stewart gets the Joan Crawford
role In Metros remake of The
Women" retitled '@The Opposite
SEX s. Heart attack hospital
lied Director David Buffers wife
John Wayne's son. Pat play
ing tackle for Loyola H. s.
French performers didn't take
q Broadway walkout: Chevalier
at the Lyceum, Piaf at YER
saiIles, Marcel Marceau at the
Phoenix, Gilbert Becaud at the
Plaza, Robert Lambouret. Les
Companions, Robert Ciary on
TV. Both Cards and Mill
waukee after Durocher. Mrs.
Priscilla Pillshury Of the. fiour
clan and Thomas Bullitt honey
incoming. The Ray Trenches
:(Walter Chrysler's granddaugh-
teri expect Sir Stork. Ship
wreck Kelly with Pamela Curran
at Gilmore's. Tommy Dor
:sey's son, Tom Sd, OF to Oki-
snawa, Navy jet fighter pilot. f.
Peggy Ann Garner prefers
ALBERT Salmi. =. Frances Rob-
.ert Cohen, worlds bantamweight
champ. weds zita Hasson in
December. Sam Renick
dating Jane Osborne. The
Steve Carlins Of TVS $4,000
Question adopted a baby girl. -.
Street Scene: Japanese sailors
eyeing Broadway.
y y
Newsreel shots of Ike greeted
silently s. Ava Gardner can
celed her trip to italy because Of
last weeks auto crash near
Madrid Gregory Peck and
Veronique Passani at FL Morocco
80. Raymond Massey's son. Geof-
frey and Ruth Kiliam honey
incoming A son for the Andy
Russells Walter johnson.
who penned How We Drafted
Adlai Stevenson marrying Betty
Wallace :. Zsa zsa Gabor dat
ing her ex, George Sanders >.
Joe e. Lewis jamming the Copa
Evening star., 1955-10-04
gsSE7I IgzYS EEleHBORHOol M12A2|
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

seTHE GLENN MILLER STORY"--James Stewart in fond
musical recall Of the popular bandeader's life.
LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME.-Snger Doris Day plays Singer
Ruth Etting, ably abetted by James Cagney.
aARTY"-Betsy Blair and Ernest B0rgnine in the heart
warming film which took Cannes Festival honors.
sNaTSTER ROBERTS'-Henry Fonda and becalmed In
the bored backwash Of In the Pacific
aNoT AS A sTRANGER.-Olivia de Haviland and Robert
Mitchum In Stanley pictmization Of the novel,
aTHE SEVEN LITTLE FOYS.-Bob Hope ut his comic best
in q funny and sentimental backstage biography.
"sEVEN YEAR ITCH.-Summer Bachelor Tom Ewen meets
Bachelor Girl Marilyn Monroe for laughs.