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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-15

Dunbar Pa, and Mary Frances
Wicklow, l6 parents CONSENT, near
HopWood, Pa
Francis Raymond Swiech, 30
steel worker, and Stella Okrutny
81, both Carnegie, Pa.
Walter Eugene Robinson, 10 par
ent's CONSENT, parts man, Morgan
town, w. Va, and Shirley Jean
Bowser, II parents CONSENT,
Booth, w. Va.
Charles Helmick, Jr., 2S me-
chanic, and Doris Jean O'Dell, 27,
both Fairmont, w. Va.
Roy Dwain Hanlin, 20 parent
CONSENT, farmer. Mt. Storm, w.
Va, and Carol Faye Pennington,
II parents CONSENT, Scherr, w.
Va
Robert Charles Walker. %, guard.
Petersburg. w. Va, and Ruth
Ileane Morris, "a, Oakland.
Ronald Eugene Halter, 10 par
ent's CONSENT, U. S. Navy, Par
sons, w. Va, and Yvonne JOY
Close, %, Montrose, w. Va.
James Lee Wilson, 20 parents
CONSENT, packer, and Roberta Ann
Hicks, 10, both Barrackville, w. Va.
Talbert Getz, so, carpenter, Dun
dalk, and Mary Edith Green, AZ,
Grafton, W. Va.
Richard Bass, IS parents con-
sent. Fairmont, w. Va, and Shir-
ley Ann Newman, 20, Burlington,
W. Va.
Alfred Earl Nolf, 40, grinder.
and Loretta Uphold, SO, Morgan
town, w. Va.
Wayne Richard Lewis, 20 par
ent's CONSENT, laborer, Webster,
Pa, and Carol Louise Maurer. 20,
near Belle Vernon. Pa.
Michael Edward Kandcer, 81.
time clerk. and Margaret Jose
phine Rodgers, IS, both McKees-
port, Pa
Leroy Stephen Heston, IS par
ent's consent, laborer, Listonburg,
Pa. and Lois Lorraine Reeves, IS,
near Confluence. Pa.
Ronald Guido DiCenzo, 10 (par-
ent's CONSENT, cranesman, Monon-
gahela, Pa, and Izetta Lee Nc
Gowan, IS, near Fayette City, Pa.
y dlliGS CI nun ASIlDy. Il, y. -
Navy, and Elizabeth Ann Johnson,
16 parents CONSENT, both Crellin.
Licenses Recently Issued
Emery Gene Loggins, %, trucker,
and Donna Irene Hicks, II par
ents CONSENT, both Conneaut, o.
Johnnie Lee Coffman. %, factory
worker, Birch River, w Va. and
Bethel Danube Luzader, IS, Sutton,
w. Va
John Dale Simmons, 28, trucker,
and Dorothy Lee Lafferty, 80, both
Clarksburg. w. Va.
John Merle Teets, 10 parents
consent. miner, and Mary Louise
ellsworth, Is parents CONSENT,
both near Kingwood, w Va.
Clayton ElWood Robinson, 20
parents CONSENT. u S. Marine,
w. Va and Sarah
Louise Rutan, IS. Waynesburg, Pa.
Edward Thomas Jackson, "a,
driller, and Ethel GENEVA Thomp-
son. 30, both Ohiopyle, Pa.
Clayton Thomas Smith. Jr., SO.
trucker, Woodland Calf, and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-15

Raymond Arthur Poffenberger,
80 teacher Hagerstown, Md, and
Doris Mae Harvey, 25, Kitzmiller
Md.
Junior Earl Bittinger, %, laborer
Swanton, Md, and Shirley Eliza
beth Wilhelm, 49, Grantsville, Md
Forrest Glen Tepabock, IS, par
ent's CONSENT file clerk, Elk Gar
den, W. Va, and Donnalea Eliza
beth burst, Is, parents cOnsent}
Emoryville, w Va.
Paul Melvin Yatski, %, trucker
and Barbara Ann Holbert, 20, both
i Dnliner Pa
Willard Otto Baxa, Jr., %. teach
er, and Elouise Sue St Clair, 49,
/ both BuckhaEnOn, w. Va.
| Leroy COLLEEN Stewart, 81, miner
and Betty Louise Smith. 16, par
ents consent both near Deer Park
Md
Lester Eugene Sherman, 20, (pa.
rents CONSENT. us. Air Force, and
Marjorie Helen White Is, both of
Bayard, w. Va.
Walter Wicklow and friend and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Fearer and jim
my, Youngstown. o., are vacation
ing here with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl.
Schlosnagle and daughters and
other relatives and friends. Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Mitchell and chill
dren, Edgar and Marion, Baltimore,
are also visiting with the Schlos-
nagles and other relatives. The
Fearers, Schlosnagle, Mitchells. Mr..
Clarence Wicklow and son, Walter,
and friend, accompanied by Mr.,
and Mrs Harry Seggie and son,
George, of Accident and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Wicklow and children,
Nicky and Carolyn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Sisler and sons were
picnicking at Harrington Manor on
Sunday.
Mr.. Glen Frantz, Elder Hill. was
a Friday evening dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Owen FrantZ.
Mrs. Lawrence Sellers and son,
Gary, of Keyser Ridge, spent sew
eral days last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Codding-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sines and
daughters spent Saturday and Sun
! dSy Nloillll5 at SO1 II lJlcIltCl > lilOleRii
Reservation near the Pennsylvania
New York state line. On the return
trip they stopped at Idlewild Park,
| LigOnier, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Friend
Allison. Pa. were Sunday evening
dinner guests of his sister, Miss
Nellie Friend. Other callers over
the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
Daley Groves, Elder Hill, and Miss
Eleanor Wilson and Harry Burn
side, Of Hopwood, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Okey Hoff and
daughter. Marlene; Mr. and Mrs.
John Bishoff and daughters and
Mrs. Isaac FraZee visited near Ma
sontoWn, w. Va. on Sunday.
Merle Frazee, Ralph Friend and
Walter Frear spent last week visit
ing in Canada.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-15

parents CONSENT, both near Tun-
Melton, w. Va.
Daniel Paul Resi-, 81 laborer,
and Gloria Jean Hetrick, 20, both
Jennings.
Robert Charles Kerns, %, plumb
er's helper, Randallstown, and
Edith Elizabeth Gordan, %, Elkins,
w. Va.
Francis Eugen Willis, 81, Emory
vile. w. Va, and Evelyn Lucille
Borror. IS, Mt. Storm. w Va.
Robert Joseph Hart, 20 parents
CONSENT, labOrer, and Jean Eliza
beth Johnston, 20, both Clarksburg.
W. Va.
Stephen Stick. "A. machine oper-
ator, and Myrtle Rose Cook, ~.
both Cleveland, o.
Joseph Patrick Caggiano, IS
steel worker, Masontown. Pa. and
Eleanor Ann Duritsky, .21, Oliver
No /, Pa.
Charles Eugene Kyle, 20, rail-
road fireman, and Viola Karen
Snyder, 20, both Hendricks, w. Va
Kenneth Merle Hink. "a, trucker,
and Mary Ann Racanovich, 20,
both Cleveland. O.
Richard Eugene Sines, q, ciler.
and Helen Catherine Whitacre, Is.
both near Oakland.
Harry Gnagey MauSt, "a labOrer.
near Garrett, Pa. and Helena Mae
SWauger, 81, Grantsville.
George Henry Beeman. %. truck
er, and Mary Emma Hileman. IS.
both Grantsville.
William Eugene May. % laborer.
near Mill Run. Pa, and Dorothy
Mae Layman, Is, near Normalville.
Pa.
Delmer Ronald Stonestreet, "a.
farmer, and Mary Margaret Kifer.
is parents CONSENT. both Moore
field, w. Va.
George Earl Frey. Sc, laborar.
near New Castle Pa, and Lucille
Flo Bond, Al Morgantown, w. Va.
Daley Layne Wiles. q, U. S. Air
Force, and Shirley Ann Flint. 1S.
both Terra Alta w. Va.
Henry Herbert McCardle, Is. la
borer, and Shirley Sue Reel, 81,
both Cassville, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-15

Elizabeth Ann Henry, rs, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Arthur Dewey Fike, 26, fireman,
near Clarion, Pa, and Evelyn Re-
becca Friend, %, Friendsvi1le.
Leroy Marvin Paugh, 26, custOdi-
an, Oakland and Darline Maxine
Casseday, 81, Kingwood, w. Va,
Henry Alben Hardesty, II par
ent's CONSENT, laborer, near Fair
mont, w. Va, and Mary Eleanor
Robinson, 16 parents CONSENT,
Montana Mines, w. Va.
Melvin Leroy Boden, 36, quarry
operator. and Mary Elizabeth Blu
rawski, Sc, both lockwood, Pa.
Jack Leroy Savers. 10 parents
CONSENT, clerk, and Mildred Louise
burst, IS. both Emoryville. w. Va
Anthony Sylvester Welsbacher
%, U. S. Army, Pittsburgh, Pa. and
Elisabeth Helene Ryschka. 25. Ber-
lin, Germany.
Kenneth Earl Elsey p, miner,
Corinth, w. Va. and Dorothy Ann
Vlodek. II parents consent. Terra
Alta w. Va.
Hobert Ray Arbogast, 26. trucker,
and Elsie Ann Mcdonald, % both
near Coalition, w. Va.
Joseph Christian Bauman 49,
truck driver, and Norma Gianakas,
81, both Pittsburgh Pa.
Richard Eugene Grove, 20 par
ents CONSENT, laborer. and Lorene
Dell Bailey, IS parents CONSENT,
both Warren, O.
Eugene Francis White, Jr., II
parents consent. and Sandra Sue
Sterling. Is parents CONSENT, both
KingWood, w. Va.
Durward Claude Powell, 10 par
ent'S CONSENT, salesman. Lakewood,
o., and Cathryn Anita Macino, 18,
Rock River, o.
Robert Foster CresS. IS parents
consent, laborer, and Patricia Ann
Shultz 10, both KingWood w. Va.
George Richard Jackson, "a,
trucker, near Gibsonia, Pa, and
Barbara Jean Goerman, IS, Glen
shaw, Pa.
Raymond Edward Gartner, %,
business owner, Canton. o.. and
Emma Jane FreShwater, 35, Weir
ton, w. Va.
Oral Given, IS parents CON
sent, U. S. Air Force, near Cataw-
ba, w. Va, and Shirley Louise
Hawkinberry, q, near Fairmont,
w. Va.
Albert Luther Horne. 40, fire
man, Wilmerding, Pa, and Marie
Garnet GRANDDAUGHTER, 10, Traf-
ford, Pa.
William Playford Lee, Jr., q,
Welder, Accident, and Fern Melis-
sa Beachy %, Swanton.
Ronald Keith McDougal, 18 par
ents CONSENT, mechanic, and
Judith Ann Dewitt, II parents
CONSENT, both Fairmont, w. Va
Eugene Leonard Lutz, 81, sales
man, Cumberland, and Charlotte
Virginia Penn, 26, near Oakland.
Dale Lee Knight, 10 parents
CONSENT, laborer, and Norma Lee
Cyphers, Is, both Clarksburg, w.
Va.
Clinton Andrew Ridenour, 20
parents CONSENT, machine oper-
ator, and Dolly June Stevens, is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-15
3 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty-three marriage licenses
were issued during the week end
ing Monday at noon from the office
of Richard L. Davis, Clerk of the
Circuit court.
One license issued was marked
"don't publish"
John Lester Basinger, 81. factory
worker, and Rosemary Saawley. 81,
both Mill Run, Pa.
Perry Wade OVerfield, 81, U. s.
Navy. DellsloW, w. Va, and Mar
lene Marie Molisee, IS, Arthurdale,
w. Va.
Donald Eugene Weimer, %, steel
worker, Fairchance, Pa, and Lena
Lucille Sumey, II parents con-
sent), Markeysburg, Pa
Richard Paul Myers, 10 parents
CONSENT. trucker, and Opal Jean
Owens. Is, both St. George, w. Va.
Angelo Alastanos, 20, dry cleaner,
and Susan Frances Herold, "a. both
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Charles WileS Mortimer. SO. steel
worker. Pittsburgh, Pa, and Thel-
ma Louise Malone, 80, Homestead,
Pa
Ronald Jeffrey Lenenberg, %, U.
S. Marine Toledo, o., and Lee Ann
Manion. 10, New Martinsville, w.
Va.
Luke Leroy Rogers 81, and Wan
da Azel Taught %, both near
Fairmont. w. Va
Robert Landon Holloway, 81 la
borer. Cleveland. o., and Sarah
Fayne Marks, 16 parents CONSENT,
UniontoWn, Pa.
Harry Shaler Ashby, 25, auto
mechanic. Terra Alta, w. Va, and
Patricia Ann Sollars, 10. Deer Park.
James Richard Close, 20 par
ent's CONSENT, farmer, near Con-
fluence, Pa, and Pauline Berna-
dette Rankin, II parents con-
sent. near UniontoWn, Pa
John Robert Heath, as, machine
operator, Dayton, O., and Goldie
Madeline Phillips, As, Ohiopyle,
Pa.
John Blaine Stark, 20 parents
CONSENT, U. S. Army, and Carol
Barbara Woodmancy, IS, Ohiopyle,
Pa.
Nell Roger klSamore, Il, farmer.
Hartman, w. Va, and Betty Lee
Altman. 10, Davis, w. Va.
Charles John Scott. %, Elkins,
w. Va, laborer and Mary Ann
Smith, 38, Morgantown, w. Va.
Carl Alexander McBee. 38, re-
tired, and Mary Fern McBee, %,
both near Elkins, W. Va, former
husband and wife.
Ronald Carl Bryner, 81, laborer,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-15
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
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more germs to its killing action.
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II not pleased your 4Oc back at any
drug store. Use STRONG, instant-drying
Tai day or night. Now at Englander's
Pharmacy.-Adv.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
DC. Judge Bill
Left Pending

Legislation to provide an ad-
ditional judge for the Districts
Juvenile Court was left pending
as Congress adjourned.
The House-passed bill hst
been approved by the Senate
District Committee after the
committee rejected a series OF
amendments offered by Senator
Frear. Democrat of Delaware
Its consideration by the Sen
ate was blocked by an objection
after the measure was placed
on the consent calendar.
Senator Frear had sought tC
require that the second judge
would have to have previous
experience as a juvenile court
judge. He opposed the appoint
ment of Judge Orm Ketcham
to the court. The term of for
mer Judge Edith H. Cockrill
was extended for many months
as Senator Frear sought to
block appointment of her sue
cesSor.
Senators Clark. Democrat OF
Pennsylvania. and Bible. Demo-
crat of Nevada, had stressed the
Importance of getting the meas
ure through the session for the
highly-pressed court.
Also out Of luck as Congress
adjourned was a bill legalizing
chemical tests for persons
charged with driving while
drunk.
The measure was slated fol
Senate-House conference after
being passed by the House with
broadening amendments to bt
approved by the Senate.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Roster Filled
For Area Study

The appointment Of three
Senate members yesterday
completed the congressional
District committee group which
will study the problems of the
expanding Washington Metro
politan Area.
Chairman Neely Of the
Senate District COMMITTEES
named Senators Beall. Repub-
lican OF Maryland: Bible,
Democrat of Nevada. and
Morse. Democrat of Oregon. to
represent his committee.
The House District Commit
tee members named to the six
man study committee by
Speaker Rayburn are Repre-
Sentatives Hyde, Republican OF
Maryland. author of the study
resolution: Smith, Democrat
of Virginia, and Mcmillan
Democrat of South Carolina
chairman Of the House Dis
trict Committee.
Both House and Senate lead
ers promised that organization
plans for the study would be
made "at the earliest possible
date" The committee has been
authorized by resolution to
spend $4,000 to get the study
under way.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Pharmacists Fuce
Charge on Drugs

Two Falls Church pharma-
cists have been charged in Al
exandria Federal Court with
selling a dangerous drug with
out a prescription.
A criminal information was
filed yesterday by Assistant
United States Attorney Henry
Fitzgerald charging that Reu-
ben Miller and Leo Strauss sold
the drug to an undercover
agent Of the Food and Drug
Administration.
The agent allegedly pur-
chased. at the Rust Manor
Pharmacy. 1855 West Broad
street. ESQ tablets Of dexedrine
sulfate. a toxic stimulant. on
prescriptions calling for only
IS tablets.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

house (then a girls residence
during her student days at
George Washington University.
After leaving 2004 G street
NV. Mrs Wang had a light
lunch at the University Inn,
where she had often dined 25
years ago.
Mrs. Wang left Formosa as
a delegate to the recent World
Teachers Conference in Frank
furt, Germany. She has spent
the last several weeks study
ing school systems in the
United States and tomorrow
will fly to San Francisco on
her way home.
You may think District
schools are overcrowded, with
IS 10 80 pupils per classroom,
but at home a single room
often must accommodate from
so to so children" Mrs. Wang
said.
The visitor. who last night
wore sheath dress of raw silk
and small pearl earrings. has
not spent all her time in the
United States talking to school
principals.
AS woman, I was very in
Evening star., 1957-08-31
PET Owners Gel
Notice 10 Move

Forty-three Greenbelt Md.)
residents who refused to give
up their pets have been given
80 days to move.
The eviction notices. signed
by John o. Walker. general
manager of the cooperative
owned development. were mailed
yesterday.
Two votes have been taken,
in 1854 and last spring, and
both times a majority agreed to
uphold a ban on pets carried
over from days when the CO.
operative was under the Public
Housing Administration
But the pet owners now have
their own organization. and
have voted to battle the evic-
tions in court. Mrs. Inex Brad
ley. president Of Greenbelt Pet
Owners Association, said the %
"paid-up" members have re-
tanned Judge Emmett Mana, jr..
of Prince Georges County
Juvenile Court. as their at
torney.
Estimates on the pet popula-
tion in the cooperative range
from 200 to 400, and those
who have not received notices
to move will get such notices
eventually if they do not dis
pose of their dogs or cats, CO.
operation officers have decreed.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Chalk Protests
Pork-und-Shop
liqhtpost Siqns

The decision of the District
Board Of Commissioners to al
low signs on city lightposts en-
couraging motorists TO drive
downtown in private cars came
in for protest yesterday from o.
Roy Chalk, president of the
D. c. Transit System. Inc.
Commissioner Robert E. Nc
Laughlin dissented from the
majority action to permit signs
by Downtown Park and Shop.
Inc. advertising free downtown
parking service.
Mr.. Chalk said in a statement
he was "keenly disappointed"
and that Il do not understand
how responsible officials can fly
in the face Of the opinion held
universally by enlightened city
planners throughout the coun-
try"
These planners, said Mr..
Chalk. say it is imperative to
persuade owners of private
autos to leave their cars at
home and use mass transporta-
tion.
They predict that streets
clogged with private automo-
biles will inevitably blight the
downtown areas. cause great
loss of tax revenues and ruin
public transportation" he said
Mr.. Chalk said his company
has spent S3.3 million main
tanning tracks, streetcars. buses
and other equipment since last
August Is.
1T is not too much to expect
that we should be assisted by
the municipal authorities in our
efforts TO employ these facilities
in furnishing improved rapid
transit service TO our patrons"
he opoovtod
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Man Found Dead
In Fume-FiIIed Car

A Maryland plumber was
found dead today in his car
which was filled with carbon
monoxide fumes. The auto was
parked on a driveway in front
Of the home of his estranged
wife in Clarksburg. police re-
ported.
Montgomery County Police
said the body of James Dorsey
Ridgley, AZ, Of Chesapeake
Beach, was discovered by a
neighbor Of Mrs. Ridgley at s
am.
Police said a hose connected
the exhaust and a window Of
the closed car.
Investigators said they found
two notes near the body, both
addressed to his wife. Police
said. however, that the dead
man did not indicate in the
notes a reason for his suicide.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Two obstinate women VIC
tins of separate housebreak-
ings early today succeeded in
routing providers from their
apartments by refusing to shut
their mouths as menacingly
instructed.
Mrs. Alyce M. Koylan. 30,
told police she was in the bath
room of her apartment at 1871
Connecticut avenue when she
heard a noise in her bedroom
around 2 am. She thought
it was her husband. Sadi Koy-
Ian, returning home. but when
she investigated found herself
confronted by a scissors-wield-
ing colored man dressed In
carpenters garb.
Get in the bed and keep
quiet and l won't hurt you"
Mrs. Koylan said she was told.
But as soon as she hit the
bed she let out a lusty scream.
The prowler, still carrying his
scissors. promptly valuted down
the fire escape from which he
had apparently entered.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

selling transportation. National
Airport saw added flights
crowding the air lanes. Train
and bus terminals had the same
feeling.
The American Automobile
Association estimated 285, 600
automobiles would leave the
area as occupants flee for the
last long holiday before winter.
Again the National Safety
Council offered its annual
warning of death on the high
ways. 1t guessed there will be
420 deaths in three days.
The State of Maryland
showed its willingness to go to
almost the extreme in an ef-
fort to cut the toll.
The Allied Florists Associa-
ton, in cooperation with the
Maryland Traffic Safety Com
mission, is furnishing State
and local police agencies with
orchids. The orchids are to be
handed out to the drivers who
are seen doing acts of courtesy
and safety.
And going one step further
the same drivers may be kissed
by Miss Maryland, Miss Nancy
Norris, who will be touring the
State during the week end as
part Of a safety campaign on
the highways.
The weather looks good
though there is some chance oi
Evening star., 1957-08-31

terested in the ultra modern
kitchens American housewives
enjoy" the director of educa-
ton said. The chest high
ovens and dishwashing ma
chimes were a surprise to me,
and you remember / lived here
for four years"
The petite Mrs. Wang. who
holds the No. 3 education posi-
ton in a country of 10 million
people. has a daughter of her
own in the fourth grade.
Asked about her husbands
profession, Mrs. Wang would
say only that he holds a fairly
high government position.
You know how men are.
she smiled. "He doesn't like
me talking about his job"
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Girl, lo, Injured
On Motor Scooter

A 19-year-old Washington
physicians daughter was hos
pitalized yesterday with a brain
conclusion after an accident on
a motor scooter while riding on
Loughboro road near Arizona
avenue NV.
The girl, Nancy Alfaro,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Victor
r. Alfaro. 4210 Forty-second
street NV, was reported re-
covering in Georgetown Hos
pital. She was a passenger on
a scooter operated by Edward
L. Emes, %, of 1881 Twenty
sixth street NV. an insurance
broker. Police said he was un-
hurt,
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Two Screaming Women
Rout Bedroom Bandits

About the same early hour in
an apartment at 1923 E street
Sc. Mrs. Daisy Patterson. So,
was awakened by a colored
man at her bedside.
IF you scream, I'll kill you.'
she was told.
Mrs. Patterson promptly
screamed, whereupon her as
sailant slugged her twice with
his fist and fed, ieaving his
shirt behind for some unac-
countable reason.
Mrs. Patterson was taken to
District General Hospital for
treatment Of face bruises.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
SUNDAYS BEST READING
Area Football Preview
Featured in Sports Section

FOOTBALL PAGE-In the big Sunday Sports Section,
The Star kicks of the 1857 football season with a
full football page featuring the fall schedule Of
all the major area teamS-colege service and
professional, with stories to give you prevew of
the season. Also all games that may be seen on
television in Washington this season listed
FOR THE V-MINDED-TeleVue's cover story this
week spotlights Jill Corey, of Your Hit Parade
stars this fall and the girl who rocketed to national
fame with her recent recording of Love Me to
Pieces" Don't miss Jack Harings feature on Jill
in TeeVue.
FOR THE COLLEGE STUDENT-TEEN this Sunday
brings you the trials and tribuations of youthful
packing before the great adventure OF going of to
college You will want to read this story which
singles out boy headed for Princeton and girl
bound for Duke
FOR THE TRAVELER--Elba, the island Napoleon
didn't like is turning into paradise for American
tourists with penchant for vacationing of the
beaten path. Richard Frykund The Stars Euro
pean correspondent takes you on visit to historic
Elba in The Stars restyled travel page.
GETTING TO BE A ROCKETTE Be sure to see
SUNDAY The Star Magazines cover story this week
for the story Of a Washington girl who climbed
the ladder to become member of the great Radio
City Music Halls dance ensemble, The Rockettes
GALLOPING SUCCESS-Starting out as customer
and winding up owning the riding stable two days
later describes one local Miss who cantered her
way into a profitable by happenstance.
Mary L. Vaughan brings you the story in Career
Girl 1857" in the Women's Section.
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star., 1957-08-31
BIRTHS RECORD
SET AT HOSPITAL
I'm ALEXANDRIA

A new record for births
was set this month at Alex
andria Hospital. which has
chalked UP five new records
for deliveries in the past IA
months.
The total number of Au-
gust babies stood at 305
yesterday-"and we already
have three more expectant
mothers here waiting" the
hospital reported.
The previous high Of 293
was set two months ago.
Mrs. Joseph Schwab raised
this months total above
that figure when she gave
birth to twin girls-number
294 and 295 born at Alex
andria Hospital in August.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Wheat Crop Down

OTTAWA, Aug. 81 R.-
Canada's 1857 wheat crop was
estimated by the Bureau of Sta
tistics yesterday at 359.65s ,OOO
bushels. down from last years
573, 100000 and the 1947-195t
average Of 486, 800, 900.