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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Legion Department Head
Lists Appointments

ers Joseph e. Ciccone. John A
Grzybek and Benjamin F. Guer.
yitz; adjutant. Frank M. Isaac
finance officer. Louis Schneider;
chaplain. Claude L. Dawson and
sergeant at arms, Samue,
Phillips.
USS Jacob Post will hold
installation of new officers al
8 pm. October "a at the Brad.
moor. 1901 Connecticut avenue
NV.
The officers are: Commander
Jennie Plunkert: senior vice
commander, Elizabeth wilkins
Junior vice commander. Elsie
Isaac; historian. Eleanor Morris;
chaplain. Miriam Hutchinson;
quartermaster. Jennie Clayman;
sergeant-at-arms. Blanche Sin
clair: color bearers. Anastesia
Stanley and Roana BayeS.
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Plus KILLER APE" JOHNNY
WEISSMULLER. 700. Color Car
toon. Riddles In Cars Free.
MAsAS wa or. $500
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WHALE, 1t and eco: Plus
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JAMES STEWART In THE MAN
FROM LARAMIE. in Color and
GRANT in "BRINdING Up BABY.
at 7:10.
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|vFW Council
Holds Session

The Council of Administration
meeting at the District Building
Monday night. was presided over
by Department Commander
Francis Wood. George L. Mac
Elroy, National Civil Service
omcer of the vFw. spoke on
Civil Service Preference Of Vet
|erans. Commander Wood gave
the obligation to District Com
|manders Samuel g. Hatcher OF
Treasury post and to Hubert B.
Ford of Internal Revenue Post.
The department Commander
also announced the following
appointments: Robert F. Hark-
.ins. past commander of q. o. 2.
post, to be special Aide-de-camp
to the COMMANDMENT Chief
when in Washington. Ruther-
ford Day. past department Judge
advocate Of Post 2194, to be
Loyalty Day chairman. and Past
Department Commander Albert
j. Novak, Community Service
chairman.
Commander Wood announced
the following stan visitations
this week: Tuesday. Robert E.
Perry Ship at 8:i5 pm, and the
Washington Post at $3.50 pm.
On Wednesday. 1t. Col. John j.
He'll at 2020 Rhode Island avenue
N. E. Thursday. Front Line Post
at 4le Seventh street NV.
The next meeting Of the
Veterans Day Ball Committee
has been set by Chairman Ralph
Mayo tomorrow. at department
headquarters, at s pm.
Hospital Chairman BENJAMIN
Reed announced the annual
vAVS carnival will be held at
Mt. Alto Hospital on Tuesday.
T. N. T. Pup Tent Of the Military
Order of the cootie win hold q
scratch" at the Mt. Alto Hos
pital before the carnival starts.
Department Inspector Rodden
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Jobs Daughters
Meetings Listed

Meetings of Jobs Daughters
this week are:
Bethel No. Saturday. line
lneighborhood and DeMolay
might.
Bethel No. Friday, initia-
ton. October 10. tea.
Bethel No. 3-Thursday. line
Ineighborhood and DeMolay
might.
Bethel No. z - Sunday. past
'honored queens and majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

chevy Chase wednesday
meeting.
EiectaTuesday. grand vista
ton. Saturday. card party. {
pm.
Bethlehem Tuesday. meeting
October 90 and Il. minstrel show
Anacostia Methodist Church.
Temple Rummage sale. i24t
Seventh street S.W., daily until
October 81. Benefit Of chapter
charities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

Igust. September. October and
November birthdays honored.
Harmony - Thursday, grand
visitation.
Miriam = Tuesday. Mu Delta
Sigma Club.
st. John's-Tuesday Stanley
party with Conductress Naioml
Gimhunch. 124 Irving street
lS.W., 8 pm. Friday. card party,
home Of Matron Nina Morris,
ls26 Xenia street Sc, 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Rosenberg Elected

Herbert s. Rosenberg was
elected commander Of Cooley
Mccullough Post. Others serv-
ing with him are: vice command
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
COM EDY
200

Today's film feature
co-stars Jean Arthur
and John Wayne In the
hilarious comedy story The
Lady Takes q Chance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

Department Commander Loui'
Zindel Of the American Legion
Department Of the District o.
Columbia. announces the follow.
ing appointments: Finance ON.
Ger. Franklin Britton: historian
Charles II. Pierce: assistant ad.
Tjutants. L. J. P. Fitchthorn
Joseph Flaherty. Pauline Slo-
maker, Minnie Belle Hickman
Robert L. Smith and Virgins
M. Harrison aides to the COM
mander, e. George DeAvies
Claude P. Curley, James M. Har-
vey, Edwin J. Glover and ]. vii.
liam Holmes.
Also, assistant sergeant-at-
arms, william H. Kelson, Vernon
Stoddard. Thomas McGurk. An
thony 9. Amory. Juan Garcia
Clifton D. Eiland. Anton Kluge
John c. Seebeck and Ralph w
Bleyins: assistant finance officer
Leonard Schenkle: athletic COM
mission. Milton Bell: medical adj
visor. DR.. Lyman Shapiro; Boy
Scouts. Leonard Schenkle, chair
man and Elwood e. Jarnagin
vice chairman: citizenship and
naturalization, e. George De-
Avies. chairman, Carl Coleman
vice chairman.
Also. civic relations. Claire
Hurley and Watson B. Miller;
ceremonial officer. James c.
Clarke: child welfare commits
sion, Helen WATSON. and Howard
Franklin; distinguished guests,
Herbert j. jacob. Lance q.
Hooks and Isabelle knight; EN-
ployment, Fred Hetzel.
Harold r. Becker, First Vice
Commander Of Bunker Hill Post
is offering $40 to the member
bringing in the most new mem
bers during 1955-1956. New
members accepted into the post
are: George Khosrofian, John N.
Swope. Philip S. Parazino and
William Arthur Golden.
Potomac Post Elections
New officers Of Potomac Post
are: Commander, Hartman Trav-
ers; vice commanders, Ronald
q. .Thring. IT.. Farley z. Childs
and Christopher A. Hopwood.
5r.:; adjutant. James M. Roberts;
finance officer. william B. Sim
mott; sergeant-at-arms, Ray j.
Shoemaker; historian, Walter D.
Cunyus; Quartermaster. Ralph
z. Miller; Judge advocate, Mil
ton Kerr.
United States Internal Rev
enue Post elected the following
officers: Commander. Robert j..
Brann. vice commanders. Ralph
Adair. Robert Maniapane and
Norman King: finance officer,
Russell S. Jeffreys; assistant
finance officer. Dean Mathis;
Judge advocate. Carl Baumann:
historian, Howard Bradley;
chaplain. Charles Keane: sur
geon. Hildreth Smith; sergeant
alarms, John A. Long: MASTER
alarms, Eugene McGovern;
executive committeeman, Chris
topher Ray. Francis Holbrook.
Charles Richards, John Storm
and Larry Ryan. The installa-
ton will be held October 20 ut
the American Legion Club at
Q pm.
Rosenberg Elected Z
Herbert S. Rosenberg was
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!. CELEBRITY PARADE

Police Chief Robert Murray
visits Joseph r. McCaffrey
for . discussion Of crime
In the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

GUIDE Charlton Heston will
be among those on hand to-
day to bring Omnibus" back
for the new season, over Chs
WToP-TV t9) at 4 pm. His
role will be that of q guide
taking viewers on a tour Of
Renaissance Florence In the
year 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

First time on Tvl 80.
the comedy thriller island
Rescue David NiEen leads
q commando raid to rescue
. COW with Q pedigree.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

Everything you generally use
In Q small chip basket. These
small neighborhood grocery or
asmah neighborhood grocery or
vegetable store or in q garden
store.
You'll find that with q basket
measuring roughly 8 inches
wide, 19 or 20 inches elong and
q inches deep you'll be able to
arrange all the bottles, boxes
and cans of cleaning and polish
ing compounds you use. and still
have room for several dust cloths
and possibly a whisk broom.
The basket can be kept under
the sink or on the floor Of a
closet, and be easily carried
from room to room as you clean.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

heat per<ists. and you long fol
o hot meal. you can go to an air.
cooled restaurant where you can
really enjoy hot food.
Cleaning Basket - Very few
people count the steps. they
take as they go about their
chores in an apartment. But il
you do. you may discover that
you waste many more steps than
you realize each week Just in
gathering up all the materials
you need for your weekly clean
ing.
To avoid having to hunt the
furniture polish under the sink,
the busters in the bedroom or
hall closet, and the cleanser In
the linen closet, why not put
Evening star., 1955-07-23

With the proper attachments
a quarter-ineh electric drill can
saw lumber up to two inches
thick, drill hopes up to 11s inches
| in diameter, sand. polish, or mix
paint and other liquids. 1t can
also be used to do such routine
household tasks as polishing
hardwood furniture.
From the apartment dweller's
point of view, such drills have
the added advantages of being
quiet. or requiring relatively
little electric current. and of
being easy to store along with
attachments in a tool box or kit.
Kitchen Heat Waves - Sum-
Imer heat has begun in earnest
druing the past few weeks and
there are still two months to
go. What makes it particularly
hard to bear is that just as the
heat Of the day reaches its peak,
it's time to cook dinner.
Heating the stove or range at
that time Of day has even more
disadvantages than first appear.
In addition to thoroughly heat
ing UP the kitchen and the cook,
lit tends to raise the temperature
in the entire apartment, thus
making it unpleasant for the rest
of the evening.
With a little planning and a
small collection of tempting
summer menus you can avoid
these kitchen heat waves.
Whether you chose simple
plate based on cold sliced ham,
beef or pork. or a more complex
combination of salads. the sec
ret is to do all of your cooking
in the morning. or. if you work,
the night before.
Roast your meat and prepare
the ingredients for salads. Make
the tea just the strength you
like and place everything in
the refrigerator for q long chill.
About five O'Clock, arrange the
food on plates and return them
to the refrigerator for another
hour or so. Thoroughly chilling
the plates keeps the food from
becoming luke warm before 1t
reaches the table.
You will be surprised at how
many varied, nourishing cold
menus can be worked out, and
how enjoyable they are. II the
Evening star., 1955-07-23
APARTMENT FORUM
By NORMA end DON

Dual-purpose Furniture-Fur-
lniture makers, with an eye
to space saving, have recently
come UP with a number of fresh
ideas for solving the dining table
problem in small apartments.
The average dining table with
the area needed around it takes
up "a square feet or more Of floor
space. As q result Of the new de-
velopments in dual-purpose fur
niture much of this space can be
freed for other uses during nom
eating periods.
If your decorative plan or
scheme of living calls for a tea
cart, desk. console or coffee ta-
BILE. for example. you can now
obtain one of these pieces and a
dining table all rolled into one.
Some tea carts have drop
leaves which come up to provide
dining space for four. A drop
leaf on one new desk can be
raised to make a dining table
for six. The coffee table serves
two purposes by having a top
which can be set at either coffee
table or dining height.
There also are q number of
consoles and commodes now on
the market which completely
conceal dining tables, some of
which can be pulled out to seat
as many as twelve people. In
addition. consoles provide Stor-
age for table linens and fiatware.
Interestingly. dual purpose
furniture is a heritage from Co
lonial days when nearly every
house boasted a fireplace bench
or a sideboard which quickly
converted into a dining table.
1t seems that the modern trend
toward the open, all-purpose
rooms featured in Colonial times
Is being accompanied by a re-
vival Of many space-saving
tricks in furniture originally de-
vised by our ingenious forefa-
thers.
Power Equipment-""Is there
any kind Of power equipment a
do-it-yourselfer can use in an
apartment"
The factor Of space and the
need for portability rules out
most power equipment for apart
ment dwellers. But you may, be
able to use a light. quarter-inch
portable electric utility drill.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-coNTEMPoRARY RAMBLER
$3.50 DAHLoNEGA RoADLovely woodland setting ehornna
beyond words. Step-down living with fIoor-to-eeino
window wos overlooking vevey lawns Artistic open.
feploee dining room, modern do luxe Kitchen
Owner will soeriee Absolutely must bs sold Directions:
Massachusetts, Ave Ext to Mohcon P left Dohioneoo Rd,
right on Dohoneoo to "open" son Open Sunday, l-6
Evening star., 1955-07-23

BURNT MILLS HiLLS-BURkT MILLS AND HoYLE AVENUES
OWNER URGES US TO ACCEPT CONTRACT IMMEDIATELY
The rolling londcope ond springfield brook natures
button to this beautiful estoe The hos added to this
by planting trees, shrubs ohord oordens and cultivated
hemock hedge which ofods the complete prvocy Amid
this beautiful setting is eustobui williamsburg coonio
bedrooms "a boths brory and powder 2eor eorooe
stins Of one to fNeocre estotes Asking $4s 500 with VI
oeres additional ovoobIe desired Dectons From
Silver Spring. out ColesvlIe Rd approximately miles Burnt
Mills Hills enoncs. right Burnt Mills Avenue;
approximately city blocks to TJF open sign Open Sundoy
10.
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lNNNnINlNNlNIHININ Observation-Disclosures
II Years Serving Greater Washington

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BkTHESoA Nestled toll deep lot with brood front
town. 3.bedroon. 2boh romber with NOSTEP feoture Al
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Directions: From Bethesda Old Georgetown Rd Wilson
Lone Left on Wilson blocks to Mooond Left Moorlond
right and Open sign Or Brodey Blvd TO 0lenbrook Rd
right Gebrook blocks Edeemoore Lone Left Edge
moore to Hopdsn Lone right to Open son Open Sundoy,
l-6.
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FIRST Observation-Disclosures sso-sETHEspA sHowpl ACE
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ooh ponsed
und bar with adjoining
lectures such ovndy
we'll planted iuens lovely wooded cork
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foor hofWe hsat fasons patio Screened porch
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Ave- right 10 Military Road right 10 home
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Ao with iUss-risht sUds gives you the cleanest
wash possible and the tohtest wash you've ever seem
And AID lets your automatic machine work freely
and easily without stress or strain Yes, cup-Eor-
cup ADS cleaning and whitening ingredients COM
bine to outwash any other product in your automatic
waSher-or your money back Just send boxtop to-:
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Jersey City 8, N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Batting f20 at hatsl-Logan. Milwaukee,
dienst, st. Louis. Alb: Bell cincin-
Runs-Bruton. Milwaukee. IL, Jackson,
Chicago. q: Robinson. Furilio and
Campanelia, BROOKLYN and Banks, Chi
Runs batted in-Thomson. Milwaukee.
Is; Fondy. Chicago. Is; Furiilor
BROOKLYN. i2: Kluszewski Cincinnati
and Snider. Brooklyn. 10: Jackson,
Chicago, Logan. Milwaukee and Re-
pulski. st. Louis, 9;
Hits-Beli, Cincinnati and Moon. st.
Louis, Is: Baumholtz and Fondy. Chs
cago. Post, Cincinnati. Logan. Mil
waukee and Repulski, st, Louis, IA.
Doubles-Repulski, st. Louis, 5: Sauef
and Fondy, Chicago. and Bell. Ctncin-
natl, 4: Campanella and Reese. Brook
lyn and Gorbous, Cincinnati, 3.
Tripies-Bruton and Aaron, Milwaukee
and Mays, New York, 2; Fourteen
players tied with /.
Home runs-Furillo. Brooklyn, s.; Jack.
son. Chicago. and kluszeWski, cincin.
natl, 4: Snider and Campanella,
Brooklyn. Banks and Fondy, Chicago
and Moon, st. Louis. 3.
Stolen hases-Gilliam, Brooklyn. Temple,
Cincinnati and Boyer, st. Louis. 2;
eight players tied with !.
acknowledgements, Erskine and LoeS.
BROOKLYN, SPAIN and Burdette. Mil
waukee and Roberts. Philadelphia. 20,
00a
strikeouts-Rush. Chicago, Is: Jones.
Chicago. Conley, Milwaukee, Antonelli,
New York and Haddix. st. Louis. IL.
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Hitting Catcher
Added 70 Griff's
Market LIST
Continued From Page CT

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successive scratchy singles into
the fourth-inning run that
edged Chuck Stobbs.
Bob Kline. q rookie in whom
the Senator's brass placed all
their faith, still is in pursuit
Of his first major league hit and
Chuck Dresser has wearied of
waiting. The slim shortstop ran
his string of hitless appearances
to Is last night and in his last
six tries hasn't slapped the ball
beyond the infield.
If Snyder perks up the Sena-
tors attack it will come as a
pleasant surprise. THIS far he
has demonstrated he's an adept
glove man. with his .234 hitting
of last season lending little en-
couragement along other lines.
Tough Loss for Stobbs.
It was ironical that the only
run Stobb has permitted the Red
Sox to score in the last 1874 in
nings he has faced them cost
him defeat. Last year he fin
ished the season with 172s sue
cessive scoreless innings against
Boston and for eight innings last
night. before Dean Stone pitched
a scoreless ninth. Chuck was a
polished performer.
Boston's run was a real cheap
affair, but was as decisive as a
home run that cleared the
bleachers. Sammy White started
it in motion with a pop over
Stobbs' head which Kline
couldn't handle. Then came a
meek trickler down the third
base line which Sam Mele beat
out. Norm Zauchin followed with
a glorified pop fly to center
which plopped in for a single
his lone hit in 16 tries this year.
Punchless in Clutches
The Senators damned the
bases in the third with two out
when Stobbs walked, Tom UNI
phlett singled and Jim Busby
walked. but Mickey Vernon flied
to Mele in left. Eddie Yost
reached second base in the
fourth inning when he popped
a single to right with one
out and advanced on Run
nels' grounder, but FITZGERALD
watched a third strike.
The next time opportunity
struck was in the ninth, when
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ex-senator Ray Scarnoroug..
stepped of the distance to Fen
way Parks leftfield wall and an
nounced it as 287 feet. :. His
crude method of measuring
could be closer to the truth.
Boston fans aren't convinced
the front-running Red Sox are
going anywhere. :. In five home
games they've drawn $4,000 fewer
customers than last season, with
Ted Williams absence account
ing for part Of the decline. :.
Lack of new faces in the Boston
lineup also is responsible for
some of the, slack. all of which
will be overcome If the Red Sox
stick in the first division.
X Il
The Senators experiment of
providing special buses from out
lying areas will be continued
through their next home stand.
-. Another originating terminal,
in Rosslyn, will be added. :.
About 1000 fans used the buses
opening day.
Benched last night despite his
400 batting average was Faye
Throneberry of the Red Sox. :.
The same old business of left
handed pitcher VS.. lefthanded
hitter. but how does he learn to
hit lefthanders if he doesn't get
to take whack at them?
u X "
Tom Umphlett made an out
field assist and an infield out on
the same play last night to take
Chuck Stobbs out of a jam.
With one down in the seventh
inning Billy Goodman and Jim
Piersall slapped back-to-hack
singles, with Goodman romping
to third on Piersall's floater to
short right. Implicit fired
the ball too late to nip Goodman
at third and when Piersall de-
tected second base unprotected
he dashed in that direction. :.
The alert Implicit beat him
there, took the return throw
from Yost and made the tag. -.
Jackie Jensen then lined to Run
nels.
The Senators shift to Balti-
more tomorrow night for the
opener of a 13-game road trip.
Maury McDermott, Dean Stone
and Johnny Schmitz will pitch
in the four-game series with the
Orioles, with Dressen'S other
starter depending on develop
ments today. -. Camilo Pascual,
recovered from a sore shoulder,
is a possibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

the victory wrapped up by
Rookie Umberto Robinson. Bur-
dette left with three runs in,
two out and the bases loaded
in the ninth. Robinson struck
out Hank Sauer to end it. Sam
Jones was the loser, lasting
through Thomson's bases-loaded
blast.
The Cardinals scored a run in
the first on Rip Repulski's single
and two more in the fourth on
Joe Frazier's homer and left the
rest up to lefthander Luis Ar
royo. He did right we'll, scat
tering five hits before going wild
in the eighth. Herb Moford
finished the job. Art Fowler
went seven innings to lose his
third of the season.
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BASEBALL
Continued From Page C-1

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Browns. incidentally, went on to
win the pennant.
Baltimore used the men it ac-
quired in winter deals to break
into the win column. Erv Palica
and Ray Moore. ex-Dodgers,
combined to hold the Yankees
to six hits, while Billy Cox, an
other former Dodger, got one hit
and scored twice. Gene Woodling.
who like Smith went to the
Orioles in the deal that sent Bob
Turley to the Yanks, drove in
one run and singled before Smith
swatted his homer. And Willie
Miranda. another ex-Yank, came
up with several great plays at
stop to stop rallies.
Grim, the leagues rookie of
the year last season and a 90
game winner. used SIS pitches to
retire four men before leaving
in the second. Palica went into
the eighth before being relieved
the longest stint yet by an
Oriole hurler.
Milwaukee got its big push
from Bobby Thomson, who
snacked his second major league
grand-slammer in the second and
later singled home another run.
The homer was No. 1876 of his
career. Lew Burdette was
touched for Is hits by the Cubs,
with homers by Harry Chit and
Dee F'ondy among them, but had