davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14
700 Irving st. NE.
1923 Charming st. NE.

Detached corner home: 3 rms. 2
baths, full attic, full basement with
outside entrance. oil h.-w.h.. 2
single garages: 500 month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14
1919 T ST. Sc.

Semdct. brick, q lge. rms. and .
baths: fun bsmt; built-ln gar:
gas heat: wood burning fireplace.
II. 6-1043, WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE & co Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14
LARGE CT LOAN

Semidet. brick in brand new house
condition; modern kitchen, full din
INK rm: full basement. good trans
pOrtaton: Immediate possessions;
only $500 down. Can Oh. AL 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

WHEATON AREA bedrm. house.
nice bsmt.: = blks. Wheaton H, 8;
4 blks. elem school: lge. fenced
I'd. with swings, children welcome.
Avail. immed S1l0. 10. 4-SO6l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

brick; g rooms. bath,
full basement, oil h.-w.h. Vacant.
$50 month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

Mr.. VIENNA, va cottages. ayail.
lnmed. Mod. faci!s. wooded sec
ton $40 mo. JE, .4-6s40. ID
O. ARL. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod,
screened porch: fenced yard. base
ment. walk TO schools Available
25th Jan: S125 mo. IA. 2-19i3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

FALLS CHURCH, vA.-Briek Cape
Cod: sl26 mo-, nv. rm.. kit, bath;
3 bedrms. den, finished in pine, fun
bsmt.. fenced yard; refs. REQUIRED.
For apt. call JE. 2-7l70 or JE 2
FOuR.BEDRooM HOME with sepa-
rate dining room and all-electric
kitchen on one acre: about 2 miles
from Naval Ord Lab. Just of o. S.
20; Si25 mo. on lease. Ju. g-0o15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

Fl Dupont area--6-room 6Fick II
excellent condition throusholt; I"
iaree bedrooms. modern kitchen
and bath. full basement Win
knotty pine recreation. room: gas
automatic heat: monthly payments
as rent. only 81 500 down. can
Mr.. Adams, UN i-568I;
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
10. "-G0a0 Ewes. Sun. he, 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14
rsINTOLAs REA

Ewes. JU. 7-6549 or HE. 4.7oa2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

KENSINGTON ARRA--S85 mo-. z
bedrm. bungalow; lge. porch cow.
loo. mr.. schools, church, transp.
10. 6.4192. sIGLER q CO., 10.
corner det., 4 bedrms. with 8 baths
II on. LIST floor); parking facilities;
now being papered, painted. ETC.;
with new kit, 1890 Piney Branch
I'd NV. waiter Reed-Shep, Park.
area. Deal for prof. man. 500 TO
Iespon. party. HOLLANDER. he
4-3gl5 or Elk. 3-3iOs, Mon. - )
CABIN JOHN Park par
tial-bsmt. home; OIL furnace, $40
mo Conv. 20 schools, store, franSp.
MRS. BURGESS. Realtor. ~ W
Broad ST. oil. .-I253. -l6
n ARL.--4- bedrm., H-bath UricE, IN
nice section mr. public Anu, st.
Anne's parochiai schools; 9 oedrms,
and bath on each floor Avail. Feb,
! SI65 mo, ia. 7-3314. II ,
SILVER SPRING--2-story brick. =
yms., finished rec. rm,, porch and
gar. sl25 per mo. Call Ju. % 1919.
r. 6. CO.---be05 61st pl., Riverdale;
1-hedrm. btk.. 500 mo-: avail. FEB.
] 2402 Lewisdale dr.; 3-bedrm.
mod. rambler, bsmta. t125 mo.
1918 oath ave-. AdeI. Pr. 3-bedrm.
brk,, bent., -sl20 mo, HE. $4,000
ewes, HA. 4-sSeS. W. W. LEWIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

Sol 5S III
BEAUTY SALON at I4ol Col I'd
NV. Modern. well EQUIP. Owner
wiEhes TO sell because OF illness. 81
NEW, modern service stations avail
able In DC and Va Well located;
reasonable capital Service station
experience preferred but not neces-
sary Contact MRS DePUY at IA
4-1I09. or write Box 1850. Star
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19
Mrs. II. ]. Hilty
Rites Held Friday

Last rites were held Friday in the
Trinity Methodist church in Spencer
vile for Mrs. Alvina Basinger Hilty,
81, who died Tuesday evening of last
week at her home at Route 2, Spen-
cerville. Death was caused by heart
attack after a three-week ILLNESS.
Mrs. Hilty was the wife of Homer
j. Hilty, former Allen county COM
missioner, Democratic candidate for
that office in May. She was a men,
Der of the Trinity Methodist church,
Spencerville; past worthy matron of
the Order of Eastern Star, the
Amanda township Farm Women's
club, and the Christian Quest club.
Surviving in addition to her hus-
band are son, John D., Route /,
Spencerville; a daughter, Mrs. Calvin
Kiracofe, Route 5, Lima; two sisters,
Mrs. Kate Baumgardner, Bluffton /;
Mrs. Monroe Hilty, Columbus Grove,
and five grandchildren.
Officiating at the services was the
Rev. James Mccormack. Burial was
in Spencerville cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19
HarrOd Congregational Christian Church
Scene OF May, Best Wedding March 10

honor, a sister, Carolyn, wore pink
frock. Her flowers were carnations
and roses.
David Pritchard acted as the best
man for Mr.. Best.
Miss May was graduated from
Bluffton high school in the class of
1853. She is also a graduate of the
Mcconnell Air Line school, Mime
apolis, Mimi. Mr. Best is graduate
of Lafayette-Jackson high school and
is an employee of the Lima Westing-
house Corp.
Mrs. Donald Best and Mrs. Harold
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19
CIR Honor Roll
Lists 88 Students

Eighty-eight students of Cory
Rawson were listed this week on the
honor roll for the fifth six-week
grading period, it was announced by
X. K. Derrickson, superintendent of
schools.
Those on the honor roll are as fol-
lows:
Twelfth grade = Marjorie Am
stutz, Rosemary Anderson, Larry
Bame, Beverly Battles, Dorine Bosse.
Media Clymer, Elizabeth Creighton.
Susan Derrickson, Kay Dever, Janet
Edinger, Jerrilyn FaIk, Martha Fritz,
Thomas Hartman, Mary Heldman,
Roberta Hause, Annette Habegger,
Lois Inbody, Janet Inbody, Phyllis In
body, Patsy Lehman, Marilyn Neff,
James Nonnamaker, Edith Poe, Mar
lene Powell, Sarah Jane Rausch,
Carol Reiter, Tom Reiter, Shirley
Ruppright, Marilyn Smith, Betty
Stewart, Iva May Tripplehorn and
James Warren.
Eleventh Edith Augsburger.
Alice Blackburn, Ivan Dangler. Jarry
Frantz, Dolores Hanna, Carol Hart
man, Bill Marquart, Joyce Meyer,
Janet Niswander, Ruth Stewart, Eliz-
abeth Which, Roger Williamson,
jerry Augustine, Margaret Boehm,
Robert Hannewald, Margaret King
Ter, Arlene Marshall, Jack Rogers,
Elaine Stratton, Sherman Wilkins,
Ronald Wolford and Marilyn Zim-
norman.
Tenth = Nancy Armbrecht, Joyce
Collins, Larry Elsea, Don Foltz,
Merlin Marshall, Connie Spaeth,
Marilyn Bame, Dean Biery, John
Curry, Dorothy Diller, Joan Coins,
Sharlene Huffman, Suzanne Mann,
Patsy Powell, Kenneth Redd, and
Alan Rettig.
Ninth = Earle Cole, Eddie Filhart,
Roger Kenton, Roy Meyer, Elaine
Rossman, Larry Schaller, Frank
Scoles, Betty Won Stein, Joan Wise,
Sara Mae Bower, Jerry Burkholder,
Suellen Falk, Sheila Gibbs, Larry
McDougle, Gary Pummell, Kayleen
Ruppright, Jerry Carl Smith and
Rachel Smith.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19

PRIZE WINNING film, -Four
Hundred Million Heartbreaks, de-
picting tragic conditions among the
millions in India and the tremendous
sacrifice a Hindu has to make to
become a Christian, will be shown
at 3 p. m. Sunday in the Bluffton
High School Auditorium. This was
one of the special four films chosen
by national leaders for showing at
the National Association of Evangel-
icals national convention in Cleveland
this month.
Immediately preceding the projec-
tion of the film will be the oral re-
port by DIR. Don R. Falkenberg of
Lake Worth, Florida, as he relates
the breath-taking experiences of his
tour through India, during which he
'organized the national Christians for
the largest evangelistic crusade in
the history of the Christian faith.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19
AWARDED DIPLOMA

Charles Dwain Hauenstein, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hauenstein, N.
Main street, was one Of ten journey
man tool and die makers awarded
a diploma last week by the Lima
Westinghouse Corp. upon completion
of the company's four year tool and
die maker apprenticeship program.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19

The Harrod Congregational Chris
tian church was the scene of the
March 10 wedding of Miss Betty May
and Mr.. Dale Best. The Rev. Willard
Thomas heard the vows exchanged.
Miss May is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold May, Route 2, CO.
lumbus Grove. Mr. Best's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Best, Route 5,
Lima.
For her wedding the new Mrs.
Best was attired in a white dress of
linen and rayon with jacket. She
wore a corsage of roses. Her maid of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19
Charles BOWersOX
Services Saturday

Services were held in the Perry
Miles Funeral Home, Findlay, Satur-
day afternoon for Charles Bowersox,
80, who died at his home in Union
township Wednesday of last week.
Death followed two-year illness.
Mr.. Bowersox was born March 18,
1874 in Union township, the son of
Jacob and Mary Keister Bowersox.
He was married to Almira j. Huff
man February 10, 1906 and she died
in August of that year. February 20,
1910 he married Geneva Knepper. She
survives.
Brothers Pharis, Henry, Jerry,
Cyrus, Robert, John, William, Frank
and George are dead.
The Rev. C. L. Kerns officiated at
services. Burial was in Clymer Gem
etery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19
REAL ESTATE DEALS

The following real estate deals
were listed in the office of the
Allen county recorder last week.
Bluffton: Vaughn Joe Bronson,
dba Dewitt Ewing, lots 543, 544,
Kraft & Romey Addition. tax 55c.
Lydia Gratz to Dewitt Ewing, lots
SOS, 566, Kraft & Romey Addition,
tax $3.50.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19

Best, sister-in-law of the bride, en-
tertained with bridal shower in the
Lloyd Best residence. Miscellaneous
gifts were presented.
The couple are residing on Lima
Route 5.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-04-19

ADD CINNAMON or slivers of
orange or lemon rind to mashed sweet
potatoes to make them a "gourmet's
delight"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Brazil Presses
Capital Shift

RIO DE JANIERO, Dec. Il
(P.-President Juscelino Kubit-
schek is pushing plans to move
Brazil's capital from Rio de jan
GIRO to Brasilia before his term
planned in 1892.
Despite some grumbling, Mr.
KubitSchek appears determined
to complete the move, first
planned in 1860.
Brasilia is almost the geo.
graphical center of this huge
nation. Blessed with a mild eli.
mate, compared to Rios humid
summer heat, Brasilia is in 9
region of lakes. rivers and Low
rolling hills.
Mr.. Kubitscheck's latest move.
came in two official orders. He
ordered that the Brasilia airport
be ready so that the first mass
can be celebrated at the airport
January 3. He also ordered that
the presidential palace be ready
Tor occupancy within one year
Thus Mr.. Kubitschek, who i:
getting a speedy new officia,
plane. will be able to spend time
at Brasilia and commute fol-
conferences with the rest of the
government in Rio until the move
becomes official.
Although plans for the trans.
fer have been approved by sew.
eral congresses, the actual move
Is not expected to be made with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12

even in Nevada: He lost his
money in Las Vegas and his wife
in Reno. Galena. the singer
arriving at the Cotillion Room,
is billed as the Sigh from Siberia,
Bahama Babe, the Calypso
cutie at the Jamaica Room, is
now just plain Joan johnson.
If you want to import any Ra-
cooks, Razook Importers are in
the Plaza Hotel. !. Herb ShrineF
won't have a phone in his car.
It's too much trouble running out
to the garage to answer it.
The American Irving Savings
Bank on West Forthy-second
street. Does it have Mexian Irving
and Cuban Irving branches? !.
Sid Feller's orchestra has actually
made an album for ABC- Para
mount records called Music For
Mothers. !. Luchow's
is feeling the effect of the rising
Has just installed seven
new high chairs. X. Neal Hefti
thinks he may start an out
fit called Alcoholics Autonomous.
Two drinks and you're on your
own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12

Actually. this is more thar
Moliere's "Tartuffe," being the
updated, freely adapted version
by Miles Malleson. 1t is preceded
or backed on stage, in the
Arena production by a prologue
borrowed -and maybe freely
adapted. too-from LIN
promptu de Versailles"
"Tartuffe." in case you've for
gotten this one, is subtitled "The
Hypocrite" and in it Moliere
takes a dim but highly comic
view of hypocrisy. Its central
figure, the Tartuffe Of the title,
is a purportedly pious pauper
who has managed to ingratiate
himself into the heart and home
of a rich man named Orgon.
Il
He hides gluttony, greed and
lechery behind a Sanctimonious
mask. He drinks Orgon's wine,
eats his food, gets him TO promise
his daughters hand in marriage,
Before he is through he tries to
seduce his hosts wife and almost
gets away with his home and
fortune
AS directed by J. Howard
Dietz. who has added a touch OF
George Abbott to the Moliere-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

avenue. Marguerite Sierra
at the st. Regis Maisonette and
Dorothy LamOur at the Versail-
les both use their own built-in
microphones. i can't wait fol-
one Of them to get tuned in or
the others frequency. It's
nice to see Vincent Lopez. one Of
the earliest of handsmen, make Il
big as a TV star. Comics
Allen and De Wood are shopping
early so they can pay for it BY
Christmas. Birdland cele-
brates its seventh anniversary
"a week from Saturday. Jazzal-
tov. Those weight-reducine
slot machines in Larry Mathews
beauty salon must be the first
time anybody fed slot ma
chine trying to lose. The
column ! never miss is called
Flares and Chips from the World
of Soy in the Soy Bean Digest,
The hatchick at the Velvet
Club had to quit. She's allergic
to velvet.
Who says there amt no prog
ress? You don't see Santa chew
ing tobacco this year. A
chorus gal wanted to get secretly
married last week but couldn't
afford a press agent. Jono-
than Winters is finally finding
the range as q TV comic.
Overheard at the Living Room
Whats his average income?"
"Oh, about 3 o'clock in the morn
ing" One of the horses al
Sylvia de MeIIO's Sunnycroft
Ranch is named Hydromatic,
It's shiftlesS. j. Movie headline
"Vera-EIIen To Drop Hyphen as
Actress" Oh, dash it all!
Billy Eckstine into the Copa in
January. The Grand Union
stores now sell matching steaks
marked His and Hers. But none
for Fido.
4 + 4
Who said age ruins a guys
reflexes? Archie Moore hit the
canvas as fast as any young
fellow. :. Alex Daybreak is a TV
producer. So why doesn't he
produce the Early. Early Show?
|. Sam Sterling of the Miami
Emhers has a friend who broke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Law Scholarship
Plan Studied

The Prince Georges County
Bar Association yesterday APP
pointed a committee to study the
cost and feasibility of setting UP
Ia law student scholarship fund
in honor of Ross G. Porter, lost
in Chesapeake Bay during a
Thanksgiving eve fishing trip.
Thomas Elmo Jones. president
of the association. noted that a
number of contributions to the
groups educational fund have
been received from friends OF
Mr.. Porter. The only trace of the
District Heights attorney have
been bits of wreckage from his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12

Continued From Page DID
lives at the Raphael Hotel for the
run Of the play.
Helen AinswOrth describes her
Independent picture with partner
Guy Madison, 1.-The 9th Day. y
as "Science-fact. This is the
FIRST for our Romson company
with Guy acting in it," The story
by John MantIey-he's a nephew
Of Mary PickfOrd-will be pub
lished by Dutton with the release
Of the picture.
%%
When Mel Ferrer and Audrey
Hepburn arrive here this week,
Leo McCarey will offer them the
starring roles in the first love
story ever written about-"Adam
and Eve" He'll have to overcome
Mel's belief that it is better fol-
movie star mates to emote
apart.
Ricardo MOntalban is gaining
back the 10 pounds he lost slip
ping out of Cairo during the
height Of the bombing. And he
has also completed the picture
that landed him on the hot seat
"Son of the Sheik."
DiIys Powell, top movie critic
for the London Sunday Times
and heading to Hollywood
paused in New York to enjoy
among other things, dinner in
what she describes as "a fash
ionable restaurant" and two
women arguing over the bill!
"Ah remember clearly, ah gave
him fob bits"
New star Dianne Foster won
her battle to remain a natural
brunette. She's starring In 1.-THE
Brothers Roco," and the pro-
ducerS wanted her to dye red
Nothing doing" said Dianne
think this gal will go places
Most movie newcomers are toe
timid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
corcorun Sets Party

There will be a Christmas
party for 200 students and the
faculty Of the Corcoran School Of
Art from 5 to 8 pm. Thursday,
Mrs. Rudyerd Boulton, chairman
of liaison with the school from
the Women's Committee Of the
gallery. is planning the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12

boat found several days after
his disappearance.
The scholarship fund would be
used to aid Prince Georges
County law students in need Of
assistance.
! The association also an
nounced it viii soon appoint a
historian to collect old records
and history Of the bar since its
formation some SIS years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12

out a congressional battle. Many
congressman do not want to
leave Rio for a pioneer-type cap
ital. Proponents of the move de-
clare it is about time officials
left the fieshpots and good living
of Rio"
There also is some diplomatic
opposition to the move, although
this is always expressed pri-
vately. The United States En-
bassy is one of Rios most mod
! ern buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Arena Stage Has a Fine
Frolic With MoIiere
By HARRY MACARTHUR

This being the for it, Arena Stage has wrapped
bright and gay bedcked Christmas package ought
light its patrons It's Moleres 18th century satire Tartu
Some Of Arenas engaging and talented players having the
time of their lives through and around
there and have the time of your life watching them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
The Dotted Lines

NEW YORK-Well, those quiz
programs prove one thing; the
modern grandmother will do
anything for a grand. Egg
boiling is cinch if you live on
Park ave. The Lever House
broadcasts its Christmas carol.
which runs exactly three min
uteS, and then takes a one min
ute breather. Sign on Dave
Goldberg's desk: This is nom
profit organization. It wasn't
meant to be but that the way
things turned out" +. The two
boppers walked down Broadway
and saw Santas on almost every
corner. II don't dig his talent, :"
says one. "but you gotta admire
his agent for getting him all
those additions" A Dun
halls waiter saw the movie
Riff" on a double fe-feature.
I. Sheila Barrett, who's been
away too long. brings her humor
and mimicry to the Red Carpet
for a series of Sunday nights
starting with the coming one.
!. =. Why it is that anytime they
call guy an old fool he's in
variably rich? -. Frank Young
has Christmas gift for friends
who have everything: Salk shots.
y + +
AS self-appointed historian of
the brassiere business, the COL
umn hereby reports that the
Breathin Bra Co. is at 389
Fifth avenue, Caresse bras are in
Brooklyn, Career Bras on Sew
enth avenue, the Do-All Bras in
Brooklyn, Revelation Bras on
Fifth avenue and Tres Secrete-
bras are very quietly on Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12

BY T AdeTa i.es D sssDt. s t g M III:
Malleson, directed by J. Howard Dietz
setting by Robert Conley, lighting b!
Leo Gallenstein, costumes by Jane Stan
hope. At Arena STAGE.
The Cast
Madame Pernelle, Mother Of .orgon
orsOn. Husband of Elmirs -
Elmire. wife or orgon Gerry jed
Damis, Son Of Orgon James Rsdo
Mariane, Daughter Of orgon,
vsrs Tov 81 y xa Ms MsrsG Bel Tenns9
Cleante, Brother-in-Law Of orgon
Tartuffe, Hypocrite james Harwood
Dorine, Companion 10 Mariane
M. Loyaie, sherin's onicer
An onncer of the Police Henry Oliver
Fiipote, scrvant to Nine Pernelle
Goddard Winterbottom
''' " Robert Livingston
lst, Sergeant Goddard winteEbottom
Court Ofleial - Henry Oliver
King Louis XIV Michael Foley
Malleson. it becomes a lusty
free-wheeling frolic on Arenas
center stage. 1t is funny usually
as well as aurally. for which Jane
Stanhope's period costumes car
take some Of the credit.
The playing by the cast headed
by Ann Chodoff, Gerry Jedd
Allen Joseph and James Har-
wood is spirited. Mr.. Joseph. ar
Arena veteran. cuts a most comic
figure as the man who befriends
Tartuffe and refuses to believe
evil Of him, even from his owr
wife and son. Mr.. Harwood wraps
his black-clad, black-heartec
Tartuffe in an aura of spurious
piety that is a great delight.
Miss Choroff brightens every
corner of 'Tartuffe" she enters
with a bouncy. zestful portrait
of the outspoken maid Of the
Orgon household. A man woulc
be a fool to fire a maid ike thi;
for talking back and Orgor
doesn't. though he gets into 9
hilarious battle with her at one
point. Miss Jedd is making hel
Arena debut as Orgon's wife anc
she proves to be a young actres.
with warmth and style. She lalsC
is an actress with voice. Ample
support fer these four is pro.
vided by Margot Hartman
Eileen Whyte, Warner Schreiner
Del Tenney and the others.
The prologue seems to have
been tackled on here solely to gel
King Louis XIV to the theatel
to see "Tartuffe." but there mus
have been an easier way. 1t il
no match for Moliere. It soor
steps out Of the way, however
and after it does the proceed
ings at Arena Stage get might!
lively
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

from the north and to empty
the flood Of traffic to the south
The major artery within In
terama will be a l0-lane high
way based on mile peri
phery road which will completely
circle the core on which the In
terama main buildings will be
located.
One Of the sites expected to
be q favorite with tourists will
be a l.5o0-foot drive across a
lagoon. the road on pontoons.
surrounded by man-made islands
beautifled with tropical plant
ings.
South Florida travel interests
point out that 1859. when the
trade center opens, o partial re-
volution will accompany 1t in the
domestic and Latin American
tourist fields,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08
Carlton RecitoIs Send
Music Over Lake Area

Itablished the sanctuary in the
scenic highlands around Iron
Mountain as q retreat for man,
q refuge for birds and a sylvan
setting Of natural beauty. The
SO acres embrace some 80 lakes
and are bordered by many citrus
groves.
The singing tower rises 230
feet above the summit Of Iron
Mountain with carlton bells In
the top portion. The II bells
cover a range Of four and one
half octaves. Bourbon bell,
known as the tenor bell. weighs
approximately II tons and the
smallest bell weighs IL pounds.
Recitals are held regularly on
Tuesdays. Thursdays. Saturdays
and Sundays from December Is
to April Is. The bells are best
heard at a distance Of about
200 yards from the tower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

ginnings while the Ringlings
were making trips to Europe IN
search Of talent for the circus.
The Ca DIAN. officially known
as the Ringing residence. was
included as Q gift to the State
Of Florida and has been de-
veloped according to the wishes
Iof the donor. In his will. Ring
ling expressed q desire that the
residence should become o mu-
scum Of Venetian art.
The Museum Of the American
Circus. located on the grounds
of the palatial estate. contains
q story Of the American circus
in posters, prints. models, parade
wagons and momentos Of famous