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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-26
Union Countian
Gets Patent For
No-SpIash Device

MARYSVILLE, OHIO - Mrs.
Jean Goche, executive officer at
the Ohio Reformator y for Women,
recently received a patent for a
device she designed to prevent
water from leaking or splashing
out of shower stalls, it has been
learned.
To prevent water from escaping
from the shower, Mrs. Goche de-
signed a new-type shower rod on
which the curtain is hung to curve
first inwardly at a right angle and
then outwardly at a right angle on
the ends.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-26
Change Proposed
To Permit Hiring
0ut-Of-State Men

COLUMBUS, o. LPp-Legislative
action is under way to help Ohio
hire administrators from other
states.
Two senators proposed a change
in the State Constitution to cut
"red tape" in filling such posts as
highway director, state school sup
erintendent and mental health di-
rector.
Shortly before legislators ad-
journed until Monday night, Sena-
tors Fred Harter (D-Summit) and
Charles A. Mosher (R-Lorain) Of
fered a Senate-House resolution to
effect the change.
They would eliminate a require
ment that such appointees must be
eligible to vote in Ohio by living in
the state at least year. Legisla-
tive approval would place the
question before Ohio voters for
final decision at the polls.
The time required to settle the
question, officials said, gives little
comfort to the State Board of Ed
ucation or Gov. G. William ONeill
in solving employment problems.
Harold S. Vincent cited the ban
as reason for dropping a con-
tract to become Ohio's SIS, ,O00-a-
year superintendent of public in
struction. He decided to remain
head of Milwaukee schools.
O'Neill got around the hurdle
by hiring Charles M. Noble, chief
engineerjof the New Jersey Turn
pike, as a $30,000-a-year secretary
in charge of highways. Noble will
be eligible to become director of
the State Department of Highways
in a year.
But O'Neill says he has been
unable to draft" an out-of-state
expert to head the State Depart
ment of Mental Health and Cor
rection at $4,000 annually be-
cause of the technicality.
OBEDIENCE
There are two kinds of men
who never amount to much
those who canot do what they are
told and those who can do moth
ing abe.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-26
WCTU Meeting Is
Held At Campbell
Home February 19

The Womans Christian Temper
ance Union met Tuesday, Feb. 19
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Camp
bell. Mrs. Edith Stephenson was
the assistant hostess.
The president, Mrs. Freda Stra-
ley opened the meeting with a
poem and prayer. The group gave
salute to the American Christian
and Temperance Flags.
Mrs. Anne Timmons presented
the devotions. The group sang
Onward Christian Soldiers.
Scripture reading was from he
10th chapter of Luke, the story of
the good Samaritan. The topic
theme was, Women in a Commun-
ity" Mrs. Timmons spoke of some
of the women of the Bible who
helped in the spread of christian
ity; also of the ways the local W.
C.TU. members can help in the
community. She closed with a
prayer.
Mrs. Straley conducted the busi-
ness session. She announced that
the annual W.CTU. West Jeffer-
son Institute would be held March
19 at the home of Mrs. Fern Tho
mas, the county president. The
following ladies were appointed to
assist: Mrs Jane Braithwaite, Mrs.
Edith Stephenson, Mrs Minnie
Schmelger, Mrs. Myrtle Byerly,
Miss Gladys Grasslee and Miss
Maybelle Keyser.
The book, "A Cup of Fury" by
Upton Sinclair, was purchased by
the Union and presented to the To-
cal public library
1t was announced that the late
Mrs. Bertha Hillholland had been
made a state memorial patron of
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union by her daughter, Mrs. June
Hay, through the local Union. Fol-
lowing the announcement an ap-
propriate poem was read and a
prayer given as a tribute to Mrs.
Millholland.
For the program, Miss Keyser
read an article on the United
States flag, composed by Mrs.
Stevenson.
Mrs. Marys Purviance read an
article entitled, Abraham Lincoln
as Crusader for Prohibition" and
an article which told how alcohol
contributed to the tragic death of
Lincoln.
Delicious refreshments were SER
we'd by the hostesses.
STElNMETZ FAMILY
VISIT IN CLEVELAND
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. SteinmetZ
were in Cleveland February 18
through 20 attending the fortieth
annual convention of the Ohio
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-26

auditorium. DR.. William Balsom,
Assistant Superintendent of the
Girls Industrial School of Della
ware, Ohio will be the speaker and
his topic will be Juvenile Delin-
quents' He will be speaking to
approximately $50 c. c. L. mem
berS.
A meeting was held Monday
evening, Feb. Is at the home of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-26
Rebekah Circle Meets
With Mrs. Merriman

The Rebekah circle of the w. S.
c. S. met at the no m e of Mrs.
Richard Merriman on Monday
evening. Feb. Is. Mrs. Kenneth
Coe was in charge of the program
and the topic for the evening was
Little known Facts of the Bib
le" Refreshments were then serv-
ed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-26
80: 80; 80: West Jefferson Nelus 80 80

Mrs. Robert Recob with officers
of the four clubs in town with MRS.
William Craver of Worthington,
Ohio, the South Central District
president of the Child Conservation
League as guest.
A lot more good could be seen IN
others if we didn't have so many
faults of our own.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-26
President hanks
0hioan For Time
With Defense Job

DELAWARE, OHIO, - Up -
Arthur S. Fleming who has resum-
ed full duties as president of Ohio
Wesleyan University, has received
a letter of thanks from President
Eisenhower. 1t said in part:
Along with my appreciation OF
your services as director. Office
of Defense Mobilization, you have
my thanks for your great contri-
button to the work of my advisory
committee on government organi-
zation. / am glad that you can
continue as a member of the COM
mittee and will be available for
further consultations from time to
time"
The President said of DR.. Flem-
ing'S work as mobilization director:
In this complex and exacting
work, your vision and sound judg-
ment have been of the highest va
lue. The nation has indeed profit
ed by your dedication to this serv-
ice over the past four years"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-26

More the New England coast this man
made the first radar tower in the nations
new against air attack Costing $l5
million Air personnel its three decks and
enough gear supply city of 100000 Its three
spherical designed raiders at dis
tances which military secret The 6ooo-ton island IS
structure to stand far from land amid scn
hazardous conditions according Gulf Oil which supplied
fuels during the unprecedented erection job by
DeLong Corp "a joint VentureD
Evening star., 1957-12-30
REAL ESTATE LqAMs
MONEY 70 LOAN

AUTO LOANs--Cars or trucks. In
rs minutes whether tvs paid foi
or not HERSON'S. sth and Q
nv DE 2-7fn0
MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000. $50.
O0O--Oroup your debts. lower youl
payments. refinance your property
and improvements. quick. honest
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc, Only IN the state ol
Maryland Call Mr. ROBER rs
Baltimore Nd day or night: suns
and holidays at Saratoga 7-t0f5
Evening star., 1957-12-30
BORGWARD SO
STATION WAGON

gOnN OArfOtD MOlOhS
IA 5-92ea open III 3
BORGWARD SO
STATION WAGON
Only SI.7g5.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1901 Rhode Island Ave NE.
co, 5-Sl2a Open 7.3O-i0, sun, iO-S
BUICK SO hardtop. beautiful .
tone; fully equipped: Immaculate
INSIDE and out. thoroughly recon-
ditioned' only $1.S47.
Emerson & Orme, Buick
dl8 r. !, Ave. NE. LII. 7-5sOO
BUICK 1850 super l.dr: S.95
New-car condition. S36 down
FALLS CHURCH ne Soto-Plym-
outh. Lee highway At Hillwood
ave, u 2-o3O0
BUICK SIS Super hardtop. beau
tiiul .-tone; T. and h.. power
steering and brakes, dyna.. Wv
tires, etc. Only Sl,645.
Emerson & Ofme, Buick
dlB R. !. Ave NE. Lu. $4,000
BUICK 'b5 Super convertible. power
steering and brakes. dyna., r ana
si.e4s, HoRNER.s 'ccoRNFiRHs, NiHs'eHi "a
ne at 9th, II. 6-046i,
BUCKS '53 selection Of colors and
models: choice OF \; ssa7 to SSD5
Emerson & Orme, Buick
gi6 R, !. Ave. NE; ~. 5-ssog
BUICK '65 Roadmaster Riviera
coupe; ~ fn5 OF best Offer. 10
.-3l35 or IL. 4-B202
BUIcKs-'SOs. sedans, 2-drs. and
hArdtops. selection Of cOlOrs. All
FULLY. equipped all reconditioned,
Emerson & Orme, Buick
siSl "a 1vs, Ave NV, ", W. 7.sSSc 7.sSSSC
BUICK '53 Roadmaster Riviera
SSqpe Syns Or SEDAN sSa pOysro py.soos stesTinS Y
others to choose S from, HoRNEfR"ss f"s /
CORNER, ~ Years q Buick Deal.
er Fla. ave. ne. at 9TH, ii
B-64Bi.
BUICK 1853 2-dr. Special Riviera
hardtop. maroon and white, fully
equip dynafiow, r.,h, Wv. tires
etc sale priced S1,lOS. Can finance
with Sli5 down or bank rates.
Royal Motors (Plymouthl
400 ga. Ave NV ia. a-ep0O
BUICK 80 sedans-F Fully equipped
all clean end recOndltinnedi ready
to roll SI47
Emerson e. Orme, Buick
1l0 n, ]. Ave NE Du. 7-b2O0
BUICK ig55 super hardtop; ..
tone red and ivory; radio. heater
full power, exceptionally clean, low
mlleagei ! owner. Only Si,B4S
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
3llO Lee Hwy, Arlington, Va.
IA, 2-OOO3 Open III $3.50
Evening star., 1957-12-30
TT 4,
A RED BOW

Around this beautiful pastel brick
split-entrance home! rs sensa-
Uonail Big Kitchen with eontem-
borary-type outdoor dining terrace,
pius adjoining dining room with
Hoor.to-ceiling fireplace, 3 bedrms,.
zfbaths on LIST level. family I'm.
sna an eecrn ns nstn 1t ana Hery pul,si,n assipl
sbie location: S27.D50. REAL Es-
TATE SERVICE, INC, ia. 10000,
Evening star., 1957-12-30

CMNIbLEu ID Winoeof S-of. nara
top: = and b., Wv tires, auto.
transm.. power steering; low pile.
ess; Isq,ns &c fMESsssohh ssh < Fsaf affHoapssoeRNE " seRE
chrysler plymouth Dirs., Used car
Dent, 12a7 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-20i5.
DAUPHINE
BY Renault
Luxury at Low Pricei
Si,3f5 TO Sl,605
4-DooF. 6-Pass. Sedan
Triumph TR-3
s2,675
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR
SEE THE NEW igjs
TRIUMPH SEDAN
TRIUMPH ESTATE WAGON
81 Rn0
BANK FINANCING
UNITED
AUTO SALES, INC.
s425 Reedis DrIys 49,.
Open Daily and Sat, . TO 0 !
itlU0 N Moore 81
Daily. D 70 b; sat. 3 10 q
DE sOTO 55 Custom. convertible
coupe: automatic transmission
radio. heater, power steering, new
tires. new-ear condition; 81 .4D5.
safety tested for your protection
Jn-day written warranty. PAUL
EROS. tOLDSl, wis and Ellicott
1T. nv. kE, 7-l30s.
DE SOTO SIS hardtop; fully
equipped. low mileage. very clean.
Wv. tires: si,2D5. JU. 7-S1S5
DEsOTO so. Firedome Va. and
b., power steering and power
brakes, auto trans. immae., 0nly
SGnb full price. bank nm. TON
CARR ED6EL. INC. 1901 Good
Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-7sbs.
DODGE '52 4-dr.; excel. cond.. new
tires and battery. 7. and h.; paint
like new. Real bargain. OWNER,
KE. 7-lbs3.
DODGE 1853 cofOnet, 4-dr. sedan
forest green and white, gyromatic.
r..h.; Wv. tires. etc, Sale price
s39b. can finance with $95 down
or bank rates
Royal Motors plymouth
4iOO Ca. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
DODGE 81 club coupe super de
luxe. radio, heater, auto, drive,
terms SIS down. ROPER MOTOR,
Ia. 6-2700. -
DODGE '55 Royal Lancer 2-dooI
hardtop: powerfiite, heater. 2-tnnt
paint, Wv. tiresi iov mileage; i'm
macuiate; one owner; Sls440,
WHEELER. INC, WHEATON, ND
cIHiRYsf.ER- PLYMOUTH iMPERIAI
1925 oEoRoiA ave- 20. 5-50oC
'57. DODGES
4-doors. haFdtops and wagons
These are the last Of our oflclal
cars and demos. Showroom condi.
tion: new titles and our famous g.
year warranty.
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
Suburban Motors, Inc.
DoD0E-PLYMOUTH
Ju. $1,000 SILVER SPRING. MD
RDsELs '5s: company ofieial ears
all models, fully equipped, new
car title and unconditional war
ranty, reduced for year-end clear
ance. Trades accepted Bank a.
nancinR. TOM CARR EDSEL. INC /,
1901 Good HOPE rd. Sc. LU
Evening star., 1957-12-30
JUNIOR GRADE
WAREHOUSES FoR RENT
tcoNtlNUepl

ABOUT $4,000. SQUARE FEET Of
Ispsr sps VIZ .SSU, Fs a.d sIdins .aare e0oI 81
once. display and ilnht ware
house suace, and q. 000-sauare feet
Of truck highth st0rase and work
space Located Ia an industrial
area and protected By fence
~ 800 4 month with q purchase
option considered. MARSHALL
POWELL, 400 Tanglewood drive
Hyattsville. Nd. AP. T-el00.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
AUToMosILEs FoR SALE

ANGLIA. 40 miies Der gallon; the
dial secOnd car
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS
IA S-92e3 open I'll 3
Evening star., 1957-12-30
eFFIcEs. STUDIOS 10, RENI

FURN. orc. TO share or desk space
Very desirable Ex. 3-fe4S. 800
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED
executive once; receplionist, wait
ing room WIN suitcase until May
for only $50 month. lOeb Dupont
Circle Bldg, Do. 5ss7su.
DOWNTOWN 18th Sind -tioor
air-cpnd once suite with outlook
% on IN cUnysnlsn. 81 T% q DesiSh ssSSs 4 soS
ys5 ysEy i,s rsI'oSs0Is & e Eo6ohfos AFclsrols /
SON INC. i4ie n 81 NV. pI.
7-n0b1. ewes. OIL. e-p47A
0EORGgfOwN--i. 800 50. It. lust
on Wis ave, acroas from new
Smith Corona Bldg. Priced very
reasonably and will aive Ions
Lease, X A. OIL a SON, DE
2-bOOO
SILVER SpRlNG--New ground-level
once building. or store. 1900 "a,
Il air eond.. front ofL-street
uaFkina, $3.50 per mo-, 03S sligo
ave. phone Ju. $4,000
IBth AND u SITS. N.W.--Furn, Of
ace; ideal for man: teiephone
steno. assist, avail. EX. 3-5ObO.
SMALL sTORE for an ofice, a
entrance 70 large once building.
population 900. Restricted lnl-
mediate occupancy Rent Sie3.
Apply MANAGER, Dupont Circle
Building
GEORGIA AVE. heart Of sil. Spa
Modern aforementioned bldg
over 5000 80. IT,. as . whole or
part: IDEAL for attorneys. real es-
tate brokers, Insurance agents,
loan assoc; reasonably priced
pRAvILl.As REAL ESTATE. AD.
e-0742
end FLOOR. 205I L 81, n.W.--a
rms. $50 sa. t. Avail immed.
$50 per mo. To inspect call BOSS
a PHEIPo. INC. Ma, s-e300
DOCTORS SUITE
on ground ioor OF apartment bios
In center Of Good HOPE Hills
NaylcF Gardens AREA ana sur
rounded BY 100 family dwelling
units. 3 rms ana bath designed
for practieinR physician. Sl25 mo
Phone LU i-3300
Evening star., 1957-12-30

az; ttn ST. NV
subisass a.rin. suite IL moderr
air-eond. bldg. S.05 mo. Appl'
suite 9il. OF telephone 81, a-st:i0
Evening star., 1957-12-30

cHRYsLER ,sb windsor 2-dF. hard
tsse, toD a1 nexe, D. steering sE .Ie, e~ ms aq.o
age. etc Cash. trade or bank
terms. MERsoN a THOMPSON,
chryBlef Plymouth Dlrs., Used-car
pert,; I2a7 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-20lb-
Evening star., 1957-12-30
oUT.0F.T0WM REAL ESTATE

NICE HOUSE or EIGHT ROOMS
. two baths. oil heat, very large lot
Excellent condition.. near Char.
lotteaville RAY w. WARWICK
Realiof, Mrs, Evelyn W, Payne
associate. croEet. Va. Tel. crozel
Evening star., 1957-12-30
CONN. AVE.

Exceptionally hEieht =
room corner suite. private
rest room. free conference
room, parking next TO build
Evening star., 1957-12-30
TRUST NOTES FoR SALE
GARAGES
rRAlLERs

sTORAGE.wORK SHOP. 2 floors,
e0x2Q: lst eommereial; en alley-
nr. Union Sta. JU. 1927.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
WYATT BUILDING

APPLY MANAGER
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
Evening star., 1957-12-30

PLYMOUTH 1856 VS. station vas
on f2i: beautiful green and white.
fully equipped incl powerfiite. ?
and h. Wv. tires, etc. Sale price,
s1.1q5. Can finance with Sl45
down or bank rates.
Evening star., 1957-12-30

PLYMOUTH Ia4a aii-metal station
WAGON. Sl95: S25 On. STE q mo
mechanics special" FALL S
CHURCH De Soto-Plymouth. Lee
hwy at Hiliwood ave JE e-es00
PLYMOUTH SO super de luxe:
beaut looks and runs like new.
S4a5: terms $50 down peri: pass
any inspection Cail Mon. ROPER
MOTOR. LA. 6-2700.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
ARCADE PONTIAC

l437 Irving s.. NV. AD 4-N5D0
PONTIAC IS 4-dr.; black. =. h..
bes; rffer. KE. 6-s2S2 after
Evening star., 1957-12-30
BELL MOTORS

bO1O Wis. ave WO. d-SaO0
oLDsMoBILE 80 "ps" convert
lble, light green with black top r.
and h. power steering and brakes
hydramatic; fully equipped In every
way with electric seat and win.
dOws. etc; this car has l6'OuO
actual miles. owners name on re-
quest only ~, lp5.
Alber OldSmobile, Inc,
1880 1Ath NV. DU. 7-6tAA
Evening star., 1957-12-30
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

Rave CLIENTS for all kinds q
RsrOOerssyoi so,i MikEoS IN ais4a 7 RUPERT
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Royal Motors (Plymouth)

bIt r I. Ave. NV, Do t-o.'lU
PONTIAC 1887 convertible; power
steering and brakes. HYDRA. radio.
heater; never utled: new-cAr guar
antee- - 1nS
Evening star., 1957-12-30
BUSINESS PROP. goa RENT

RENT WIN OPTION TO PUR.
CHASE. Approximately $4,000 So
II. Of land and 600 II. OF rat
siding. Industrial area. 500 q
month. Optional otices avniiahls
uearhy, MARSHALL POWELL,
400 Tangleuood DR.. Hyattsvilie,
Nd. AP. 7-Sl00.
Evening star., 1957-12-30

oLDsMoBfLK 1855 "ss" g-door,
bronze and white: hydra. r. and
h.; car Is absolutely In new-eaf
condition: sl,595.
Alber OldsmObile, Inc.
1880 I4th NV DU. 7-9444
OLDsMoBILE 1855 "ss" Holiday
e0upes coral and white: power
steering; Slab CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co
1222 22nd 81. NV. Pc. 7-260o
OLDsMoBILE '57 "es" Holiday
sedanl fully equipped: red and
srey; absolutely in new car eond
mi, this esF q abe has 4'i7s actual miles:
Alber Oldsmobile, Inc.
1880 18th NV. DU. 1914
oLDSMoBILE '54 Super "ss''
tires: r.h.; hydramatle. 81, 1876.
Alber OldSmobile, Inc.
1890 14tn NV. DU. 7-6444
IoLDs 1851 "Ds" Holiday coupe;
2-ione sreen; :. and h.' hydra
Emerson g. Orme, Buick
6le r. /. ave. NV. DU. 7-5200
CLDSMOBTLE '54 Super "ss"
r.h. real clean, si,205.
Alber Oldsmobile, Inc.
1890 I4th NV. DU. 7-6444
OLDsMOBILE 81 Rocket VS. club
2-dr.: hydramatic drive, y. h.,
rms and drives ike new Terms
S25 down. ROPER MOTOR. LA
I G-270O.
oLDSMoBfLE 1855 "ss" hardtop;
2-tone black and ivory. radio
/ heater, bvdramatie: low mileage
/ / owner. Only si.595.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
IA. 2-90O3 Open til $3.50
Evening star., 1957-12-30
ROYAL Motors plymouth

FIVV u HFt:l y, y !. =. !" : .'' %
DODGE 81 club coupe super de
Iuxe luxe E Eseic; he heater; s6;psg sytp nonns dTlTs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

great. A complete unknown Il
q complete gamble. Remember
Jean seberg In Otto Premin-
gers st. Johnpf
AAAf
! doubt whether Rod stelseF
win make Q movie in spain
again. There are no such things
as unions there, apparently.
and Rod worked seven days Q
week. Left him exhausted. IT'S
six days weekly in Paris and
Rome. against i've In London
and Hollywood.
Lana Turner'S "Peyton's
Place. win be released In It's
present three-hour running
time. I haven't seen the movie
yet, but the executives who
have expect an Oscar nominal
ton for Lana. The picture. by
the way. surprisingly SHARED
an "A" rating from the censors.
Elsa Manchester was taking
no chances when she few into
London TO Join Husband Charles
Laughton. She wore two coats
to keep her distance from the
fogs that start TO roll In this
time Of year: ! remember fogs
in London when I couldn't see
more than four inches In front
Of my face at noon day. And
yet somehow. looking back. II
was strangely exciting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31
Thot Boy Is Lost
Again. in Jupon.
In Keith's Film

"Escapade In Japan" Is one
Of those pictures which are best
described BY the cliche: II
heart u In the right place.
This means. Of course, that
It's intentions are good. In thii
case. the purpose Of Director
Arthur Lubin seems to be u
arm up the brotherhood Of
man which Il In rather dire
need Of firming up. No one car
quarrel with this. but there
remains the question Of what
comes of Mr.. Lubin's objective
The answer from this corner
will have 10 be q tedious little
movie whose major virtue Il
that II was photographed In
Japan. which looks like q pretty
miniature Of q country In
Technicolor.
The fable Mr.. Lubin deals
with concerns q small boy. 81
most tiny. who Is dumped In
the Pacific In an airplane
crash. Is rescued by q japanese
fishing smack, finds life coy
with the native family which
owns the boat. and gives hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31
HOLLY WOOD
-
BY SHfiLAH GRAHAM
Otto Raises Point on Charm

Irecting. Rudy. who learned his
craft behind the camera. re-
Gently directed Alan In 'srhe
Deep Six at Warmers. :, Hud-
ding In n corner at Loretta
Young's party were Loretta,
Jane Wyman. Dorothy Malone
and Barbara Stanwyck--a
uuartette Of leading ladies
without leading lads. !. :, Ros.
sano Brands high notes In
South Pacific" are warhled by
Georgi Tozxi. Rossano's middle
and low notes are matched
ALA DeboFah-Kerr who had
sub singing the high stun In
The King and l." It was q ter.
rific Job Of matching.
George stevens really means
II about finding an unknown
girl between the ages Of Is and
Is for his DIARY Of Anne
Frank" He Is currently being
flooded with photographs Of
limpid-eyed young ladies from
all corners Of the earth. ] still
think Susan Strasberg would b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

| distracted parents In Tokyo 4
tormented time trying to locate
him.
The little wanderer encoun-
tiers such titillating adventures
les wandering into q strlptease
show and spending q night IN
Ia house Of Oeishas. At his age.
however. he does not get much
out OF these experiences and
that Is the way one spectator
felt about the rest Of ''Escapade
| In Japan" too.
Some surprisingly talented
people give their earnest best
TO the Aim at Keith's. among
them Teresa Wright. Cameron
Mitchell and Philip Ober. II
Is probably too bad that critics
cannot be as nice about II as
they are. j. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

HOLLYWOOD (NANAl -
The David Nlven-Otto Premin-
ger feud flared into the open
again when Otto. directing
dapper. David in "Bonjour Iris
tesse." asked sarcastically on
the set, Mr.. Niven. you are
so charming OF screen. why
can't you be charming on it2'
And It didn't help when Pre-
minger made the dialogue-per-
pect David repeat Q scene q
times. It's hard 70 fight with
Niven. but Preminger seems q
have the key.
Fan mail still comes In fol
the late Jimmy Dean-at the
rate OF 1000 letters q month
:. Eva Gabor. explaining hel
economy kicki Il only bought
two dresses in Paris-from Bal.
main--at $1,000 each"
Overheard: Van Helm tellinl
q buddy that he had half I
million in warm cash in the
bank = against q rainy day
With that umbrella. does Il
ever rainp
80
Alan Ladd reports to Colum.
bia In January to star In THE
Chiselers." with Rudy Mate di.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-30
Mrs. Ina Bates Hostess
To MacksburQ W.C.T.U.

Mrs. Ina Bates was hostess to
the Macksburg w. c. T. u. last
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Lizzie Hale serving as companion
hostess.
Mrs, Bates led the devotional
service and the worship theme
was Mothers Love-" The presi-
dent, Mrs. Nellie Warren, con-
Quoted a brief business meeting.
A discussion followed on the
rehabilitation program set up by
Japan. A review of the book
entitled 1.-TWO Methodist Look
On Social Drinking" was given
by the president.
Mrs. Stella Hunter read an
article by Dale Evans Rogers and
at the close of the meeting
delicious refreshments were ser
we'd. Mrs. Bessie Farley received
the wonder box.
Those present other than the
above mentioned were: Ella
Walters, Linnie Goodwill, Ella
Miller and Bessie Farley, Mrs.
Cora Longfellow was a guest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-30
Mizpah Class Meets
In Church FRIDAY

The Mizpah class of the First
Methodist church met Friday
evening, May "a for a pot luck
dinner in the church dining
room. Mrs. Dana Caldwell served
as hostess.
The after-dinner program was
conducted by Merle Barnhart.
Election of officers was held
during the business meeting with
the following officers being re-
elected for the ensuing year:
president, James M. Johnson;
vice president, Ortan Lantz;
secretary, Ruth Winberg; treas
urer, Lois Kirchner and news
reporter, Sarah Caldwell.
Those present were: Merle
Barnhart and children, Mrs.
Dana Caldwell, Rev. and Mrs.
Floyd r. Gaugler, Mr.. and Mrs.
James M. Johnson and daugh-
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Kir-
elmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ortan Lantz
and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Searle and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Semon and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Ruth Winberg and
children.