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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
WALLER GARDENS

We have few vacancies in
these practically new garden
type apts Located at Wheeler
I'd. and Wahler pl. Sc; cow.
to Boiling and Andrews Fields,
ST El5abeths Hospital and
Naval Research: shopping CEN
ter in project. De luxe kit.
with garbage disposal. Auto.
laundry facilities. Playground
for children. Resident mgr,
Apt. No. !. 1910 Wahler pl.
Sc. Rentals, Sl00 up include
utils.; emo. leases offered.
10. 2-31S3 uN. 4-35t
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ALEX. 1901 Russell -rd.-Dbl. rm.
pvt bath, nice meals, pvt. home;
nr. bus; rsas.; man. ov. s-2ae6
TWO TO SHARE ROOM with board;
Pent' and All. Hall; SIS week each
YOU'VE PEodPLE-aood meals. $3.50
18th St NV between 8 and p;m'
FOR RETIRED PERsoNs-Takoma
Park, bus. at door; tray service and
B RsIiSrh iap HOME M YOUNG HsG people
of refinement; best of food; reason
able; 9 busltnes.. CO. 56e10, -
s nsap sMs Tor rates e. irdm So
CAN si MRS MRS. B HISITS5 Ho. ; a-sso6.
EXCELLENT EooD-ssl. or dbl; rms;
lbs n ST. N.w.@corner ST. Mat
ihew's Court; for nice young people
Attr. rooms. delicious meals. kindly
S y F XII aom %!, "a. double II, rn
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 1901 at Conn.
ave Nice attr n. rms with ianA new val ar
SILVER sPR1NG-clean comfortable
room next to bath. shower; excellent
board; ST. wk: Convenient neigh
B 5o,hGGd; AIMS ~, s-a i3gs 10Th At NV
Single and double rooms for refined
ladies: S67. and $50 per mo. ca
Auto. washer. driver. TV. DU. 7-9349.
FOR EMPLOYED mother and child
Convenient . transportation. good
one OR fwo young men or lady.
Refined pvt. NV. home. Home atmoS.,
excel, meals. RIA, :S-7o1i.
THE MAR -LEETA, 1925 j 9th st. NV
Single and double rooms for young
LOVELY RM. AND BATH. private
bone of f Egrt1v nnSs exssep
Lovely MASTER BDKM, in pvt.
home, all new furniture, twin beds.
, ss!'''G 18th "S II N " dbl.
r End slngle rms, good meals: IS
5th and Kennedy NV, Convenient
transp, Not fancy. but clean COM
Portable room and plain home cook
inE. RA: 6-213a.
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
overlooking Rock creek Park. Dbl,
and sgle.. rms. pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel, meals, rates, $3.50 week up,
HO. 1856.
1925 10th STREET NV.
Single rooms with running water;
elevator. TV lounge. maid service;
through Saturday
PLENTY OF GOOD FOOD
ALL FOR s2I PER WEEK
DU. 7-7666
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JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
] blk. Conn. ave,, 2163 California at.
n.w.-1 bedrm., din. room. effic /;
sep. kit: high cell Ice. rm. well
turn. or unfurn,' resss rent. EN- q
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1929 CALVERT ST. NV bedrn
apt; well furnished: rent S7b; for
meTly $50 per mo. 2 or 3 adults
open Sunday. to pm.
IS FARRAGUT PL. N.W.-Nieely fur.
nished 2 rooms. kitchen and bath
utilities: convenient TRANSPORTATION
ana SHOPPING: Ss5.
EMERSON ST. N.W.-cheerfuI. clear
a apt; G ~ f hons; available immed.
LIy, BED. XII, freezer top refRr.,
$500 mo-, incl utiIs 426 ALLISON
81; NV, RA. 6-l43S.
APRIL TO SEPT. or Oct-spacioui
attrae. apt: close-in NV. Ice: bed.
rmr' Nv, rm,. large din. rm.. mod
no. a-32S0, Ext 6O4.
MT PLEASANT-Efic apt. for re.
sponsibie, married couple. Call DU
2eoo SHEPHERD ST. NE rms.
KIT. bath; utils.; mr., = buses; So
Sun. and ewes.
COW, clean. desirable: private ant
reas.: to elnpl. cple. or to ladies
eXtension phone and utils.: only $50
$50 G ST. ST. rms. furn. apt.
Isl T.; gas and light: good transp
EFFICIENCY APT, kitchen and bath
private entrance; utilities furnished
Clean and quiet: SIS. WA. 7-I5l5
FIRST ST. NV. 551O, Apt. s-Larg,
clean eftic.: new decor: exhaust fan
LEAVING ToWNDW w IRE rent cSsrmins
Conn. ave. studio apt. to empl. lady
couple: complete: reas.: best refs
49,. CALVERT 81. S. NV to.
day. 70 > pm, 3 rms. bath, kit
nicely furn,: ntils; included; reas
500 EMERSON ST. N.w.~Bedrm
1T. dinette. all utils., pvt. home
May be seen after / pm.
1900 INGRAHAM STREET NV
Three large rooms and bath; SI2E
~ mo-, all utilS. INCLUDED. DI. 1924
WARM, CoLY EFFIC.' l-rm; studio
ls10 M NV. ME. S-S760.
English bsmt.; $50. KEY with ian
next door. 1924 18th ST NV.
2Sl6 CONN. AVE.--Excellent loca-
ton; attractive bedroom apt: End
eIl5 CALIFORNIA ST. AT CONN
Two bedrooms. very attractive, taste
fully furnished: 500 WO. 5000.
NEAR WALTER REED AND 18th ST,
Will arrange an attractive, very
nicely furnished apartment: ex-
poSuIest AFlnR room, bedroom,
Kitchen. private bath; for en-
pioyed adults; all utilities furnished
one block to cars; 500 per mo
to right party. RA. 3-413S
FURNISHED - Two
bedrooms. JU 5-04l3.
ff2f EUCLID ST. N.W.-Liv. nm,
bedrm. kitchenette. porch: conv. 10
cation: util. incl. S55.
ATTRAC. LIY.-BEDRM., kitchenette,
running water. gas range. l adult,
$40 week. 3O33 10th st NV.
N.W.-Desir. furn. b.r. apt. for .;
quiet elev. bldg, mr.. park; 500 mo.
AID. 2S069 Sun. and ewes. -
l i4S PARK RID. N.W.-One rm.. kit.
bath, 500 2 rms, kit. bath. S75:
3 rms. kit, bath. SS5 and SOS mo.
Utils. incl. See res. mgr, Apt. 8
1881 PARK RID. N.W.-3 sizes: l rm.
and bath. So 81 mo-; / rm.. kit.
and bath, $3.50 mo-; 2 rms. Kit.
and bath. 500 mo. Utils. incl. g
TWO-BEDRM. APT.-Clean. COM
pletely redecorated: lge. rms. new
refrigerator. 1912 10th st. NV
Mr.. BOILING FIELD-spacjous, q
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WALTER REED AREA-In apt. bldg. I;
3 rms. kit, and bath. porch. newly
decor. excel. transp; $50. RIA.
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3bEI NEWARK ST. NV.
Modern elev, apt. bldg. -bedrm: liv.
I'm, dinette, equipped kit. and bath.
S19.5u Res. Mgr. on premises.
FRED A. SMITH co.
lib 18th St. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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APIS. FuRhIsHEp--vA.
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1855 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, NV.
Lge. ef1c. apt. available this week.
Utils. incl in rent, $40
FRED A SMITH CO.
11l3 18th St. NV. Elk. s-easa
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$50 9th ST. NV -bedrm duplex
in excellent neighborhood. This apt.
has lge. liy. rm.. dinette. equipped
kitchen, bath and screened porch.
S59. 80 mo
FRED A, SMITH CO.
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24s9
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1879 18th ST. N.W.--Lge. 2-rm, apt.
kitchen and bath. iust redecorated:
so. See MISS SANDY. Apt. !. or
call EN-. 2-5lo0: ewes. NO. 7-1332.
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3e24 WIS. AVE. NV.
Two rms kit. and bath; available
N''" FRED Ed A. SMITH co.
1ll3 18th ST NV. Elk. 3-24Se
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Gle, $50 mo. a..
REPRESENTATIVE IN APT. NO q
FROM / TO 3 Pm. EACH WEEK
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SE-MODERN APT,
1s47 MASS. AVE. APT - rms
kit. din, h " h.. bath: only $50 SO
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA, $4,000
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S64 so INCLUDES UTILITIES
Newly decor. ) rms. and bath. Cow.
to shopping and tranSp
BUSADA REALTY co.
44lb Southern ave. Sc. 10, s-s500
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1-BEDROOM APT. s.E.-Win allow
SIS for moving: newly decorated:
excel. neighborhood; bus on corner;
1857 CHAPLIN ST. NV, end fl
Lily. rm.. > bedrms. kit. and bath ::
SOB per mo-. incl, utils,; redec RE
p-l-
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FRED A. SMITH CO. !"
1i13 18th ST. NV. Elk. 3-24s9
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BOILING FIELD VIC. 331 Falkland
pl.. s.e.-Liv. nm, ] bedrm,. kit. and
bath; redec.: S64 so per mo. incl.
heat and hot water See ianitcr.
3o1 Parkland pl., bsmt. or cali RE.
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1882 18th ST. N.W.--convenient
downtown location room. kitchen
and bath; all utilities included:
S55 so per month See tenant in
Apt: . for key to inspect. THE
CAREY WINSTON co. 1123 Conn.
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GOTHAM, 1a45 Calvert at. NV
Very. desirable apt. avail for re-
hall, kit. and bath; $50 so, RAY
MoND r. RUPERT. ST. 3-S4S4.
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REDUCED RENTS
1890 Missouri Ave. NV,
i-Bedrm Ants. Incl. Utils.
lob Missouri Ave. NV,
Efic. and 1-Bedrm Apts.
See Janitor in Bsnt.
225@ Mt. View Pl. Sc.
l-Bedrm Apt, $40 mo.
Furn. or Unfurn.. Incl. Utils.
FIX 3-5TU- RIA 3-n41ti
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14th ST. NV, ss18-4 rms. snt
bath: suit. for = or 4 adults: utils
incl; 800 mo. To, 2-4n26; Sat
and Sun after 2, III. 6-1a63. -
1880 Ath ST. NE.-Four rooms
bath: furnished heat, light and gas
$50 mo. First floor -
OLD GEORGETOWN bedrooms
liv. room, kitchen, bath and porch
cow. to cars and bus: refs req
1860 Wis. ave. NV. AID. 2-O3@.
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APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
l SHOW excel. selections all parts
. c. For FREE friendly service.
call MANDEI AID 4.34nn ukdaVs
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Jann NJ CIR AZ W

T4WW NJ ST. NV.
3 rms, kitchen and bath in modern
apt. BLDG, overlooking Thomas cir
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: BEDRMs. -DOWNTOWN
1917 r. /. AVE. NV. APT. 303--Re.
decorated apt. vacant, only SR3
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3s3n0
INFLOW RENTAIr-S49.3 80
tto2 Spring rd., Apt. a. rms. kit.
bath; heat. INV. incl:
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iii 18th 81. N.E.-Four rm.
h.-w.h,, kit: refEr., bath, porch.
pvt. entr.; $40 80. Also . rms. bath.
$40 mo: Apply I4nI H st. ne; as
Hosp. 1926 Burke st. Sc tbet, q
and sts,l-Duplex. 2nd A.. 2 lse:
rear entr.: oil h and INV. for
$3.50: also refer. STEUART BROS,
INC. DI. 7-2434 or DI. 1895.
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you MUST SEE THIS TO
| APPRECIATE IT
! > bedrmS.. newly painted throughout
! 1913 80 incl. utii. 1896 Cue st. Sc,
| No s One blk. off Penna. ave. and
TSth nj LII d-npn1
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BASEMENT APT.-Liv rm.. bedrm.
KIT. bath: S6b incl; utils.; adults;
49,, ss ar iRVISa 1 sr e-I NV, Apt. No
or bsmt. apt.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit.
pvt. bath, rear porch utils. furn.
Ss5: empl. cpla. or 2 girls. g.
1908 X ST. S.E.-Apply Ant 4. Mod.
ern apt: nicely furnished; 4 rms
plus utils. Mr.. Navy Yard. Boiling
Field; ideal for service personnel
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NEW APARTMENT
3114 q ST, SEE rms. kit, din.
bath; s62 30 plus uttls CHARLEM
e. CONNER, RE 1919 a
Evening star., 1955-04-13
TOURIST INDUSTRY OPENS DRIVE
TO LURE MORE D. C. VISITORS

Hotels and allied industries here kicked OF campaign
last night to raise least $l500o0 for attracting tourists
and conventions.
The Greater National Capital Committee opened the
drive in the Willard Hotel with its annual purveyors
dinner.
The committee is unit of the Washington Board of
Trade Its dinner is the traditional opening of the fund
campaign Some ESQ attended the affair represent
ing hotels hotel sppers food and beverage businesses
Granville Guide the committee chairman, said that
tourist and convention dollars the ctys second most
important source Of revenue.
Government payros rank first but economists have,
said Uncle Sam doesn't pay out enough by himself to keep
prosperity at peak here Without conventions and
tourists 20 per of local businesses would be in
the red bankrupt, Mr.. GUIDE said economists have
estimated. s4 ~ 80 |@# 9 50
In the last year. $3.50 million in business here
through GNCCpromoted conventions and tourist trade, said
Frank A. Leon. the drives vice chairman So
Other local businesses will join the drive the first week
IN Nav. .sss
Evening star., 1955-04-13
IS Ships Tapped
For Polar Trip

NORFOLK, Va. April Is R.-
Five Atlantic Fleet vessels have
been designated as a task force
for the United States expedition
to the South Pole to be led by
Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd. who
is returning to special active
duty for the operation.
Four of the vessels are as
signed to the Fleets Service
Force and the fifth is a unit OF
the Amphibious Force at Little
Creek,
The Service Force units in
clude the icebreakers Glacier and
Edisto. the small oiler Nespelen
and the attack cargo ship Wyan-
dot. All except the Edisto OPP
crate out of Norfolk. Her home
port Is Boston.
The Glacier currently is uYl-
der construction at Pascougula,
Miss, and her date of completion
has not been announced. The
vessel is Of a new design, ap-
preciably larger and faster than
current types now in use.
The attack cargo ship Arneb
is the amphibious force vessel
designated for the Antarctic
journey.
A definite date for departure
Evening star., 1955-04-13

through before beginning new
research.
But Mr.. Cation was not too
busy to tell of Gen Phil Sher-
idan's decisive success and cx-
plosive temper at the pattle Of
Five Forks, Va, during the Gold
Medal award acceptance dinner
in the National Press Club audi
torium. And he still had time
for research.
In the audience were three
daughters of Gen. Sheridan-the
Misses Mary, Irene and Louise
Sheridan, of 2540 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. It was their first
meeting with Mr.. Cation and
it gave him the opportunity to
explore an anecdote which grew
around a then-current report
Evening star., 1955-04-13

that the Generals widow planned
to re-marry.
"A reporter was sent out to
verify the marriage report" MIR.
Cation related. WAS it true?"
Mrs. Sheridan, the story went.
replied II would rather be Phil
Sheridan's widow than the wife
of any man living"
"It's a Nice Story"
The daughters, remembering
their mother as warm and gra-
eious." couldn't verify the ac-
count. "But it is a nice story. =
Mr.. Cation. whose Pulitzer
Prize came for "a Stiffness at
Appomattox." received the gold
medal last night from Brig. Gen.
Carl A. Baehr.
His euiogy of Gen. Sheridan
was tempered with emphasis on
the generals hot temper, and Its
"cruel injustice" which virtually
cashiered q subordinate general
for hardness at Five Forks.
ssAn act of cruef injustice it
may have been," Mr.. Cation
said, 'but it would have been a
better thing for the Army If
some of the other Union generals
had been so ruthless as
to commit them. The Civil War
might have ended several years
earlier"
In the dinner crowd Of over
300 were Gen. U. S. Grant III.
Government officials, members
of Congress and a good dozen
authors on Civil War subjects.
Evening star., 1955-04-13
Historian Cation Honored
BvCiviIWor Round Table

He is editor of American Her.
itage magazine in New York and
commutes from 6301 Bradley
boulevard so much 81 should buy
stock in the Pennsylvania rail-
road"
He is working on an overall
history of the Civil War for gen.
eral leadership.
He is working on a new biog-
raphy of Gen. U. S. Grant orig
inally started by the late Lloyd
Lewis and has a filing cabinet
full of Mr.. Lewis notes to work
Evening star., 1955-04-13

Of the task ,ferce has not BEEN
revealed. but Il Is expected alAt
they will leave Norfolk some time
in November.
Also. it was revealed that a
special Construction Battalion
tSeabee) viii be formed for the
expedition. A Navy source said
the Seabee unit will be manned
on a volunteer basis. 10
Evening star., 1955-04-13
Germon Job Rolls Coin

BONN. Germany.-The aver
age number OF employees in West
Germany's industries last year
rose So per cent above the 1858
total, working hours climbed 5.6
per cent, the annual total Of
wages increased 8.8 per cent and
total salaries showed a go per
cent gain.
Evening star., 1955-04-13
Moekin High Youth
Gets Orutory Prize

A Mackin High School student
has been awarded second prize
in the Fifth Annual Eastern In
terdiocesan Catholic Youth Or
ganization oratorical contest
held last night in Wilmington.
Del.
He is Clifford A. Goodwin, who
represented the archdiocese Of
Washington against six other
contestants speaking on Victory
Our Faith" =
He is the son of Robert e.
Goodwin. director of the Labor
Departments Bureau of En-
ployment Security.
Evening star., 1955-04-13

g PARIS.-ln the Dordogne VAL
ley of France is the Chateau Of
Rastignac, which is almost an ex-
act duplicate of the White House
in Washington. Architects are
not sure whether 1t served as a
model for the White House or
whether both were drawn from
the same plan.
Evening star., 1955-04-13
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH

Would the Unsuitable reader
who feels he never has enough
time like to change places with
an author?
Bruce Cation, the Bethesdan
whose Civil War writings
brought him a Pulitzer Prize,
took time off from workaday
routine last night to accept the
Washington Civil War Round
Tables Gold Medal award.
Currently, Mr.. Cations work
aday routine" adds up to this:
Evening star., 1955-04-13
Big Covered Bridge

FREDERICTON, New Bruns-
wick.-The worlds largest-coy-
cred bridge is New BrunsWick's q
Hartland span. It's nearly 1900
feet long.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
NEWS OF MUSIC
Commerce Orchestra
Plays Old Fovorites

pretty good. However, the entire
program was, rhythmically un-
sure, and the intonation was
often little short of vilIainous.
The "Bolero" Of Ravel. which
is. to be sure. no great work. is
quite effective as a tour de force
of orchestration when played as
q crescendo from beginning to
end. and with answering regu-
larity of tempo until the coda.
Last night it began forte with
. few instruments. proceeded
through many vicissitudes LIN
Guiding one place where the
orchestra got lost-to a final
Evening star., 1955-09-13
Esaall lll1zX5 IEIeHBoRHOOlI NzS2sgI
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"CARNEN JONES"-JaZzed-up opera spafked Dy DOrUtnJ
Dandrdges Academy nominee performance.
DADDY LONG LEGS"Lesle Caron and Fred Astae defty
decorate the familiar romantic fable
"DIAL FOR MURDER"-Grace Kelly and Ray Miiland IN
Hitchcock's suspensefui film of the stage hit.
"GATE OF HELL"-Prize- winner from Japan
INTERRUPTED MELODYs-Touching account Of Marjorie
Lawrences battle with polio.
"LOVE LEAVE ME"-Singer Doris Day plays Singer
Ruth Etting, ably abetted by James Cagney
"hISTER ROBERTS"-Henry Fonda and crew becalmed In
the bored backwash Of war In the Pacific
"THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MTTY"-With Danny
Kaye as the dreamer In Thmbers comic tale.
Evening star., 1955-09-13

forte with all the instruments.
The bassoon solo was wen played.
There were. however, some re-
desming features. The orchestra
is lrage and enthusiastic. and
many of the musicians play very
well as individuals. There were
some very good spots in the Bee
thoven, in the Barber Adagio. and
in the Roman Carnival" This
was only the seventh concert by
the group. and doubtless it will
improve with playing together.
The chief matters to be reme-
died appear to be these: ID At
tacks and releases should be re-
hearsed until they are precise:
(2) accompaniment figures
Evening star., 1955-09-13

should be rehearsed separately
until they are rhythmic; CD
bowings in the strings should be
together: t40 enough rehearsal
should be very soft to blend the
hardy. self-appointed soloists
into the ensemble; (5) some
works should be played which
are fresh and new. and which do
not invite comparison with
everyoneis phonograph.
The Department Of Commerce
Symphony is potentially a fine
orchestra, but should raise its
Evening star., 1955-09-13
Drive to Wipe Out
|MuIurid Urged

The director Of the Pam
American Sanitary Bureau has
appealed for American gov
ernments to participate In q
campaign aimed to wipe out
malaria.
DR.. Fred L. Soper said yester-
day that unless the disease Is
eradicated within four or 1ive
years the mosquitoes which carry
it may become resistant to new
insecticides such as DDT. Eradi-
cation then would become more
difficult.
DR., Soper's appeal was made
in his annual report on the
bureaus activities.
He estimated that 80 million
persons in the Americas live In
zones unprotected against ma
laria.
A campaign against the ma
laria-carrying anopheles mos
quito, DR.. Sopher indicated. also
could help eradicate urban yell
low fever, which is carried by
another mosquito.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
ED SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

from ojai. Calf. where she has
been convalescing. $400. 900
Met advance sale for Sadler's
Wells Ballet. :. Gary Crosby
dating Havis Davenport. /.
Buddy Arvey, son of Democratic
power. and Jean Aronson set the
date. -. Donald Nosis' daugh-
ter. Carol. honeymooning with
Jack Walter. -. George Gobel
investing in q chain Of motels.
I. Susan Hayward and Richard
Egan making II a habit. /.
Edith Piaf into Versailles.
The Joe Ambroses. Of Bill Haley's
Comets, called her Susan. /.
The Bill Hayeses (Davy Crock
ett) expects a February stork.
!. Howard Hawks daughter.
Barbara. and UCLA's Don Nc
Campbell serious. Darvas
and .Julia's pa. George Newman,
and Dorothy Wilson honeymoon
ing.
Mister Roberts" aires dy
racked up S. million lgrossed
100000 at Radio City Music
HalD. Producer Edward
Small's son, Bernard, honey
incoming with Day Downing. !.
The Loring Buzzells 0u Ann
Simms) awaiting the stork at
Doctors Hospital. .. Nanette
Fabray and Buddy Rudolph dat
ing. +. Gloria De Haven and
Richard Fincher serious. /. /.
Julius La Rosa headlines Chi
cago Theater on the 30th. . :.
Barbara Boyle, of Guideposts
mag. and Wallace Payne picked
the date. Marge and Cover
Champion linked for Las Vegas
New Frontier. A son for the
Jack Shaindlins (Fox-Movie-
toned. =. Vic Damone's sister,
Elaine, marrying Anthony Ma
resca. September storks en-
route to the Duke Sniders, the
Dennis O'Flahertys (Jack Demp-
sey's daughter, joan.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. lGtD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tgdit three tul days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hon.
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
Disappearing Coin
Lunds in Girls Throot

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. o.
The trick of the disappearing
coin was so impressive when her
dad did it in his amateur magic
act that 7-year-old Georgianne
Elliott decided to demonstrate
it for her playmates.
She was too convincing. The
doctor had to take her to the
hospital and remove the coin
from her esophagus.