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Evening star., 1955-01-19
Democrats 10 Elect
McClosky treasurer

The Democratic National
Committee was to meet this
afternoon to elect Matthew A.
McC Closky, Philadelphia builder
and business man. its new treas
urer.
Mr.. McClosky will succeed
Stanley Woodward who has
resigned.
The election Of Mr.. McClosky
is the sole business on the COM
mittee's agenda. National Chair
man Paul M. Butler will recon-
mend his election, and no OPP
position Is. expected. Mr.. Nc
Closky has been director of the
Pennsylvania State Democratic
Finance Committee and is
credited with originating the
| $100-plate dinner idea.
| Only about II approximately
100 members are expected to at
tend the meeting. Others viii
] be represented by proxies.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
PuroIyzed Woman Lies a Days
In Snow, Dies After Rescue

paraiyzed and near death IN
the wreckage. Mr. Wilson and
Miss Tomlinson had been on a
fight from Santa Fe. ". Mex.
to Winslow. Ariz.
A party headed by Sheriff
Hamblin and Arizona Patrolman
r. e. PANEL found the young
woman lying in the snow beside
the plane shortly after midnight.
She was taken through the
rough country along the New
Mexico Arizona line to the John
Gousling ranch, where Mr. VIII
son had gone for help. A watt
ing ambulance rushed her to
st. Johns, but she died on the
way.
Mr.. Wilson. resting In a st,
Johns hospital, said they had
been in the plane since it stall
led and crash-landed in fiat
area between mountains" on the
new MEXICO Slue OF the une.
He said both had been knocked
out when the plane struck the
ground at an angle.
I'VE bad only two blankets" "
he said. II tried to make her
comfortable !"
Mr.. Wilson said he had torn
the planes fabric to try to keep
warm. He said they had no
matches, food or water. They
spent three days in the plane
before he started for help yes
terday morning.
The area-wild, rugged coun-
try-is covered with about IL
| inches of snow. The CAA said
the temperature in the area was
! about three below zero.
| The plane had been the OBJ
ject of an intense air search
since early Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Misses! Petites! Women!
Juniors! Hundreds of Fashion
Coats at Big Sauings!
$50

Wool Pushes Imported Tweeds Fitted coos
Wool veIoun . wool and Fur Blend, Clutch coot,
Wool Alpaca, g.. r..,, . w,.n Cant.
Wool ChiaehlIu
Cloths Slim Goats Button Goats
Cream of crop coats mostly brand handpcked for
their fabulous detas You marvel at the fashon-value
you'll be thrilled with the wonderful color choice. Pink,
rose teal aqua mauve blue beige charcoal brown
black Misses and pettes s-ls womens ios22 juniors
tbs in the group
Better Goats Young Washtconian shop Third Floor
washaOton second Floor sHpev spring and PARKiaoton
Evening star., 1955-01-19

Washington. Silver Spring,
PARllinsson. Arlington
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
Mrs. Tulin Guest Speaker AT
HadaSSah Donor Luncheon

Continued From Page y
$25.00; out-of-toWn CUES S
$500. Make reservations by
calling Mrs. Dennis Bernstein,
5-4353, or Mrs. Otis Miller,
6-1495 (Evening Group.
Co-chairmen announced by
Mrs. Costin are: reservations,
Mrs. Dennis Bernstein, Mrs.
Otis Miller for the Evening
Group; journal, Mrs. Meyer
Cohen; invitations, Mrs. Ma
than Rollins; hostesses, Mrs.
Leonard Weiner; decorations,
Mines. Leon Bitter, Otis Mil.
ler, Murray Shift, Stanley
Tanz, all of the Ev e n in G
Group; publicity, Mrs. Philip
Besserman.
Donor hosteSSes include
Mines. Meyer Agron, Mollie
Alter, Jack Brown, Henry
Berman, Ida S. Cohen, Louis
Cohen, Hillie Capin, Zellie Ca
pin, William Davidson, Sam
Deutsch, William Dorson,
Meyer Epstein, Jack Frucht-
man, Abe Feuerstein, Maurice
Falkow, Jules Goldberg, 1.
Gallow, Sidney Cells, Her.
man Goldstein, c. A. Holub,
I. H. Handmaker, Mollie Han
delman, Joe Kinds, Oscar
Koenig.
Others are: Mines. I. Levin,
E. Harold Levy, Philip Levin,
Sam Murstein, Jack Nevins,
Arthur Rauh, Anna Rauh,
Joseph Rosenbluth, Henry
Rubenstein, Sanders Solot,
Louis S h e n k arrow, Arthur
Scheff, Harry Schaefer, Mich
ael Schaeffer, Philip Salonic,
Harry Shift, Eva Thikoll, Alex
Weiss.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
Editor Writes
Arizona Book

Joseph Stocker, editor of the
Phoenix Jewish News, is the
author of a new book on Ari-
zona. The book is ARIZONA:
A GUIDE TO EASIER LIV-
ING, published by Harper &
Brothers.
Stocker who has made sew
eral speaking appearances be-
fore Jewish groups in Tucson,
is a free lance writer and has
contributed articles to many
national magazines. Lik e.
many of the Arizonans he
writes about, he came to the
state as a health-seeker, gain
ed benefit from the climate
and established his home.
His new book contains a
lengthy section on Tucson,
and he quotes predictions that
the Old Pueblo will reach a
population of a quarter-mil-
lion by 1860. 1t tells the pros.
pective visitor and resident:
what he needs to know about
Arizona-the climate and its
effect on health, business op-
portunities and living costs
and how to go about selecting
the right community in which
to live.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
Organizations
MIR. and Mrs. Club
Hold Gard Party

A card and nah jongg party
will be held Sunday at $3.50
pm. in the Anshei Israel audi
torium. Chairman is Mrs. Joe
Fishman. Her co-chairmen
are Mrs. Maurice Falkow and
Mrs. Leo Stein. Nominal ad-
mission will include delicious
refreshments served under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. Ike
Kuropatkin. There will be a
door prize. Those attending
are asked to bring cards and
nah jongg sets.
Chicago Club Meets
The Chicago Club will meet
Sunday evening at 1880 pm.
at the Knights of Pythias Hall.
Refreshments as usual will be
served by refreshment chair
man, Mrs. Philip LaVetter. All
members are urged to attend.
Tucson AZA Lists Many
Activities
Activities are in full swing
with the group participating
in a joint picnic on Sunday.
Next Friday, Jan. % chapter
will install officers and OBJ
serve it's 18th anniversary
with the induction of a new
member, Stan Podolsky at the
Anshei Israel services. The
chapter will alternate its Fri
day night services between
Congregation Anshei Israel
and Temple Emanuel.
Temple Mems Club Hears
Executive
Justin Roffman, assistant
executive of the Federation
Temple Brotherhood, address,
ed a recent meeting and out
lined the program of the par
ent group. He was particular
Iy impressed with the club
project of awarding sports
manship awards to the out
standing Tucson athlete.
Sheva Club Adopts
New Name
The name of the Sheva Club
of Pioneer Women becomes
the Sheva Tigay Club of P.W.
The resolution read, "The
club shall be named in mem
ory of the deceased sister of
Mrs. Meyer Berry" Through
an oversight the surname was
omitted.
Next meeting will be held
on Monday evening at 8 pm.
at AnShei Israel. AS this is
Jewish National Fund Month,
Mrs. Sam Feinman, tree chair
man, urges an about drive for
the purchase of trees. Mrs.
Bertha Lieber, blue box chair
man requests all members
bring in their boxes.
Mrs. Leon Spitzer, president
promises a short meeting as
the program calls for a social
for all new members.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21

The Post is an excellent gift
to a friend "a newcomer -
someone coming to live in
Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21

The Post is an excellent gift
to a friend a newcomer -
someone coming to live in
Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
SERVICE DIRECTORY
OF SKILLED CRAFTSMEN AND SPECIALIZED SERVICES
ForP Placing Cassineds Mary Leonats
CLASSIFIED

EMPLOYMENT WANTED
by mature girl who is fond
and gets along well with chill.
dren, as helper and children's
companion. Phone 4.7461.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21

Arizona Post, Jan. 21, 1855
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
NCJW To Hold Sweetheart
Supper Dance

A Sweetheart Supper Dance
will be held by the National
Council of Jewish Women on
Feb. 13 in the Rendezvous
Room of the Santa Rita. A
buffet supper will be served
and Harry Bee and his orches-
ira will provide the music for
dancing. Mrs. Edwin Milder is
chairman, co-chairman Mrs.
Nat Glassberg. Reservation
chairmen are Mrs. Al Kivel,
5-4894 and Mrs. Jake Silver
man 1880. Public is invited.
Lillian Wald Hosts
Church Youth
The chapter has invited
members of the Youth Group
of st. Phillips-in-the-Hills to
be their guests at Sabbath
services at Congregation An
shei Israel on Friday, Jan. %.
The girls are discussing plans
for a four chapter AZA-BBG
panel discussion on "The Eff
feet of Israel on the American
Jewish Community" tenta,
lively scheduled for Jan. 30.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21

You help create a strong
Jewish community when you
subscribe to the Arizona Post.
It helps strengthen the COM
munity.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
~ the Associated Pres

The Federal Reserve Board
yesterday unveiled q new Ma
tional bookkeeping system de-
signed to help penetrate the
mysteries Of how and why eco
nomic ups and downs take place.
It is called 70 fiow-of funds
system Of National accounts, .
and has been nearly 20 years in
development.
It involves periodic publication
OF economic data in q form
which. for one thing, may an
swer o hot political question
whether q tax cut that lowers
business costs results eventually
in benefits to consumers, or
whether the man In the street
is benefited most by q tax cut
that helps him directly.
For the first time, the new
fiow-of-funds account Of what
goes on In the labyrinth Of the
economy brings together both
financial and non-financial de-
tail In one comprehensive study
Previous overall economic ac-
counts like the gross National
product figures and National in
come statistics developed by the
Commerce Department have
dealt more with what happened
that with how 1t came to pass.
The new account records NOT
only the fact that you bought q
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Five Killed, ll3 Hurt
HI Home Accidents

The District Red Cross Safety
Services reports i've deaths and
lis persons treated at local hos
Ipitals as q result Of home acci-
dents last week.
-Four falls and q case Of as
Ephyxia were causes OF the deaths.
The breakdown Of injuries lists
42 falls, 8 burns. ii accidental
|poisonings and 10 foreign bodies
In the eye, nose. throat and
stomach.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
ACTRESS or SILENT MOVIE DAYS
STARS m REAL LIFE THRILLER

CLEVELAND R9--A crash and two wild-eyed horses
bolted with wagon-load Of terrified youngsters hurting
along behind them
A 6e-year-old woman thrown from the wagon. cung
valanty the rens she dragged along the road
The accident occurred Saturday in suburban North
Olrnsted when car hit hayride wagon carrying 10 Girl
Scouts and three adult leaders.
Mrs. Adele Parker. who used to be actress In silent
hm Westerns the heroine She stopped the team and
was taken to hospital for xrays and treatment Of bruises
Police said she dragged more than 100 feet.
Another Of the leaders, Miss Joan Haettich 49, also
was thrown from the wagon and suffered bruised hip
The driver Of the car Richard Phillips So was arrested
and charged with drunken driving.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Prince Hall
|Musons Elect

William ]. Turner has been
elected right eminent COM
lmander Of John wv. Freeman
Commandery. knights Templar
lot Price Hall Masons. Others
elected were: Jacob Handy. ST..
deputy commander: the Rev. M.
u. Key. treasurer: Isaac Mason.
recorder: j. r. Snowden, assist
ant recorder: M. 1. Jackson.
grand prelate:: w. I. Aston. cap
tain general; w. E. johnson.
senior warden: w. 4. Aston,
Junior warden.
| Mrs. Katie Anderson was
elected grand princess captain Of
Marie L. Smith Of the Grand
Guild Heroines TempIar Cru
sades. Others elected were:
Bernard Goblin. royal adviser:
mrs. Ruth Stockton, recorderess:
Mrs. lone Ford. treasurer; Mrs,
MARY Kays, assistant recorderess,
The Grand Chapter, Order Of
the Eastern Star. win hold me-
mortal services ct 7:30 pm. to-
day at the Masonic Temple.
Tenth and U streets NV. The
grand chapter win open its visi-
tations November In Thrift
Chapter.
Pythagoras Lodge viii cele-
brate its s4th anniversary with
divine services today at 8 pm.
lat ST. Phillips Baptist Church,
North Capitol and x streets.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
New FederoI Books Will Show
Which 1ux Cut Helps Most

car. q house or Q refrigerator
1T also seeks to show where you
got the money for the down pay
Iment. how much was on credit
and how your purchase sent rip
piles Of money and credit up and
down the line.
The new system takes a cross
Ifix on all transactions relating
to the production and sale Of
goods and services, plus trans
actions that involve only the
shifting Of values, like sales Of
stocks and bonds. or other f.
|nancial instruments for cash OF
credit.
Reserve Board officials hope
that the new fiow-of- funds ac-
counts, in conjunction with
other economic reports, will
throw q strong new light on how
and why business booms and re-
cessions develop, and how bet.
ter to control them.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
GOING LIKE so
--------
ElderIyGet
Eye Advice

Blindness is increasing among
adults for the reason that SC
many people are living longer
and therefore more Of them ac-
Iquire binding diseases that
come In later life.
It is estimated there are over
$500 blind people in Metropoli-
tan Washington and hundreds
with vision In only one eye,
|or whose vision is barely useful.
Yet much Of the blindness could
be prevented II taken In time.
II you have an eye condition,
Ior q disease which Is affecting
or may affect your eyes. call the
office Of the Prevention Of Blind
ness Society for information
and advice. Don't put of get
ting help until your trouble
reaches the, danger stage.
Prepared BY Committee on the Aging
United Community Serviees.l
Evening star., 1955-10-23
|Spunish War
|AuxiIiory Elects

Mrs. Esther A. Erhardt, past
department president Of the Dis
ltrict OF Columbia Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
was elected national geco Of the
Military Order Of Lizards at the
recent convention held In Lone
Beach. Calf.
The national president, Mrs
Margaret Mcdaniel. has ap-
pointed Miss Helen e. Grissam
les national standard bearer.
Col. James 8. Petit Auxiliary
IwiM hold . business meeting e
began at 3 pm. at the home ci
the senior vice president, Mrs
|Mariorr Norton. 722 fifteenth
street Sc.
On Tuesday. at 3 pm. Jolly
|Graffers Swamp, Military Order
|of Lizards, win meet ct o2l
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Mrs. Ella !. Ford viii enter
tain members Of the Past Auxil-
Iiary Presidents Club at her
home 1913 H street NV. on
"wednesday. at 3 pm.
William Mckinley Camp, Sons
Iof Spanish War Veterans, viii
meet Wednesday at 8 pm, at
1921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
President John w. Shughrue
Iwill preside.
The department president,
Mrs. Mary E. Chaplin, win ON
Icially inspect Gen. Nelson A.
Miles Auxiliary at 8 pm. FRI
day. at x10l2 Ninth street NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Eastern Star
Sessions Set

Activities IN Eastern Stal
chapters include: LoyaltySat.
urday. card party. home Of Mrs
Pauline Croker.
Lafayette = Wednesday meet.
ling.
Naomi Monday, officers' re.
lhearsaI Wednesday, initiation
Saturday, trip to Williamsburg
ITa. Call Mrs. Sobelski, Olivel
l2-O47O.
Mizpah Tuesday, Home
Board. with Mrs. Ina Shanks
1915 Cathedral avenue NV.
l8 pm.
Federal Thursday, grand visi-
Itation.
| Lebanon Tuesday. initiation.
Bethlehem Tuesday. birth,
days honored.
Washington Centennial
Wednesday. Home Board. viii
MRS. Constance Beahm. Friday
dinner and bazaar. 5 / to Z pm.
Joppa Lodge Han. 1909 Nintl
Istreet NV.
Trinity Thursday. Campbell,
Loefiier Sewing Club. 2 pm. Fri.
lday evening card party, home O
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riley, 81
Martha Cali Mrs. Ada Olson
Appleton 7-0759. regarding din.
lner Of past matron and patror
association ct the Old Club Tel
House. Alexandra. va.
Acacia Wednesday, Stal
Points with Mrs. Roberta Lentz
Ruth--Monday. Friendi,
Group at Old BIadensbure road
Silver Spring. Md. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
[vFWLeuder
Names Aides

Department Commander Fran
els c. Wood Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars has made the fol-
lowing appointments of members
OF the District Of Columbia De-
partment for national offices, as
requested by commander-in-
Chief Timothy J. Murphy.
Special aide-de-camp to the
commander -in-chief when he Is
in Washington, Robert w. Har-
.kins. past commander Of GPo
Post. Aides de camp Simon
|Agpoa Of General Vicente Linn
Post: James r. Brooks. COM
Imander Of Police-Fire Post: Al
fred Tyler. commander Of Be-
thea a-Welch Post; Harold Stans-
bury Of Naval Gun Factory Post.
and Albert Kleuver Of Washing
ton Post. National deputy chief
of stan, Walter ]. Kubacki. CONF
mander Of Equality Walter Reed
Post and Ralph Lewis Of Front
Line Post. National deputy in-
gpector general, Lyle r. Rodden,
Washington Post and Clair u.
Woods Of GPO Post.
Department Inspector Lyle r.
Rodden has announced that ALI
american Post viii have its an
|rlual inspection on October %.
The inspection will be made by
Deputy Inspector Hugh Seckin-
ger Of Peary Ship.
The Veterans Day Ball COM
|mittee has completed arrange
lments for the affair which viii
|be held on November IL. The Ma
!tional Honor Guard. under the
command Of Capt. David Wood,
WIN present the colors. and con-
duct q brief memorial service at
III pm. For tickets. contact Lyle
|F. Rodden. or cali Tuckerman
t2-3932.
Meetings this week are:
Monday National Honor
Guard, 1909 Rhode Island ave-
Inue NE.
Wednesday Police Fire Post,
1909 Rhode Island avenue NE;
Pentagon Post. 3305 N. Pershine
drive, Arlington. Va.
Friday Columbia Post, l74s
Pennsylvania avenue NV: All
American Post. 2iT Oneida street
INE.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
{. Legion
Unit Activities

d 81 = Z
The department executive
committee meeting Of the D. C
American Legion win be held Al
10 pm, lrhursday, at the Amer.
Iican Legion Club. 4ss Third
street NV. with Department
Commander LOUIS Zindel pre-.
sliding.
At the national convention II
Miami. Fla, the following mem.
lbers of the District Department
lwere elected: John Thomas Tay.
Ilor. post commander. George
washington Post. historian o.
1.-THE Society Of American Legior
Founders: Mrs. Edna Hunter
lpast commander Of James Har,
lden jackson Post, sergeant-at.
1arms Jof the American Legior
honor society OF women Legion.
lnaires. the go and A." George n
IMaines OF National Press Clut
Post, vice president Of the lie,
lgion's Press Association.
WIN Hear Morse
Z. I. Jones Of the Department
of Agriculture Post announces
lUndersecretary Morse viii speat
lat q luncheon meeting at ll:4;
lam. Wednesday, in Room sos:
lat the Department Of Agriculture
New officers Of various frat
lare: Thad Duiin Post: Com.
Imander, Robert B. Power: vics
commanders, william A. Barnes
ALFRED A. Reichmar and Herbert
is. Higdon: adjutant, Charles ]
Murphy: finance officer. Georg.
II. Tighe, jr.;; historian. Frank J
lFioramonti: chaplain, Yul,
Fisher and sergeant-at-arms
Ralph C.. Janoschka.
Jackson Post Election Il
The following have beer
lelected by James Harden Jack.
lson Post: Commander. Fred A
lSchramIn: vice commander, @
Davis Hicks. Boyd A. Dillon ans
Joseph e. Foley: adjutant. Edn,
lL. Hunter: membership officer
John J. DeSimone: finance o.
lficer. James D. McQuade.
Clark v. Polling Post: Com,
Imander. Gail v. Mcdonald: vicl
commanders. Maurice Reisman
IA. Stanley Ridgeway ans
Thomas B. Francis: adjutant
Morton E. Loving: finance ofiicer
John A. DiIls: membership Of
lficer. Zeral o. Law.
/ General u. g. McAlexande
Post: Commander. Eidon Bern
ard: vice commanders. Rober
I'M. Ellis. Lloyd APrice and Mar,
III. Pryor: adjutant. Joan M
lDemers; membership ofiicei
Robert Ellis and finance ofiicei
/ Arthur w. Byron.
j. Addington Wagner Of Battll
Greek. Mich. new national com
,Imander. viii be honored ct !,
dinner on November 10 at tn
lShoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
GU Teacher to Speuk

Miss Eva Mahoney Of George
town University's Psychological
Services Bureau win speak on "A
Remedial Reading Teacher Looks
lat Vision and School Achieve.
Iment" at a meeting at 8 pm
tomorrow OF the District Op-
Itometric Association at the vii.
lard Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Sic, 500 Reward Urged
In SIoying Of 3 Boys

CHICAGO. Oct. ~ W1--He-
wards for capture Of the slayers
Of three schoolboys mounted to-
day Is . special force Of $50
policemen made . i3-square-
mile. house-to-house canvass for
clues.
The public's help was begged
as Mayor Richard ]. Daley an
nounced that he viii ask the
city council to post $4,000 re-
wards sum which would bring
the total Of rewards offered to
SI6.500.
In all. some 500 police officers
worked to crack the mystery
si1rouding the deaths Of Robert
Peterson. IA. and the Schuessler
brothers, John. l3. and Anton,
jr, II.
Search Nov Unified
The boys left their homes
Sunday afternoon. planning TO
see q movie or go bowling. Their
naked bodies, strangled. beaten
and soiied. were found shortly
after noon Tuesday Ia o heap
at the bottom Of q shallow forest
preserve ditch, three miles from
their homes.
Because they were reported
missing In Chicago's Northwest
Side Jefferson Park police dis
trict where they lived, and their
bodies were found outside the
city. the case fell into the juris-
dictions Of i've agencies.
These are the Chicago police,
the Cook County sheriff's police,
the county forest rangers, the
County coroner's ONCE and the
States Attorneys office--all with
investigating personnel.
Confusion and lack Of co-oper-
alton among these agencies
marked early stages Of the In
vestigation. But q unified investi-
cation was worked out Friday
by top officials. Chicago Police
He was given Q force Of go
hand-picked Chicago detectives
who will be deputized-for
countrywide authority--by Coro-
ner Walter McCa1ron Monday.
Developments today included
questioning ofsa 36-year -old am
bulance chauffeur who viewed
the bodies Of the victims In the
Evening star., 1955-10-23
lNvfsTMENT PROP. wANTED

WE NEED ALL TKPES or INCOME
property also commercial grQund
and acreage. Please call Mr.. West.
noss REALTY co. INC, ma: s.
TOR MARKET PRICE for apts. mats,
n, r. RANDOLPH, ReaitoF. RE.
2 10 NJ UNIT APT. or business
ssnsr ssass!'iM Ms r doLr s1s RI SR sises a5fg
FOR CASH CLIENTS
Large and small apt. houses. shop
Ems esntsrs .Sties bidEs: &c.
teons service and prompt results.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc,
l732 & ct. NV ST. $500.
ATTENTION.
FOR SALE or win TRADE equity
ia1sn is2.gOyy y,t .c Soy,yo p.tis. hn Va ~ aUs-
come property IN the wash. Metro.
III stafford County acreage. with
2,200-ft frontage an y. 8. No. l.
C2t Fredericksburg AREA - 4-aere
commercial tract. fronting y. 8.
and state road; water and sewer
tsl FfederieksbuFg nrea--i30 acres
suitable for suhdiv.: 3e acres al-
ready surveyed into 12S lots. with
water and sewer available; e2
acres mel Ire bsk. s-rm., 4-bsth
al Colonial Beach area, King George
County--00 acres. with l.200-ft.
frontage on q. g 301; l0-rm.
house. outbldey.: excel. for Develop
mEut ns motor court restaurant.
For f6formation, cal or write
ELISABETH II. ANDERSON, IA.
7-173D. e4I N. Highland. AFi. /.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Alumni Club 10 Meet

The Wheaton College Alumni
Club win meet at 8 pm. Tues
day at the home Of Miss Ann
De Melman. 4108 Legation street
NV.