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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
Miles Rolls 40,
Modern Hands Gas
Station Ist Loss

With Willie Miles big 40 set
leading the way Modern Furni-
ture shutout Robbins and Clark
and knocked the gas station
bowlers out of the lear in the
1925" League at the Rockville
Bowling Center last week.
1t was the first time Robbins
and Clark has lost since the sec
ond-half competition began. Bill
Lands paced the losers with 307.
Meanwhile, Grafton Shell won
a pair from Montgomery Tire to
take over first place. Graf Lums-
den rolled 1886 to lead the win
ners. Charlie Merry and Gene
Geisbert each posted 312 for the
losers.
Russ Harding's 382 paced B
and w Construction to two wins
over Rockmont Motors. Jim
Murphy scored 344 for Rockmont.
Mems Quality Shop shut out
Demory Construction thanks to
a 1913 set by Frank Hash. Reds
Reedy was top bowler for De-
mory with 366.
A 374 set by 16-year old Bill
Peake led the Dukes Five to a
double over Geeraert's Construc-
ton. Sam Rings BOT was the
losers best score.
AIS Texaco shut out Tri-State
Engineering. Tom Flint rolled
378 for AIS, and Gene Slattery
posted 339 for Tri-State.
John Wilkenson's 336 helped A.
Guide Sons Co. win a pair from
the Rockville Post Office. John
Dodson scored 316 for the losers.
H-0E,g cA.I:-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
County Recreation
Basketball League

Kenslngton National Guard 81,
Battery D 46. High scorers: Hol-
brook, Battery D, 81; Kessler, Ma
tional Guard, 16.
Pohanka Oldsmobile so, MOL
36. High scorers: Fabian, Po-
hanka, ID; Talentino, MOL, IL.
NH 60, Battery 3 43. High
scorers: Belts, NH, 20; Lynch,
Battery B, 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
Stars SCALP
Indians for.
9th Victory

The Montgomery Stars STAYED
off last-half rally by the barn
storming Oklahoma Indians last
week and won 56-52 in the final
minute for their ninth straight
basketball victory without a loss
this season.
The county quint held a com
Portable 1923 half-time lead but
after intermission the Indians
stormed back and knotted the
count at 44-44.
The Stars bucketed a field goal
and two foul shots in the final
sixty seconds to grab the win.
Tom Holbrook of the Stars was
top scorer with 81.
The Indians put on colorful
lhalf-time show featuring tribal
dances for the crowd of 300 at
the Gaithersburg gym. The
youngest dancer was tWo-year
old Roger White.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07

/ In down-county games Blair
and Wheaton tangle in the Whea-
ton gym and Walter Johnson
plays at Oxon Hill. Bethesda
Chevy Chase takes a breather.
Beall Sets Record
Bobby Beall set a new scoring
record for Richard Montgomery
last week, although the Rockets
lost to Frederick, 1850. (See sto-
ny on this page.)
In other games, Gaithersburg
beat Damascus for the second
time this season, but by a much
smaller margin than expected,
47-39. 1t was the tenth win of the
year for the Trojans and their
ninth straight.
Bob Costello dropped IS to lead
Gaithersburg. Jack Hunt tailed
II for the losers.
In their previous meeting this
season the Trojans took Sher-
wood, 65-49.
Blair, B-CC Win
Blair and B-CC remained at
the top of the heap in the BIZ
County League by winning last
week. The Blazers took North
western, $3.50, and the Barons
beat Bladensburg, 50-36.
Mac Beasley again led the Blair
scorers, with Is, while Barry
Goss netted IA. The Blair defense
kept the losers from doing much
shooting. When the Wildcats did
shoot they tailed on less than a
third of their shots.
Jim Shipman's % points led
B.CC. The Barons made more
than half their points from the
foul line.
Last weekend was less happy
for the countys other Bi-County
entrant, Wheaton, which was
nosed out by Suitland, 6166, de
spite a last-half rally.
Ike Armstrong of the Knights
was high scorer in the game with
IS points. ii
When Blair and Wheaton met
earlier this season the Blazers
triumphed 47-27.
Reverse Early Loss
Walter Johnson reversed an
early-season loss by nipping How
ard County, 54-51. The county
team had been edged 61-58 pre-
viously by the neighboring
county.
Willie Wilson, still hobbling on
sprained ankle, led the winners
with Is points, followed by team
mate Jud Pearson with IA.
Northwood had little trouble
downing Kendall, 1923, last week.
Mike Dantzic contributed 13
points to the winning total.
Northwood has already beaten
its host tomorrow, PoolesviIie,
one this season, $40.
Poolesville lost last week, 1875,
to Walkersville for the second
time this year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
Major League Standings

Since 1910 more than 26,00O,OO0
boys and leaders have been active
in the Boy Scouts of America.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
Thomas Sweeps 3,
Grabs 500 Lead

Thomas Hardware swept its
three games in the second week
of bowling of the seasons final
half and leads the $500" Business
mems Bowling League at the Dali
amar Lanes in Gaithersburg with
a 81 record.
Melody Inn lost two out OF three
games in the latest action and
dropped to second place.
Billy Chiswell and Arthur Smith
each won a free haircut from
Jacks Barber Shop by rolling the
high sets of the evening. Each
posted a 358.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
AIS Drops 2,
Keeps Ladies
Circuit Lead

AIS Texaco lost two games to
Medley jewelers. last week but
hung onto. its lead in Class B of
the Ladies Commercial League at
the Rockville Bowling Center.
Chuck's Mobile broke its second
place tie with Baker Motor Co.
and grabbed clear title to the run
nerup spot by winning two from
Rockmont Motors. Baker droppe5
to a birthplace tie with Nedley's
by losing two to Modern Furni-
ture.
In Class A Williams Barber
Shop increased its lead to eight
games by shutting out r. L. Nc
Elfish.
Class B scores:
Jenice Brooks 314 led Medley S
to its double win over AIS. Mar
gle Lawson with 271 was high
scorer for the losers.
Chuck's took its two from Rock
mont thanks to 324 set by Jean
Higgins. Kay Rush posted a $40
for Rockmont.
Maybelle Ankney with 316 was
the best bowler for Modern Fur
niture. Helen Ratliff's 294 was the
best set for Baker Motor Co.
Peggy Burroughs 2S4 helped
Hungerford Inn beat Miller Fields
twice. Marion Cundiff rolled 278
for the losers.
Class A scores:
The highest set of the night, a
358 by Loretta Frank, led Will
liams Barber Shop in its shutout
of R. L. McElfish. Shirley Duvall
posted a 336 in a losing effort.
Children's Center, paced by
Rose Buckingham's 318, took a
pair from Geeraert's Twinbrook.
Eloise Compton's 300 was the
highest set for the Geeraert
rollers.
United Carburetor beat Rock
vile Glass twice. jamie Schneider
scored 300 for the winners; Pat
Smith posted 305 for the losers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
Beall Makes Record:
All Up-County Teams
But Sherwood at Home

All the up-county basketball teams, except Sherwood
play on their home courts tomorrow night
Richard Montgomery mentor Carl Fahrner sends his
Rockets against Annapolis, team he coached in
Rockville game.
Sherwood travels to Gaithersburg for hot Class bat
e Damascus host Howard County, Northwood tricks to
Pooesve and Carver enterans Harriet Tubman of How
ard County
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07

Congress granted a federal
charter to the Boy Scouts of
America in 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Mar II ~ House action
IN killing al' pcndnF corn hesitation
caused selling which, pushed Grain fu-
lures downward on the Board Of Trad,
today The December corn delivery was
of cent n tiWrs
Saybeans resisted The general trend
with some bu'iNg caused by ~ VS. the
Government ha authorized Turkey Ia
purchase almost - million worth Of
c0tinngCrd 81 Sayhean ut
Near the. end Of the iirst hour wheat
Wa - to cent lo9er March - .ioa,3
cats ~ to u lower March - rye a
% lower March ia SnFbcans
- lower 10 hiFhe' March - t"li
and .aia . g cent? a hundred pounds
Moisture N Nebra ka zone Of the
dricS' areas OF The winter wheat belt
also caused some wheat SELLING early
light rain Or nov already had fallen
N that state and hchty snow Nns fore
Tho House Yesterday killed M pend
i"R farm btli' including both the Demo-
cratic and Republican version dealnr
Wt8 corn trade source said this
chances Of any farm lcgisla-
'ion this year
II no farm laV is passed the corn
acreaec ,sloidmcni @ll remain ~ ne
The Agriculture Department contends
iarae crop a. they did last wear
Marvin Nolan assistant secretary o.
sea- qun'td ~ ayiue hat
The administration Il necessary VIII take
extraordinary steps TO nrrvcli lhc COLI
lapse Of corn prices II 10 icgi Rtlon e
based
liarHs uuha"i aud CO commented
l"pls laiion 4 dand could have sunc
iHr reachus effects on not lul, corn
but a., rve and eaybCaNy Marc had
hoped MAJ e SOME workable l"g 'ulau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
Stocks Mixed,
Profit.Ta kjjnu::
Trading Quiet

NEW YORK, Mar. IA Pr
Stock market advances wilted
under profit-taking early this
afternoon. leaving prices mar
rowly mixed. Changes were
fractions 10 around point,
Turnover was quiet.
Business and economic news
seemed encouraging to brokers
but they said technical condi-
tons ruled to skim-off some
stable recent gains. A Slight
increase was reported in auto
production. rising sales were re-
ported among auto parts makers
and expenditures for business
expansion are exceeding the 1856
record.
Shell Transport & Trading
which made its exchange debut
yesterday, dropped around a
point in active dealings. Royal
Dutch. with which Shell Trans
port shares control of the Royal
Dutch-Shell Group, lost a frac-
ton.
Gulf Oil retained a gain of
about a point as did Douglas
and Goodrich.
Smaller gains were scored by
American Telephone. Standard
on New Jersey, Chesapeake
& Ohio. United States Gypsum.
Distillers, International
Paper, du Pont and YOUNGSTOWN
Sheet
United States Steel dropped
a fraction and Bethlehem was
easy. Chrysler took small
loss. Ford backed away slightly
and American Motors was firm.
CORPORATE bonds were lower
Government bonds leaned higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
.CoImerView Enters Battle
Of Optimists- Pessimists

last two months with warnings
that the economy was in for
a cyclical adjustment. Stock
market tremors resulted from
these fears.
With the approach OF spring
the usual end-of- the winter
blues may subside The middle
OF the road observers are beein5
nlng now to point out that the
gooo and bad factors in the
economy are pretty well balanc-
ING each other.
Even fears of further initiation
are moderating in some quarters,
d., Paul w, McCraken. recently
named member of the President S
Council of Economic Advisers.
THINKS pressure on wages and
prices will be less intensive this
year than last when the cost OF
living rose per cent A run
away price spiral is out of the
picture now. he holds.
Still rising operational costs
and shrinking profit margins will
continue to pinch many COM
panieS. however. Sales outlooks
IN some industries indicate less
than capacity production Cut
backs IN work weeks are expected
IN others.
But. at the same time. the out
look III Other industries is
brighter than ever Some Wall
Street investment advisers say
they look for gains this year in
the profits Of some industries.
and especially Of the larger COM
panleS in those industries. Cited
are OH farm equipment, Office
equipment. and steel. among
others.
Moderates base their views on
siens that consumers Will 90 on
spending about as much maybe
a little more this year Business
spending to build up inventories
may SLOW down a little and this
would hurt the industries supply
ing the ones who cut back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bank Clearings in % leading
cities in the week ended March
10 totaled SCI. 1913 .228.000 COM
pared with $24,l73,875.O 900 in the
previous week and S20,714.823. :
600 in the like week year ago.
Dun 81 BradStreet.
Business Loans by member
banks III the week ended March
8 totaled S30,007 100000. up 1886
million from the previous week
and up $4,063 900, 900 from the
like week year Federal
Reserve Board.
Crude Petroleum Production in
the week ended March 9 aver
aged 7,8l2.850 barrels daily. up
294 $50 for the week and COM
pared with 1902 $50 in the like
week year ago.-American
Petroleum Institute.
Passenger Car tire shipments
IN January totaled 7.8l2.185 cases.
up 1867 from December.-Rub-
Der Manufacturers Association.
Finished Steel Products ship
ped in January totaled 7.809.451
tons, a new record, compared
with 6064 093 in December and
7587870 in January a year ago
American Iron & Steel Indus
try.
United States Exports In jan
uary totaled sl,674 900, 900. down
l6ec from December, bat up
800 from January a year ago
Commerce Department.
CrOwelI- Collier Pub. Co. has
called a special meeting Of stock
holders for March 20 in New
York to vote on the sale of the
company's printing facilities at
Springfield Ohio. to r. r. Dom
nelly d Sons Co.
Wood Newspaper Mach. Co
has bought Walter Scott g. Co.
major manufacturers of pro
printing presses and equipment
Aluminium Co. of America in
year ended December 81 earned
$50 ,62l ,033 or s4.24 a share VS..
$87 .600.808 or S4.I8 in 1855.
FirestOne T. q X. in 3 months
ended January 81 earned Sl3.-
7l0,790 or Sl68 a share vs..
Sl3,5O2,30O OF Sligo IN 1856
period
Rheem Mfg. Co. in year ended
December 81 had a loss OF So
68l 43l vs.. earnings OF S6,22l $40
or S3.l5 a share IN 1855
SheartOn Corp. in 9 months
ended January 81 earned S4.442.-
1913 or 80 cents share Us.
S4.7l5.i54 OF Sl.04 IN 1856 period.
Other earnings included:
FOR Year Ended December -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
BY SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK, Mar, IA
third force of calmer appraisal
is beginning to appear today IN
the battle between the OptImiSts
and the pessimlstS in the busi-
ness world
Optlmlsts on the future of
business ruled the field in
December with predictions Of
better days ahead.
Pesslmists grew loud in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14

Hourly safes on the Etrnangt
flUuan 500 900 e noon 90 200
l;0Opm 90 900 2 90 I'M 0 900 900
tunlt Of tfad,nR 10 shates OF SAFES IN
iull Rates Of diyldenus Ia tile foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the .ad qua'terlS ~ semi annual decla.
ration UnlcS. otherwise noted speCis
or extra divluends arr not included
Also extra Of extras AunuA rate
plus stock dividend d Declared ui Oaid
~ 1907 lluS stock diVidend paid las,
year Payable ~ stoef during llbi
estimated cash value on eX.dVidtnC nr
eN distribution uate 9 Declared o. uain
SO iaf nv wear n DECLARED OF paid
TINS year q Actuniiiihtite lsSut vii
llyiucnd n arrears palu this year
dtFidrnd omitted deferred Ut no action
taken al laSi dividend meeting ; he
clatec or PAD In 1901 pldS st ~ dlst
dend pay9bie ~ STOCK during iga6
estimated cash value on ex dividend Or
eX distribution date Liqudating avn
det cid Called XEx dividend I-uls
EN distribution 81 Ex rights XW WIN.
lut warrants Wv WIN warrants
Nnep istrlputed vi Nhcn is6utu nd
n xt uay delivery in bankruptcy or
terciyetship OF belnR trofganiztl lndef
the Bankruptcy Act OF securities ~.
sumed W such companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
FOR Year Ended December ~


Sales
Stock ara Add Ne,
Dividend Rate ~ H'Rh Low I:Ih chg
Virp Ry pti 81 slA s. = "a
yulcnM nj 50 10 10 10 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK Mar. 10 n Cotton
futures inched upward durne the i0fc-
noon today on light trade ana New
ORLEANS buving Onerinss came 'hranrn
sale up commission house selling Of
leflrE, in october and December whieb
soiur quarters thought, we're for mill
account.
Noon prices were - 10 r. cents a
bale hl0hcr than the previous tInsp
MAY 3aui. july - III and october g. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK Mar II IN usDA -
Butter steadS Receipts 325. 000 Prices
unchanged
Cheese STEADY Receipt, 3SS 400
PriCCh unchanged
Wholesale eRg prices were steady to-
day Receipts ib,Snu New YORK spot
quotations follow MidWcstcrn Mixed
culUrg Extras IS-hO lbS 33l 5-.i5
extras large l5-iS his 35-8}i. extras
medium - ~ ~. standards large 3g.E}
eherk. HSl l-1o Whites Extra $500
lhsl ~ 9-'I6 extras larec gl1-ts ,hst
~ s-'il extras medium 3"-Hi Browns
Extras tis- 80 lbsi 35.:,G
Nearby Whites Top quality IS.5O
lbs - 1,s,iS mediums 20 2-8}il mails
50 Browns Top quality ASSOC lbSl
'}a-13 :. mrdiims i3-3i Smails iu-stNl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Mar II ell .,lacad,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
TAI QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK Mar ~ ~ spo, non.
FERROUS meta, prices today Cooper 81
J" ecaA punnd Connecticut VALLEY
Load y acnb poUnA New Yufr Iq,
ial cent? % pound tH1 ST Lotus tn
~ cont 4 pound NON YORK furaie,
lltl iil' ~ cent ucf tiuy uurtt NtW
9ttk Pltisbargu scrap stcr "a
he1t' Mas quoted ~ - un-al 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
ODD LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK Mar - ,P The New
Nur stock EXCHANGE reported today
tlct odd lot tiiusarlinn by ptnlipa'
ucdlCt. on lie exchange iuf AalrH 81
PltDimsc NJ lui Isl i ucS ale af
iah fl halca lhC dine .,obg SHARES
4p.u sHBft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
Juice heavy =. Tangy FLORIDA
q RIA p Elf RU1T
Size 81 to u

Rich juice literally spurts from the knife track as you cut
into these grapefruit They're special to sit down to at
breakfast in luncheon and dinner Salads or as dessert
Safeway buyers selected the very finest for you grape
fruit with smooth fine skins easyto-separate segments
uicefu zeS in each bite Come shopping for bagful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14

These prices effective until close of business Wednesday
January IT, 1857 in Washington d. c. MARYLAND:
Hllcres Heights Bethesda Silver Spring, Takoma Park
BladensDurg, Coral Hills Hyattsvie. Kensngton Brent
wood Chevy Chase, Comar Manor Wheaton, Mount
Rainier College Park Berwyn Laurel. Indian Head
Capitol Heights, Marlboro VIRGINIA: Alexandria
Arlington Fairfax, Falls Church. Mclean, Annsndale
Herndon NO SALES TO DEALERS WE RESERVE
THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Produce prices
subject TO daily market changes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
AnxilicrY to Meet

The first meeting Of the
District Of Columbia Dental
Society's Women's Auxiliary
win be held on Tuesday at
1880 pm. at Columbia c0un-
try Club.
DR.. Shane Mccarthy, re-
Gently appointed executive
Director Of the Presidents
Council on Youth Fitness.
win speak on THE Home and
Youth Fitness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

literature and associating
with new people whose View
points are different from
mine.
when you change inside,
your taste In friends
changes. = Sheree observed.
Those people you have OUT
grown often resent this, but
part Of maturity Is not being
influenced against your own
feelings by the opinions Of
others"
TO thy own self be true, /"
! murmured.
On Natural Kick
But" sheree insisted.
''you first have to lind out
who you are. I'm on q nat
ural kick at the present.
I'm wearing q paler lipstick.
my hair Is q softer blonde,
my eyebrows are lighter and
I'm much more subtle Win
mascara.
Il used to wear too much
make-ip. I still can't 60
without some makeup foun-
dalton. because my skin Is
not good enough. I ruined
it BY being careless about
removing my makeup. I've
been 70 so many skin doctors
but q medicated base seems
70 help me the most. I have
an oily skin and even when
I'm not working ! clean It
often with an astringent.
Diet helps. too. I don't
eat much butter and nothing
fried. and I'm learning to do
without rich desserts. But
I'm mad about ice cream. 50
! allow myself one dish q
week"
We were chatting in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
~ LYDIA LANE

HOLLYWOOD. - Sheree
North believes there's q
psychosomatic cause behind
every overweight problem
and the sooner it's rec0g-
nized the easier viii be the
battle Of the bulges.s
Il am q trouble eater she
confessed to me as we settled
down for q chat. Il gain
when I'm idle or unhappy.
But when I'm working ! have
no problem keeping my
weight down.
THE situation I have to
guard against Is getting
bored when I'm between
pictures. It's so easy to get
begged down with meaning
less activity but it's not easy
TO control friendships. I
don't enjoy seeing the same
people too often.
II know now the value of
organization. / make q daily
schedule with planned activ-
ity periods Of studying and
periods Of rest.
Glad 70 Get Assistance
"A problem that you can't
solve undermines your health.
your work and your appear
ance." Sheree exclaimed. Il
was fortunate in getting
assistance from q fine psy-
choanalyst.
1t meant giving up lux
uries for these treatments but
! never regretted my choice. /"
she added.
II was very young when !
started working" Sheree con-
fessed. land had no schooling
after II. ! picked up q ter
rible vocabulary as q night
club chorus girl. All the girls
were older than !, and I
looked up to them.
NO one ever tried to help
me improve my tastes until I
came to the studio. ! thought
the flasher ! looked the bet-
ter. I've learned . lot from
the lovely clothes I've worn
in pictures and my tastes
have improved.
I'm trying to give my
daughter the advantages I
never had and I'm training
her tastes. Sheree said.
Studies Magazines
1--WE learned q lot from
studying fashion magazines. .
she went on. II have fun
picking out what they have
chosen for fair to catch your
eye and what dresses have
that basic simplicity.
~ have q plain black suit
with q wonderful cut. / wear
q simple matching hat with
Il and q small rhinestone clip
on my hip but no other jew
elry. ] get more compliments
on that costume than / ever
did when ! made q more OBJ
vious bid for attention"
you've developed so beau
tifully since / first met you, I"
! told her with deep SINGER
ity. You don't even look
like the same girl"
II don't feel like the same
girl" she replied. 1T is SO
wonderful TO know that you
can make Up for what you
feel you've missed. When !
came to the studio. 1t was
the first time in my life ! had
associated with thinking
people. / felt insecure and
inferior because ! had not
developed . standard Of con-
duct or q set Of values.
y took an ]. @. test which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
|Tri Deltus Slate
Business Meeting

The Arlington CNorthern
virginia) Alumnae Chapter
Of Delta Delta Delta Is hav-
ing It's October business meet
ing at Q pm. Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. Merrill
Marks. 1856 North Wakefield
street, Arlington Forest, Ar
lington. Va.
The annual directory for
the year ioS7-5s win be dis
tributed to the members at
this meeting. For reserya-
tons and information. cali
Mrs. J. /. Hardy BY tomor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

sheree's dressing room on the
mo Down Payment" set at
goth Century Fox when they
called her before the CAM
eras. y don't sing or dance
In this picture she said. 80
they must feel I can act. FOR
the FIRST time I'm really proud
Of my profession. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
GLAMOUR IS THEIR BUSINESS
Sheree North Is Proud
OF Her Profession Now

showed my potentialities to
be very high but my infor-
nation rating was low. Since
then I've tried to educate
myself BY reading plays. be-
coming familiar with good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
So good to come home to

Soup, of course Campbers Soup always welcome bowl
of goodness The goodness amns prons and minerals
the pleasure of good TASTE
Warm up tonight with soup you love- Campbells Tomato
Soup red and glowing with all the flavor of that special
Campbell Tomato rpened in the sum- picked at it's best
Try it sometime with pat of butter top Delicious
Tomato is only of Campbel's q kinds Of soup Take
your choice and get the happy healthy habit day.
every day soup! What could be better buys