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Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond ID. Lingo
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gardner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison
and son, Gerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. john Collins
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Staunloa, Va, where their daugh-
ter, Jan, is attending Stuart Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones, Mrs.
Harley Mitchell, and Mrs. Alice
Jones visited Mrs. Alice Jones'
brother, Edward Hudson, who is
i'll, in Camden. N. j., Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie King spent three
days last week with her brother,
Charles Matthews, and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Matthews in
Dover. On Sunday Mrs. King and
Mrs. Elsie Rust were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Rust at a
family dinner Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rust, Mr..
and Mrs. Bonard Carmean, and
daughter, Bonnie, and Robert Le-
Gates. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wneatley
and son, Don Raymond, of Grifton
N. c., spent Wednesday 10 Sunday
with Mrs. Ida Wheatiey and Mrs.
Elsie Lingo. Other Thanksgiving
Day guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
don Wootten and daughter, Tam
ara, of Salisbury.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins spent
Thursday in Philadelphia and were
weekend guests of friends in
Coatesville, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30
Glendale School News


The attendance of Mrs. Graves
room is still suffering because of
many cases of mumps. Everybody
reported happy Thanksgiving va
cation.
The second grade has been study
ing about Indians in Social Studies.
They also did some art work for
Thanksgiving such as coloring
turkeys and Thanksgiving foods.
Mrs. Kelley's room has a Pill
grim scene showing the Pilgrims
and the Indians preparing the first
Thanksgiving dinner. Richard Dick
erson supplied the materials of
moss, stones, etc. Plymouth Rock,
the place where the Pilgrims land
ed is represented by a large rock.
Garry Criswell is absent with the
mumps which he took over the holi-
days.
The pupils Of Ellendale School
had a Thanksgiving program, We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. All
five rooms participated as follows:
the second grade children sang
CiltfiD Up OuuSnlHt MOuuldlu
Some had Thanksgiving recita-
tions. The third and fourth grade
children sang Thanksgiving Day"
The 5th, 9Th. 7th and Sth grades all
sang together, "Over the River and
Through the Woods" and Mansion
over the Hilltop" Barbara Bailey
gave a talk on the history of
Thanksgiving. Bonnie Tucker also
gave a talk on Education.
The lunch menu for the week of
December 3rd to 7th-Monday, spa
ghetti and meat sauce, tossed salad,
milk, bread and butter, applesauce;
Tuesday, beef pie, string beans,
milk, bread and butter, jello; We'd
nesday, tomato-ABC-or Chicken
Noodle soup, meat or cheese sand
witches, milk, rice pudding; Thurs
day, meat loaf, mashed potatoes,
gravy, corn, milk, bread and but
ter, pineapple; Friday, fish sticks,
turnip greens, stewed tomatoes,
bread and butter, milk, lemon pud-
ding.
Reported by Gradella Ennis, Bon
ME Tucker, Gary Evans.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30
NrE .LSBORO
MillsDOro
BS Mrs.
E. L. Carey
Phone
52il

The flowers in Grace Methodist
Church SUNDAY morning, were pre-
sented in memory OF Mr. and Mrs
John Dobson by their children.
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. Charles R.
Godfrey on Tuesday, November 27.
st. Marks Guild and the Auxili-
ary will meet with Mrs. John A.
Cordrey ON Tuesday evening, De-
cember 4, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rust and
daughter, Elaine, accompanied the
Rusts' granddaughter, Connie Gregg
to her home in Newark, Saturday.
Connie had been spending two
weeks with her grandparents.
Mrs. Ethel Dodd was the Thanks
giving Day dinner guest of Mrs.
Roy Palmer in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Shockiey
and daughter, Barbara and Frank
Broad bent from Bala-Cynwyd
visited Mr.. Shockley's mother, Mrs.
Matte Shockley, over the holiday
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond S. Cos
lee and daughter. Linda, and Mrs.
Walter Goslee spent the Thanks
giving holidays in Philadelphia.
Jimmy and Donna Lee Belts
from Wilmington are spending the
week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter M. Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. McCabe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard McCabe and
children were Thanksgiving Day
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
n. McCabe, 3rd, and family in
Milton.
Mr.. ard Mrs.. IT. r. Mitchell we've
called. to philadelphia. Sunday he
cause of the illness of Mr. Nit
chnlps rnc1e. Paul Twillev.
Mrs. w. Norman Hickman was
among the Thanksgiving Day din
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30
TOO MANY TINES

HONOLULU - Up = A burglar
whose pattern never changed final
ly got caught.
Police said the man was captur-
ed in his seventh burglary OF the
same restaurant. In each case he
used the same method of entry,
and he always worked on Thurs
day night.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30
NOT SO FREE

AUGUST. Ca. - up = Clarence
Osborne was judged safe Driver
of the Week by the Augusta Lions
Club and was awarded six months
of free parking.
He pasted the sticker-counter-
signed by the police ehief-on the
rear window of his car as instruct
ed-and within 4S hours had re-
ceived three tickets for over-park-
ing.
Il can't afford all this free park
ing" he complained And red-fac-
ed police excused the tickets.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30
WATER FOR OIL

FAIRFAX, Okla. (P) - 1t
was so dry in this north Oklahoma
town that when the municipal
swimming pool was drained the
city sold the water to an oil drill
ing rig firm.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30
LOT OF LICENSES

SACRAMENTO, Calf. II up -
There were 6,721,4 ,409 drivers Ii
censes in California as of mid-1956.
OF the total, e,309.372 were opera
tors licenses and 412,037 were
chauffeurs' permits.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30

Among the students home for
Thanksgiving were Mona Lawson,
Cordrey from the University of
Delaware, and Lenore Timmons
from Linden Hall, LititZ, Pa.
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HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
OUTSTANDING RIJYS

: HILLCREST. mr.. Branch ave: open
/ 3 to u pm. 2O3O 32nd pl--Det.
brick; center hall: 6 rms. bedrms.;
| full bsmt with rec. rm. and bath.
garage. scr. porch, gas heat. Owner
leaving. Priced below market. LU.
HILJcREsT 3427 Carpenter ST.:
open . to 6-Semidet. brick; : rms:
larSe bedrms.; fun bsmt.: scr:
QUICK ssls; Vacant ant, IL=Ug. s;597e !.
of Nichols ave: liz Wilmington pl;
shingle: Q rms. With 5 bedrms', md
porches: 3-car garage. oil INV h.:
full bsmt: suit. Tor nursery or large
family, LIZ. 2-6S66.
NEAR PENNA. AND ALA. AYES:
1896 $ st-sem Ta.t. ,. 9riGk l t,slI
bsmt: gas heat. fenced lot. Priced
for quick sale: SI3.95O. Open . to
& N, LII "-5976.
HILLcREST. near Penna ave. -
Gust built det; brick; rms. 3
s srdfe b Sffri s il t PaIhi osmt 0eg Win
large knotty pine rec rm; built-in
garage. owner leavine. Priced below
cost III 2-5a76.
ANAcosTIA 400 blk Ridse ri.
Brick row: = rms 2 large bed
rms fgll Osn 1; az, 6 6uiltiiin7 ssaFFsssss;
LYNDAIE; 300a Minnesota ave;
yacant--Semidet. brick. > rms 2
large bedrms.: laree knotty pine
psmt ser porch Prices very low
for auick sale. Open 2 TO q pm.
ANAcosT1A: overlooking city;
1907 W st. - f-year-old semidet.
brick; 8 rms; 3 oedrms.. full bsmt.
gas h-w.h.; deep lot; vacant:
CONGRESS HEIGHTS--semidet.
brick: 9 large rms; bedrmt.. tile
hath; fun bsmt.' large fenced lot;
ASAcosT1A; 1905 S st-sub.
stan. built 2-story brick rms:
full bSmt. with large knotty pins
rec rm porch. BY apt, LII.
HILLcREsT: mr.. Ala. aye.-cus-
hall; With 4 bedrms . fun baths.
md o. ist A. den or bedrm
finished bsmt. gas h.-wh. and
completely ait.,cond. Priced much
belooyg e9yt ~ %iSn56 D..
ave. better than new semide'
brick. 0 rms finished bsmt with
rec. RIM oE KY 2'ear sarase BY
ccoNGREss HEIoHTs: near 50.
Cap, shopping center - 4-iamily
sries pa sjdg 6oG WIN n bern each.
NEAR ANAcosTfA ii S ls-n
front Semidet. brick side hall 8
rms. . encl. pofeheS. fun osmt.
RaTase gas h.-v.h. Priced for auick
.'i arLI, Crest near Brsncn aye
kedrrnt balhs M lat n
Fee rec I'm rm deh' nrepis ssrase;
scr. porch large level lot. S22a50.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS. mr.. Nay.
lor I'd 2ils z st,-;lD.i frame 2
with plenty shfuobery and flowers:
vacant Al 600 dn
NEAR BRANCH AVE. AND NJ PL:
neW.houEe rond .---Semidet brick s
rms larEe bedrms.: full bsmt.:
SCI porch ~, beat PRICE, Ior
ASAcosTfA = 5.rm ssBeitos
shinale with 2 large bedrms gab
b. " b. garaEe Price. 81 900
ANAcosTIA 1912 Han 81. -
Large det capt BLDG. rrns. and
bath each. full bamt oll h-y n.
needs some rcpai' Sale a. BARGAIN
y ANAcosTIA-Dst frame = large
rms Q bedrMs. bfmt. oil h.-N h..
leyei lot perfect cond $1,000,
- oTHfa GOOD LIsTisgs
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
Realtor 1888 Good Hope Rd Sc.
safes. Rental. Property Gsnagemsn',
Insurancs LU 4.J4n0 u a-bni9
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
400 OAKWOOD ST. Sc.
s4mldet brick Ia baths pine
rarsjed rec I'M vail.to.vali ear.
pstinz ~ s0h d. 10 2.iis3
CONTINUED 90 Eszt PassI
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HILLcREST. mr.. Branch ave. open
3 to pm. 2O30 send pl. Oct.
brick; center hall: 6 rms: 3 bedrms.;
full bsmt with rec. rm. and bath:
garage. scr. porch, gas heat. Owner
leaving. Priced below market. LU.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

1901 l4th st.--Brick;
Q rms. converted into . apts.: nm
Receiving station. Priced for quick
sale NEWCOMB REALTY. 10. p
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COIORED
PETWORTH
$500 DOWN
A STEAL-S1I. 900
Semidet. home, 6 rms. bath. full
bSmt with outside entrance; Colonial
front porch; oil h-wh. QUICK.
call r A. HUMPHREYS. REALTORS.
MA. $4,000

COLORED
1411 DECATUR ST. NV.
A fashionable detached home with
4 bedrms . baths on md fir, maids
nm and bath In attic. Lge. liv. rm.
and fireplace. dining rm. with
beamed ceilings. De luxe powder
rm. LIST fir . lge cypress-paneled
recreation rms. with complete bath
in bsmt. Call Mr.. ROBINSON. DU.
T-0707 or ewes. RA. 6-s763.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1902 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
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1SneQ rec. I'm. convenient 70 naval
Receiving Station. Priced for quick
sale NEWcoMB REALTY. 10. =
1855.
BOLLING-ANDREWS Area Sl5O
dn.; Sl2,950--4 -bedrm. row brick;
DIEHL, 10. S-1Sa5.
HEIGHTS-We have
good income producing property.
For information. call NEWCOMB
REALTY. 10. 1880
HEIGHTS. 81 Daring
ton st.-Brick, semidet. 3-bedrm.,
70 baths. auto. heat, storm sasn'
bsmt.. rec. rm, Anchor fence; mr..
schools and buses 10. 3-6355
HTS.-Det.. . hedrms. I:
parish schools, buses. stores within
. blks Assume $40 mo. GI. 10
2-2956. Quick sale BY OWNER.
GLASSMANOR-open Sat. and Sun.
finished rec. rm., aluminium avn
ings. storm windows and screens,
large yard fenced. owners must
sell. Inspect and make offer. NEW
COMB REALTY. 10. 2-T665.
HILLCREST - 8-rm., 2-bath, det
brick. With furnishings owner
leaving for Florida. 3740 Camden
st. Sc. LU. i-57s0. Reas. offer.
AREA, 33ea Highwood
DIS lge. bedrms.. lge. liv. nm.
opens on rear sitting porch. full
size din. rm. dble. -size MOD. git,
y paths; attrac rec. rr1., 2 nre-
pls fenced lot: off.street parking
500 $50. OWNER, Lu. l-so57 for
appt
OFF SOUTHERN AND PA, AYES. Sc.
CT only $500 down--Det 3-bed.ul
brick. gas h-w.h. Asking S13 800.
Exclusive with 7, ID. BURGESS
RA. $4,000
FULLY AIR CONDa semidet brk.
hse. on corner lot. 3 bedrms. lst-
4 powder rnl. iully equip kit" , esSy
cash req Call OWNER 10. 2-0s73.
CUsToM-BUILT 1851. trileyel. COM
pletely air-cond unusual home for
sale by owner Actual construct ton
cost SAB 600. owner moving 70 MD
West Sell for S3g,750. Call 10 3
1922
TT. DUPONT. l537---3-bedrn, semi
det. brick; OF or non -GI. Open
sun. i III 3 LU. 1-4bss.
HOME OR INVEST or 3 apts..
mr.. everything. Inc. 500. Vac apt
81 00O TO 81 600 cash VIII ex-
change. OWNER IA. a-7010.
8 .YEAR-OLD DUPLEX, 2 apis. each
has = large bedrms. living rnl
dining nm, kitchen. bath, separate
gas and cleo meters; both apis.
now rented: one available sept ] /.
Near schools, shops and buses. 10.
7-1be4
1900 I PL. s.E.--e lovely rms. and
bath; finished attic. full bsmt oil
heat. Al cond Gf or conventional
II 6-7043. wTLLouoHBY REAL
ESTATE co.
Two. FAMILY HOME AND INCOME.
ave Live IN / beautiful spartment
and receive an income from .seconn
apartment Each has . bedroom
living room. family-sized dining
room kitchen. bath. separate en-
trance, separate utilities. fuil base
ment. apartment available 20
purchaser To inspect. call MI
Paurh RI G-H46n
VIEW across the Poto-
mac--Brk rambler ! nedrr y
e ssfms. S o,%assER. 10 ss..ssss. ~
BRICK fO9s Nichols
ave. sV.. Newer conFrest Hts--A
GOOD buy. Assume large OF Loan
low monthly payments Must Be
seen 20 appreciate.
NfcF HoUsE $500 fun price
$500 down $50 mo
s-BEDRM BRICK sENiDET
nofhinr down - baths
oEo. II. JOINS REALTY. Isc
20. 2-Vi0O
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on Alabama and Mass. AYes.

location. This property must be sold
to settle al estate. Price reduced
to $1,000 for uuirk sale
c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
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HILLCREST
HILLCREST Sc

2023 3Ist PL.
OPEN SUN. IL
Are you looking for a 4-bedrm.
home? Here it is and priced under
S"4 900. Detached brick; liv. rm..
dining rm., kit, . bedrms and bath
on LIST floor; . bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor: lge. closets wall-to-wall
carpets, fireplace. finished knotty
pine rec. rm. Vacant. Directions:
Penna. ave. sc. to Branch ave.,
right to Park DIR. right TO 3lst pl,.
left to the house. p M CROSS,
TU. 2-l1O5, with PAUL P. STONE,
PA 3-QnYD
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N''S SUITLAN if5''''
HILLCREST, D. C.

364s SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
New brick rambler; 3 bedrms.. 2
breakfast nook; > firepls.; finished
rec rm.; scr. rear porch; garage.
Call MRS BECK. LII o-1S10
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a performer or not, using your
hands gracefully contributes
so much to poise and conf
dence," she said in parting.
Grace for Your Hands
The same exercises which
Lisa Kirk has used for years
to keep her hands graceful and
lovely are now available in
leaflet MICS. If your hands
are a liability you can make
them an asset with her own
methods, just as she has done.
Included are exercises for
stimulating circulation and for
limbering stiff fingers and
knuckles. Send S cents and a
addressed, stamped en-
velope for your copy of MICS
to Lydia Lane, The Washing
ton Star, P. o. Box I'LL, Los
Angeles SO, Calf.
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GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Lisa Kinks Hands Are
Lovely and Expressive

you look healthy but it is not
a healthy habit. l have known
people who go on a vacation
and try to see how dark they
can burn. But they come back
with their skins dried out and
quite often wrinkles and lines
that were not present before"
We'll, you have the courage
to be Individual" I remarked.
Il have no illusions about
being a great beauty" Lisa
explained. II suppose every
girl wishes to be pretty but if
you observe those around you,
you'll realize that perfect fea-
lures take the back seat to a
personality that radiates
warmth.
II have found it helpful to
be a good listener and to have
an open mind. because you
never know when you may
hear something from which
you'll benefit"
AS Lisa was talking I was
fascinated by her hands.
There is no one in show
business with lovelier hands
than you," l exclaimed.
Il have had my hands photo
graphed many times" Lisa re-
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vealed. And critics have COM
mented about the graceful
way I used them. But when
you have been so compli-
mented it is a struggle not to
become self Unconscious. So I
work in front of a mirror to
be sure I am not playing them
up too much.
Hands are such an impor-
tant form Of expression" Lisa
continued. II think the way
they look and the way they
are kept and used tells a great
deal about a person. Next to
the eyes I rate them as the
most revealing expression of
character"
Beautiful Nails
I wanted to know LiSa'S
secret for growing such long
nails.
II take special care of them.
change my polish often and
i soak my nails in heated baby
oil. To strengthen them I soak
cotton in white iodine and
wrap it around my finger tips.
And / never use a metal file
but always shape them with
an emery board"
And do you do exercises to
keep them so graceful?" I
queried.
Il studied ballet as a child
and / still do the arm and
hand exercises I learned then.
I think that whether you are
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comes home with a hunting
cap full Of ribbons, won show
ing her Easter Morning. Val
and Dee-dee even vanned
Easter Morning all the way
down to Hot Springs this
week end to show in the Bath
County Horse and Pony Show,
giving a ride. in a most demo-
cratic gesture. to Elliott Nc
Elhinney'S mount.
The James Symington farm.
beyond LIE e sburg towards
Point-of Rocks, is a charming
old red brick home with all
modern conveniences. except
a television. The son of the
home. Pepper, borrowed a q
inch set to watch the conven-
ton last week, trying to catch
a postage stamp glimpse of
what Uncle Stu was up to.
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BY LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD.


When you listen to attrac-
tive Lisa Kirk sing, it's difficult
to imagine that at one time
she was enrolled in law school.
But 1 left because realized
the competition was too great
in the legal profession" she
told me at CHS when she was
rehearsing spectacular.
I admired an evening gown
hanging in Lisa's dressing
room. The dress was white,
form fitting and simple with
a burst of pleats below the
knees.
Il like basic simplicity"
Lisa explained, with an i'm
pact of glamour. Sometimes
this effect is achieved like the
flare at the bottom of a dress.
or you can have a touch of
glamour with color.
1T takes time and patience
to learn what looks best on
you and to develop your in
dividuality to the point of be-
coming a type. I went through
several clothes stages, but as
/ got to know myself better /
had a better understanding Of
what was right for me.
"At one time. to help pay for
my singing lessons" Lisa con-
f1ded. Il was a Powers high
fashion model in New York.
This experience gave me an
opportunity to see how differ
ent I could make myself look.
Il enjoyed experimenting
with hairStyles and makeup.
/ learned from color photog-
raphy that gray, beige or pink
tones are most becoming for
me. shy away from blatant
colorS. Tones that are demand
ing often overpower person.
atty. After all l want people
to remember me and not what
was wearing.
Camera Is Revealing
"A camera is so much more
revealing than a mirror. When
am doubtful about a costume
or what accessories look best,
I use a self-developing camera
and in a minute I can see my
self with perspective" Lisa
smiled.
With your experience as a
model l suppose you follow
fashion rather closely" l re-
marked.
mo. / don't allow myself
to be influenced by current
trends" Lisa revealed. II buy
clothes that are becoming to
me. ! wore big hats all through
the craze for little ones.
And / have never been
tempted to cut my hair be-
cause can style 1t so many
ways when it is long. But my
favorite style is to have it fiat
on one side and full on the
other" Lisa laughed. Il am
strictly a one-earring girl.
And" Lisa continued, II
don't go along with the SUM-
tan craze. l think a tan makes
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.Circling the

Continued from Page D-S

COntlnueu from rage D-O
took over in 1920. John Town
send. widening his scope, held
the mastership in Piedmont in
1907 and 1908 and was also
instrumental in starting the
Middleburg Hunt.
Averell. always an individual
in politics and in sports,
hunted of and on but his real
interest was in polo. According
to sources who were close to
his father, Averell wasn't a
very good polo player when he
started but. by hard work and
quick mallet work, he rose to
an 8-goal player.
SymingtOn's Tie
And over in Leesburg, Stuart
Symington has a brother
James whose wife Val and
daughter Dee-dee hunt with
the Loudoun Hunt and can
be found at most horse shows
on the Virginia circuit. Elev-
en-year-old Dee-dee usually
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Fashion Lexicon

AURORA BOREALIS: This
is the name of the flashing,
multicolor Northern Lights
it's also the name of flashing,
multicolor iridescent beads and
crystals that are slated to be a
top costume jewelry fashion
for fall. You'll be wearing
them in necklaces. bracelets,
brooches. The stones are
rhinestones coated with a sub
stance that gives an iridescent
effect. Most of them come from
Austria.
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|Indion Style

A jeweled pendant on your
forehead is definitely Oriental
in inspiration. Mounted on a
black tulle band, the evening
headpiece is encrusted with
pink stones, comes down also
to eyebrow level.
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lucknow creates
tissue faille beauty in
"MY FAIR
LADY'S" SHEATH

The most exciting item in your
fall wardrobe, your sleek long,
line sheath of ocetote and
royon crepe. The extreme in
terest lies in its large, flot-
terine sotin cowl neckIine
cinched at the front with
sparkling rhinestones. Slim
flottery in the droped hip-Iine.
It's another smart fashion
from our thrifty Fashion 5th
Shops. Black, brown, blue.
Sizes IL to 20; l4Hz to 22Nz.
WGL-Foshion Dress Shop, 5th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
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CORMIERE JR.
BRAS and GIRDLES

Little loves with the strongest urge to
hold you forever the way you want to be
held Just Whit Of nylon power-net, in
flashing coIors. All with heoven-touched
embroidered poneIs matching nyIon
lace bros. Pinwheel pink on pink, blue on
blue, white on white, white on platinum,
black on red, blue on black.
Girdes or pontie oirdIes, small, medium
or large. 7.o5
Bros, A and 3 cups 3.95
WGL-Corsets and Bros, Bird Floor
:. elso Chevy Chose and Alsxondrio
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clearing
tonight. low about sc. Mostly
sunny and less humid tomorrow
high about IS.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and
not as warm tonight, low $3.50
In west. in COS elseW here. Gen.
orally fair with moderate tenn
peratures tomorrow. not as hu-
mid in eastern and southern
portions.
Virginia - Scattered thunder
storms followed by clearing to-
night. low 60-66 in west and
north. 66-70 in southeastern por-
ton. Fair and less humid with
moderate temperature tomorrow
Winds-Southerly winds 1918
miles per hour shifting to west
erly tonight and west or north
west tomorrow. Good visibility
Five-Day Forecast for
Washington and Vicinity
July 10-July Ia
Temperature will be near nor
NAL Sc high and SO low for the
period. 1t will be cooler and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-09
DC. Attorneys Son Held
In San Francisco Suicide

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9 (P).
Phillip E. Siggers. jr., restaurant
counterman and son of WASH
ington, D. c., attorney, was
held today while police decided
whether to charge him with aid
ing a suicide.
Siggers. %, told police Mrs.
Oleta Farnham, Al, shot herself
Friday as they sat on a couch
at the apartment of a friend
Raymond E. Brest, so. Mr.
Brest found the body when he
returned.
Police quoted Mr.. Siggers:
II bent down and kissed hel
on the lips. I realized then that
she was dead and 1 got out Of
there in a hurry"
He was arrested Saturday
after police traced his photo
graph. which they found in the
purse of the victim.
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Foreign Policy Data
Asked by Wheeler

SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 9
(R.-Burton K. Wheeler, former
Democratic Senator from Mon
tana, last night demanded com
plete disclosure" by the Govern
ment Of facts concerning the
United States entrance into
World War II and the Nation S
current foreign policy.
Mr.. Wheeler, an opponent of
foreign aid, criticised this coun-
try's foreign policy from before
World War II to the present.
He commended in radio ad-
dress that unless all information
regarding foreign policy over this
span of time is released, I'VE will
continue to make errors of such
magnitude as to threaten poll
tical freedom"
Mr.. Wheeler appeared on the
Manion Forum of Opinion on the
Mutual Broadcasting System.