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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04
CnrniUUL Set
To Open Here
Monday EUe
Monday is the night!

MONDAY is tile nlSnt!
Monday at 7 pm. the mamoth
Rockville Volunteer Fire Depart
ment carnival will get under
way - so step right up, folks,
and get your tickets here.
For the adventurous, therell
be spine-tingling rides like the
dipper dive bomber, the octopus
and the space chaser. And for
the sedate, there's the merry-go.
round.
There will be pitching games,
shooting galleries, dart throws,
and everybody's favorite game.
Therell be dancing to an or.
chestra every night, and a full
schedule of musical and variety
entertainment, with everything
from Dixieland to hillbilly music.
For the children, there will be
special pint.sized rides, a NINA.
ture train and real live ponies.
For the hungry, there'll be hot
dogs, sodas, popcorn, and all
other carnival fare.
And for the lucky ones, there
will be grounds prizes every
night, and on the last four even.
ings, brand-new, luxury.model
automobile will be given away
each night.
Grounds prizes include such
things as monographs. vacuum
cleaners, ventilating fans and
clock.radios - all top brands.
The carnival runs through
August 20, with show every
night at 8. On August 10, local
violin virtuosos will have their
chance to compete for $125 in
prize money in the country
fiddling contest. Drawings for
the prizes will be held every
night at II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

City Hall has temporarily lost
one of its most faithful employ.
ees. Ed Henley, maintenance
foreman, who has worked for the
city for % years, is at Suburban
Hospital after undergoing a seri.
Gus operation. Everyone, up on
the HILL" hopes for his speedy
recovery and return to action.
A cache Of goods prOpOrted-
Iy stolen from the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Transfer and
Storage Co. was discovered Sat.
urday behind Congressional
Airport by three Rockville boys,
Douglas and Peter Meyer and
Howell Magruder. Among the
loot was walking stick cut
from a rail split by Abraham
Lincoln. County Police report
they have never received notice
Of transfer company robbery.
Perpetual Building Associa.
TONS new Bethesda office, at
Wisconsin and Montgomery Ave
nues, will open Monday. The
four.story building is designed
for quick. easy banking, and in.
cludes a Community auditorium
which will@1e VALUABLE TO civic
groups. "a free parking lot ad.
joins the building
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04
Serves in Germany

Cpl. Matthew C. Brandt Jr.. %,
whose father lives at 1902 ORES.
den ST., Kcnsington, is a member
of the 9TH Infantry Division in
Germany.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

A top official of the Aces
general managers office will be
the guest speaker at the next
luncheon meeting of the Rock
vile Board of Trade on Tuesday,
Aug. 8. He will discuss details
of the agency's decision to locate
in the Germantown area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

The City will hold public
hearings OH the evening of
Sept. 8 OH petitions to annex
the CIark-WinchoIe, Bulls and
Henry A. Dawson tracts. All
petitions are connected with
future development plans.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04
.'AtOnicCenter'
Held Possible;
Split

News that the Atomic Energy Commission has decided
to locate it's $40 million headquarters Germantown
tnued to jam roads in the with visitors and provide
food for thought and speculation in the county this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04
Late News Briefs

P. w. Sample, Seneca, this
week announced the purchase of
the Seneca Hotel Properties. The
purchase is understood to be the
largest property sale in the
Seneca area in recent years.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20

The Navy's huge aircraft car
rier USS Forrestal contains 1,240
watertight compartments. The
new warship was commissioned on
October 1, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20
HOMECOMING
PROGRAM SET
Varsity Club Of Washington
College To Hold
Annual Dance
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %

The Varsity Club at Washing
ton College has completed ar
rangements for its annual Fall
Homecoming Dance for alumni
and students on Saturday, Octo-
ber %, according to president
Ronnie Sisk, a senior from Cum
berland, Maryland.
Music will be furnished by AL
Green's 11-piece orchestra from
Smyrna, one of the Delmarva
Peninsula's most popular dance
bands. The dance will be held at
the Fire Hall in Rock Hall start
ing at 900 pm. Admission is
$3.50 per couple. Reservations
may be made with the Varsity
Club or at the College Alumni
Office.
President Sisk said that a tro-
ply will be awarded at the dance
to the fraternity that displays the
most originality and imagination
in decorating its house for Home
coming. Presentation will be
made by the president of the In
ter-Fraternity Council, Everett
"Pete" Long, a senior from Prin-
cess Anne, Maryland.
Assisting with dance arrange
ments are vice president Leo Gill
lis, of Waterbury, Connecticut;
secretary Roger Smoot, of Glen
Burnie, Maryland; and treasurer
Ed Blair, of Westminster, Mary
land.
Proceeds from the affair, a reg
ular feature of the Fall Home
coming, go toward purchasing
varsity sweaters for athletes. Var
sity Club membership is restrict
ed to men who have won either
two letters in one major sport or
one letter in three different sports
at Washington College.
Among former presidents of the
organization is Howard Tilley,
formerly of Smyrna, now living
in Wichita, Kansas, who headed
it in 1850.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20
New Room Heaters
Keep Temperature
Even, Save Fuel

The old-fashioned space heater
is on the way out. Doing the same
job today-but doing it better
are circulating heaters with auto
matte controls, fuel saving de-
vices and other features adapted
from modern central heating
plants. Self-modulating thermo-
stats maintain uniform comfort
by regulating the supply of gas
or oil according to temperature
changes. Directional blowers blan-
ket floors with warm air.
Cabinets are styled to suit cur
rent. tastes in home decoration.
Some are insulated so that the
cabinet is safe for children to
touch.
Although most gas and oil heat
ers are used in homes without
central heating, one manufactur-
er, the Coleman Company, says
many units are being used to heat
additions to homes that do. have
central systems. A central furnace
that is correctly sized to keep a
house warm may not be large
enough to do the job when the
house is enlarged-for instance,
when an expansion attic. is fin
ished. Supplementary heating,
such as an oil or gas heater,.so solves
the problem.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20
.AAUN DIRECTOR
AT DOVER MEET
Red China Most Explosive
Issue Now Before UN
Gathering Told
"a NEW DAY DAWNING"

The question of the admittance
of Red China to the United Ma
tions was called potentially the
most explosive issue" to be faced
by that world organization, by
Clark Eichelberger, New York
City, executive director of the
American Association for the
United Nations, at meeting held
at Wesley Junior College. He
pointed out, however, that Amer
leans would be wise to give the
President of the United States
and the Secretary of State full
support and complete freedom to
act in the best interest of world
peace and the United States in
this matter. Mr.. Eichelberger
was brought to Dover under the
auspices of the Kent County
Chapter of the AAUN, whose
members attended the meeting
with members of the Dover Busi-
ness and Professional Womens
Club and the public. Earlier that
evening the speaker had address,
ed a joint meeting of the Dover
and Camden-Wyoming Rotary
Clubs, where he noted that there
are now three major issues being
discussed at the United Nations
that indicate there is "a new day
dawning" for the human race. The
issues are the setting up of an
agency to direct the peacetime
use of atomic energy; the inspec-
tion followed by the drastic dis
armament proposal; and the de-
cline of colonialism. Scientists
have now informed statesmen that
there will never be a shortage of
power and fuel, even if oil and
coal resources are exhausted, he
told the audience. There is enough
of the raw material for atomic
power to guarantee this, thus
making it possible for "have-not"
Continued on Page Fourteen
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20

Not long ago hush-hush, camouhaged
SO Chevrolet scorched the nerve-break-
ing road up Colorado's Pixies Peak for
new MASCARA certified record-the
first time that old King of the Mountains
has seen new official stock car record in
years And what roadi 40 chilling
turns and no guardrail! It's the first and
only time new model ever proved itself
such great road car before its introduc-
ton! The SO Chevrolet showed the kind
of performance that makes driving safer
and more fun. So wait for the car that
beat the King of the Mountainsl
*uonul Association for Stock Car Auto Rueing whose ofea
fined and certified The performance Of this reproduction mooeI
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20
Clayton Lions Hear Speaker

Judge Marion Stevenson, of the
Juvenile Court of Kent and Sus-
sex Counties, was the guest at
the bi-monthly dinner meeting of
the Clayton Lions Club held at
The Paddock. He spoke on the
duties of his Office, also explaining
how cases coming to his court
are acted upon. Joseph McClem-
ents, president, conducted the bus
iness session. The next meeting
is scheduled for Oct. 10.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20
CD TO CONDUCT
ROAD SURVEY
Part OF Nation Wide Study
To Determine Improve
ments Needed
ENGINEER NAMED

A Civil Defense survey to de-
termine what. highway improve
ments would be needed for mass
evacuation of the states two tar
get areas-Wilmingtton and Dov-
er-will be carried out during the
next three weeks by the State
Highway Department, ID. Preston
Lee, state Civil Defense director,
has announced.
The survey has been requested
by the U. S. Bureau of Roads as
part of a nationwide study of
Civil Defense highway require
ments, he said.
The Delaware study will not af-
feet current state highway plan
ming, Mr.. Lee stressed. The find
ings will be turned over to the
federal authorities, who will fit
them into the national plans for
evacuating target areas. The fin
al recommendations on Civil De-
fense highway needs, together
with cost estimates, will be sub
mitted to Congress, Mr.. Lee ex-
planned.
Conducting the Delaware study
will be William ]. Miller, the
highway departments traffic and
planning engineer, who said his
chief aim will be to determine
whether the existing road net
works around Wilmington and
Dover would be adequate to evac-
uate the populations in the time
required by Civil Defense.
"If we find that the present
road systems would not carry the
extra load, we'll recommend i'm
provements--either road widen
ings or even new roads," Mr.. Mill
er said.
In arriving at his recommended
tions, Mr.. Miller will weigh pop
ulation statistics and motor We
hicle registrations in the two
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20
8 BRANDYWINE
DATES REMAIN
Adios Harry and AdiOs Boy
To Clash In $4,000
Free-FOr-All Pace
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21

Adios Harry, the fastest harm
ess horse of all time, owned by
j. Howard Lyons of Greenwood,
Del, and Adios Boy, his arch-rival
and half-brother, owned by the
Estate of j. S. Turner, Nassawa-
dox, Va, will clash in the sensa-
tional $4,000 Good Time Invita-
tional Free-For-Al Pace at Bran
dywine Raceway Friday night,
Oct. 81. After Friday there will
be only two more nights of rae
ing in the current meet.
Known as harness racing's two
wonder horses" each of the pac-
ing greats holds several worlds
championship records, and they
have clashed in several Swaps
Nashua type match races this
year.
Adios Harry holds the all-time
race record of 1:55 on a mile
track, as well as the world mark
of 1859 2-5 for 4-year-old PAGERS
on a half-mile track, and the
worlds record of 3:04 2-5 for the
11a mile distance.
Adios Boy has the world record
of 1853 3-5 for two-year-old pac-
ers on a mile track; 1876 for all
ages over the 1916 mile distance;
and recently raced Torrid to the
worlds record dead heat of 200
3-5 at Yonkers Raceway. Adios
Boy also set a Yonkers TRACK
record of 1859 AS recently-sen-
sational on a half-mile track.
The two wonder horses" from
the Eastern Shore will be pitted
against the toughest opposition
that can be found, including the
great Philip Scott, winner of the
$4,000 Brandywine Pace; Mea-
dow Dice, which pushed Hi-Lo's
Forbes to his world record of
1853 3-5 on half-mile track in
1853 and set the still-standing
Brandywine track record of 2:01-
is that same year; Vernon Elk
ington, owned and trained by
Henry Clukey of Harrington, Del.
and winner of five of his last six
races in sizzling times; Hillsota,
last years Maryland Triple Crown
winner; and the great Chuck
Volo.
Officials feel that a new track
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20

areas against the known capacity
of existing roads and the time
element. Another important fac
tor will be the direction of evacu-
alton, which has yet to be deter
mined for the two communities.
This last will require coordin-
ating Delaware's. highway plan
ming for evacuations with nearby
Maryland and Pennsylvania, Mr.
Miller said.
The highway studies are one
phase of the federal Civil De-
fense's National Survival Plan, for
which Congress recently appropri-
ated $1O,OOO,000.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20

record, and possibly a new worlds
record may be the outcome of this
historic race.
Outstanding racing programs
are also scheduled for Saturday
and Monday nights, which will be
the last two nights of the meet,
barring rainouts.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20
USE A CHALK LINE

Chalk lines are useful guides
when laying tile floors and hang
ing wallpaper. A chalk line is
made by stretching length of
string between two nails, rubbing
chalk over the string, then lifting
the string slightly and allowing it
to snap back.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20

Martin Golden Addresses Group
Martin Golden was the guest
speaker last week at a dinner
meeting of the Kent County Gas
Association held at Grange Hall,
Dover. His topic was: "Advant-
ages of Trade Organization"
Smyrna times., 1955-10-20

Each of the aircraft carrier
USS Forrestal's four propellers
measure more than % feet or the
heigrt of a two-story dwelling.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
BY MARY McGRoRY

The Canadian Players, relying
little on nature. and less on the
art Of production. gave q rousing
reading OF Macbeth at the
Library Of Congress last night.
To begin with neither the
butcher Macbeth nor his fiend-
like lady looked their parts, be-
ing eininently blonde and youth
ful. But like all the other raem-
bers of the cast. most Of whom
took several roles. they have
splendid voices. which Is what
serves Shakespeare best.
As for the stage. when Mac
beth spoke bitterly Of being
"cabin'd erihb'd and confined''
he might have been referring to
the limitations of the Coolidge
Auditorium which allows mini
mum elbow room. Everyone
managed very well, however.
with special communications due
Macbeth and Macduff In their
duel. Costumes were indicated
by a very adequate succession Of
plaids. mantles and hoods. The
props consisted Of some blocks, a
table and q few stools. All that
was lost In such austerity was the
lighting effects. The steady glare
OF two onstage spotlights fails to
match the illusion Of coming day
and night, q constant preoccupa-
Evening star., 1955-11-08
A Rousing Macbeth
Comes T rom Conodo

tionsto the doers OF the dark and
bloody deeds at Dunsinane. The
three witches particularly need
the gloom.
As q whole. the company
swept all these considerations
before them. And Frances n.y.
land, who Is fair and frail, man.
aged somehow to age in her part
as the accomplice Of the three
weird sisters. In the Sleep
walking scene. she was most af-
fecting. William Hutt, in the
more difficult role Of Macbeth
was not. despite his fine diction,
quite so happy. but that may
be Shakespeare's fault as much
as his. For Macbeth must sug-
gest q man Of action alternately
troubled BY vAulting ambition
and the milk Of human kind
ness. eventually STEPPED In
blood but mostly q hen -pecked
husband. Mr.. HUT reads rather
than acts the part. Some Of his
better moments were narred by
q rather unfortunate mannerism
Of letting his mouth hang open.
Douglas Campbell is q stall
wart, authoritative Macduff.
Amelia Campbell as his lady Is
fine. too. Roland Hewgill is
suitably regal as Duncan and
disdainful as lieutenant to the
blood d-stained impostor.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Show at St. Anthony's

st. Anthony's Catholic Church
Parish Sodality will present q
fashion show. featuring bridal
party clothes and "after-5"
gowns. at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
the parish auditorium, Twelfth
and Monroe streets NE. There
viii be music, refreshments and
door prizes.
Evening star., 1955-11-08

Test after test |
by Dentists
proved it!

This Is the most important dentifrice am
nCuncemert ii yearsl For ttells how den
tists discovered the magic Of fuoride...
how they proved this amazing substance
actually saves teeth iron, decay
Fluoride's remarkable ability 70 prevent
cavities was first noted ii a tiny Texas
town where there was almost tho tooth de-
co at an Why7 Nature had blessed the
water supply with auorids.
A startling reductiop in decay was also
made when dentists began applying huo-
ride directly to teeth Of childrenl
Ameriea's First Fluorids Toosh P0sseI
Today. science has finally learned how to
capture the magic Of fiuoride in super
tooth paste 50 every adult and child Cor
over. everywhere, can prevent cavities, save
Evening star., 1955-11-08
ED SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

HemingWay's "Old Man and the
Sea-? -. Before Kay spreckles
Gable lost her expected baby. the
doctor had advised she could
have only one child. -. Phyllis
Gates may be Mrs. Rock Hudson
by holidays. -. Les Compasnons
de Ia Chansons platter, Three
Bells passed the 2 million mark.
Marian Anderson receives the
annual Bill tBojangles) Robin
son award at Negro Actors Guild
spectacular, Majestic Theater,
Sunday night, November 20. DR..
Ralph Bunche presents 1t.
Gen. Albert Wedemeyer's cur
rent speechmaking part of D
political btiild-up by the G. o. r.
right wing. Gen. al Gruenther
is the Eisenhower Republicans
faporite. il IKE doesn't run.
John p. Carey. jr. Of the airline
bus clan, and the former Emily
Smith Warner named him John
r. Carey Sd. Milton Sperling
wants Audrey Hepburn for MAR
jorie Morningstar." Ed MUIR
rows camera crews In Europe
completing Louis Armstrong;
tour for "See It Now. !, Three
Suns jamming Henry Hudson.
Match! Anna Maria Alber-
ghetti just what Or. Richard
Natalie ordered.
AT Nina Warren's wedding re.
ception. the Chief Justices
daughter asked Movietone News
Arthur DeTitta. would the boys
please not use the fiim Of me sip
ping cllampagne7. The newsreel
boys deleted the footage.
zanuck musical director Alfred
Newman's I5-year<old son. Tim
nlie In Santa Monica Hospital.
following an auto crash.
Jean Peters ex. Stuart Cramer.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Hollywood. And New York Is no

Hollywood. And New York Is no
exception. In s2lR for lunch, /
bumped into Paul Douglas, who
invited me across the street to
see l"Solid Gold Cadillac in pro-
duction in the crowded thorough
fare. with Judy Holiday and
Fred Clark holding up trafic.
Paul gave me the latest news
of wife Jan Sterling and their
brand-new baby son. Jan was
up and around one and q half
hours after the baby was born
natural BIRTH. And next week,
Just two weeks after. she's start
ing rehearsals for The Rain
maker at the Huntington Hart
ford Theater."
Spotted Bert Lahr at the Stork
Club, and when / told him he
looked tanned. Bert replied: TITS
my tight collar.
~
/ watched Liberace In the
foyer Of the Ambassador Hotel
here. surrounded by aged ladies
demanding his autograph, and
saw one swoon dead away after
she read what lover boy wrote
on her scrap Of paper.
jeanne Dru and John Ireland
in Sherman Billingsley's Cub
Room were very glunl, they told
me. because the notice for their
|critic-panned ..Deadfall's had not
been posted Now 1t viii run
Evening star., 1955-11-08

A year ago. Chicago Cards
could have picked Ralph dugli-
elmi, Notre Dame star, In the
professional draft: didn't. With
the annual grab-bag due Mo-
vember 2S. college stars must
wanted by the pros are Michigan
State qh. Earl Morrall, Ohio
States Hopalong Cassidy. Mary
land end Bill Walker, Michigan
State end Dave Kaiser, Purdue
fb. Murakowski, Okiahorna's Boil
niger and T,ibbs. Notre Dame
guard Pat Bisceglia. uCLA's
Davenport. TWO Of the biggest
stars of this season. Notre
Danes Hcrnung and Michigan's
slamhang Kramer won't be avail
able until next year.
A@*
Third avenue real estate prices
up since the Ell started coming
down. Even parking prices
zoomed to 81. But the Third ave.
nue. Ri pigeons are hunting new
homes. Schiaparelli ailings
q. Joan Crawford, fearful Of
flying, nevertheless planes to
Tokyo, Nov. so. when hubby AL
Steele's daughter, Sally. weds
John M. Comber. Eddie
Robinson. jr. and Mary Ann
Maurer Q twosome. ". Belle
Bakers son. Herb. father Of q
girl. ]. Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis trying to buy RKO's "Hav-
ing Wonderful Time" Dick
Haynes to apply for United
States citizenship. !. Screen
0euis dropping their Damon
Runyon TV series. John
Huston hoping to team Bogart
and OrsOn WelIes In "The Man
Who Would be King. z which
hen aim ii Pakistan. Huston
win make Ireland his permanent
residence. He's buying d new
place Ia Galway.
NA
Spencer Tracy to retire. after
Evening star., 1955-11-08
ESE7z11zY5 IEIeHBORHooD ZzgSgsg|
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

LOVE is A MANY SFLENDORED THNG"-As ii reaches
racial lines In the film starring Jennifer Jones and
william Holden.
SEVEN LITTLE FOYS'A lively family saga Of business
with Bob Hope head Of the family
"TO PARIS WITH LOyE'Aec Guinness plays father who
takes his to Paris to discover the facts of life
east OF EDEN-Jule Harris and James its stars
and Ella Kazan director improve this Steinbeck story
ITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER"-Ge Gene Kelly's spirited
musical has gentle fun at the Of televisOn.
Hepburn plays spnster school
teacher q beiated fling in romantic Venice.
Evening star., 1955-11-08

way scene as q chorus girl in tho
AL Jolson musical. Hold on TO
Your Hats"
Evening star., 1955-11-08

dating Genie Marin. =. sccta
Brady dating Elaine Perry. =.
cesare Siepi's Carnegie Hall con-
cert November %. Victor
Mature and his fiance. Marion
Collier. at Chateau Madrid. !.
The Marine Capt. Gilbert Giert-
sens are expecting tshe's Jo Ann
Law, daughter of Frank Law.)
Evening star., 1955-11-08
HOLL WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

confounding the Broadway and
Hollywood gossips who print their
marriage is on the rocks. !. !.
Later, Dan was at Luchows, with
Jackie Gleason beauing his IA
yorite girl, Dorothy Taylor.
On Jackie's left, Candy Torme
was with Hal $4,000 Question,
March-t.1ey'Ii marry when her
divorce Is final from singer Mel.
And Phil Silvers with Mrs.
David Tehet. estranged wife Of
the press agent. Phil stopped at
my table with Ted Ifoward to
say he was 80 grateful Tor al the
letters he's | getting from fans
who like his new television
show.
Paulette Goddard brought her
mother to town when she came
here from Europe for her TV
show. But no sign Of Erich Re-
|marque. Fighting my way
through the stars and PERSONAL
titles at Gogi's new charterhouse
restaurant, / spotted Esther viii
|lianns with hubby Ben Gage.
Esther, feud with Milton Berle
started when he began telling
her how to swim
Also the Erwin Schlichts
Sonia Henie with her mother,
and Jean Simmons here for the
premiere Of Guys and Dolls
"I'ye never seen such q machine
|at work. " said Jean. referring tc
Sam GoIdwyn's publicity depart
|ment. Marion Brando came
for the opening. And everyone
cooperated to make 1t d success
except Frank Sinatra. busy with
his new and bigger career in
Hollywood. And In spite Of
the statements. don't be sur
prised II Gloria Vanderbilt and
Frankie end up marrying when
he's free to wed. He's mad about
the girl.
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! have seen more movies made