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Evening star., 1955-04-27
1900 18th ST NV

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Mid-city apis: lovely 3 rms, bath,
foyer; walk downtown; SS5. IA. g.
COLORED-3I1 KENTUCKY AVE.
S.E.-3 rms. incl porch. End A.,
excel. cond.. nice bsmt.. reas.: utils.
Ii. 4-7SSa or HA. 2-ss8n Il
CoLORED-TERRACE APT; liv. rm.
bedrm., din, kit. and bath; good
NV. neighborhood. Wo. 6-935s;
cOLoRED-44es 9th ST. N.w.-Lse.
studio rm. and kit; share bath;
newly dec. RIA. 3-5347 or RA. g.
4110. 80
COLORED-BsMT. APT. for cple. or
: gentlemen; all utils. Conv. 1349
Shepherd st, NV, RA. 3-1407.
COLORED - 1886 FAIRMONT ST,
NV rm.. kit. and bath; $50 per
mo-; bsmt. apt. $40. Shown pm.
coLoRHD-I4oe eE Ed 18th ST. NV. No.
al rm.. kit. and bath; $50 per
mo. incl. utils. See janitor or call
coLoRED.7sO FARRAGuT ST: NV.
Sicely 6atS Et fuTn incl rns HE 4sos et and o pst
coLoREDLsis.7s Ss Ed TO SIG PER
WEEK, including utilities rooms.
private kitchen. At bus stop. For
quiet. paying adults. References.
No pets. See custodian. 1905 Bel
mont I'd. NV, Apt. .. EN-. 2-1965.
coLoRED-soo BLOCK 18th ST.
N.E.-Basement. 4 rms, kit, pvt.
bath, separate entrances; utils.
incl. $7250. Ii. $4,000 after g.
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FURNISHED

II YOU are looking for furnished @
bedroom apartment visit our rental
once. We have these units rentinR
for S111.75 and Sll4.50. including
all utilities; for immediate or later
occupancy.
Once Hours; Mon. Wed, Fri. and
sun. 1-6.
1865 Savannah St. Sc.
10. 2-0l5l
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NEW FTTRNTTTTRE

2-BEDRooM APARTMENT
Artistic exhibit apt. modern, truly
beautiful apt. with carpets, drapes.
spreads. etc: everything to make a
home complete. Must be seen to be
appreciated: "a mile west y. Of Md,
dr., West Hyattsville. HA. 2-7799.
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APIS. UkFuRh.-Mp. tcen..I

SILVER sPRING. nr. Silver Theatre.
s7lO Plymo1th st.-Clean 2-bedrm.
apt: ideal location; S2z;So incl.
DI. 7-65Ol. TU. e-ssSe.
Mt; IT, RAINIER; !. ~ 4il4 ssth st,IS =;
s am. till s p.m -2s
TAX. PIX, 905 Fairyiev aTe.-Lovely
1-bedrm. apt. Liv. rm.. dinette. kit,
bath. attic storage space. Nr. coop.
shopping ctr. $3.50, incl. ggtils.
RockvfLlE-1 oel VILE and ? bedrooms -G iiv-
ing room. dinette. kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch: near schools
and SHOPPING center s65 to $50 Der
month PO 2-3003
TAKOMA PARK-New attrsc. i
parkway: SIS. incl. utils. JU; s.
NEAR WASHINGTON SAN bed
rm., liv rm., kit. and bath. $50 a
mo- utils. included. JU. 1890
SILVER SPRING. near Georgia and
GGlessiis dfnestel kit. and SfdEa bath s7 s5.sd i
mo; utils. included. JU. $4,000.
HILLsDE-Bsmt. apt; Q rms. and
bath; pvt. entr.: utils. furn. Chill
dren accepted: S55. 10. S-4192.
CORAL HILLS at D. C. line. Garden
apts.-3 bedrms.: SOS incl. utils.;
near sch. bus. shops. 10. s-7Oss.
SILVER SPRING. sso1 Plymouth st.
cond.: in nearly new det. bids !,
beautiful mod kit. with refgr.:
So 80 per mo. plus utils. EUGENE
H. PHIFER, Tower BLDG. 81; g.
kENsrNGroR2&2i4 fii q AR 24aad and Sedrm, Hs spts.
SIS and $50 incl utiIs. sieepinS
rooms. $40 week. whitehall 6-7333.
RIvERDALE. 5o2s Riverdale rd.o2
rms, kit. and bath; $50. WA. =
SILVER SPRING AREA, se7 1854
bright 3-fm. and bath apt in a
4-family duplex; newly decorated;
storage lockers; play area. Nr. Piney
Branch and Flower aves. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-1103. LO. o.
s90s GREENWOOD AvE.-Entire lst
floor of house. 14xl9 living room
with fireplace. kitchen. dining room,
2 large bedrooms, bath. use OF base
ment;. S125. utils. incl. Adults pre-
ferred. P. d. FORD. JU. s-5l06;
ewes, HE. 4-5077. sP. 4-7453,
DUPLEX APT.-Larse bedrm., pvt.
entr.; S77,50 incl. utils.; Is min.
downtown. SP. 3-T6s7 after 6.
P. D FORD, REALTOR
and bedrm. apts., in 6-unit build
ing, Flower ave. and Piney Branch
area. Call JU. S-5l06: ewes. Spring
4-7453 or Hemlock 4-5077. 20
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APTs. uNEURNIsHEp-D.c.

$500 K ST. NV.
bath: conv. location: $40 month.
ME. S-5624.
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APTs. UNEURNIsHEp-D.c.

3I7 10th ST N.E.-Front apt; newly
SedGTatedb SedS m.. BATH R0dfFR re s. a' see v MR
HARRIS on premises
1913 18th ST; N.W;-Beautiiuily
sla ment Ky See sns Res sa'R MoR. on Premises
GE5r GTTowN--2 rms. lge. kit; 10.
Gated on nice quiet residential street; 3;
srpssz bldg; so 1eS SsS7., renovated ia
rerlaee e. Ayail all osms Msy IT, IT, 9GU5 sgG5, Incl
utils, Appt. DI. 1920. Ewes. NO
s-RM. APT. kitchen. with bath; ess
A at. Sc. Call Ii. 3-7777., go
BOILING FIELD-Newly dec l-bed-
Jo 5o ?iSsB ?saFSs9 'gt e. i6gSG iadis u''l'' incl
100 EMERSON ST. NV. = Bedrm..
liv, rm., dinette. kit. scr. porch.
redecorated: very clean and quiet;
no children: duplex apt: 1st A.; l
blk. from shopping center, transp.
S62.50 mo. plus utils. REFERENCES.
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV.
mr.. 18th and Columbia RIBBED
rm,;, liy; rm., din. rm., kit" bath.
1918 G ST. NV bedrooms, living
room. kitchen and bath: newly dec
GRATED; rent. $50. See janitor
sT.-AIR CONDITIONED: !:
brand-new elevator bldg. in the
room, Is.ft bedroom. iuli kitchen,
separated from dining room by
modern folding door. decorator tile
bath; 24-hr. switchboard -secretarial
service and every other luxury. This
apartment is located In the front
OF the building; $137 so, ell utilities
included THE PARK ELLISON,
1900 Harvard. st. NV, AID. 4-3636
AR n -coNDiTioNED Cor i,igict EFFIENCY in
brand-new. de luxe elevator build
ing, in the heart OF the park area;
large living room. southern exposure;
kitchen separated by modern folding
door; 24-hr, switchboard -secretarial
service: sos. All utilities included
THE PARK ELLISON, 1900 Harvard
st. NV. AD. 4-3e36 or ST. 3-o5s4.
NEAR GEORGETOWN end . bed
no children; $3.50 and sos. IA
CONGREss HGTs.. 41e Mellon at.
Sc, Apt. LILY. rfn., bedrm., kit,
bath: $Sb; avail now. Wo. 6-sa3b.
FORT GREBLE APIS, Nichols sv.
and Elmira st. sw.-Beautiful gar
ssssSs sns gs6ns sp' y.s sa Enva S. tt Sfs'sfHn dn
mel Incl. utils. Excel, transp. svsil. See
res. msr,. Apt. 3i4 L. z. BREUN-
INoER n SONS. INC. Ma. 5000
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APTs. EURklsHED-MD.

TAX. PK.-Immac. studio rm... comft.
furn.: lge. kit. pvt. bath and entr.:
CHEVY CHASE, Md. near NH and
Utils. included OIL. 2-3173. 3
UNIV. PARK, Md rms. utils.,
pvt. entr.. redec.; nr. transp.; reas.
rental; lady or couple. WA. 7-1333,
4-RM. APT, 500. utils. incl.-Cool.
quiet quiet: 2G min, downtown WASH;
BLADENSBURG RD. VIC. nicely furn.
2-rm. apt: pvt entr., all util. incl.
near transp.; empl. couple preferred.
WA 7-o697 30
TAKOMA PARK-Large liv. rm., fire
pl., bedrm., liy, rm., kit: and
bath; S97 so; call r. A, HUM5
Evening star., 1955-04-27

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT
rooms, kitchen, bath; hall and
porch. Newly i,sMe% rsSscSrsssd. s,si.r,, sgSi 90
APT, .A,,PPTi, HUNTING, HUNT c,.lstAI! MADE EASY e, Z,
d. c. For free friendly service call
MANDEL. AID. 4-3400. --2g
$50 10th ST. s.W., Ant. % rms.
kit, bath. utils. incl; $3.50.
IA Newcomb st. Sc. Apt. as rms,
lI0S b st, Sc, Apt. "a rms. kit.
THOMAS ? BROWN. e1S 4th st. sw..
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UNFuRNIsHED 1-AND-2 BED
ROOMS. S72:70 TO SSl so. ALL
Connecticut Ave. Ant.

COnneCCICuC Ave. Apt.
One large sedTSS% s,,fsS1. apf v,rs sticien1y
dining foyer. kitchen and bath. Mod
ern kitchen and built-in tub with
tile shower. Walk-in closets: taste
fully and completely furnished; We
netian blinds; 24-hr. switchboard
and elevator service. Also available,
Evening star., 1955-04-27
APTS. FURNlSHED-VA.

L AND g BEDRM. APIS; in Arlington y
month. J. H. BENOIT. Realtor, KE.
S-fi677 or JE. 3-l141. -2S
ARLINGTON, Wilson blvd. conv. to
Pentagon and Navy Annex-Lge. liv.
rm. with Murphy bed. kit, dressing
rm. and bath. sos per mo, incl
al utils;; Avail. immed. ia. 2-s353,
ALExANDRIA-Enciency and l-bed-
room. apartment: ianitor service.
ton. az Utilities; s7s to sss 50
Call TIE. 6-667O between 10 am.
asI BLK. |" Fl. PiF'' MYER, conv. Pentagon--
ing: . bedrms., S94.5d plus utils.
1918 N. Quinn, JA. 7-S427. 30
ARLINGTON, N.-Lovely 1-bedrm.
liv. rm., dinette. kit. bath; brick
apt. bldg. S94.50 mo. ia. S-3.l5.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furnished
apartment In 18th century ship
captains house. 3 rooms, kitchen
private entrance. Especially suita BILE
for one or more bachelors. S95 in
Guiding utilities. Open 10 to 9 week
days or by appointment. 2o2 KinR
ST., OV. 3-4646. -27
ARL., s.. VA.-Furnished apt: couple
only. $75 month. 10 minutes D. c.
A DELiGHTFUL FURNISHED ART
3 rms. and bath: conv. to Airing ton
Hall; excellent bus service. Call JE.
ARI."Nevly furn. efic.. ss5: / bed
room. S99. so; . bedrms., S1l0. 1710
N. 9th St, Ant. 4, ia. 2-O7a1. .
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ROSEMARY APIS,

rm. units with free swimming pool.
wading pool. bus service. barbecue
pits. play areas: TV available. Con-
venient to Walter Reed, Bethesda
Naval. NH. 1929 East West hwy.
Call JU. S-1170 or JU S-43l3.
Write or phone for free brochure.
Evening star., 1955-04-27

sos BRANpywINE ST. bed,
room BASEMENT APARTMENT:
,SS2 1880 p.RK GSil JRi En- s't51S
apt. for rent May /. Call or inquire
4Sss a.; stiS?a al 81. NE.-puplex. 1 bed
rm,, kit. liy. rm. bath: pch.; heat
incl $40. l.. T. GRAVATTE, Real
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CONVENIENCE PLUS

1 bedrm.. some with twin beds, liv.
rm., dinette, kit, bath; suitable for
. or 3 persons: located close-in N,
Arl. 500 30. includes all utils. Call
Mr.. Draper, COLONIAL REALTY
CO.. ia. $4,000. rs
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Trenton Terrace Apis.
$3.50 AND UP
/ AND 2 BEDROOMS
TELEvIsIoN AVAILABLE

Attractive large beautifully furn
modsrn ,ap apt:. .s1 SO and ID OBJ sedrmS. n.nS
lation. playground areas. Close TO
Boiling Field Apply ONCE. corner
10th place and Mississippi ave. sc
Call 10. 2-06ls.
Evening star., 1955-04-27

COLORED-44eS 9th ST. N.w.-Lge.
studio rm. and kit; share bath;
newly dec. RIA. 3-5347 or RA. g.
4llO 80
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SHIPLEY PARK

Attractive and newly furnished. COM
pletely. redecorated. bedroom, liv
rm,, picture windows, ample closet
space. laundry facilities; convent
ent to bus and shopping center.
once on development. 3400 25th
at Sc 10 2-Ol3b 30
Evening star., 1955-04-27

Luxurious. spac. furn. apt. "a blk.
from 10th st. and 24o0 Hotel. Lse
grounds. Liv. rm. 34x45, firepl.
terrace. Ice. bedrm bath with
shower Gar. Maid and valet service
Bkfst avail AID 4-a61S %
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
An Editorial
THE HOG SITUATION

Hog prices have declined sharply of ate The Portland
oreeonian explains Why editorial ap+ entitled Too
Many Pigs.
The paper says: The the hog market is low is
that there many pigs going TO market The
pigs produced this than 100 900
- that prices hogs good little than year
ago and prices depressed by total supply of five
billion bushels have been dropping When cheap and
pork high hog production goes and hog prices down.
This then example of how the law of supply and de-
mand works free market. Almost invariably scarcity makes
for higher and abundance for lower prices The
and sellers of every commodity general subject to the
laws workings This year. for instance automobile dealers have
found themselves hsrdpessed to dispose of the roaring flood
Of the factories making and
have been offered exceptionally good buys
Going back TO the hog situation what should be done7
One important he lies current campaigns which packers
retailers and others participating to promote increased
pork consumption and TO pbcize The bargain price
vang Also fhe TO buy 900 900 worth of
pork products not for storage but for consumption in the
school lunch and other established And of
there talk about supports for hogs The a
lacy that pointed by the Record Stockma of Den
when it said THE chief lies with sahnq hog
numbers Price propPng for hogs could only encourage the
inefficient hog feeder TO feed this winter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Facts About
Folks

Mrs. James McShane, West High
Street, has been entertaining the
past week, her niece, Miss Dorothy
Arneil of London, England, who
flew over to visit relatives and
friends in this country, which she
finds much to her liking, according
to the McShanes. This week, the
teen-age guest of her London, Ohio
relatives, has gone to Columbus to
spend some time with DR.. and Mrs.
William McShane.
.S ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Armstrong,
South Main Street, spent the
weekend in Ann Arbor, Michigan,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hender-
son. Each year the Armstrong; and
the Hendersons get together for
the weekend of the O.S.U.-Michi-
gan football game.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Gano, West
High Street, are home from a
weeks stay in New York City.
where they had a round of theatre
and night club gaiety. They got to
New York in time for the opening
of the Mcclure Sisters" at che
Copacobana, among other enter
tainment they enjoyed.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Myers, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Hunter were dinner
guests last Sunday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Richards in their
new home 400 Broadmoor, Spring
field.
~ "
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray c. Lohr,
East High Street and~Mr. and Mrs.
James V. Shaw, West Fourth ST,
motored to Ann Arbor Saturday
for the O.S.U.-M Michigan game.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Oxley and
sons, Philip and Stephen, North
Main Street, spent the weekend in
st. Clairsville, guests of Mrs. Ok
leys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Harris.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
0FBF Meeting In
Columbus Nov. 28

Several area farmers are max
ing plans to attend the 37th an
nual meeting of the Ohio Farm
Bureau Federation in Columbus,
November 28-30
Representing the Madison Coun-
ty Farm Bureau Federation as Of
ficial delegates are: Mrs. Rodney
Plymell Route 4, London; Wilfred
Garen, Route 2, Mt. Sterling; Aus
tin Harbage, Route 2, Plain City;
Lawrence Brown, Route 2, Lon
don; and George Ropp, Route 1,
London.
Several resolutions have been
submitted by county F. B. units
for consideration by the delegates.
According to county F. B. presi-
dent, Kenneth Slyh, the top issue
will be how to get more net in
come for farmers.
One of the state Farm Bureaus
own leaders vice president Fer
ris Owen, of Newark - will pres
ent his report to the membership
on his experiences in Russia this
summer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %
St Patricxs A. hall, 7:30
Men of Parish Hall
BetaP Springfield $50
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a
DAY Community Baptist Church.
Fourth st, at 1000 m.
FRIDAY, 25
Hill Grange pot-lucl lunch at hail.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26
Community 13O sponsored by
Methodist Church.
Methodist Sanctuary Choir rehearsal 7:3o p.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27
Methodist Mems Breakfast.
V
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %
Club m. Coover Club House.
Clark,
w. Club dinner Coover Club House. $50 D.
Christmas meeting 10 Methodist Church.
lmc
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %
Club 2 D m
BLOOD MOBILE UNIT LONDON METHODIST CHURCH from
10 to a.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
October 90, 1855


Dear Mr.. Editor:
The recent publicity given to
Governor Frank Lausche through
your news and your editorial col
umns is difficult to understand
When former President Truman
was a candidate for the Democrat
ic Presidential nomination in 1948,
our Governor was one of the first
to sponsor him. When the late Sem
ator Taft was up for reelection in
1850, our Governor managed
through innuendo although not
through direct action to indicate
that he was on his side In New
York this past week, Mr.. Lausche
praised President Eisenhower. All
of which adds UP to strange mix
ture.
Certainly, President Eisenhower
and Senator Taft were as different
from Harry Truman in their politi-
cal thinking, in their attitude to-
wards public life and in their
standards of conduct as it is pos
sible for people to be. Yet, Mr..
Lausche favored them all at var
ious times.
There is only one real basis for
understanding our Governor. Now
as always, he trims his sails to
the wind. Whoever is riding the
tide of temporary popular favor
gets his approval.
In a nationwide election, the
record of Governor Lausche in adj
ministering the affairs of Ohio
would become public property.
The nation would discover that we
rank 9th among the States in in
come, but that we have a shock
ingly poor highway system; that
our institutions for the mentally
i'll are medieval; that we rank 43rd
among the 48 States in the per-
centage of income spent for our
public schools; that we are 23rd in
the provision of Aid to Depen-
dent Children; that we stand 26th
place in our Aid to the Blind; and
that we are now oath in the list
of States on aid to the Permanent
ly and Totally Disabled citizens
of Ohio land that we have an Ohio
community which practices the
segregation of Negro school child
rem without so much as a word
from the Governor of our State.
This record of performance will
not be ignored in a Presidential
campaign. 1t may we'll temper the
enthusiasm of the Democratic
National Convention if not of the
editors.
Yours truly,
Eileen c. Wilmington
81 Sprague Road
Berea, Ohio
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
THE sEM1wEEY1Y MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO
Letters To
The Editor

Letters to the editor are en-
couraged and will be wei
coined. To be considered for
publication they must be sign
ed. Anonymous communica-
tons cannot be published. In
the event the author of a let
ter wishes to withhold his or
her name from publication.
this desire should be Indicated
In the letter. THE letter may
then be printed without the
signature at discretion Of the
editor If 1t contains Informal
ton deemed OF sufficient In
terest 70 all readers.--ED.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
CROP Chairmen
Named In County

Harry Turvy, London, Ohio, Rt
2, CROP chairman in Madison
County, announced today that
enough persons have answered the
call for volunteer canvassers tc
make the 1855 CROP appeal il
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22

Deercreek.
These is an effort to organize
CROP canvasserS in every town.
ship and neighborhood in Madison
County. The county campaign will
last from November 81 to Dec. 9,
1855.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and tuesday. The service is Free
Please send copy by Friday for events taking place
the following week. Copy be submitted before Fri
day noon, deedline Thank You'll
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22

the approaching CROP drive are:
Warren Harbage, Canaan Town
ship; Paul Overturf, Pike Town
ship; John Sanford, Monroe; Rob
ert Buck, Summerford; Albert
Hockenberry, jefferson; Ralph
Ray, Pleasant; Charles Cecil,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Madison county a success.

Madison county a success.
In farm-to-farm campaign
CROP canvassers will solicit con-
rtibutions of corn or cash for dis
tribution in areas of hunger and
need the world over. These volun-
teer workers serve as the link be-
tween the American farmer and
are suffering from hunger in over
seas countries.
Canvassers who volunteered for
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-29

t-rr iii att Fl : lrnor+ ri
a.a Ftof4 It alf aiaa.~ Pal
mote and Son. C4t0u. MIR Asl-
~ Cole ARID Mamie MAY Cole NH
aAd AIRS Berkeley Cosby and fam
NV MI ara Mrs Baeby Jones
VI and Nit Henry Hatcher MI
and MAJ Clyde DeNoon Mr. ana
Afrs Cecl DeNoon NJ and MI
ratl stratton MI Eva ID STOKES
and IA Mar .4 wilson
Milton and Willie Cole az Rlch-
mond visited their mother. Mrs
Nellie cole SATURDAY.
MI and Mrs Marion shser
and family OF Richmond visited
has parents. Nj ana M r B
$Tann Sunday
Mrs Nadlen Cosby and John
Swami Were business visitors TO
F'army.iie last week
Mrs Rosa Palmore left sun
day To visit her daughter Mrs
Bob Eubank ana Mrs Eubank at
Richmond for The week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-29

crn#a %s fnaai Sad. e.car4 fouaianaa
Evening star., 1955-01-02
IN Stotions
Doris Drops Girl Next Door
TO Play q SEEKER Type
By jones Bacon
Press s,ugf vyri,e,

has handled Rocky Marcianb.
Melcher first took Doris to
test for Mike Curtiz. the Hum
garian-born director who, odd
ly enough. Is Hollywood's most
successful maker of typical
American pictures.
BY the time she had made
nine pictures. mostly musicals.
the movie exhibitors Of the
Nation listed her as one OF
the top ten boxoffice stars. It's
q list more coveted In pros
ducers' Offices than Oscar vim
ners.
Dance director Leroy Pring
gives the best suin-up Of the
Day saga:
Doris sells tickets because
Of the old Standardization
appeal. Every girl In the audi
ence between l8 and IS looks
up at that big screen and sees
this freckled blond and then
thinks TO herself. Why. that
could be me-
Doris doesn't believe the
change from the wholesome
girl-next-door type to q sexpot
win hurt her at the hoxofiice.
She sees little change.
After ALL she asks with
logic. who is sexier than the
girl next door? She's the one
who always comes up with 3
husband. "
Evening star., 1955-01-02

s:oe, WTOP Jack Benny: Be
comes the most active spec
tator when he takes . girl
friend 70 the Tournament oi
Roses
5:o5, WA1ALSunday Concert:
Beethoven's symphony NO. 3,
recorded ny ioscanlni ano
tle NDL Sslalpnoily
500, National Gallery
Concert: zEi zeitlin, yiolinist,
and Martin Canin. pianist.
500, WEAnE-Geo UNI
versity Forum The Quest
Tor Peace. 3 rebroadcast.
500. WlIALAmericas Town
Meeting: Senators McNa-
mara, Of Michigan. and Cur
tis. Of Nebraska. and Repre-
sentatives Boiling, o. Mis-
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jules Figure
AIwoys Buried
by the As,osiossd Press.
HOLLYWOOD.

A frustrated young girl Is
Julie Adams. She has one Of
the most beautiful pairs Of
legs in Hollywood, but she sell
dom gets q chance to display
them In pictures.
The lovely from Little Rock.
Ark. got her first big break
In the movies as q small town
girl in Bright Victory" Then
she was known as Julia Adams.
and the tipping as an ALL Amer
ican home girl stuck.
Being typed as q tame doll
doesn't present the best of fu-
lures for q Hollywood actress.
So far she has had only one
real chance to display her
gains and that was In ."Crea-
ture From the Black Lagoon.
But she was up against some
stiff competition from q VI
monster.
As part Of her campaign to
attract more excitement. she
changed her name from Julia
to Julie. which she thinks
sounds less old-fashioned and
honey But she's making slow
progress In her current film,
Tacey. : Her admirable fig-
ure' IS hidden beneath period
csistomes Of calico. gingham
and velvet.