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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

FAIRFAX - Open Sunday. lovely
brick and redwood rambler on !.
acre With trees: h.-W.h.. liv. rm
with .firepl.. equip. kit. full day
light bsmt. and earport. Only Sill.
500. Out Route 1923. south from
! court house. approx. 3 miles 70 81
Mary's Church, turn right on $50
RERRLrYs. n CT. s-aiRoi4Ie' ' IA rA slssSs
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SPRINGFIELD. VA. - Brick 45x27-
Il, 3-bedrm. rambler. Pun bSmt
fenced back I'd Priced at S1s.7hO
OWNER. phone FL. 1891.
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FAIRFAX-3-bedrm brick rambler;
equip. kit. full hsmt. with rec
rm.. fenced yard only $1,000
down with excel, terms. A. L. MIL
LICAN. JE. 3-7T45.
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SVEN CORNERS. Sl6,950. Si.600
Tor $1,000 equity - 3-bedroom
Iraneher on h-scre lot; full day
lght bsmt... rec. rm. with outside
entrance. Ice, equip. kit. scr
BUS at door. RoRsCHAcH REAL.
TX. l1u7 W Broad st.. Fails
Church. LIE o-arna
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n. ARL.. Open Sun, 223l N. Illinoi.
st.-Brick Colonial; WILLIAMSBURG
school area; 2 bedrms. din. rm
hsmt-. "a baths. large rms: al
appraised Sl7.25O KE. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

FAIRFAX BIG RANCHER--sensa
tional valuel Liv,. rm., lsx24: din.
rm., l2xl5: kit. 12xi5. with dish
washed; 3 bedrms.. . baths. unfin-
ishee 4th bedrm, or library: scr.
as-acre lot Low 2Osl FRANK 6
PHILLIPS, INC. IA. 7-S0l2: ewes 4.
Elk 3-l4l9
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DEWEY M. FREEMAN

VI AIH' IT, = -
1900 and i6O2 Lacy ave, Brad.
bury Park--Brlcks i bedrmS frli
bsrnt Houses prac new. Price re-
duoed FERFAL RFAt. ESTATE. 10
$3.50 ~ 10 s-75"3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

PARISH. open LES bedrms.,
baths; brk. Cape Cod or level 10;
viz With q Tree iI ado : years old; price
mo Dir: Arlington blvd. to s.
Ahingdon. left to s. 9Th, left to
tRSS. THFLMA F. LUCAS. Realtor
IA k.c3R6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

NUUNTKH LIVING on y acre
~ 900 down, . hedrms.. expansi.
pc attic; masonry Cape Cod. Lge
kls., aforementioned liY rm.. loyely
patio and barbecue among tree.
ana flowers. Only S12.5 See II
now. RORSCHACH REALTY. no.
". Broad St. Fails Church, JE
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i23 S. vElTCH sT.-(owner1 sI2
500; brk.. bedrm. semIdet srr
porch. fenced rear I'd; full bsnt .
rec rm. 10 mi Pentagon and
navy Annex; open house Sunday
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eiub-stone. a-bedrm house. 81
baths. large liv rm. and I'm. play.
room. each with firepl.: completely
mod kit. with. Hotpoint dishwashel
and disposal. large screened porch
S27,500 Call so. S-7S62. for Apt
Excellent financing. No agents.
FALLS CHURCH,
hedrm.. full-hsmt. rambler, de luxe
kit. equip: assume Ice. OF loan
payable $50 mo-. incl. prime. taxes
and ms. Ice. wooded lot. fenced In
rear; new elem. school blkS /;
6-n7A4 1890 Maplewood dr..
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AM. s.---Assume $1,000 AZ OF at
her iot Anchor fenced By OWNER
open, 7B2 s. Jeif St. "a b-l397
Full price $4,000 or best offer
ARL,. n, 8 Minis TO d, CT rms,
under $4,000; charming, comfort
able and cow. assume 4ka1s trust.
JOHN M. ANDERSON. Call IA. b.
OSl2. or IA. 6-62l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

DOCTOR! DOCTOR! Live in salona
q few minutes from Chain Bridge
A nome suitable for your prestige
and station in life: a home suitable
ior your family and friends, with
lst-noor study and private bath
Tor you: additional bedrms. and
tiled bath on End floor: finished rec.
rm.. prepared for 3rd bath in bsmt.
garage: =. ftrepls.: beautiful. gently
sloping plot: will stand the most
rigid inspection. S27,O50, WITH
considerable cash required. CAL
"a: 7-g090. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE, INC. 2222 N. Glebe (on Lee
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si3.O5O. CLINTON ~ acre
shaded lot presents cleaning
white house: bedrms full bsmt,
OF h W h. $500 cash, payments
epprox. 500 per mn.
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ASSUME GI 4lsb loan on $4,000
In Sleepy Hollow area, on cul-de-
sac brick, 46-ft. rambler; 5 lee.
hsdrms... "a baths. equip. kit, with
Thermodore stove and wall oven
detaeh. brick: double garage: cony.
70 az schools. min. to :. Corners;
space In laree attic. Asking SiH..
b5o. Fails Church, JE. 3-3d24 No
agents. Directions: Out Sleepy Hol.
low I'd. to school, turn IT By nur.
seTy. | big 70 lRln Wrnrwnc,h
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ARL.; Q blks. from Hechts-7 rms.
large yard: norch: rented as .
apis; . entrs. A good buy for {
home or investment Price. $ll,25a
small mo. payments. IKE. 7-l27l
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ARLINGTON. close in. $3.50 down
payments less than SIS per mo-
Ideal home for, retired couple Oh
young couple desiring to build
equity; walk to public transp, and
shop Call STARNES REALTY CO
CD SEfI 1@a~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

ARL. N.-OPEN TODAY at 2; 2
blks. ". Of Hecht's on Wilson r. 70
S84 N Woodrow st. Smart 3-bed-
rnl. studio-house; glassed sun rm..
Turn. or unfurn. SI3,500-Si3.0 900.
MACiIJIRE REATTY IA g-El7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

MCLEAN, VA. = WHITE PICKET
FENCE. velyety lawn and towering
evergreens form a charming setting
Cod: IDEAL for garden lnvers or
retired persons: liv. rm., din. rm..
kit, study lee. sun rm,, . spacious
bedrmS.; 2-car gar SEA 300.
LANGLEY REALTY. Ell. 6-4s2O,
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mr. Macarthur School. St
Msryi Parish Iss take AXE over wendert FL,
22-ft. liv. rm: 3 bedrmS.. Ia tile
baths: dry bsmt.: pretty, fenced
yard. Very attrac.. mod. brick semi
S5SyoII !; sst i sstl TE 9;SS67. TIE
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N. All. Colonial. & he'd.
rooms, ~ baths. rec. rm.: excel
cond. and loo. S20,65u asp q
1880 AS trust at Sli3.55 mo
No agents, OWNER. JE. 2-fIH4
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modest down payment . bedrms
rxpu ndable 10 2 Ice Nv rm with
firepl fenced back vd Falls
Church area: Sic.A50 JE. 3-O145.
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tTces surround this modern 9.
bedrm rancher with frepl. larger
than usual bcdrrs., screened porch
Complete privacy insured Only
SIC $50. RORsCHACH REALTY.
iln7 w Broad st.. Falls Church.
I III o-3706
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BROKER
ALEXANDRIA

Excellent investment property. Q
complete apartments, separate en-
frances all brick; convenient loca-
lion; s-car brick garage, basement.
both apis. now rented; S5,Onf down
VIII handle Total price. sci 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

CATHOLIC and public schools near;
difetent 4-bedrm. rambler. firepi.
nsmt,; SlG,e0O. Any finaneine
ready. Lee hwy. 10 Great Falls ST.,
z. {. night to West st, left 10
Greenwich. Providence. JE. o-1ln6
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ARL., S., Cape Cod, 4-bedrm brick
home and sar.: bath and shower
rms: bsmt,, rec. playrm., cyclone
fence: blk. to Grade and jr. high
schools. Mr.. shopping centers and
payment IA. 0-7SfQ
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A HOME TO FIT
vOUP BIIDGET

slo.s50. EsTyILL E--h
eharrn!nV N~np on a level fencfn
lot. arranged with 2.bedrmse 300
cash, ss5 per mo, ine. everything.
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A. EXANDRIAi Duke ST.. busline to
Navy Annex and pentagon; near
schools and shopplng--Brick RAM
bier: fireplace. 3rd bedroom OF
separate dining room daylight
basement with pround-level exit.
oh-street parking: fenced yard with
500, substantial cash. 1919 North
French 81. For appointment. call
Ki s-a0S5
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$19,500
BRICK RAMBLER
3 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
BASEMENT DEF DOOAF
$19,500

Situated on 70xi37 level lot in
ITS NATURAL WOODED BEAUTY.
Bus, school and shops are ali close.
$1,000 DOWN WILL HANDLE and
you don't have 70 be veteran or
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SCoTTsvILLE, vA.-Three acres Z
bungaiows. will sell or trade FOL
S.rm. home In Arl., Va: Si3.5OO
Phone IA. 1-7Os5.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Six Graders In
Party At Home Of
Odessa Mccoy

On Saturday, October 26, Miss
Odessa Mccoy and her sixth grade
students were guests for a mas
querade Halloween party at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Cunningham
in Darby Crest addition of West
jefferson. The party was planned
by Mrs. Leonard Kutasy and Mrs.
Cunningham who are home room
mothers.
The recreation room was appro-
priately decorated fort occasion
which took place in the evening.
Halloween games were played and
a scavenger hunt was the big order
of the evening. When the guests re-
turned to the house, they were
greeted by ghost who related his
gruesome experiences in the House
of Horrors, which caused no small
amount of screaming among the
listening guests.
Several other mothers who par
ticipated in the evenings activities
were Mrs. Wayne Sindledecker,
Mrs. John Beck, Mrs. Olive Wat
son, Mrs. Malvern Reuter-, Mrs.
Leonard Dembski, Mrs. Thomas
Lynch and Mrs. Thomas Pearce.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
November Me Ell
OF WSCS Set For
Lilly Chapel Unit

The November meeting for the
Lilly Chapel W.S.C.S. will be held
on Friday, November Is at 2 pm.
Hostesses will be Miss Thelma AL
lison, Mrs. Juanita Ballard and
Miss Lou Byers. The meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Alli-
son. Worship and program leader
is Mrs. Jane Sidner and devotions
will be given by Mrs. Dorothy Mil
Ter.
/ The ladies of the Women's So
ciety Christian Service served their
annual election supper at the COM
munity hall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Plans Announced
For Jefferson's
PTO Fall Events

Saturday evening, November %
at g pm. there will be an auction
and entertainment, plus prizes
which will be sponsored by the
West Jefferson PTO. and will be
in the high school auditorium.
This affair has been planned in
the place of the carnival which has
been held in the previous year.
A committee has been appoint
ed for various jobs. Mrs. Jean Cum
ningham was appointed general
chairman, Mrs. Dean Fuller will
be chairman of the children's show
which is to be held during the auc-
ton, Mrs. Raymond Ryan will be
in charge of the snack bar, Mrs.
Ralph Cramer is publicity chair
man, Mrs. Harold Wilson and Mrs.
Cunningham are handling the sale
of tickets.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Parish And Altar
Women Elect New
Officers In Meet

The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of Parish and Altar
Women which was held in October
was the election of officers. The
meeting was held in the West JEFF
ferson Parish Hall. Officers elected
are as follows for the coming year
Mrs. Alfred Frericks, president;
Miss Ruth Murray, vice president;
Mrs. Robert Wise, secretary; and
Mrs. Phil McDaniels, treasurer.
Delicious refreshments were
served by hostess Mrs. Leonard
Dembski during the social hour
which followed the business ses-
sion.
The next regular meeting will be
held on Wednesday, November 20
when these new officers will be in
Quoted.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
MISS SHIRLEY HiLES
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Shirley Hiles of Big Plain, age
8, and third grade student at
Fairfield School, was admitted to
Children's Hospital for complica-
tions arising from the flu She is
in room 353 and would like to hear
from all her friends, SO let's all
shower her with cards of encour-
agement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald ID. Miller
of Wilson Road left on Tuesday
morning to be with Mrs. z. Gildow
near Caldwell who has been bed
fast for several months. Mrs. Mil
Ter is a daughter of Mrs. Gildow
Mrs. Glenn Bidwell, Mrs. Harold
Bidwell and daughter, Brenda Kay
motored to Dayton, Ohio on Sun
day to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Bidwell, son Steven and
daughter Teresa.
Mr.. Bidwell is recovering very
nicely after undergoing surgery in
Miami Valley Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Emergency Squad
Has Many Runs In
Past Activities

October "a at 10:45 pm. Freddie
Wolfe, age 10, Fellows Ave-, West
Jefferson was taken to Mt. Car
mel Hospital for severe nose
bleeds.
Oct. 26, II midnight, Marvin
Sparks, 80 years of age, South
Chillicothe ST., in South Charles
ton, auto accident on state Rt. 142,
was taken to Mt Carmel Hospital.
Oct. 26, lis pm. Lee Handy of
So S. Heath St, age 30. was taken
to Mt. Carmel Hospital after suf-
fering kidney attack.
Oct. %, 7:15 pm, David Geyer,
age SO, of 167 S. Chester ST., West
Jefferson was struck by an auto
mobile and taken to Mt. Carmel
Hospital.
November l at lilo am. James
Johnson, age 10, of Rt. l, West JEFF
ferson, fell from a tree at school
and suffered compound fracture
of the right arm, was taken to Mt.
Carmel Hospital.
Nov. / at 1890 pm. Jeffrey
Curey of Gardner Rd., 18 months
old, was taken to the office of DIR.
Hurt after suffering laceration of
his right hand
Nov. 2 at las am. Wilson Nc
Glaughlin age Al of Lilly Chapel,
heart condition, need for the aid
of oxygen.
Nov. 5 at 10:15 am. George Kit
chen Jr., Lilly Chapel, age 19, was
taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital for
ruptured appendix.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Eastern Star Has It's
New Officers For Year

West Jefferson Chapter Order
of the Eastern Star elected the fol-
lowing officers at the meeting
Tuesday evening, November 5:
Mrs. Imogene (Harold Bidwell,
worthy matron; Harold Bidwell,
worthy patron; Mrs. Nellie Cardo-
81, associate matron; Charles Byer-
ly, associate patron; Mrs. Anna
Bidwell, secretary; Dorothy MRS
Charles) Byerly, treasurer; Miss
Isabelle Johnson, conductress;
Mrs. Elizabeth Poulson, associate
conductresS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Basketball Gets
Off To Start For
Fairfield Cagers

The Fairfield basketball boys
have received their new suits and
have a practice game scheduled
for Saturday morning in Columbus
with Linden Mckinley.
Varsity boys are Bob Snyder,
Bill Merritt, William Collier, La
France Ferguson, Gary Tackett,
Robert Thomas, Tom Haenszef,
Dick Snyder, James Kitchen, Jerry
Green, Larry Cummins and Eden
Peterson. Coach Luther Cain.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Several Members
Of OES At Meet
Held On Saturday

Several members of the West
jefferson Order of Eastern Star
enjoyed a smorgasbord on Satur-
day of last week in Christiansburg.
1t was being sponsored by the OES
Chapter of Olivet. Mrs. Helen Pas
icka, Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Carrie Holway, Mrs. Anna Bidwell
and Mrs. Imogene Bidwell, later
in the evening, then attended the
reception in New Carlisle which
was in honor of Mary Armstrong,
Grand representative.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Library News

If you happen to be lucky enough
to come in the Library at the right
time to find them on the shelves
there are four new football books
for teen-agerS at the West Jeffer-
son Public Library. The titles are:
Mr.. Slingshot by Joe Archibald.
Bruce Observation-Disclosures by VIII
liam c. Gault; Young Mr.. Football
by Marion Renick; Rocky Malone
by William Heuman.
These books give some interest
ing slants on football as it is play
ed today, and we wish you success
in finding the books in-they are
very popular.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Special Services
Planned For Area
Methodist Youth

The next two Sundays are very
outstanding dates for the West
Jefferson M.Y.F. Senior high
group.
November 3 was a meeting held
with Rev. James Pittman as pro-
gram speaker, on What it means
to belong"
November 10 the group will go
to Camp Wesley, near Bellefon-
taine. There will be an afternoon
and evening session, with wiener
roast at the supper hour.
November II members will at
tend the Springfield District Fall
Rally, at Sidney Methodist Church
from 3 to Z p. m. An evening meal
will be served for so cents.
Mrs. Rose Adams spent last
weekend in Warren guest of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Myers and family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller, Deb
bic, Barbara, Donna and Darel.
Mrs. Abe mclaughlin and grand
daughters, were all present for an
enjoyable evening in Columbus
last week, attending a personal
appearance.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Bradley-PeIphrey
Vows Said Oct. u
In Baptist Church

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bradley of
West Jefferson announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Sue, to Mr.
James Pelphrey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Pelphrey Sr., of West
Jefferson.
The wedding was an event of
Saturday, October 26, at the Bap-
tist parsonage in West Jefferson.
Miss Cynthia Matte acted as at
tendant for the bride.
Mr.. Eddie Burt was best man
for the groom.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Pelphrey
are at home to their friends at
3619 Marys ST, West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Fathers Honored
At Meeting Held
By Scout Troop

The fourth annual fish fry for
fathers of Scout Troop 134 was
held at the Methodist Church. Two
films were shown by Max White
side and Mr.. Eshenfelder of Ohio
Fuel and Gas Co.
Sgt. Wagner of the Air Force
showed a film on the atomic test
of Utah.
The Scouts extended their ap-
probation for all who helped in
preparing the food and they plan
to make this an annual affair.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Buttons To Beaux To
Meet At Snyder Home

The regular monthly meeting of
the West jefferson Buttons to
Beaux Gel. will be held on Tues
day, November II at the home of
Mrs. Eva Snyder on 237 Merriman
Drive, with co-hostess Mrs. Pauline
Cullman. The highlight of this
meeting will be a White Elephant
sale.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-08
Church Services
Announced For
Area On SUNDAY

The Lilly Chapel charge will
have church services on Sunday
morning, November 10 at 10:45
a. m. by Rev. Buster Hammons.
The Zion Lutheran church will
have morning worship at 1920
a. m. with Rev. Daniel Snider, pas
tor.
The First Baptist Church will
have Sunday morning services at
HOO a. m. and evening services at
7:30 p. m. by Rev. David Kocher,
pastor.
West Jefferson Methodist Church
services at IL a. m. Pastor Rev.
James Pittman
Mrs. Eugene Kent of Koebel
Road near West Jefferson has been
recently hospitalized in a Colum-
bus hospital.
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going down. At the same time
prices have continued to move
up despite softening demand
and the rapid rise in the pro-
duction facilities of the Ma
ton"
Unfortunately" the state
ment continued, leaders Of
the administration and of busi-
ness are laundering danger
ously."
One of the factors hurting
business by cutting down sales
is the administration's tight
money-high interest" policy,
the council contended.
The Eisenhower administra-
tons economic policies, the
council said, are confused,
self defeating and laundering. !"
Current investigations by the
Senate Finance and Antitrust
Committees should be pressed
vigorously. the council said.
DOrfman Custer Backed
The 35-member Executive
Council neared the end Of its
four-day meeting after unani-
mously upholding yesterday
President George Meany's
custer of Paul Dorfman as
secretary-treasurer of q waste
material handlers union in
Chicago.
Mr.. Meany acted two weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

and Whisper were read yester-
day by Deputy District Attor-
ney william l.. Ritz and AS
sistanN States Attorney Gen.
eral Clarence Linn.
Jurors listened without
changing expressions as the
readers monotonous voices
droned for several hours
through accounts Of alleged
scandal.
Here are the principals and
the stories:
Mae West-Her alleged pre-
dilection for muscle men" and
her employment of q Negro
boxer.
Robert Mitchum-The story
called him 1.-THE nude who came
to dinner"
Mr.. Mitchun sued Confiden-
tial for 81 million. but the &C.
ton was dismissed because Of 9
question Of jurisdiction.
! Dick Powell and his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

and Barbara Hutton's bashful
son and the naughty nymph."
The magazines have been
sued for q total Of $34.750. 900
damages by celebrities who were
subjects of stories.
Biggest suit is one filed by
Liberace for $25 million.
Others include demands for
So million damages by Actress
Lizabeth Scott. $2.5 million by
heiress Doris Duke. 81 million
by Actor Enrol Flynn and $780,
600 by wrestler Gorgeous
George.
Telephone Tap Report
Before the reading of the
stories yesterday. the trial heard
testimony Of Mrs. Carmen
jacques, who said she was a
roommate Of admitted prosti-
tute Ronnie Quillan in 1854.
She testified Robert Harrison,
Confidential publisher, visited
Miss Quillan twice at their
apartment.
Mrs. Jacques said Miss Quill
Ian wanted to sell her life
story to Mr.. Harrison, but he
wasn't interested. He said he
wanted to get more Juicy
stories, she remarked. She
added that Mr.. Harrison gave
Miss Quillan the name Of a
man who could tap phones in
order to obtain information for
the magazine.
Newsman Vincent Mccarthy
testified he was employed by
Mr.. Harrison briefly in Decefn-
Der. 1854, to check on Joan
Crawford and whether she was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15
Rhee Fears lJopon
Move Against Koreu

SEOUL. Aug. is (R~-Ko-
rea's President Syngman Rhee
charged today that Japan in
tends to reoccupy Korea and
dominate weaker nations in the
Far East.
At ceremonies on the 18th
anniversary Of Korea's inde-
pendence from the Japanese,
the President grouped Japan
with Red China and Russia as
nations having aggressive aims
toward the peninsula republic.
The President was fianked by
top Korean officials and United
Nations officers and diplomats
at the beginning Of day-long
independence celebrations.
ago after it had been disclosed
DOrfman's wife and son ran an
insurance business which made
100000 q year handling well
fare funds for two unions.
In an hour-long plea before
the council, Dorfman said he
personally did not benefit from
the insurance business oper-
ated by his wife and son. He
commended there was nothing in
the -AFL-CIO ethical code bar
ring q union of11cial from re-
ceiving benefits from Insur-
ance sold to other unions.
The council took a different
view and Mr.. Meany said the
case is closed. He added Dorf-
man can appeal the councils
action to the next AFL-CIO
convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

story says what Dorothy
cambridge did in the woods
involved a romantic encounter
with a man. Miss cambridge
filed q Million dollar libel suit,
settled for $4,000 out of court.
Alan Dale-The actor was
reported to have played house
with two gals at once"
Maureen O'Hara-She was
accused Of engaging in torrid
llovemaking with an unidentified
Latin American in the back row
of seats in a Hollywood theater.
Miss O'Hara has sued Con-
fidential for 81 million.
Miss O'Hara and pianist
Liberace appeared as witnesses
before the grand jury which in
dicted Confidential and Whis-
per, Publishers Distributing
Corp. Hollywood Research,
Inc. and Fred and Marjorie
Meade.
Three Copies Studied
Three entire copies Of Con-
fldential and one Of Whisper
were introduced as evidence be-
cause. the prosecutor said. they
are lewd and obscene through
out.
They contained such titles as
"Orson Welles' newest wrinkle
In that old pajama game
hypnosis: "The left hook that
unhookeds Lana Turner from
Bob Topping: THE girl who
made Peck q bad boy: Jeanne
Grains hubby and the starlet"
The Joe who said no to Jane
RUSSELL; why Donald O'Con-
lnor should have heen snanked u