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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Evelyn GresseI Hostess
To The jolly Ten Club

The Jolly Ten club met last
week in the home of Evelyn
Gressel, with a pot luck dinner
being served at noon.
Quilting was the project for
the day. Contests were enjoyed
during the social hour with
Marie Dimmerling and Betty
Archer receiving the prizes. Mar
garet Warner was presented with
birthday gift.
Members present were: Betty
Archer, Bernice Leasure, Marie
Dimmerling, Dorothy Archer,
Ivy Forshey, Emma Shelton,
Margaret Warner, Anita Crum
and the hostess.
Children present werer: Char
les Dimmerling, Bonnie Leasure,
Paul Forshey, Mary Rosanna
Warner and Donald Warner.
The next meeting will be held
in the home of Betty Archer on
April %.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Crum Ridge Sewing
Circle Meets In
Lola Martin Home

The Crum Ridge Sewing
Circle held their April meeting
in the home of Lola Martin.
The project for the day was
making comfort and a delicious
lunch was served at noon.
During the social hour contests
were held with Grace Wells and
Glenor Williams winning the
club prizes and Josephine Step
hens the guest prize.
The hostess was presented
with a nice gift from the club
members.
Members present were: Elsie
Thompson, Grace Wells, Irene
Mallett, Glenor Williams, Ida
Spence, Betty Davis and the
hostess.
Guests and children present
were: Josephine Stephens, Amy
Leasure, Lynn and Ann Step
hens, Rex and Teresa Davis,
jeanette Williams, Terry and
Jerry Martin.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Easter Family Dinner
ENJOYED AT Garrett Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Herzle Garrett,
of Summerfield, entertained with
family dinner, Easter Sunday,
for the following guests Mr.. and
Mrs. William Truax and son; Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Lutz and son,
all of Lancaster; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ Rutherford; Donald Ruth
erford and son, of Sarahsville;
Treva Garrett and Dwight Tilton
of Caldwell, and Lylan and
Larry Garrett of Summerfield.
Additional callers in the after
noon were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bozman and family, Mrs. Chloe
Bozman, of Zanesville;; Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Atkinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher Cutler, of Sum
merfield.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Wayne HOmemakers Club
EIets New Officers

Mrs. Audrey Long entertained
the Wayne Homemakers club at
her home near Seneca Lake on
April 6.
Election of officers was held
with the following being elected:
president, Mrs. Nettie Magis;
vice president, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dollison; Mrs. Blanche Long,
secretary-treasurer and Mrs.
Magis and Mrs. Dollison will be
serving as the home demonstra-
tion councillors.
A pot luck lunch was served
at noon with Mrs. Long giving
a demonstration on making wood
fiber flowers in the afternoon.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, May IL in the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Dollison.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Carol Cutler Honored
With Birthday Party

Mrs. Joseph Cutler, of Sum
merfield route, entertained Fri
day afternoon with a party hon
oring her daughter, Carols
eighth birthday anniversary.
Delicious refreshments were
served and the honored one was
presented with a number of nice
gifts.
Guests were: Renay Daley,
Jeanie Warner, Bonnie Weisent.
Jeanie Weisent, Sandra Harding,
Barbara Leasure, Barbara Whar-
ton, Ray Morris, Ken and Tom
Moore, Gary Dysert, Gary Lum-
BATHS, Tim Reed, Eddie Hanes,
Martin Johnson, Michael and
Scott Cutler.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
6rahams To Observe
Silver Anniversary
Saturday, April 3

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Graham,
of Mt Ephraim, will observe
their silver wedding anniversary
on Saturday, April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham have
two children, Mrs. Anna Beryl
Rich, of Senecaville route, and
Cpl. Gene Graham, of Lincoln,
Nebraska. Stephen Rich and
Gregory Graham are their
grandsons.
The custom of open house"
will be observed between the
hoursr of 1880 p. m. and 10000
p. m. in the evening at the Mt.
Ephraim school building.
All friends, neighbors and
relatives are invited to attend
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
q0Ganai Society
PHONE SO
Miss Elaine Archer,
Bride -EIed, Honored
With Shower, Friday

Mrs. Helen Watson entertained
at her home in Whigville, Friday
evening, April 8 with a shower
honoring Miss Elaine Archer,
bgide-elect.
The gift table was centered
with an umbrella from which fell
green streamers.
Miss Archer received a num-
Der of lovely and useful gifts.
Delicious refreshments of cake
and brick ice cream, stenciled
with pink wedding bells, mints,
punch and coffee were served to
the following guests:
Eloise Summers, of Parkers-
burg, w. Va; Patricia Tanner, of
Dallas, Texas; Mary K. King,
Emma West and Wanda King, of
Columbus; Leatha Brewster, of
Painesville; Pearl Keith, Helen
Spence, Martha Archer and
Jolene Hayes, Irene Cutler and
NNNNASiAb@1S D A1AlCl1 y dfid lChl. OI
Caldwell; Jane Brown, of Bealls-
vile; Grace Taylor, Emily King,
Emily Havenor, Thelma Atkin-
son, Ruth Day.
Linda Reed, Beulah Watson,
of Summerfield; Mary Green,
Lou Archer, Ida Bates, Velta
Bates and daughter, Dollie, Rose
Gulick and daughters, Ruth and
Helen, Virginia Ward, Della
Thomas, Sarah Carpenter, Verna
Cutler, Florence Carter, of the
Whigville community, the hon
ored guests, the hostess and chill
dren, Marilyn and Jerry.
Those sending gifts but unable
to attend were: Mabel Hesson.
Kathleen Garrett, Mary Weaver,
Rena Zerger, Dolores Cutler and
Martha Gulick.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
CirtIe One W.S.C.S.
Elects New Officers

Marylois Colley was elected
chairman of Circle One, W.S.C.S.
of the First Methodist church
when they met Thursday evening
in the church dining room i'm
mediately following the Com
munion services.
Other officers elected for the
ensuing year were: vice chair
man, Genenieve McDiffitt; secre-
tary, Garnet Blake; treasurer,
Helen Pezzopane and sunshine
treasurer, Irma Smith.
During the business meeting,
the chairman, Opal Brumbach
presided. The Circle made con-
tributions to the Methodist chill
dren's home, Berea and to ''The
Cross at Cairo, Ill. An interest
ing Easter legend was given by
Adaline Jordan.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Eleanor Hayes, Pauline Schafer,
Madge Davis and Martha Par
riSh.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14

Announcement is being made
of the marriage of Miss Elsie
Tucker, of East Union, and Gene
Pride, of GAINESVILLE.
The ceremony took place in the
parsonage of the Rev. Rufus
Lindimore, of GAINESVILLE, who
read the single ring ceremony on
March 4th.
Attending the couple were
Miss Barbara Hood and Paul
Pride, of GAINESVILLE.
The bride chose blue street
length dress, with which she
wore black accessories and a
corsage of red roses, for her
wedding.
Miss Hood wore a blue suit
with black accessories and cor
sage of red roses.
Mr.. Pride is employed with
the Chicago Standard Trans
former Corp. in GAINESVILLE.
The newlyweds are residing in
GAINESVILLE where their apart
ment was in readiness.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14

Mrs. Pat Parks was installed
as president of the V.F.W.
Auxiliary, to Noble Post, No.
4721, Monday evening, at an
impressive ceremony with Mrs.
Mary Biehl, of Marietta, past
district president, as the in
stalling officer. Mrs. Frances
Taylor is the outgoing presi-
dent.
Mrs. Biehl was assisted in
the installation by Louise
Brothers, assistant district
conductreSs from Marietta and
Mrs. Ethel Moore, of Caldwell,
district president.
Mrs. Parks announced that
her appointive officers would
be as follows:
Secretary, Ruth Mcdonald;
color bearers, Thelma Moore,
Evelyn Johnson, Media Lahue
and Louise Lewis; flag bearer,
Thelma Estadt; banner bearer,
Donna Lee Barnhart.
Patriotic instructor, Mary 10
Heddleson; historian, Violet
Landaker; musician, Eta
Davis and assistant musician,
Margaret Brien2a.
Mrs. Lulu Mcdonald will
serve as chairman for the
annual Buddy Poppy sales on
June 10.
Mrs. Eta Davis, who has
served as musician for the
VIEW Auxiliary the past
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Ruth Merry Enterfdins
Grand Slam BRIDGE Club

The Grand Slam Bridge club
was entertained Wednesday
evening in the home of Mrs.
Ruth Merry, of North street.
Thelma Moore, Thelma Estadt
and Louise Ditch received the
prizes.
Snack refreshments were SER
we'd by the hostess to the follow
ing: Rosemary Wilson, Frances
McWilliams, Thelma Moore, Vera
Long, Pauline Robey, Thelma
Estadt and Louise Ditch.
Photo Observation-Disclosures
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
Good Neighbors Club
Of Rich Valley Meets
In Pearl Elliott Home

The Good Neighbors club OF
the Rich Valley community met
April 6 in the home of Mrs
Pearl Elliott.
A pot luck lunch was served
at noon.
A short business session was
held in the afternoon with the
president, Roberta Bigley, in
charge
Projects for the day were
quilting and piecing quilt blocks.
Laura Ramsey received the
guest prize; Roberta Bigley, the
puzzle prize and Effie Ramsey,
the club prize.
Members present were: Mrs.
Ruth Lawrence, Mrs. Effie Ram
sey, Mrs. Doris Ramsey, Mrs.
Lois Blake, Mrs. Mabel Wilson,
Mrs. Belle Boyd, Mrs. Jean Ram
sey, Mrs. Alta Iams, Mrs. Floy
Parrish, Mrs. Phenia Bigley, Mrs.
Roberta Bigley, and the hostess.
Evelyn Delaney, Edna Smith
and Laura Ramsey were guests.
Children present were: Beth
Ann and David Lawrence, David
and Robert Ramsey, Robert
Blake, Billy Boyd, Candy Wilson,
and Jerry Ramsey.
Mrs. Bette Wilson will be
hostess at the next meeting
which will be held May II.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Downs, of
West Middlesex, Pa, are an
nouncing the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Bonita Ann to AI1C
Robert d Cunningham, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cunningham,
of Caldwell,
Miss Downs is a graduate of
West Middlesex high school with
the class of 1852 and is employed
in the office of Westinghouse in
Sharon, Pa.
Ai1C Cunningham is a grad
uate Of Caldwell high school with
the class of 1851 and is serving
with the Air Force, stationed at
Brookfield, Ohio.
The wedding will be an event
of Saturday evening, June 4th
in the West Middlesex Methodist
church with Rev. Downs, grand
father of the bride, officiating.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14

three years, was presented
with a service pin by the dis
trict.
Following the installation,
social hour was enjoyed in
the club rooms. Members of
the refreshment committee
were Bertella Rice, Eva Hep
pner, Louise Lewis, Carol Nc
Cauley, Mary 10 Heddleson
and Ruth Mcdonald. The
Easter theme was carried out
in the decorations.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-14
ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER

A dinner Of lovely appoint
ments was served Easter Sunday
in the home of Mrs. Elsie Kir-
elmer on North street. Guests
were MIR. and Mrs. B. w. Ullman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Fryfogle,
Jimmie and Jane of HarriettS-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Ullman,
of Lima, Mrs Bertha Ullman, of
East street, Miss Lois Boettler,
and John Kirchner.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
DE Mile Relative
To Wed Eqyptiun

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4 (P.
The Egyptian Consulate here
will be the setting for the we'd
ding Wednesday of Cecilia De
Mile Calvin, granddaughter of
Cecil B. De Mile, motion picture
producer. to an Egyptian cavalry
lomcer she met on a Sahara Des-
Iert movie set.
The officer, Maj. Abbas FL
Boughdadli, 80, is a Moslem: his
l9-year-old bride an Episco-
palian. Neither is changing
faiths and the marriage will be a
civil ceremony. It will be held
here instead Of In Southern Cali
fornia since there is no Egyptian
Consulate there, friends ex-
lplained.
Friends said the major said a
common love OF horses brought
the two together after they met
on the Sahara set for the De
Mile second production of the
Ten Commandments"
Miss Calvin is the step-daugh-
ter Of Joseph Harper of Los
angeles.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Jet Streum' Aids
|AF Pacific HOPS

The "jet stream" over the
Pacific Ocean Is not only here to
stay but now has been officially
Iharnessed, according to the Air
Weather Service and its parent
group, the Military Air Trans
port Service. both with head
quarters at Andrews Air Force
Base, Md.
More than half Of the 23a
flights made under this program
known as Project Tailwind'
were able to fly past Midway
Island and make the nearly
1000 miles from Tokyo to Homo
lulu nonstop It is conceivable
that nonstop flights from Tokyo
to the United States may be-
come a part Of the globe-circline
schedules of Air Force planes.
The jet stream threads east
ward through Pacific skies, gen.
orally north of the great circle
routes used by Air Force and
civilian trans-Pacific flights. II
Is a narrow band of extremely
high-velocity winds.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
|lslets Erupt
lin Pacific

TOKYO, July 4 (R.-A jap
anese government ship today re-
ported seeing new eruptions in
the Bayonnaise Rocks, q chain
|of uninhabited outcroppings in
the Pacific Ocean about midway
between Japan and Two Jima,
The rocks, some $50 miles
south Of Tokyo. went into a tre-
mendous volcanic activity in
September, 1852, and created a
new islet. The islet disappeared
after a second series of violent
|eruptions in March, 1858. One
Japanese research ship was
caught in the eruption and was
lost with all the crewmen and
scientists aboard.
Hiroshi Kato, 27, fishery ex-
pert, said today he saw a new
eruption June Is while conduct
ing a survey about 2 miles north
|of the Bayonnaise.
"At about 4 pm. the Bayon-
|naise suddenly shot up two water
columns 20 yards high and sew
Ieral other columns of 2 to 3
yards high followed" Mr.. Kato
said.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
|Radio-N Union
Hits Attack by
|Anfi-Red Group

NEW YORK, July 4 R.-The
New York local Of the AL
American Federation Of Tele-
vision and Radio Artists has
voted nearly 2 to to condemn
anti Communist tactics Of
AWARE. INC.
The union announced yester-
day its members had voted 9s2
to 514 In q mail referendum to
support q resolution attacking
AWARE.
AWARE Is private organiza-
ton set up two years ago to
fight what 1t calls 'The Conn
|munist conspiracy In entertain
ment- communications"
Alleges Interference
The union specifically con-
demned AWARE for interfering
in the internal affairs Of our
union" by attacking an inde-
pendent slate for candidates In
a recent union election. The
resolution also deplored "the
circulation or PRONUNCIATION of
smear tracts or lists in general. I"
The candidates opposed by
AWARE in two news bulletins"
were defeated. AWARE had
listed them as having what are
considered significant public rec
ords In connection with Commu-
nist-front organizations"
In its resolution the union
complained that these candidates
had been publicly and scandals
ously attacked by the now
familiar smear methods of in
ference and innuendo from al
legged public records"
Called Heavy Vote
The union. which has $500
voting members, said It consid-
cred the return of 1896 ballots
a heavy response.
The condemnation was criti-
cized by Godfrey p. Schmidt.
president Of AWARE and a
member of the law faculty of
Fordham University. He said the
action was meaningless and
hurts AFTRA more than it hurts
u.s."
Several Of AWARE's leaders
are also members Of AFTRA.
which represents most of the
radio and television performers
IN New York City.
Mr.. Schmidt commented that
the condemnation was not based
on ANY real or alleged inaccu-
racy" in AWARE's report on the
candidates for union office.
He added:
AFTRA'S anti Communist
majority has .long supported
anti Communist leaders and
policies. Yet the union is now
on record as demanding free
speech and association for 'front.'
ers while denying those rights
to others. It claims the right
to condemn AWARE, but denies
AWARE the constitutional right
to tell the truth about frontiers.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Billy Gruhom Draws
$4,000 in Norway

OSLO, July 4 (P.-American
revivalist Billy Graham last
might persuaded several hundred
Norwegians to give their lives
to Christ" in his only appear
|ance in Norway on his European
tour.
Some $4,000 persons from ali
parts Of Southern Norway and
Sweden crowded into Ullevaal
Stadium. which normally seats
little more than 10000. More
thousands stood outside to hear
him through loudspeakers.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Wife Held as BIust
kills Mate in Auto

BELFAST, Northern Ireland,
July 4 R.-Police arrested a
woman yesterday in connection
with a mystery explosion which
wrecked a car and killed her
husband Saturday.
She Is Mrs Carmel O'Boyle,
20. mother Of two young girls.
Brandon OBoyle. 81. a Dublin
jeweler, died in the blast. Mrs.
IO'Boyle was charged with illegal
possession Of explosives.
Police expressed the belief a
time bomb, with which the OUT
lawed Irish Republican army in
tended to blast a nearby tele-
phone exchange, had exploded
lprematurely.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
SULLIVAN
Continued From Page A-10

Continued From Page A-10
years, this week switched from
Ringling's to Lindsay and Grouse,
as press chief for touring ''Tea-
house" .. Joe Heaphy, Water
bury Sentinel columnist. dating
warbler Patty Wilkes. John
Housman's Metro aid. Jud Kin
berg, and Suzanne Dalbert ex-
pect a December stork.
"Seventh Heaven" possible
$265, 900 shipwreck. Broad
way producer Roger L. Stevens
has optioned IS plays for fall
production! Don GINS,
Dixon's sister. Marguerite, mar
rying Robert Franco, Sunday.
Jascha Heifetz completely
recovered. Henry Fonda
planed to Rome to film "War
and Peace" with Audrey Hep
burn and Mel Ferrer. The
Reno Pisanis (Ann DeMarco OF
the singing sisters) named him
Steven Rosario. Southern
California branch Of American
Magicians elected comedy writer
Snag Werris as prexy. joey
Adams and AL Kelly solid Latin
Quarter click with Bill Bailey a
dancing show stopper. Col.
ony closes first two weeks In
July. The Bob DeHavens
Connie Hains) expecting. :.
Add vacation scenery: trans
Atlantic liners at their piers all
decked out in bunting!
4 4 4
Ernie Kaenzler OF the Fore
CAdll W -WCd 3tOCCtIldllC WCkChCk
widow Of Squibb heir Free
Weicker. Nancy G. Sewell
secretary to Ambassador Charlie.
Bohlen's wife, marrying Evan.
Woollen Sd. Copa shutterec
for 10 weeks to eliminate pillars
a 100000 job. Reopens Sep.
tember 8. Grace Kelly keep.
changing her phone number
wolf trouble. The Charlie.
Boyers Europe-bound De.
spite Campanella's bad knee
Brooklyn is lilo to win the nj
flag; Yankees AS favorite.
Dorothy Sarnoff's ex, DR.. Shep.
ard Aronson. and Muriel Fox tx
honeymoon in Europe. :. Fer,
nanda Montel enjoying Madric
with Count Of Villapadierna.
The Leo Samuels, Walt Disney
aid, called the baby Lisa Elaine
80. Bob Burns on the i'll list. +.
Cesar Romero set as Lana Tur
ner's foil in "The Rains Came.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Doris Loves That Riviera

Doris Day and Marty Melcher.
Just back from Europe. are in
love with the continent and plan
to return to the French Riviera
for the Christmas holidays.
Lucille BAH sprained her ankle
in the one-legged potato race at
the Desilu picnic, and has to do
her first scenes for Forever
Darling" sitting down. -.
Marisa Pavan goes to Sardinia
after she completes Diane. /"
And if twin sister Pier Angeli's
baby arrives on schedule, she
and Vic Damone win go too.
This viii be vic's first trip to
italy. Piper Laurie and
U-I's Charles Simonelli have re-
sumed their on-again-off-again
romance. What happened to
David Schine?
Old-time silent siren, Pola
Negri, is making comeback
plans. She tested at Metro for
the role Of the erstwhile movie
star in Week End in Las
Vegas" Here's q daily double
take: Elsa Maxwell is taking re-
ducing tips from the Aga Khan.
nona Massey teams with
Reginald Gardiner at the Riviera
Hotel in Las Vegas late in July.
Jayne Mansfield and Pace
Gentry at the Saratoga Restau-
rant listening to the rhythms Of
Conley Graves.
Usual big success for Roy
Rogers and Dale Evans in Texas.
Complete sell-outs with stand
ing room at four rodeo per-
formances. But" writes Roy.
"the heat was unbearable, the
temperature was between 95 and
100 during the entire week, and
one night it rained worse than
1t does sometimes in California. /"
Director Anthony Mann tells
me he'll never get an ulcer.
when I want to relax, I just
60 out and do a Western.
Mann, who'll direct "Sere-
nade," says that Mario LAMA
has been most cooperative
and punctual. There will be %
or 30 songs in the picture for
Mario to sing. And I certainly
Evening star., 1955-07-04

hope Mr.. Mann Is ulcerless
when the picture Is all over.
Mickey Rooney is due for q
financial windfaIl in Septem-
Der. His trust funds. set up for
him when he was q child. al
come due. He could have used
them few years back. Mickey
is doing fine financially now.
The best six figures for the
new swim suits. according to
Jantzen fashion co-ordinator
Dorothy Stowe are Debbie
Reynolds, Doris Day, Audrey
Hepburn. Grace Kelly. Deborah
Kerr and jamie Powell. It's the
new. slim look this year.
Lana Turner and Lex Bar
ker flew down to Mexico City
for the Fourth of July week
end, TO houseguest with Pedro
Armendariz. His home is next
to a golf course, and they
spent most Of the week end
there.
Esther williams wants to bu,
an airplane like the one Presi
dent Eisenhower uses to corn
mute between Washington ant
his Gettysburg farm. Esther ha
a home in Palm Springs ant
business ventures throughout tn
country. and husband Ben Gag
has a pilots license. So.
Rossano Brazil turned down ;
role in Ponti-De Laurentis' IVA,
and Peace did not feel it fittet
him. Rassano, Katharine Hep
burns leading man in Summer
time" will spend -four days rest
ing at Nantucket's Harbor House
before returning to Rome
Eva Gabor's steady date thes'
days in Manhattan while she i
rehearsing for "Blithe Spirit" i
Efrem Zimbalist. jr., but he
heart pines after Tyrone Power
who is kicking it UP in Londor
with Vogue editor Mary Roblee
Don before asked his 5-year'
old son why he was eating sucl
a big lunch. Replied Ronnie. =,
plan to be naughty. Daddy, AM
I know you will make me ski
supper"
Released by the MANA
Evening star., 1955-07-04
GROWERS TO PUT
SKINS ON BANANAS

Now they're putting skins
on bananas.
The, Agriculture Depart
ment said today all bananas
exported from Jamaica to
the United Kingdom soon
will be encased in polyethy-
lent film, a plastic substance.
The department did not. ex-
plain the advantages Of the
move. but presumably the
bananas viii keep better.
The move was ordered
by the Jamaican Banana
Board.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Gardner in Madrid

MADRID, July 4 R.-Trevor
Gardner. United States Under
secretary Of the Air Force, ar
rived yesterday by plane from
PAris for o three-day visit.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

NON-VETs SPECIAL, $3.50 down -
4 bedrms.. full bsmt., Just painted
outside: fenced ward Det.; 450s
Mahan I'd. Viers Mil Village. Call
RA. 3-6ll4 or TU. 2-S331. go
RAMBLER; brick and redwood. 4
years old. Merrimaek built. Excel
lent buy at S16.950. S4O7 Tahona
dr.. near new Larsburgh store, HE.
1 517l. 80
JUST LISTED: handy to Naval Ord.
Lab. and Langley area: Cape Cod
with ) rooms and bath down, an
other bedroom up: full bsmt.: WE'LL
located corner home; S12,n50 on
easy terms with private tUans.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
SILVER SPRING

OLIVER oEhlNo
l102 Colesrille rd., near Four Cor
ners Shopping Center. Attractive de-
tached brick house; liv. rm,. Ere
place wall-to- wall carpetlne, sepa.
rate din. rnl.. kit. :, bedrms., beau.
tiful tiled bath with glass stall show
CT, lge glass inclosed porch: md 4
l large bedrln, complete bath plen-
ty of closets and storage space
ISN'T. rec rm. with bar. Brick ga
rage. beautiful front and rear land
scaped lot and many other lovely
features. Put this on your must
see" list It's priced to sell Open
daily and Suns, pm. till dark
Evening star., 1955-05-29
SECLUSION?

Sparkling 4-year- brick BUNGALOW;
privacy and convenient living for
a small family. You'll enjoy many
happy hours ON patio. Rear oil
lot abuts Columbia Country Club
Cheerful living room. fireplace.
equipped kitchen. carport, level
shaded lot. S17 800.
43l9 CHESTNUT ST.
To reach: Out Wis. ave. past Bank
of Bethesda to Chestnut St. right
EARL T. WRIGHT co.
SiIS Wis Ave OI o-RuOn