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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr. NAVY YRrd-Naval Air

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. Navy Yard-Naval Air
Boiling and Bellevue
5ss DOMINO. CT LOAN NEEDED
Semidet. brick; 6 rms, and modern
tiled bath. Bsmt. with outside en-.
trance Deep fenced lot. "a block
to all cow. Mr.. Mayo, JE. 2-7763
SIS MONTH-TOTAL PAYT.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th ST. NV AID. 4-2005
924 SOUTHERN AVE.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
This 2-stoTy home has eyerything
including ultramodern kitchen. nm
ished rec. rm., storm windows and
doors. aluminium awnings, fenced
yard; AL condition: a block TO
shopping and transp. Trades con-
Sidered Mr.. Sweeney, JU. 9-S640.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
ELY PLACE Sc.
Very clean, cond. like new, 8 rms.
semidet, brick. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.
din. rm., kit. rec. rm., law: lge.
beautifully handicapped lot. fenced
c. b. MURPHY, Realtor
Lu. 4-e227 Lu. 4-2205
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A brand-new, all-brick. 3-bedroom
rambler In one of Americas most
beautiful and exclusive country
club areas is now available Ia
the most discriminating buyer
Built for gracious living and excit-
ing entertaining. this lovely home
defies description. Its many, many
extras will fascinate the lady OF
the house. Its proximity to Manor
Clubs new clubhouse, mems bar
and No. l tee will entice the man.
The cool pool will captivate the
children. Surrounded by towering
oaks. this magnificent home rep
resents q dream come true. Dom
hesitate. Success radiates In this
area. Be that fortunate approved
RurrhasAP aba N haak IN n
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
SPRINGFIELD. MARYLAND
Bso1 cHEsTERBRooK RID.

Excellent value in 4-year-old brick
rambler, containing 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, large living room. separate
din. room. electric kitchen, full
lance Little Flower Parochial
School, Woodacres Elementary and
Western Jr. High Schools; priced
at S26.q50. Dir: Mass. ave. to
Briley pl. and right l block 70
Chesterbrook I'd. For further in
formation, call
COOLEY BROS.
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HAMLET-Brand- new Colonial now
available In this yet-to-b equaled
community in lovely. woodland
tremendous bedrooms, ga baths,
first-floor library and powder room,
super de luxe kitchen, Gear at
tAched garage. Open daily. Z TO
9 pm. Call EN- 3-334S or DI
7-6S30.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co.
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HILLCREST
ONIY so 750

ONLY $9,750
MINI. ave-. mr.. Randie Circle, I'm
maculate white frame BUNGALOW
gas furnace: beaut. lot, Anchor
fenced: many fine old shade trees
Comfortable. economical home.
c. D. MURPHY, Realtor
LU. 4-e227 LII. 4-2253
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ARGYLE CLUE EsTATEs-GI sp-
proved, Sl4,760-Be sure to see
this delightful 6-rm. Diet. brick in
lovely close Silver Spring loca-
ton. Nice lot. full bsmt.: no down
payt. Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH T
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COUNTRY LIVING

OOUN II III I1NO
level acres, liv. rm., frepl.. sep. din.
rm.,- picture window. hsn1t., storm
windows and doors. garden already
planted for you. Only S1s,5Q0.
WOODWORK AGENCY, INC, JU.
9-5555 till Q pm. Realtors.
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BETHESDA-OL contract acceptable:
Edgemoor, we offer this charming
center-hail brick Colonial on beau
tiful level Handicapped lot with 100
It. frontage; paneied den and pow
der rm. on LIST f.; 3 twin-siZed
bedrms., , baths on End; scr.
porch, attached garage. Only
S2Q,950. Call KE. 10000 til
pm. REALTY BROKERS, INC,
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.COLORED-SENSATIoN BARGAINS
--14l6 Webster st. NV. Row brick,
front porch. 3 lovely rms and fire.
place, LIST floor bedrms., bath,
2nd A.; useful attic. One-owner
house and immaculate, S1i. 500.
1887 5th ST. N.W.-3 stories and
finished basement. used as nursery
school, Ideal for tourist house,
Sl4.950.
1900 EVART ST. N.E.-Det., cor
ner, Z rms, porch. fireplace, tile
kit All modern equipment and
utilities. Gar. Anchor fencing Lot
approx. 4OxSO. Cheap. PORTER
REAL ESTATE. Ii. s-S995 or NO.
7-l5Q3,
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Colored-Michigan Park
Detached Brick
$21,450

Lovely side-hall plan Colonial brick
in Al condition: beautiful screened
concrete front porch; fireplace in
living room: large dining room,
modern kitchen with breakfast
nook; 8 large bedrooms and bath
on End floor with stairway Il
finished room on 3rd floor: knotty-
pine recreation room with bar; Gai
heat and full bath in basement n.
ewes and Sunday, AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
ia
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BETHESDA. mr.. Bradley School
Brick Colonial: 3 bedrms., ga
baths, porch, agrage, rec. rm.;
S26,950 OIL. 6-6641. IA
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

FOUR CORNERS AREA
come out 70 ses 'ni Mvi EnuSp IN NOM With
fireplace, dining rm., kitchen, 2
bedrms. and bath on LIST floor !;
bedrmS and bath up; full bsmt.
with shower; excellent neighbor-
hood and close-in location. Sl6,-
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GEORGE L. BROWN, JR.

NHO8ENH1d III 114bN~ w ~ . W.
REALTOR
JU. $4,000 Ewes, JU. a-3691
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Here's one OF
so frequently sought. but seldom
found. featuring bedroom. bath and
library, LIST f.; 3 master-SiZe bed
rooms. . baths, ind A.: mahogany
paneled clubrm.; 2-car garage. EN-.
3334S or DI. 7-6S30./
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NICKNAME USHMAN

GERMANTOWN 5 acres sur.
rnl., 2-Story modern home with
conveniences. 3 bedrms., kitchen
iust modernizcd, bsmt., stable for
horses or cows. several outbuild-
ings. Can be made lovely estate;
SEQ. 600, can finance.
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BETHESDA, close TO Naval Hosp
On quiet. shaded street: immac. 81
bedrm. brick Colonial, full bsmt.
on A-QIlI 'fiI O
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Lovely 3-bedroom. 2-bath brk.
rambler with . beautiful rec. rm
with bar In basement. DishwAsher
and disposal Perfect location on
Quiet dead-end street bordered by
Govt park in rear. One short
block to popular Westbrook school
Valley shopping center at 4ath and
Mass. ave. FRANK 9. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-l4l1. Ewes, OIL, 2-3223
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TAKoMA PARKS BEST BUY -
Large older home in immaculate
condition and ideal for the growing
family, with beautiful big bed
rooms Plus so an incioSed sleesp oa4
Attractive living room with open
wood burninE fireplace and family
size dining room. 2-car garage. Call
TIE. 6-7420 or DI. 1880.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
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SHERWOOD FOREST. Colesville-
New 3-bedrm., 3-bath. brick ram
bier on 1-acre wooded lot: Gift.
din. rm.. dream kitchen rec rn',
full daylight bsmt.. built-in garage,
porch. Outstanding buy,
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New 3-bedrm.. 2-bath. split level on
almost 1-aere lot; liv. I'm. with at
tracttye fireplace. sep. din. rm..
electric kitchen. rec. room, built in
garage, gas heat.
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CONN. GARDENS-Brand-n g.
bedrm.: full bsmt Reduced to sell
Sl4,700 with FILA trust.
z. +. Blanchard, Rltr., JU. $4,000
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2-story. 3-bedrm home. Liv. rm.
with frepl., full din. rm., side
porch: full bsmt: oil heat. Close
TO public and parochial schools and
Wash and BALTIC. Parkway Price.
S16.750. A H. SEIDENSPINNER.
Realtor, WA. 7-10l0. HA. 1852,
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MANOR CLUB

COOLEY BROS.
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Thos. J. Fisher & Co.
ROCK CREEK HILLS

ROCK CREEK HILLS
Custom-built, 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier situated on an elevated level
lot in a most desirable neighbor-
hood. Flagstone entrance hall. liv-
ing room with fireplace. separate
dining room. modern kitchen with
barbecue fireplace. Large ia IT. BY
% it, screened porch with magni-
ficent eastern view; panoramic win
downs: ground-leyel basement rec
2-car garage. Priced for immediate
sale to settle estate. Ewes. call Mr.
Hamilton, EN- 2-27S0.
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ADELPHI KNOLLS-Non-G can as.
sumo 40 loan. Modern 3-bedrm.
brick-Stone rambler: fireplace, full
bsmt. Lovely location; 500 per
mo: Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH T.
PECK IL
AvE.-only S1s.e5U. Oh.
brick 2-bedrm. California rambler.
way and earage. large level lot.
Cali Mr.. Gribble. 10. s-5sT3 or
LU. 1900. THE PRUDENTIAL
REALTY CO. -l2
CHEVERLY-For sale by owner. 3
bedrooms, "a baths. garage, con-
crete patio. large shaded yard. very
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hv. rm., rec. rm., storm windows,
COUNTY INVESTMENT. INC. JU.
S-9393: ewes, JU 5-S6O5. -l9
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NORTH PORTAL ESTATES AREA,

west OF 18th ST., in excellent neigh
borhod-center-ha Colonial. in
beautiful coud: Ice. liv. rrn., din:
rni,, kit. breakfast nm. and
screened porch, list fir.; 3 twin
sized bedrms.. . baths. End FIR;
rm., garage. Quick poss. Brand-new
listing, first time advertised. Ewes.
WO. 6-6146. RAYMOND B. DUNN,
WO fS-0olI
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NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS
A man OF city-wide prominence
offers his fine home at buyers
price in the upper EOS. LARGE liv-
ing room, dining room. kitchen,
powder room on first floor. 3 large
bedrooms. 2 baths on second. Stor-
age attic Recreation room and
maids room with fun bath. AL.
tacfed garage. Convenient to 4
schools. Ewes. Mr.. Schultz. RE.
7-d7f5. 1. T. GRAvATTE. Realtor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Nati0nal--"The Vamp,. with
Carol Claiming: 2;;30 and $50
pm.
Schubert Dark. Reopens Oc-
tober "A.
Ambassad0r-"BloOd Alley;
i. sos, $40. TAO and 9:30 pm
Capitol-"The Tall Men:
i0:45 am. 1885, 3:05. $40. 7:3C
and $50 pm.
Colony-"The Green Scarf;
I6:15. S:05 and $50 pm.
Columbia Trial: II am.
I1:05. 3:l5. 5:25. TAO and s:5t
pm.
DupontThe Sheep Has Five
Legs: T:25. $50: 5;35; TAO ant
l9:40 pm.
Keith's'sTo Hell and Back"
li:55 am. i:55. 3::55, 5:55. Us.
and 9:55 pm.
Little"On the Waterfront;
is. 7::55 and $3.50 pm.
Macarthur - The Divided
Heart: sis. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan Blood Alley;
1880 am. 2:05. 4:35. ITO ant
i9:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

Ia fiend incarnate trying to
escape from q heart Of gold
come to think Of 1t MI. Latouche
deserves some credit for this
It's her girl.
A ,funnier one there has not
been since Miss Channing's
tLorelei in Gentlemen Prefer
Blends"
HOLLYWOOD. which always has
thought in quantity. has ohli-
gated the sponsors Of The
IVamp" to Ill their stage with Q
horde Of humans. An effort Il
made, quite high-hearted ct
times, to see that these are use
Iful. At times, It Is successful,
especially in some Of the vigorous
dance interludes devised by
Robert Alton.
When they are not dancing. or
singing Mr.. Mundy's score. these
ARE bit players or extras useful
In Illustrating the daily style In
which movies were shot Of the
|cun in the silent days. As sing
|ers. the group is talented enough
but as the score Of aThe Vamp"
goes 1t Is notable principally
when Miss Charming Is the girl
Iin charge.
OF the others Of the cinema
|primitives who surround Miss
Charming. several others manage
to make themselves felt IN vary
ing degrees. The most engag-
ingly absurd Of these are Patricia
Hammerlee as q golden curled.
Cupid-lipped early American
sweetheart; Bibi Osterwald who
impersonates q founding mother
OF the Hollywood gossip colum-
mist tribe: David Atkinson as an
ulcerously tense early Aim direc-
tor, and Robert Rippy as the
common clay cowboy who dazzles
Delilah.
AA4A
As In the case Of his earlier
Golden Apple" Mr.. Latouche
has provided his composer an oc-
casion to break with the cliches
Of popular music. Mr.. Mundy has
|acQniesced In this worthy enter
prise, most successfully when he
comes up with such as Keep
Your Nose to the Grindstone' for
Miss Charming. -Four Little Mis-
ITS" for Miss Osterwald, Mis-;
lHammerlee and companions. and
10 pair Of ballads "I've Away,
Loved You" and why Does II
Have to be You" The latter Il
neatly calculated to show how
pleasantly Mr.. Atkinson can sing
But the killer song Of The
Vamp" Is none Of these. 1t Is &
splendid iamentation, TN
Everybody's Baby" which Miss
lChanning demonstrates to b
lone Of the funniest songs Of mod.
fern times
When sung by such an out
lrageously funny girl.
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Ontario Might Of the Hunt
err: l:4O. 3:45, 5:l5. 7:4s and
$3.50 pm.
Palace - Lucy Gallant: II
am. lilo. $40. $50. E:4O and
1850 pm.
Playhouse The Man Who
Loved Redheadsa: ll:l0 am,
1855, 2:40, 4:30. SIS. sos and
1855 pm.
aza-'Female on the Beach;
i2:l0. 2. 4, $50. 1850 and Gas
pm.
Trans-Lux--"I Am q Came.
"a; IL am. 1850. 2:40. Abs
1925. $40 and 1910 pm.
| 8Narner--"Cinerama Holiday;
Ia and Bs30pan.
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three weeks date at the National
Theater last night.
The John Latouche- James
Mundy musical, is by no means
the best show Miss Charming
has ever had, but it finds Miss
Charming at HER best. # this
is not the law Of compensation
doing its utmost for hapless hui
mainly, there Is something woe
fully amiss.
Last nights capacity audience,
ignoring an hours delay in the
rise Of the curtain as result of
New England's floods through
which the show came here. gave
Miss Charming an ovation. Her
employers and associates in THE
Vamp" will no doubt be doing
the same thing for months to
come. With every performance
OF the extravagantly staged mu-
steal, she will be redeeming these
to the degree that she is an
unmitigated delight to audiences.
A3%
From this it should be clear
that Miss Charming. an angular,
hoarse, high-voiced miracle OF
q girl, is the summit Of THE
Vamp's" inspiration.
AS for that of Mr.. Latouche,
who wrote the book and lyrics,
he set himself q task before
which q less gifted man might
well quail. He has undertaken
to write one more nonsensical
parody on the pioneer days OF
the movie industry. There have
been so many Of these, with and
without music, that there Is
virtually nothing left to be said
unless by some miracle, Miss
Claiming happens to be avail
able to say most Of it. Praise
Heaven, she is.
=
"The Vamp' Is the large. loud,
wildly colored. abandoned sort
of production to which a man
commits himself when he ven
lures to satirize the movies.
Miss Channing's unbridled in
Movement In it inheres In her
portrait of the title character.
This uproarious caricature be-
gins as q simple farm girl, liv-
Ing in the Bronx back IN the
early days OF the century. She
has never even heard Of the
movies until she finds herself in
one, linked by mad mischance
to o cowboy hero whom she de-
cides never to lose. II her pur-
suit Of this tongue-tied idol
requires that she become q
movie vamp, well. what's q Bronx
farm girl to do?
What Miss Charming does,
with little help from Q book that
Is much too loosely bound. Is to
make her Delilah as ridiculous
now as she was awesome back
in the days Of Theda Bari. Nita
Naldi. etc. In q series OF reckless
costumes, circa 1914. she Illus
trates every lethal trick Of the
man-eaters back in the days
when the screen was speeches..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
THE PASSING SHOW
Carol S at Her Best
As Eorly Film Vomp
By JAY CARMODY

Miss Carol Channing profoundly not to be overlooked In
adding up this Nations resources.
Give stage lights idea and Miss Charming Is
likely prove thing to reduction In income
taxes This what happens 1.-THE Yamp" which opened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

"A MUST FOR THE DANCE-IhINDED
MARGoT FONTEYN again win head the roster Of dancers
when the sadlers Wells Ballet comes to Washington this
season for i've performances at the Capitol Teater
October 81. November l. and Including matinee
on Wednesday. November ~. She is seen here as she
dances THE Firebird" an Interpretation that has
aroused choreographc controversy
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-20
Cops Get New Variety of
Accident: Car VS.. Airplane

SALT LAKE CITY, R-Police,
accustomed to auto wrecks, added
new variety to their files over
the weekend: car VS.. airpiane.
The cops were up in the air
after damage of $1,000 was re-
ported on a Navy torpedo-bomber
tied down at the Salt Lake Munic-
ipal Airport.
But Steven Apodaca, 81, Salt
Lake City, came to police head
quarters after the accident and
said he had taken wrong coad
and ended up on the ramp of the
airport. He damaged the plane, he
said, while trying to turn his ear
around.
He was given a citation for
leaving the scene Of an accident.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-20
Wildlife Graduate Will
Keep Eye on Mink
In KOyukuk Fur Area

Mink which have been rowing
the Koyukuk Fur Management
Area in western Alaska with COM
plete freedom, this summer will
come under the watchful eye of a
wildlife agent.
DR.. John Buckley, head Of the
Cooperative Wildlife Research
Unit at the University Of Alaska,
last week sent Robert A. RauSch,
wildlife graduate student, into the
area which is the size of Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut COM
bined.
Rausch will live-trap the mink,
tag them, try to recapture some
of them, and obtain trapping re-
turns from trappers in the area.
The purpose will be to get d
better understanding of the mink
and determine the possibilities OF
managing them on a sustained
yield basis.
Trappers reported a good catch
last year.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-20
Total Eclipse Of Sun in South Asia
Draws U.s., British, German Scientists

Q OIL 0 M B 0, CeylOn R-The
moon totally eclipsed the sun over
south Asia today for the first time
in almost year and the weather
man allied himself with the US.
AS the lunar body cast its shad-
ow across the fiery orb more than
400 times farther from the earth,
heavy unseasonal rain clouds
blocked the view from observa-
ton posts set up by most foreign
and Ceylonese scientists.
But only light cloud was over
the central Ceylon spot guarded
by an American team from Har-
ward University. A spokesman
said the phenomenon was fully
visible for the four minutes that
the eclipse was total, beginning
about $40 pm. psf Sunday.
eve are quite happy" one Of
the Americans said. Our expert
ments were very successful"
German technicians attached to
a combined British-Ceylonese
team wept copiously when a sin
gle black cloud obscured their
view. There were trying to check
theories of the late Albert Elm
stein and had brought with them
telescope designed for Potsdam
University, where Einstein once
taught.
In the Philippines, an American
scientist was flown in US. Air
Force jet trainer to record the
event on special cameras.
An eclipse began at sunrise in
the Indian Ocean, along the east
ern coast of Africa and southern
Arabia. AS the earth rotated, it
streaked at "a miles minute
visible entirely or in part-across
India, China, the Indochinese and
Malayan Peninsulas, Indonesia,
northern Australia and the Philip
pines. The 18O-mile-wide path Of
total darkness streaked 1900
miles across Ceylon, south Siam,
central Indochina and the Phil
ippines.
The longest totality lasted for
minutes TO second, at one point
in the South China Sea. New
York's Hayden Planetarium said
many scientists think it was the
longest since TIT AID.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-20

President Warren G.. Harding
was the first chief executive to
broadcast through microphones
which in those days were called
"enunciators."
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-20

Politics being what they are you
can expect government to be
what it is.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

For the fifth year the Home
Owners Association of Forest Hill
has conducted a Christmas Decora-
ton Contest for the homes in the
Forest Hill area. These Christmas
lighting displays have gained a
nationwide reputation for the
great number of artistically de-
signed and cleverly lighted crea-
tions.
An announced by Carl Allen,
contest chairman, the first prize
of $75 was awarded to Robert c.
Mccormack, 2547 Newberry rd.
The Mccormack display featured a
giant size version of their Christ
mas card. This card showed one
of Santa's reindeer nudging Santa
to hurry him into the sleigh. In
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nearby floodlighted tree were hung
large red stockings for each mem
Der of the family. The display was
conceived as a family project by
Mrs. Mccormack, drawn by Carol
the daughter, and constructed by
Mr.. Mccormack.
A twinkling star-lit scene featur-
ing a Christmas nativity scene
with dolls in beautifully made
Biblical dress was the judges
second prize winner. Mr.. David C.
Marinelli, 1887 Carver rd., was the
creator Of this appropriate display.
The third prize winner featured
huge gingerbread men and candy
canes nearly as high as the house.
This outstanding display was the
work Of Richard G. Phelps, 1463
Burlington I'd.
The spirit Of Peace on Earth
through the United Nations was
the theme of the fourth prize win
ner, Mr.. William A. Chricley, 3240
Rumson rd. The main element of
the display was man-size three
dimensional globe of the earth
topped with the star of peace. In
corporated into the design were
banners saying Merry Christmas"
in the principal languages of the
earth.
Beauty in studied simplicity was
the judges comment when they
picked the outdoor silvered ball
decorated white tree at 1912 Bran
don rd. This fifth prize winner was
the display offered by Mr.. Joseph
Beyvl.
The honorable mentions went to
Mr.. Wilfred r. Uffelman, 1898
Seaton rd. and Mr.. G.. Edward
Allebach, 1868 Monticello I'd.
Judges were Mrs. Marion Bry-
son, Cleveland artist; o. E. Hill,
superintendent of the Cleveland
Heights School District and E. H.
Mellenbrook, president of tn e
Cleveland Chapter of the American
Institute Of Architects,
The Forest Hill area lies between
Mayfield rd., Lee blvd, Glynn rd.
and Taylor rd. The homes will be
lighted until after the New Years
weekend. Forest Hill is close to
Nela Park and both centers of
Christmas lighting may be visited
conveniently at the same time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
To Hold Watch
Night Services

A number of churches are an
nouncing Watch Night services
New Years Eve and services of
Holy Communion New Years Day.
A Watch Night service will be
held in the sanctuary of East
Cleveland Baptist Church at 1880
p. m. to be followed by the serving
Of refreshments in Fellowship Hall
following the worship service.
A half-hour devotional Watch
Night vespers will be observed in
St. James Lutheran Church, 1424
Hayden ave. The first administra-
tion of the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be held at the regular
Sunday morning service New
Years Day, 10:45 a. m. - Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m.
Calvary Lutheran Church will
observe it's first Communion serv-
ice of the New Year at the 10:45
a. m. service Sunday, New Years
Day.
Trinity Evangelical Unit e d
Brethren Church will be open New
Years Eve from eight to II o'clock
for private communion and medi-
tation. The pastor, Rev. w. E.
Fulmer, will be present in the
sanctuary to minister to individu-
ais, families, or other small groups
as they may come. A printed medi-
tation given to the worshiper at
the door will assist in few mo-
ments of quiet preparation for the
communion service.
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