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Evening star., 1956-08-31

wreck of the Andrea Doria.
James, wife Pam and daughter
Portland, aboard the Queen Eliz-
abeth, were in fog all the way
over. but 1 was reasonably sure
we'd arrive safely because we
managed to keep Porty away
from the radar equipment"
Leigh Snowden, lunching with
fiance Dick Contino at Universal
International. showed me her
pretty diamond ring and told
me: "Well know in October
whether we marry before Christ
mas or just after" IN be on
tour until then" Dick added
rand we have to find a house, =
concluded Leigh, with a P.S
III eventually give up my Ca
reer."
Spencer Tracy is back in town
from New York and ready tC
go again in "Old Man And The
Sea-" But there's a hiatus until
producer Leland Hayward looks
at the footage already shot and
decides where to go from there
Jane Russell will be the first
American film star to visit Bag
dad when she goes there as
Hollywood's representative to
the first Bagdad film festival
Jane was invited because hel
pictures are the most popular
Evening star., 1956-08-31

CWWUVMAN RA. 6-2iOO. at h e
OnhnAUEAN Creeping Unknown"
Brian Donlevy. 900. SAB; The
Black Sleep" Basil Rathbone. 7:2O.
Tomorrow at Matinee Only. Cartoon
and the Ape"
Evening star., 1956-08-31

CVR WTU JU. 9-55OO.
OAA 6h Free Parking.
THE MAN IN THE
GRAY FLANNEL SUIT"
Gregory Peck, 3:55. 9:25.
"The Three MuSketeerS"
Lana Turner. 100, 6:25. Tomorrow
at 100 AM. Show Only, Riddles
CartOonarama
Evening star., 1956-08-31

in this near east country. They
like their girls on the generous
side.
Stars John Wayne. Dan Daley
and Maureen O'Hara had to be
content with living in motels
while on location with wings
of Eagles" in Pensacola, Fla,
h,It director John Ford was liv-
ing it up in the admiral's quart
ers on the Naval base. Ford. a
retired Rear Admiral, was the
only civilian in residence there.
Evening star., 1956-08-31

CAVnV CO. 5-496S. Two Danny
OAVUI Kaye Hits. ION the Ri
viera," 6:15, 9:25; 1.-The Court Jes-
ter" 7:45, Tonieht. Midnight Show
Starting 1870 PM. The Carnival
Story" Anne Baxter; appointment
at / 100 PM. Show Only. Riddles Car
taan chou
Evening star., 1956-08-31
7sszE1NE|CHBORH0O6 @agziaeS; ieS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"CAROUSELGordOn MacRae and Shirley Jones head lively
cast in this Rodgers -Hammerstein favOrite.
THAT CERTAIN FEELING"-Bob Hope heads starry cast
in one of the summers livelier comedies.
"GRAPES OF WRATH"-A prize winner in its heyday some
years ago and still of John FOrds best films.
king HEARTS AND CORONETS"-One Of Alec Guinness
funniest films is wisely being reiSsued
bad DAY AT BLACK ROCK-A superior Western with Spen-
Ger Tracy brilliant direction by John Sturges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09
Female Wolf Brings
Bounty to Male Hunter

BATcHTOWN. Ill tPl.-Ii
male ears heard a wolf call
hereabouts, II probably was the
real thing
Charles Klaas shot and killed
an s5-pound female wolf at the
edge OF his fathers farm In CAL
houn County and collected $40
81 inty al the clerks Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09
Answers to Our Presidents
LULU
BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND JEFF

president John Quincy
Adams named two ENJOYS to the
Congress Of Panama in 1926 but
they failed to arrive before the
conference adjourned.
2--As a young army officer,
President Eisenhower was sta
toned in the Panama Canal
Zone for almost three years,
l922-l924.
3-Theodore Roosevelt was &C
tually the first President TO set
foot on foreign soil. when he Wis
tied Panama in November. 1906.
Questions on Preceding Page
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Just In time for Autumn. All
bright. clean stock Grade Is
mixed ri. ~ and 50. Knots
are sound and solid. We have
over three carloads TO- sell. and
STOCK evenly emone our Q stores.
every length and width Is in
stock at every store. Lengths
are s. a g.. 8 and g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

:Sss. 8 :, III! 74e
water red and Carolina =.
white shades. TOnEue-and. So ~
grOOve, Ss"xS". random lengths. Add
20 per So II. for specified lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

California Redwood
q !: /. ]: | 9'
Beautiful selection Of
clear finish kiln -dried ~
grade in q wide variety
of thickness and widths
lengths up to feet.
Regularly about $50 per
board foot value ~
CleoE White Pine
Beautiful, fine grain kiln.
dried Western Ponder0sA PaR Rao.A
Pine. free Of knots, fur. SSShS
niture quality. Sizes range Foot
from y" to 2" thick. 2" wv
to l2" wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

No Sirl There are no tricks to
TINS no hidden costs. We act
ually will deliver TO you all the
materials necessary to build this
comfortable loft. by i8-::t. cot
tage plus a complete set OF 'are-
fully detailed instructions that
are written so clearly that you'll
be able 10 do the job yourself
and enjoy doing IL. See the fin
ished model at our stores.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
TEACHER TURNS DETECTIVE

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. NJ
For weeks, oTicials at the Cheston
Heath school tried to solve a rash
Of petty thefts. Finally the loss Of
30 cents lunch money was tearfully
reported By one young student.
asOmeone in this room took tle
money" Miss Kay Kraft told the
children. I'VE must all empty our
pockets"
Pockets we're emptied, but there
was no sign of the so cent piece.
Now everybody take on ms
shoes" the teacher then oroereu.
A shrill cry came from the rear
Of the room. -
"She has the money between me- me-
toes" one student cried, pointing
to another pupil
Sure enough, an S-year-old GIT
had the 50-cent coin firmly clutch-
ed between her big toe and second
toe. After some questioning, the
child admitted the theft and othel
thefts.
School executives who congratu-
lated Miss Kraft had one question
..How did you think to have tns
children take off their shoesF
"That was easy" Miss Kratt salo
"When was a little girl my mo
ther taught me to hide my money
in my shoes.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
FRUSTRATED PROSECUTOR

HAMI,IN. w. Va. -(P)- Prose
cutting Atty. r. A. WOOdal was IN
Florida on a Sunday. A murder case
was to come up here at $3.50 a. M
Monday.
Because Of bad weather the air.
lines could get him to washington,
but not to Charleston, w. va. In
Washington his train had LETT 'DuL
he lavishly tipped a cab driver and
managed to catch it in Alexandria
Va.
Since the train would arrive ~
Charleston too late, he wired ahead
for a chartered plane at White sui
phur Springs. The plane got him 70
I Charleston, at 7:1O.
His car was parked at the arr
port, and he headed for home. Hls
ear was damaged in a collision Du'
he drove on anyway.
AT $3.50 he arrived in court Then
the defense moved FOR continuance
lof the murder case. The judge
granted the motion.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20

and sizes Of eggs are substantially
higher. In spite Of the high cost Of
the large size, however, it IS q bet
ter value than the medium size, ex-
cent where it is priced Sc or more
.per dozen above the mediums. This
comparison is based on current
nriee levels and on the net weight
IF eggs received per dollar.
Meat prices are advancing on
certain cuts because the strong de-
mand since the holidays has broad
ened to include many things other
/ thsn turkey and ham. Frying
chickens have moved up only 1c
10 &c and continue to be a good
choice. Pork loins also remain eco
nomieal even though they have ad-
vanced slightly from the depressed
prices of last week. There are
other very favorable prices in most
stores on Boston butts picnics
ground beef, frankfurters, sausage
lamb and veal shoulder cuts ane
liver.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
DeIuwurs Food Market
Report
BY ANNE HoLsERToN
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Delawars

Get More Food For Your Money
during the coming year by using
the new Fruit and Vegetable Buy
ing Guide issued by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. This 46-page
handbook offers hundreds Of tips
on determining quality. Judging
ripeness. selecting the best variety
and on buying produce to the pest
advantage when it is IN season.
single copies Of the guide may De
obtained free of charge. Send your
request on a post card addressed
/ to me, Anne Holberton, Box 1oOi
Newark, Delaware.
Fruit and Vegetable departments
of local stores still offer seYera.
items at thrifty prices, but ths
number of good buys" is declining
as bad winter weather sets IN oVel
many parts of the nation. Rome ans
Mcintosh varieties are the loves
Inriced apples. Romes ale excelien
flor baking and good for sauce ant
Etbe "Macs" are best suitet for des
sert purposes and freezing. FloFld
oranges, tangerines, avocados an
bananas also are reasonably prio
led. White potatoes are still the bar
gain vegetable in spite OF sInal
nrice Increases recently. Othe
vegetables that are favorably prie
led this week include spinach, tul
Enips, sweet potatoes, parsnlps, OF
lions. peppers, endiye and egyptian
In some stores there are fairly goo
buys on celery, caulifOwer aD
d mushrooms.
d Eggs have advanced as much
/. 10c a dozen for the top qualli
s large whites on the wholesa
= market during the past two week
e Retail outlets have reflected Il
: price rises quickly, and all grad
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
Veterans Administration
INFORMATION sERYICE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1t plan to take an accredited
four-year law school course al
night under the Korean GI Bill
win / get the full rate Of GA
allowance for this cOurseg
No Accredited night law
courses may be measured as
not more tnan three-quaFters
time training. Your allowance
NAV not exceed the three
quarters time rate.
II understand that if apply Tor
disability compensation with
in one year from my discharge
the payments may be baekdateo
to the day following my dis
charge. The one-year period Is
almost up, but I have no WaA
of getting to a VA Office to pici
up an official application blank
What can / do?
You can apply by letter b
sure to give full information
about yourself, and specify tn
benefit you are epplying fol
VA. then, will send you a.
official application to fill on
and. as long as you return
within one year, the date c
your original letter will be cor
sidered the date Of your appl
cation.
O@ am planning to buy a nous
with a CT loan. Why is
necessary to have the propert
appraised?
k.-The law requires that the pu.
chase price Of the house be (
more than the reasonable Vall
as determined by an apprais
made by a VA-designated q
praiser.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
OUT OF LINE

TIL sA Okla. - (Pl n While
driving to town to report Ior WoTk'
Tulsa police detective waiter ,llli5 lllIIi,
er noticed a wheel on Une car allet.9 Sl
was badly out of line. He honked
and waved at the woman m0toFast'
The elderly woman stopped, roll
ca down iler car window and saad
"Officer, please have mercy.
know / went through that resl
light, but I've learned my lesson
Give me one more chance.
Turner tipped his hat politely
and drove away.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
Kent Horne Doines
By Charlotte 1. SWANSON
Homa DemonsiFuiian Agent

Give your family desserts that
are different and easy 70 make. Use
dates and nuts in bread pudding.
Spicy Date-Nut Bread Pudding
slices enriched bread
| 2 tablespoons butter or margarine
/ 1 cup chopped dates
| u cup chopped nuts
2 tablespoons sugar
| y teaspoon cinnamon
/ u teaspoon salt
/ pint milk
2 eggs, beaten
u teaspoon vanilla extract
Spread bread with butter and cut
into u inch cubes. Place buttered
bread cubes, dates and nuts into
mixing bowl. Mix together sugar,
cinnamon and salt and sprinkle
lover bread mixture. Combine milk,
beaten eggs and vanilla extract and
pour over bread Issixtl1re. Issslixtl1re. Bake IN q
creased (1-quart) cassefole IN a
, slow oven (3250 F. for gl1e hour
! Serve warm with cream.
Yield: 4 to 6 servings.
i, Combine dlferent fruits ano
: Aavors with baked cake layers fol
! quick and easy upside-doWn.
+ Upside Down Apricot Cake
! tablespoons melted butter OF
z margarine
Il CUP granulated sugar
q / tai tlespoOn lemon juice
Il 2 tablespoons apricot liquid
v / white cake layer, 8 or 8 inch
Ii (#2) can apricot halves. draine'
p Il cup pecan halves
"a IL cup whipped cream
g Combine butter, sugar, lemo
& iuice and apricot liquid. Sprea
/, evenly over bottom Of a layer PAL
Cover mixture with apricot halye
arranged as follows: Alternate 81
ricots. by turning every other on
face up, in outer circle. Place apr
Il cots face down tn middle circl'
; place apricots face up in center cll
= Gle. place a pecan half in those al
"a ricots whose pit side is down. Plae
a cake LAYER over apricOts. Hake
f a moderate oven (3509 F) for 4
II teen minutes. Let cake stand OF
/. or two minutes after removing fro1
I oven. InVert pan to remove cake
a that apricot mixture is on top. ia
& nfsh center of cooled cake WI
whipped cream.
~ r,1.-o;eod Ads
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20

Read The CLASSIFIED Ads
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TRAVEL
TRAVEL

Aforementioned ocean.lroni hotel, including
transfers. Thrifty mote package vacations.
too! Car rentals as low as Slo.o5 a week!
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try. The tourist family is as
sured all the comforts of home
including the right to raid the
refrigerator. and daily mail serv.
ice if requested, which come,
by special speedboat.
The skipper usually doubles
as cook and waiter.
A houseboat cruise is charted
to the individuals course of
pleasure. Relaxing and letting
nerves unwind is the usual rec
reational activity. varied with
front porch fishing" from a
deck chair. The border lake
boasts of lots of lunkers
-nothern pike. walleyes, bass
and lake trout.
One of the larger lakes in the
Ely area, Eastwood stretches
North into Canada for 20 miles.
then eaSt-west along the
border for 40 more. You're not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Best lndion Dancers
To Pool Tulents

ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.-The
best dancers from every Indian
pueblo and reservation in New
Mexico pool their talents in
Albuquerque late in April for
the third annual Nizhoni Indian
dances.
The one-night performance,
set for April %, will feature
the favorite traditional dancing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Floating Homes Offer
Unusual Vacations

ELY, Minn--Far north in the
Minnesota wilderness a small
fleet of floating homes is pro-
viding the American tourist with
something unusual in vacation
adventure.
On Eastwood Lake IN the Su-
perior National Forest one can
rent a houSeboat and cruise into
timeless territory, a lake region
unchanged since the first Indian
padded Sky-blue waters. The
households are inbCard powered.
sturdy and unsuitable, varying
in size 10 accommodate four to
IA persons plus crew-suitable
for family vacation trips and
small convention parties.
A houseboat is a resort with
in itself, equipped with fresh
linens and blankets, innerspring
mattresses, plumbing. modern
kitchen and Well-stocked pam
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likely to have neighbors drop
ping into your home away from
home" But you will meet up
with some fascinating North
land nature-hundreds of dark
pine islands. wild ducks, herds
OF deer, an occasional moose
out for a swim. and the great
American symbol, the bald
eagle.
Many tourists combine a
canoe trip with their house
boat excursion, since Eastwood
Lake is in the heart of Mime
sofas canoe country, and the
hoseboats can easily carry the
smaller craft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

bridge which drew widespread
interest among engineers is one
which the motorist never sees
The piers of the main span are
supported by huge. buoyant con-
crete boxes. This type of con-
struction was developed in
World War II. This method OF
support was necessary because
bed rock at this point is too far
below the river bottom to be
used.
The Tappan Zee Bridge brings
to five the highway bridges
which span the river between
New York and Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Bridge COLLECTORS
Can Add Another

ALBANY, N.Y.-Tourists who
admire world-famous bridges
will surely add the new Tappan
Zee Bridge. the latest of New
York States mighty bridges, to
their spring itinerary.
This structure. over which the
State Thruway crosses the Hud-
son River at its widest point,
cost $50 million to build.
An unusual feature of the
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to Die Aqoin

SKAGWAY-"The Shooting of
Dan McGrew" is re-enacted for
tourists during the summer sea-
son at Skagway, Alaska. This is
the famous town once run by
'Soapy Smith" the outlaw during
the DAYS of 1893.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13

industries, and the eating and
drinking industry.
1t shows that seven of the Is in
dustrieS paid less than SIS an hour
to 25 percent or more of their wo-
men and minors (as group who
were included in the analysis, ac-
cording to the director. However,
she pointed out that most of the
higher-paid categories of workers,
such as professional people, super
visors, and maintenance techni-
clans, were excluded from the an
alysis.
Miss Mahoney called attention to
the fact that, at the time of the
survey, the federal minimum wage
had not yet been raised from SIS
to ST an hour.
Among the nine industries in the
retail trade group, five-and-ten-
cent stores paid lowest. Median
wage for females in these stores,
who were included in the analysis,
was S.78 an hour; for males, S.94
an hour. Highest industry in the
retail trade group was home-furn-
ishings stores, which paid females
a median wage of $1.15 and males,
S1.72.
OF the service Industries group,
amusement and recreation places
paid females lowest-S.82 median
hourly wage Hotels and motels
were low for males, with S.89.
Beauty shops were high for both
females and males-$1.27 for fe-
males and S162 for males.
The rnedian hourly wage for fe-
males in the eating and drinking
industry was $.73 and for males,
S1.O2.
Director Mahoney said the sur
vey covered $500 establishments
with $4,000 employees Included in
the analysis. This was II percent
of the states establishments in
these industries and roughly Is
percent of the employment. Seven
out of 10 of the employees in the
analysis were female, she said. The
survey was conducted In 48 of
Ohio's more populous counties.
The survey brought out that, of
the employees receiving the lowest
wages, many were minors, most
werein the service industries, and
some received room and board as
part of their compensation.
The Department surveyed 100
establishments and 10000 employees
in the nine retail trade industries,
900 establishments and 600 en-
ployes in the eating and drinking
industry, and 700 establishments
and 25,000 employees in the five
service industries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13

ernment. Application should be
made with your State.
@ - l entered service for six
months under the 1855 Reserve
Forces Act. How long does the free
indemnity coverage last after l
leave military service? I heard it
lasts for only 80 days.
A - The free indemnity cover
age continues for 120 days after
you leave service. Previously, it
continued for only 80 days after
service, but the period was extend
ed to 120 days under a recent law.
Q - was a real estate sales
man before ! was called to active
duty. Now that / have been dis
charged ! wonder if could take a
"refreSher" course in real estate
under the Korean CT Bill, so that
/ could brush up on the subject.
A - A "refresher" course would
not be permitted under the Korean
CT Bin. The law prevents veterans
from training for detectives for
which they already are qualified
by reason of prior training of ex-
perience.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13
Crippled Children
Camps Opening.
Need Counselors

COLUMBUS, o. Would-be
coaches, teachers, therapiSts and
recreation workers are being of
fered an opportunity to sample
their future careers this summer
by Walter B. Underwood, execu-
tive director of the Ohio Society
for Crippled Children.
College students headed for ca
reers working with children have
an unusual chance to gain practical
experience as counselors at the
Ohio Society Easter Seal camp in
August" he explained.
In the month-long program,
counselors will work closely with
the 100 physically handicapped
school-age boys and girls in a pro-
gram of swimming and water
sports, nature-lore, camping skills,
handicrafts, softball, deck tennis,
storytelling and campfire meet
ings. The work will be carried out
under the direction of Miss Mar
guerite Whipple, registered physi-
cal therapist from the Forman
School for Crippled Children in
Dayton.
Although applications for coun-
selorships are still being reviewed
for men counselors all of the posi-
tion for women have been filled,
Miss Whipple said. Applications
may be filed at the Ohio Society
for Crippled Children, 5 w. Broad
ST, Columbus IS, Ohio,
The Ohio Society camp which is
chiefly financed by funds raised in
the annual Easter Seal appeal is
held at Camp Pittenger near Tiffin
and McCutcheonville in Seneca
County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13

past are two special college nights,
for Maryville and Lincoln Memoir
ial University respectively. A pre-
season religious conference brought
leaders from eight strong denomi-
nations. They discussed message
and morality, education and eco
nomics, orange juice and steak and
the ehurch's obligation toward dis
tribution; and together they viewed
a preview performance of WILD
ERNESS ROAD. Coming up on
July 9 is Masonic Orphans Night
in which local Masons treat the
widowed and orphaned members of
their Louisville Home to the best
seats in the theatre. July 10 is Ro-
tary night, July II is Farm Day,
and July 18 has been designated
for Federated Women's Clubs. The
Lions of the area will meet at
WILDERNESS ROAD on July 25
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13
East Range
coRDA BARKER
MT. STERLING, RT. !
FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School 1000 am.
Sunday evening 7:30 pm.
Wednesday evening 7:30 pm.
Rev Clifford Ball Pastor

Sunday School 1O:00 am.
Sunday evening 7:30 pm.
Wednesday evening 7:30 pm.
Rev. Clifford Ball, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood of
Circleville spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barker.
We were sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Emery Hatfield, who
passed away on Sunday, July 1.
We extend our deepest sympathy
to Mr. Hatfield in his bereavement.
David Johnston, small son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Johnston, near
London, spent the weekend with
his great grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie
Anthony.
Mr. and Mrs. Clofas Barker of
Mt. Sterling called on relatives
here Sunday evening. i
Ruth Mace of Columbus spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Mace
Mrs. Corda Barker has received
cards from her niece, Helen Lindig
and son, Max, who are on vaca-
ton. They have visited Niagara
Falls, Washington, d. c., Gettys-
burg, Pa, and many other places.
They report they are having won
derful time, and talk of the beau
tiful scenery in the different states.
Mrs. Barker has also received
word from her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wood, who are
vacationing in Alabama. They also
are having a fine time.
The all-day meeting of Christ
Victory Church at Bloomingburg,
was well attended. Rev. w. E.
Mason of Mt. Sterling was the
speaker. At noon, dinner was serv-
ed in the tent on the school ground.
The revival will still continue this
week. The services will be in the
church due to the rainy weather
Miss Alice Beedy spent the week
end with friends at Bloomingburg
The Thompson family had cal
lers from West Virginia, Sunday
A tour committee of three of the
members of the Garden Club, visit
ed the gardens of the members OF
the club on June II. They reported
that the gardens were lovely and
well planned. Among the members
visited were, Mrs. Guy Heath, Mrs
Wayne Kelley and Mrs. Scott
Leach. At noon they were enter
tanned with a pot luck dinner al
Mrs Jack Carpenters. Late in the
afternoon they were most gracious
ly entertained at the home of Mrs
John Junk. A tour of Mrs. Junk's
garden was very much enjoyed.