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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Back Yard Putting Green
By HAROLD ]. FLECKNOE

area for hours It's very important to
get the ground as smooth as possible"
Seeding was next. After checking with
the Agriculture Department, he purchased
their 1913 yearbook, entitled Grasses. He
found this to be a valuable aid, and after
looking through it planted bent grass, nor
mally used on golf green's. He doesn't water
it much, because Of heavy soil moisture.
To keep the green attractive and best
for putting, he purchased a special mower.
His "out-of- pocket" cost to date is sur
prisingly small: SIS for the mower, $40
for drainage material, $18 for seed birds
ate half of it, and $40 for fertilizer
My wife Claire and get a lot of enjoy
ment out Of the green" says Mr.. Kolinchak.
I'VE use it nights and week ends She
never played golf before, but she's getting
so interested in it now that she'll soon
play on a regular course. The neighbor-
hood kids get big kick out Of it, too"
Mr.. Kolinchak is assistant to the food
service administrator of the Federal Bureau
of Prisons His wife also works at the
bureau He helps direct service of three
meals a day to 20.5O0 prisoners in 80 penal
institutions in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

TNHANKS TO President Eisenhower
Il Michael Kolinchak now has a private
putting green in his own back yard in
Clinton, Md
After the Presidents green was built at
the White House, Mr. Kolinchak-a fellow
golfer-Said. IF Ike can have one, so can L."
The completed green, measuring 40 by 40
feet. is a professional looking Iob-if you
don't look too closely at the single hole.
temporarily ringed by a tomato can.
1T wasn't hard to build" said Mr.. Kolin-
chak. a golf devotee since he was a caddy
at Is. Anyone with spare time and good
soil can have one It's less effort than
starting a garden and needs less care"
Mr. Kolinchak began work on 1t in March,
1885, after studying the natural drainage
Of the area where he planned to make the
green. He dug the drainage ditch in one
day. then put drain tile and gravel pipe
under the green At the outlet, a brook
near the end of his yard, he embedded a
cinder block.
Grading the green was the biggest
problem" says Mr.. KOlinchak. Il used
6x6 piece of timber weighed down with
cement blocks. / dragged this over the
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
a. Tookss - Rev. a. Smith

e A. Tookss - Rev. A. Smith
Recent visitors In the city were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Carter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Harris of Los Angeles
They are relatives of Miss Enestine Whiteside. and numer-
Gus bther relatives who reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil and daughter. Norma. of Gary. Ind.
Mrs. Ruth Mophis of Gilett. and Mrs. Delmarie Anderson
and children of Stuttgart. spent Monday visiting the Hoovers
and their brother. Luther Hayes.
Mrs. D. l. Blair Is the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hoover.
Robert Sanders Of Kansas City. Is here visiting his bro
ther. Pantroy Mercer and mother. Mrs. Adella Mercer. 340O
West End steet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie c. Price of Albany. NJ. Y. visited his
aunt and cousin. Mrs. Matte Davis and Mrs. Ernest Grays
2601 West 18th street
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Brown Of West Second street. have
returned from Chicago. where they attended the funeral o.
their uncle. Jack Cobb.
Mrs. Jean Henderson and baby Of St Louis. formerly OF
Eudora. Is visiting In the home Of Mrs. Mildred Armstrong
sos East 9Th street for a few days. She Is also visiting he.
mother in Eudora.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fair. and their two lovely children
Allen jr, and Joy Michele of Flint. Mich, have been guest,
Of their mother. Mrs. Edna Fair Byrd. 1929 West 18th street
They were here the 18th and 18th of. this month.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Recent Bride
Feied by In-Laws

The Stewards Vivian and Hous-
toni. Sit Ringo street. entertain
Cd With an elaborate luncheon
Saturday afternoon. honorins
their daushter-in-lzx. Mrs. WI
moline Sparks. Following the de-
leeIsbIe service. the guests spent
a pleasant afternoon getting ac-
qusinted with the guest Of honor.
Tires. Of Little Rocks most tai
ented musicians were present. .
al the insistsnce Of the guests.
Mrs Z c. Dyer. Mrs. Myrtle VIII
hams and Mrs. Hazel Hynson
rendered several musical -selec-
tisnz. thus rounding out q most
perfect. as well a enjoyable af-
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
FEy=T T'rFTJ
lAn0n166Gl1n
Here and There

Mrs. Bernice Burnside of 1922 State street. and Mrs
Iona Z. Reeves, sos Brown street. left this past weekend
for Les Angeles, to attend a district assembly. This assem-
bly, is sponsored by jehovah Witnesses. and VIII convene
for five days. July 24-2a. -
Mrs. J. r. Lowry and her mother, Mrs. Sadie q Nelson
of 1920 West 10th street. recently had as their house guests
MIR. and Mrs.. Gerald K. Hunton. and Mr.. n. q. Beans al
of Elmont Long Island. N. Y. The visitors. close friends
of Mrs. Lowry's enroute home from Mexico City. had an en-
joyable visit In Arkansas Capitol city.
Mrs. Bettye Deloney Murray. 2s17 Rock street and her
son, Albert. are enjoying an extended vacation In Illinois. In
diana, New York, Ohio and Michigan.
The Daughter Elks Of Rose City Temple number 3Ts.
gave their annual dinner party AT the Eks Rest. 9i4 IL
Gaines street, July 20. The door prize. which was a 5000
bill was won by Mrs. Ola Mae Pfeifer, 1877 Pulaski street.
holder of the lucky number.
Sunday July n womenis day was observed At Greater Cen
ter Star Baptist church. 1913 w. Short 32nd Street. Mrs. Erma
L. Moore Of Collins Temple Baptist church was the principal
speaker. The soloists were Mrs. Louise Smith and Mrs. l.
Robinson. Mrs. Catherine Allen introduced the speaker. Mrs. G.
C. Jennings. chairman; Rev. Z. l. Jennings. pastor.
Daryl Coleman. son of MI. and Mrs. c. II. Coleman. 1920
S. Valentine street. recently accompanied DIR. and Mrs. J. T..
Henderson and their son. Frank to Dwight Presbyterian Mis-
Lester Gaines. also participated In the activities.
Mrs. Aretha Holmes. 1902 street. left July p for the West
Coast, where she win visit her daughter. Mrs. Ada Terrell and
her niece al Los Angeles. She viii later visit her son. Attorney
General Jackson Harris of chicagoMrs. Holmes will return
home September 1.
Archie Williams. Ills Cross street. is resting comfortably
at the Baptist hospital Mr.. Williams suffered a heart attack
Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Card Of Thanks

Nearly q years ago. ! ehoss -
become q citizen Of Little noek.
Arkansas. Through the passing q
the years. The people Of the ea-
tire city have become endeared -
me as part Of my family.
This note VIII In q small mnns-
ure. express to you my profoun6
thanks and sincere apprecistfaA
to each and everyone Of my de.r-
ly beloved friends for every -
Of kindness and eonsiderstln
given me through the years
personally wish TO thank
each Of you for your personal
letters. telephone calls. gifts a
every description. the comfort
which you have given ms during
the personal illnesses and aers1
hours which have occurred n ny
family during my stay here II
Little Rock. and for all other eo1-
siderations and expressions show
cred On M.
With an humble heart I ~.
Thank you. and may ood btrD
each and everyone Of you alusya
Gratefully yours
Helena B. Alexander, r -
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

Mrs. ORA Alexander Of Kensett was the house guest OF
her son and laughter inlaw. Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Nelson
623 Ceader street.
The hatrons of Friendship clubs monthly meeting win
be held Sunday at the home Of Nj. and Mrs. John A. Harris
BIT Elm street Mrs Banel Blue. president; Ms. James
McChee. reporter.
The Friendship club met at the residence Of. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Hughes. 500 Beech street to celebrate the birth
day of Mr.. Hughes. The house was beautifully decorated.
with red and pink roses. a delicious dinner was enjoyed by
ALL He received many useful gifts. Mrs. Evelyn Hattison.
president; Mrs B. Pryor. vice president.
Miss Benice Middleton Of Berkeley. Calf. new here
to visit her mother. Mrs. Peariine Middleton. and sisters. Mrs
Edna MeChee. Mrs. Lorene Barnes and Mrs Clara B. Simp-
SON Miss Middleton Is a foner resident Of this city. She
graduated from Dunbar Junior college and Payne Theological
Seminary at -Wlberforee. Ohio. she worked at Morris Brown
college. Atlanta. Georgia. She Is now a teacher and counse-
lor at the School for the Deaf. at Berkeley. where she Is the
only Neerosshe win leave here by American Airline July 25th.
for Canfonia. +
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Nola Oliver and Children of Chicago. I'LL,
are the house guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer
Jordan 523 West Goth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Jones had as house guests her sister
and brother In law,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander Of Detroit
Michigan.
The 270th session of the Usher Union was held at First
Baptist 9th and Pine street. Sunday. Amout of money raised
was S35e04. Rev. v. M Banks, pastor; G. H. Brown, prest-
dent: Mrs. b. Handy, reporter.
Mrs. Leola Harris Of 1918 East 9th street has returned
home after spending two weeks visiting relatives and friends
at Houston, and Galveston, Texas.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

Rev. Richard Burr was born -
Raleigh. North Carolina TO ~
and Mrs. Thomas Burr. He cana
to Arkansas At a early age wfx
his parents and confessed . hoo
Is Christ at the Mt Lake Baptise
church. Scott He was married -
Miss Matte Facen. To this union
was form one daughter. Mrs. In
rine Burr Taylor.
Later he moved 70 Little Rock
and Joined the Pilgrim ProxreD
Baptist church In North Litfhs
Rock. Later he Joined the Firse
Baptist church in England. undg
the Rev. b J. whitfield. where
he served as assistant pastor -
long as he was able.
He departed this life July len.
1857. He leaves 10 morn his pasD-
ing a devoted wife. Mrs Lfnis
Burr: one daughter. Mrs Lurins
Burr Taylor. one nephew. Sam
uel Burr Of North Little Rock
and q host Of relatives md
fricnda
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

texnoon.
Other recipients e - s~-
srts Qscious hsspit.iltx wers
Mines ktheI Da1El.A bai1u HtR
Helen Ma nehinson. EIIinR
Springer. and nizs Frsnkte Sod
grass
hrA Dyer = currently 1ress-
ns . pasent One hstIon hdk-
visible Of uh1eh ~ = 1<zhx.
fhe pageant vii be pres<zta =
Tie Community Center Ffjlw
mite. She viii b assisted n No.
danes Hyupon. Williams -
Flakes and leasing soIoiztz -
musical Ereups and othx IIeuD
Of the city.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
With The Clubs

Mrs. Deiphine Mccain was hostess at the meeting o.
the Cavalelte club. After the business session a delicious re-
past was enjoyed by all Three games Of whist were played
and members winning we're Mrs. virgle Kohlman. Mrs. Char
ity Lee and Mrs. Fanny Day. Guest of the evening was Miss
Edith Harland. The next meeting VIII be at IL Ives Walk. with
Mrs. Loretto Moore as hostess. Geneva Leary. reporter.
The Magnolia Charity and Art association held 1t
monthly meeting at the home of the first yiee-presideni
Mrs. Z. S. Woodson. 1913 S. valmar. The president. Mrs. c.
M. Knowles was In charge. Devotion was led by G. A.. Nc
Cullar, after the brief business session a surprise handker-
chief shower was given. The general president. Mrs. r. l.
Philips who with her husband left on the II for q vacation
In Detroit. Twenty-six were present including 3 visitors. Ths
hostess served dcliciotk refreshments. The August 6 meeting
win be held at the home Of Mrs. Estela Rollins, 1917 Pine
st. vessie Mosley, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

DsssAs Laser :,
III. and Ma 4 d. Glaefu -
turned Saturday night fvQm HylD
Part. n. 4. where - v0D
visiting their dsushter. Ia
Juanita Hknderson snds
-. Mr.. and MH Lash<in Jono
spent several DAYS n ohis VIZ
Ing their ehldrea- =, NJ md -
John Neal had u their spest MR
ksie Hunter and grand d1nEtR
from kansas eiu. ~ ~.
auelia Palmer and huspsnd -
several days with her fzIhes.
Lawson King and wife. hn
zenobia Moody Of Texas visited
her sister. Mr.. c. v. stnlnun
last week.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Boulevard News

,. Z. Green
The district Sunday school con-
sress opened July q and con-
vened through July 18th. Tie
Plant at Oak Grove Baptist church
A musical drama viii be held
Tuesday night Education and
Talent VIII be discussed Wednes-
day morning. The PASTORAL
Anniversary Of Rev. D. John
son win Be held July zs-August
Q ct Hot Springs. Barbecue.
drinks and lee cream viii be
served.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Card Of Thanks

win gratsfui a~pprscistkon -
deepest cmotieus Ne schnowlsd0
The kind expressions e<tsnded -
W IN this sad hour b 90 nkisn1A
neighbour. church. and pastne.
Your lovely offerings In tn
form Of flowers. cards. tclesrams
and other sets Of tioushtfuineD
will ever remain with us IS 10
kens of your sympathy and ~
derstanding.
Signed; The Sloan Family
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

Shirley Phillips. Dorothy Mitchell.
Ollie Darling. Joyce HeClinton.
and Bertha Singleton. An In
Walker, spo1scE
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26


Every one that Is bern In this land,
Has the love Of our blessed Lord;
And he always holds out his hand.
Teaching US to be together Of one accord.
o-o-oe0-oLo-o-o@
We that love our blessed Savior
WIN confess that His word Is true
Christ suffered and died for our sinful behavior
Arose from the dead; what about you?
o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o
Christ has made the way so clear;
There Will be no need to say I did not know;
Leave me. keep on with your sirxul ear.
sYos win reap just what you SOW!
o-o-o6oL0-O-o-eo
Friends. let US wake up and be true;
Not like a house on sand that will sink;
Do right in what the Lord has planned for you
Because there Is plenty of time to think!
W.. N. Bledso
State Hospital
Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

purpose Of the club Is to pro-
vide entertainment for service
men from the Air Base.
The first party was held at the
~ on last Saturday with over
fifty young people participating.
Dancing and games were enjoyed
by all. Refreshments were iced
eokes. peanuts and candies. The
parties will be held each Satur-
day night during July and Au-
gust. Young women wishing TO at
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

GIRLS, Don't miss the FUN Of
wholesome camping. swimming.
hikes, crafts and nature stssly.
YWCA CAMP . August II : "a.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Notices:
WARNING oRDER

WARNING ORDER =
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, s..
In The Pulaski Chanxery Court
l. l. Mays. Plaintiff
VS. No. 107647
Jewel p. Mays. Defendant
The Defendant. Jewel P HzyB
Is warned to appear in this cosE4
the complaint of the plaintiff. =
l. Mays.
Dated: July 22nd. 1857
J. r. Booker Ill
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Attorney ad Litem-
Charles l. Carpenter
Airline Turner. ChanccrT Cerf
By Airline Turner
726:s2-a1s a
WARNING ORDER
State Or Arkansas, 4
County OF Pulaski. 81
In The Pulaski Chancerv Court
Walter NJ Weeds. Jr., Plaintiff
vs. No. 107S90
Evelyn Woods. Defendant
The Defendant Evelyn Woods. Is
warned 70 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the PLAINTIFF
Walter NJ Woods Jr.
Dated. July "a 1857
Harold b Anderson
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L Carpenter
Attorney adj Dtem
f-iaae TaG. Chsncery CLERK
Rv Jamye d cher d C.
7s26:8z-e1 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-15
Thurmo!nd, Case I rode
Arguments on Education

any Federal funds and con-
Guided:
Give the States two or three
years longer and they will finish
the job"
Senator Case replied that the
States have barely kept up with
current needs" and haven't at
tackled a backlog shortage which
he said built up during the de-
preston and World War II.
Senator Thurmond argued that
Congress "has no jurisdiction in
the field Of education" saying
the entire problem should be left
with the States.
Senator Case said the Eisen-
hover administrations school
construction program, now be-
fore Congress. would leave the
States free to decide on their own
building projects and would
merely supply funds to help
carry out the work.
Why not solve the problem
now instead of waiting for gen.
erations Of school children to
pass through inadequate facili-
ties?" he asked.
THE States" Senator Thur
mond said. ARE meeting their
responsibilities and haven't asked
for anything"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-15
BY the Associated Press

Senator Thurmond, Democrat
of South Carolina, says Fedora
aid for school construction
would inevitably" lead to Fed.
eral control of education-an ar.
gument Immediately challenged
by Senator Clifford Case, Re-
publican of New Jersey.
In a televised debate yester.
day on MICS American Forum
Senator Thurmond commended
that anywhere the Federal Gov
eminent puts money. / think
they're going to control"
Disputing this. Senator Case
said $l8 billion was spent by
the Federal Government on edu-
cation provisions of the CT Bill
of Rights and that this lied tc
no Federal control whatsoever
Senator Cases argument that
the States lack resources to over
come a classroom shortage was
challenged in turn by Senator
Thurmond.
The South Carolina Democrat
said the States haven't asked fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-15
Colorado SnowsIide
Sweeps 4 Persons,
Two Cars Off Rood

DURANGO. Colo, April is (P).
We're lucky to be alive" a New
Mexico mother said yesterday
after an avalanche roaring
down a Southwestern Colorado
mountainside swept four men,
bers of her family of a highway
and buried them for 10 minutes
before rescuers could dig them
out.
Mrs. Charles Ruckman of
Pennington. N. Mex, said she
was able to outrun the snowslide
which trapped her sister, Alice
Walther. %. of Dallas, Tex, and
her one-year-old daughter,
Kristy Ruckman, under one
of two cars tumbled from U. S.
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tell me from the East, where she
lis publicizing Designing Wom-
an" Il couldn't sit still that
long. The best thing for me is
to work. to make more pictures
and the sooner the BETTER"
Yul Brynner's l6-year -old
half sister Catherine. who lives
in London, has answered the
question Of whether her film
star half-brother is really bald.
According to Catherine, he's not,
and actually has lots of dark,
curly hair. l had always thought
Yll was bald and that's why he
decided to shave it all of,
Sophie Tucker won $500 in
the ships pool on the SIS. Queen
Elizabeth. And she's adding
Calypso to her act. calls her.
self Calypso Soph. and wears
toreador pants. Volta gal!
You'll see Panayision for the
first time in the David Lewis
picture, Ramirez County" It's
like Mike Todd's 40 screen,
but clearer. David uses it for
his next movie, The Conquest
of Mexico" to be made in that
country.
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signer. who claims she was cata-
pulled to fame and fortune by
his clothes. WHO'S been
clothes?" Sophia snorted. I'm
clothes was the trademark.
The sultry Italian star met up
with Jerry Lewis in the Para
mount commissary Friday. He
grabbed her around the waist
with Let's go. baby" She was
rescued by her luncheon date,
Don Hartman, who remarked,
ITS remarkable how many
people want to talk to me these
days"
Enrol Flynn's daughter Rory
was actually on the plane to
Mexico to visit him when the
court order arrived prohibiting
her fight. Enrol is in Mexico
making THE Sun Also Eises. "
|. Pity Betsy Drake: She sat
through six screenings of Jayne
Mansfield's film, The Girl
Can't Help It." to perfect her
imitation of Jayne in "Will Sue
cess Spoil Rock Hunter?"
Russell Birdwell, who assures
us that Zsa Zsa Gabor will sur
prise you with her acting ability
in Girl in the Kremlin," told
me why she started her career
as an actress. Five years ago."
said Russell. then her agent,
now her director, "zsa Zsa came
to me and said. II am tired of
watching George Sanders strut
ting around the house like a big
actor. He's a bore. / want to
be a bigger actor than George
Sanders Zsa is certainly a
much bigger personality and
more newsworthy than George
ever was.
Katharine Hepburn called
Lauren Bacall after reading she
would visit her in Switzerland
this summer. Il hope" said Ka-
tie, that you don't think
planted the story" When Miss
Hepburn calls the press to plant
"a story. that really will be the
day the globe turns into pink
cheese. I'm not going to Switz-
erland" La Bacall phoned to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-15

Eddie Bracken's incoming "Shin-
bone Alley" has $250.000 adj
vance. Bling Crosby selling
his Idaho home. =. Doris Day
lost her brother. Louis Arm
streng headlines the Roxy on
10th, Frances Fay into Town and
Country. Sammy Kaye into
Roosevelt. Daughter for the
Bill tFBD Joneses. She's
Veronica Denning. NBC to
buy Columbia Pictures? /.
Nets Irmgard Seefried called her
MOnika. AMELIA.
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D C. Ao1
Is, l067

Highway $50 by 15-foot-deep
snow five miles north of Silver
ton. Colo. late Saturday.
They were freed by highway
workmen clearing snow from an
earlier slide on the road across
Red Mountain. known as the
Million Dollar Highway"
Mr.. Ruckman and another
daughter, Marcee. 8. were car
ried of the road by the slide,
but were able to scramble to
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ED SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
4
MY Secretary, Africa. Speoks

radar, pocket submarines, mines,
torpedo boats. In return, Com
mics win right to use it. :. Your
friend Lord Mayor Briscoe's
gran d ugh ter was named
Rachel. /. Duke and Duchess of
of Windsor to France on 18th.
!. Kay Starr weds George Mel
lon in June. !. Mrs. Byron Foy
home after too long a hospital
siege. Howard johnson Jr.
succeeds his dad as PREF of the
chain. The Jack Lemmons
getting Reno papers. Tony
Canzoneri's daughter, Denise.
and Fred Chandler serious.
The Harry MaIlOys of Bergdorf-
Goodman clan expect Sir Stork.
F.. Lionel Hampton to Australia.
+. Lowell Thomas Seven Won
ders OF the World" hit $2,177, 900.
. :. Federal Customs Judge Paul
Rao, at Gino's congratulated on
elevation to Fordham U. alumni
directors. Paddy Chayefsky
completed next movie script.
The Goddess"
X
Nelson Rockefellow best man
at Victor Borella's marriage to
N. H. Gov. Lane Dwinell's sister.
Eleanor, next month. Groom is
operations head of Rockefeller
Center. Jeanmaire i'll.
Prince Rainer's sister, Princess
Antoinette, and Charles Ray
chilled. American Cancer
Society target. $50 million.
Mario LAMA to Italy for MGM's
Seven Hills Of Rome
Farley Granger with Lily Lodge
at Lum Fong's. ;. Edith Piaf and
jacques Peals in tune again. +.
Adlai Stevenson to England next
Vaude's Eddie Alex
recuperating at st. Vim
cents Hospital. The Nelson
Riddles expect a small maestro
Danny Kaye comforting with Sol
Siegel on Danny's next. Merry
Mountain hotels
rates.
The Albert Salnlis peggy Ann
Garner called her Catherine.
/. Adm. William ID. Leahy
hospitalized. !. Charles Chaplin
Ocna O'Neill baby due next
1t. John Cashmere,
son of Democratic biggie, wed
Sandra CASTOR. Eartha Kilt
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AII-GirI Choir Concert

The Wheaton t1ll.) College
all-girl choir will present a con-
cert at 8 pm. Thursday in the
Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Chapel, 1901 Sixteenth
place. Hyattsville. Md.