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Evening star., 1956-12-30

Miss Patricia Burke made
her debut for the second time
this season at a dance given
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Macauley Burke, last
night in the Community Gen.
ter in Middleburg.
The debutante came out
earlier in the season in New
York at the Debutante Cotil-
lion held on December 81 in
the Waldorf Astoria, follow
ing a dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Rockefeller for
her and their daughter,
Marion.
For last nights dance, the
deb wore a Jean Desses gown
of white slipper satin. with
white orchids. Her mother
wore an Adele Simpson gown
of gold satin and carried green
orchids.
Receiving with the deb and
her mother was her cousin,
Miss Olga Gardner Monks,
daughter of Mrs. John Monks
Danita to Mr.. Theodore
Meyerson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Meyerson. A Sep
tember 2 wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
O'Donnell-McG Gonequl

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles War;
rem ODonnell announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Joan Safady to Mr.. John
Richard McGonegal, son of
Mrs. Alfred Rawson McGone-
gal and the late 1t. McGone-
gal, USNR. A July wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Sounders-Henneberqer

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leroy
Saunders announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Ruth Alexine to Mr.. John
Charles Henneberger, son Of
Col. j.. B. Henneberger, USA
(retired). and Mrs. Henne-
berger. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Lermon-Bermun

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ler-
man announce the engage
ment of their daughter Vivian
to Mr.. Philip o. Berman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis D. Ber-
man of Baltimore. An April
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Miss Betty Edston
Will Be Murried

Mr.. and Mrs. william Eas-
ton II. of Rosemont. Pa. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Betty Ann to
Mr.. Fredric Arnold Nicholson.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L, Arnold
Nicholson Of Gladwyne, Pa.
Miss Easton attended Co
lumbia School in Rochester.
/, N. Y. Ogontz School in Rydal.
Pa. and Miss Helen North
fleet School in New York. She
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Todd-De Seguirunt

Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND D.
Todd of Arlington announce
the engagement of their
daughter Gail to Mr.. Henry
C. De Seguirant, son of Mrs.
Eva Swigle and Mr.. Albert
De Seguirant, both of Oakland,
Calf.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Udo-Vetter

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Uda Of
Homedale, Idaho. announce
the engagement Of his sister
Alice to Mr.. Charles Thomas
Vetter. jr.. son of Mrs. Vetter
and the late Mr.. Vetter of
Philadelphia. A January we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Biller
of Arlington announce the
engagement Of their niece,
Miss Sondra Elaine Kline, to
Mr.. William Edward Futrow-
sky, son Of Mrs. Max Fu-
trowsky and the late Mr..
Futrowsky. Miss Kline is the
daughter of Mr.. Henry l..
Kline of New York and the
late Mrs. Frances Bretler
Kline.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Field-Hedden

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Eu-
gene Field of Asheville, N. c.,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Eleanor Rose
to Mr.. John Osborne Hedden,
son of Mrs. Albert Henry He'd
den and the late Mr.. Hedden,
Of South Orange. N. ]. A
March wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
|Nichols-Phures

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Stanley
Nichols announce the engage
ment of their daughter Joy
Lynn to Mr.. William Byron
Phares. jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phares. A February 2
wedding Is planned.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Kiersteud-AH

Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND D.
Todd of Arlington announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Mrs. Todd Kierstead,
to Mr.. Theodore r. Alt, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob w. Alt.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen r. Kir-
son announce the engagement
Of their daughter Phyllis
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Rooch-GlYmph

Mrs. Charles E. Roach, jr. of
Chevy Chase announces the
engagement of her daughter
Mary Virginia to Mr.. Ben
Evening star., 1956-12-30
KeHoqg-Coombs

Mr.. and Mrs. William Black
man Kellogg Of Ashland. Ohio
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Carol to Mr..
Evening star., 1956-12-30

jamin M. Glymph. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Kelly Glymph
of Arlington. Miss Roach is
also the daughter of the late
Mr.. Roach.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
ENGAGEMENTS

Douglas Macleod Coombs,
son Of Mrs. Ralph D. Coombs
of Princeton. N. j., and the
late Mr.. CoombS. A summer
wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
Chillum Manor

Nc ave. and N. Cap 81. nr Walter
Reed; II nan. downtown. painted,
mod 1-nedrm. apis lee rms. car
inc, Adults only RA 3G4454
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
EAYLOR GARDENS
DE lUNE-C0NVFNIEN1
APARTMENTS WANTED

Llv. RM., kitchen, bath. or bach
MORALES, 3g92 Oliver 81. NV.
NEED fURN and nniurn. apis. in
d C. Let MANDEL bring you the
tenant, reas. fee. AID. 4-34OO.
%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
APIS. UNFURkisHED-VA.
lnALIIY ASHTON HEIGHTS

bedrms, duplex. spacious. lots OF
1875 4, CALVERT. Al. Just one
r,ile from Key Bridge 2-hedrn,;
apt. available FEB, I: $3.50. Call
,s sss H e. ou "A on. block lock- Off
wilson 5ivd. i-6edrm9 apt: so,
Call res. mgr. ia, s-4I35. --2g
51I5 n. 10th RD.. Arl.--I -bedrm.
apt. Good condition S5s. Call res.
mar; bet. am. ana pm, "a.
ARLINGTON. 1910 N. Courthouse
I'd, "a blk. from eourthouse-Newly
redec. enc. and ! bedrm. from $50
up. Free parking lot NO. 1882.
J. GIBBONS KoLB OIL. e-os96
e-bedroom apis.
Cal SO S-a3s5. -25
$. ARL.--l bedroom apt; 10 minis.
to Pentagon. on Columbia pike
ARR bedrms. very desir loo; 3
expos. 3r a.; adults, Sa6.5O incl.
ST! ssilI AND Il sis 18TH End ST ST. iiy.-
PREr sHa s STEW INC INC a atiIs.
day call Ma. S-S6S2! Pa
Artist A. eiile. and I bedrm.
apt. so and S53 incl. utllS.;
clean, redec mgr Ant. =, 1900
n. Pierce st, ia T.SQ2l. Iii
kit, bath. compl. redec.. Incl. util
) min TO d. c. or Pentagon Glenn
Langworthy, Apt house mgr. apt
A-ls2O n Queen 81. IA. S-5i6S
or JA A-Spn6 LII
1903 q. WINDSOR AVE. ALEX. VA.
- bedrmS., enclosed pch, kit.
bath Utilities incl $50 mo. l.
T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918 K
st. NV. Ma. S-0153.
n. ARL, MISSIONER bedrm.. liy
rm. dinette kit, bath IN s-unit
bids: close shop and bus. SIS
ia, 1887 after $50 pm. --a7
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, ar
excel ,a legation ssoS Of Iine n. homes cow
s Brk s'h eSIon sho0RR s p Dhd 'rsnia
rms. ga baths, kit. din area.
screened porch. att. gar bsmt., OF
a.-c.h.: level wooded lot. Priced &c
sell Call KE 10000 till pm
REALTY BROKERS, INC. Realtors
AMER. U. PARK Handsome brk
4-bedroom. .la-bath Colonial, con;
venient for, public and paroehia,
pins; wonderful big rooms mar
Vicious quality. low 30s. FRANK S
PHILLIPS. DI. 1-l4l1: ewes, Wo
BERKELEY AREA-Modern Colonial
brick, with lst-fl. bedroom AND
bath: 3 huge bedrooms and bath
Snssa po oSSrm complete Ma asPsfs
quiet street lust of Macarthur
blvd. S2!s.500 for quick sale. Cal
SHANNON d LUCHS CO., IKE. =
1900 I'LL pm.
BERkELEY--Beautiful custom bull,
brick, center-hall Colonial, with
enormous rooms and closets. library
ana law. 2 txin-size bedrms,. z
Foxhail I'd. 10 minutes from down
mediate sale. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
c Al 5Hil s syfs %oi 6.'SS bed.
rms. 3 baths: gear garage; every
convenience. Open. J. A. hayden,
c Afsasj Al S AVE-: west 0, Conn.
ave. not far-Brick: vacant, <
rooms. baths. Oil heat. garage, 3
bedrooms; good house; wants SILL
900. terms. Mr., LonR. with EDWIN
l.. ELLIS, Realtor, 1910 Vermont
ave. RE. 1-i14u.
CHEVY CHASE rms. l blk. from
Lafayette School; mr. circle and
Blessed Sacrament; vacant and re-
sffo!stsd OF nS Contract &c i seGepts Has
BUTTON q FLETCHER REALTY,
Wo. 6-5a00; eyes, wo. d-6lo6
CHEVY CHASE-completely recond. 4;
! blk schools din. nm. liz rn,
kit, den. LIST A.; 3 bedrms.. bath.
md G; Slsi5eO. oil. 7-99S;;t 40
c Ben, sed nnsk bath Il liy. rm, din
rm., Ice. kit, on LIST A.: . bedrms,
90 are very larRe). bath on IND 4. {.
beautifully redecorated rooms fully
detached, compact home with lots
OF livinr space TOWN q SUBuR-
BAN. EN- 2-a400. :,
CLEVELAND PAR" perfect location
tifully reiterated and remodeled
throughout; 4 bedrooms, baths,
maids rm. and bath. unique recrea.
ton rm.: -garaee, and large wooded
lot; S.S,5Ou; a terrific deal Call
SHANNON & LUcHs CO., IKE. =
cf S1a G ~ I'm. pr,cs rr,,..
rentals net l0Fs;. owner sacrifices,
fhnt fnFPitnrH ar lnA
bedfms., rec. rm. garage.
cal, Mr.. zlrkie. ST. aSa4GG: EYES" eves..
XII g-a0gS. PHILLIPS a. FULLER,
INC. l0l2 18th st, NV,
MANIFESTATIONS rambler style home
in choice "close.in' area: I bed
fast room with old fashioned FIRE
place! Have charcoal broilcd steaks
all winter! De luxe kitchen. recrea-
ton room. 2-car garage. Details
and to inspect ewes, oil 4-Ii.n.
Daily III d, EN- :-T4O0. METZ
LER. Realtol Builder. -
BLVD. AREA bed
on iirst iioorj; only S54.1SO; walk
ing distance to our Lady Of Vic
tory" parish and school This i'm
maculate home should particularly
appeal to q Catholic family wanting
excellent school facilities; stores
and transportation convenient: 10
minutes driving time to downtown,
Gall DE S isidS Or r "a ~ 7-oSao'
Isi6 KILBOURNE PL. apis, 3
kits. 4 baths. income S..l mo !.
owner leaving. $1,000 DIN, NO. =
ii UNDERwooD ST. N.w.--SSoo
dn.. !-bedrm, brick, full bSmt..
din. rm.. parking low payments
MR.. LAUGHLlN. Ho. .-35G6.
---a6
CHEVY CHAsE--Excellent brick cor.
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BUsINEss oPPoRTUNITIls

APPLIANCE STORE. dogntoSn To-
nerx disasree. must sell. No cash
needed Boz 3a7-D. Star. go
RESTAURANT fully equipped: for
sale OF lease Immediately. See
OWNER at 1905 33rd ST.. Mt. Rain
GKocERY. good location. 5000 bus
meas; must sell. Call No 1880.
TOR sALE-Established. wholesale.
bread and roll route IN Metropolis
tan Area and Va: excellent poten-
tai, premium products. ~. 5:S04s
1 stS ' ST. i Nv. FOR sALEEBriek
Nov Vacant IA. a-3353. -26
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. grocery
and meat market: loo. Brandywine,
Nd, l3 miles D. c.. mr.. several
Ice. Govt projects; established
over % yTs; IN same loo: Owner
I Hih apt, Ls Sps s1in" I sas S Sas
warehouse. Has oil h.-w.b,, ali
mod. fixtures and equip. nearly an
acre OF land. adjoining Pennsyiva-
MIA Railroad. This profitable bust
ness stock. equip and real estate.
S9nssnie 9Sly terns shSER
4. EARHsHAW. JR.' clinton. Nd.
wAfDORF, MD. Rte. sol, in the
center Of town. . doors from the
theater lge. S-rm. mod. home.
Also Also anoth:r Arm house that
ff foa.s ,0f on sf Rte m Soi L s. io5 S- 4
depth. This is an ideal business
loo. or investment at SIS.950;
convenient terms. PINKNEY A.
EEARNsHAw, yR.. Clinton. Nd,
lREsTAuRANT and short order carry
rented: great oppor. for couple or
asking $4,000 total for equip. and
stoek: have other interests. La
I-9RgS or 10. $4,000.
SERVICE STATION for immediate
borhood and commercial potential.
oman operation: minimum invest
ment REQUIRED: lucrative opportun-
~ for alert dealer. ia. 9-s501,
L All MSSraf owNERs-Am in.
terested in taking charse OF one
modeline. VIII finance. RIA. S-6aas
G00D BUY-N.E. detached property
living quarters; fun basement. hot
ow 1tsr hs # AI ssas!SSininE lot. 90 By
RRs STfanunRi III S'W.-same owner
I IL yrs: good food. clientele, al
excellent prices: LIQUOR. air-cond. /;
| seats IS, SIMPLE parking Crossed
! over $50. 900 In 1853. can easily
be increased; hours: pm. to
l1:30. pm, days. Price $4,000,
I includes stock 81 900 down. Eli
/ derby owner leaving city. LES
sHILBY. 1925 18Th ST. NV. Ma.
/ $3.50.
BAR AND GRILL. l shift: strictly
bar; nets $1,000 mo-: investigate
SANDWICH SHOP. owner guaran-
, tees approx $3.50 day; short
/ hours; closed Sun.
ATLAs-soUTHERN BLDG.
MA. $1,000 EN-. 2-3033
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
IINIISIJAI,
BOWLING ALLEY

Is big business these days.
and getting bigger. We have brand
new bowling area space ready to
30. Owner will install equipment
o. make special deal with operator
ttenantl TO install same himself
This layout is located in a high
density area OF the District. Write
for full particulars and appt. TO
inspect 10 Box 95-H. Star. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
SUNOCO

Will have available in the near
future several stations for lease.
Excellent opportunity for men to
enter into the profitable service
station business, Qualified sppli-
cants will be siven a training
period with oay. Stations will be
available that will earn from So
investment Of $4,000 required. Ap-
plleationS and personal interviews
will be available on Thursday be-
tween 8 am. and pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
HOUSES FURNISHED

n. E., 700 oglethorpe st.---Lovely
firms nicely furn.. rec. rm.. ia
baths, semidet. brick. fenced yard,
garbage disp.. elec. washer, DIXIE
REALTY co. MA. $3.50. ewes.
ARLINGToS--cute. modern. . bed
rooms, fenced yard. Available
bedrm,. furn. home.
bination; excel, garden spot, "a
acre OF ground; Sli0 per mo. PEN
TAGoN REALTY CO.. CIR, 3-0544.
l3o HEsKETH ST., Chevy Chase.
Md --Completely redecorated par
TALLY furnished, Q bedrms.. liv. rm,.
din rms kitchen, garage and ,
s sh9fsos ;aS Z Pr fRU RS CO. SSriR REAL
York ave ST. 3-d"0o. Ext. 20@,
SILVER SPRING, a-bedroom, .
bath older home in Woodside. Huge
lot cony. location. Si35 mo Gall
,l ~ v 2is2Sl at,el 6 okra,u -6 nSS..
s sSS bus 10 o hHpp ss b SenS U c fhS11
r ADAMS, Realtor. uN, 4-ll43.
1909 18th ST. N.w.-es rms, ms" o
baths. suitable for professional or
nonprofit organization; I9j mo. /;
lease. BUTTON g. FLETCHER
REALTY, WO t-5200; ewes, Wo.
! 10; HARVARD ST. N.w.--smart-
looking town house. overlooking
Rock Greek Park, with. 2B-ft. lily.
rm. -din. rm. comb, kitchen. = bed
rms, bath, pvt rear patio, Lear
parking: excellent furniture ideal
for couple or . professional per
sons. RA. 3-343l. -
- MT PLEASANT -
Arranged 3 apis, rms. :. baths,
3 kitchens . refer. Sis mo L,
7 GRAvATTE. 1918 K st. NV,
Ma. S-07b3.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-MD.

ROCKVILLE. +. and bedrooms.
living rm. dinette. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch: near
schools ana shopping center: SIS
to $50. plus utils. Pc, 2-42a6.
.-BEDRM. APT. liy. rm.. din. rm..
kit. with washer drier. and bath:
in new apt BLDG. on Silver 6pring
ave. Silver Spring: Sll0 unfurn..
uiils. incl. Elk. 3-5564 or Ju, g.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-snso Park
ments in beautiful Sliso Park.
Newly decorated and modern IA
ciatieS, utilities included Near
Blair High School and Rrade
school. convenient TO Walter Reed
Hospital Call MRS. SEESTED.
resident manager, Ju. s-i693.
TAKOMA PARK. near Washington
pvt. entr.; SO, utils. incl. Ju =
1900 or EV. 4-5063. Avail.
UNIVERSITY MANoR-MosI S sp-
peasing garden project Of close-in
SILVER SprinG area, thonshttully
planned. to offer you more COM
FORT more convenience. Charming
and spacious and :. bedroom apis
from SIS and from 500 incl. all
utils Cleaning kitchen, spacious
dining area sufficient ciostt space.
automatic laundry and storage
locker plus many other outstandtne
features, Also. attractive apt, nov
be close to wonderful sHoppins and
express transportation. New ele-
mentary school at project. See res
mgr, 5000 Old Bladensburg rd..
Apt. 2. ~. g-5sst, or SHANNON
q LucHs. 724 14th st. NV, Ma
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm. bedrm.
kit. din, bath; utils. incl, SsII0;
cple,. refs. no pets 10. 3-Bss9.
TAKoMA PARK, SH7. 5o--AtIr. /.
bedrm. apI, NJ Piney Branch and
Flower ave; newly dec; | blk to
bus and shop. RAFFkLI REAL
ESTATE, u. g-lt0:l or 10, 5-5593
TAkoMA PARK -bedrm lst-aoor
apt; sep. din. rm.; mr.. Wash. San.
private parking area: Sllu, incl.
utils. kAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU.
n-ll03 or 10 5-35a3.
SILVER SPRING; So ,5n--Modern
.hedrm. apt. IN new bldg, ja1
heshi Co.; private storage lofker
ESTATE. IL. a-ll03 or 10 5-3a93.
SILVER sPRING: $50. incl. utils
AttT, lSt-foor 2-bedrm apt nr.
Piney Branch and Flower ave; will
redec' . blks. to bus. close TO
shop. RAFFELL REAL. ESTATE. JU.
81 i9t or ~. 5.3Sa3 49,.
apt; Sa3 SO, includes utilities; rev
bids; immediate occupancy. Can
HI 4-945i G
NICE EFFICIENCY-Avaii. Feb. J.:
$50 SO incl. utils: Takoms Park;
attractive. ~ 9-s53n. Ju. a-SI10
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TRANSFERRED

3 DAYS TO SELL
must leave in > days, Who wants
PAY ANY COMMISSION, Cali me
quickly for this lovely Semidetached
brick home II years old . baths
Modern kitchen Recreation room
AID, 4-66nS,
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CHEVY Excellent brick cor.
BURLEITH--8 large rooms; rec.
room, garage, nice. Sli.h00.
CAPITOL H1LL--Artistic restored
brick. .sacrihcs. S14,700. ACTS,
AID, 2-2S1b. 25'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL tenant
who will pay up to s45O per month
rent for nicely furnished house IN
good northwest location. No chill.
drcn or pets Please call Mrs
Dixon OF JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.
ST. $1,000. --2I
FURN. - or 3-bedrm. home In near
by Wheaton. Excel. refs. 10. D.
3bO7, 90
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COLORED
S995 DOWN

N. cAPIToL AND cRlTTENpEN ST.
Mod brk. front porch. Il rms. q,
coiored tile bath rec rm. Gas heat
LOUIS BRESSLER
RIA. 1904 RA. 6-g6si
81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-08
Levin Moses Named

Levin Moses, of Bruce Hunt,
Inc. this city. has been named
to the Board of Directors of the
American Institute of Mems
and Boys Wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-08
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Baseball and Business
BY SYLVIA PORTER

WHAT GOES DOWN DURING
THE WORLD SERIES?-PRO-
DUCTION ON MACHIN
LINES, EFFICIENCY OF PER-
SONNET GENERALLY.
"Our production loss on ma
chimes averages Is per cent over
our expected figures during the
period Of the games and for
about one hour after" said Her.
bert Barefoot, president OF East
ern Rolling Mills-and his is a
typical experience. Added to this
is the intangible loss in sales
because during the same period
our incoming telephone calls
drop of about 80 per cent" Be-
cause Of this dop in phone calls
Mr.. Barchoh estimates the loss
in work done by Office personnel
Is at least double. that is. about
30 per cent"
TRADING IN THE STOCK
MARKET - I'VE estimate our
volume Of trading falls 20 TO 80
per cent under what II would be
without the World Series" said
a spokesman for Merrill Lynch
Pierce. Fenner and Beane. the
largest stock house in the world
Traders desert US. The efficienc,
Of our Office personnel goes way
down during game hours. Of
course"
Retail sales in many stores
I'VE lose about 2 per cent ii
tales in normal subway Sc.
ries was the report OF an Of,
ficer Of Mays The loss. hi
added. went as high as 7 PEI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-08
Owens Named Manager
OF Nations Business

William w. Owens has been
appointed business manager OF
the Nations Business, a monthly
magazine published here by the
United States Chamber of Com
Imerce.
Announcing this today, A. H.
Sypher, editor of the publication
said Mr.. Owens succeeds John
F. Kelley. who retires after 80
years with the magazine.
Mr.. Owens. a graduate of Cor
nell University, Joined the edi-
torial staff in 1945, after war
service in Africa and Italy as
ia major in the 309th Infantry
Three years ago he transferred
to the business Office. He lives
Iat 2617 N. Upland street, Airing
ton, Va, with his wife and two
sons.
Mr.. Kelley. SIS, and his wife
live at BIS Eighteenth street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-08
Martin Named to Post
By RadiO-TV Association

Donald N. Martin has been
selected as assistant to the presi-
dent of the National Association
Iof Radio and Television Broad
casters in charge of public rela-
gtionS. with headquarters in
Washington.
Announcing this, the associa-
ton president, Harold E. Fellows
said Mr.. Martin has resigned as
director of public relations for
the British Travel Association to
accept the post with NARTB.
The new executive will be pre-
.sented to the broadcasters at a
regional meeting to be held here
next Friday. He plans to move to
Washington with his wife and
two sons next month when he
takes up his new duties at
NARTB headquarters, It'll N
Street NV.
A native of California, he
began his career in journalism,
working for papers of that State.
and bureaus of the United Press
and Associated Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-08

One of the first things tn,
Civil Aeronautics Administration
did when it was born in 1888 wa,
to forbid venerable Roy Knaben.
Shue to fly an airShip of his owr
manufacture out of a field where
Arlington Farms now nestle.
Mr.. Knabenshue, oldest sur.
viving aeronaut and a man whose
name is all but lost in aviation's
fast pace, is readying his story
with editing and illustrator help
from the National Air Museums
Curator Paul CARRIER.
Now in his Dos, the old man
ager for the Wright Brothers
early airplane demonstrations
now lives in California. His mino
still nimble, he hopes to fill in
Ia long-standing void in the Ma
TONS aviation history, particu-
Ilarly as it relates to lighter-than-
air craft.
The one the CAA turned down
was sewn together, sometimes
with bleeding hands, in a base
ment at Arlington's Colonial Viii
lage. After some seven years OF
painStaking labor. the big gas
bag and its small engine were
ready, but the modern-day rules
caught up with the pioneer.
Mr.. Knabenshue was selling
motorcycles and Tom Baldwin
who jumped in the airplane bust
ness after the Wrights proved
their point, wanted an engine for
his plane.
The plane was aerodynamic-
ally sound; the engine was ur
to the job, but the plane couldn't
get off the ground. 1t was then
that Mr.. Knabenshue took to
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cent during the play-of for the
pennant in 1851.
Daytime restaurant business
They race in and race out and
that's the end of the day." COM
mented the head of one of New
York's biggest restaurant chains.
Many restaurants started lunch
at II am. last week to grab the
customers.
Activity in finance and indus
try generally-"When the game
is on. it's much harder to get a
yes or no from our accounts, :"
was the contribution Of a leading
banker. I'D say business Stacks
of rs to 80 per cent at least"
WHAT GOES UP DURING
THE WORLD SERIES?
Sales OF beer and soft drinks.
We know beer sales 60 up
and we use the series as a pro-
motion" said a representative Of
a big brewery milwaukee THE
weather has a lot 10 do with it.
but we always count on an in
crease in sales OF soft drinks, ("
echoed a Coca Cola spokesman.
Rentals Of TV sets and radios.
We rented 200 TV sets last
Tuesday alone" disclosed a
spokesman for Davega. a large
TV and sports chain. Business
men figure workers are going to
leave their desks anyway so they
might as well give them T'V sets
and keep them nearby"
And also helped Is the evening
business OF hotels. shows. eating
places in the town where the
Series Is being held.
] coryr.shs 1855 ire Han syna,sst, IA.