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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

CHEVY CHASE--Breuninger- built
rambler: 3 bedrms., ga baths,
23-ft, liv. rm., full din. rm., spa
cious kitchen with dishWasher.
rec. rm., built-in garage: beautiful
lot; only s yrs. old: near clubs,
S27,95O. M. NJ. NORTHERN, DI.
5-SS42, III b-63S7
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ROCK CREEK HILLS - Gracious
WILLIAMSBURG Colonial combining
traditional with the modern
eonveniences. Large family room
ultra de luxe kit, etc; bNutiful
grounds. lot approx. l00-ft. 'front.'
age. Priced In the Dos. q am
S-4ss "a, M EMi I rs eps ey9s;; EN-
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SILVER SPRING-A real buy, 2.
VI. -old bi-level: 4 bedrms.,
paths, rec. rm.: on beautiful
fenced lot with patio and many
extras. Assume $4,000 loan
70; 5.36SS. SUBURBAN PROP.
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BETHESDA-SOMERSET AREA :
Brick split-level on level lot with
trees: 4 bedrms., 3 full baths, scr
porch, carport, daylight rec. rm
wffirepl full bsmt., excel, conv
neighborhood: S33,750. Till
pm, BETHESDA REALTY. OIL
ALAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

WHEATON AREA bedrms., kit,
dining rm., bath, full bsmt.
fenced yard; for sale or rent Call
Mcclellan, ST. $4,000, JU. Z
6104. JAMES L. DIXON g. CO..
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CHASE, Blessed Sacrament
Parish-Qualilty brick home in
excel. cond. Separate din. rm
with bay window. full bath and
den or bedrm. on LIST A.: A bed
rms, Ia baths up. Stairs to
tioored attic; screened porch, ga
raae, S26,500 FLA or GI AN
DRIS REALTY OIL. 9.An1n
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BETHESDA--Air- cond. rambler; 3
bedrms., 2 baths, liv. rm. with
separate breakfast nook, screened
porch, carport, patio, Assume Ice
4hseo loan, S30.950. ANDRIs
REALTY. OIL. 2-9070.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

SILVER SPRING, Forest Grove
area-7-rm Colonial brick. Fea-
lures: lst-f1r. paneled den, 13x17.
with full tiled bath; lge. ultra
washer dispos.: washer and drier
in bsmt Immac. cond.: l0.500-
SO 1T lot; , blks to st Johns
Catholic School and Ga. ave This
is truly one of the better values
We have seen in recent months:
Sl9.950 r. A. HUMPHREYS g.
SONS, JU. $4,000; ewes, WE.
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l0027 LORAIN AVE
COR. UNIV. BLVD. w.

James c. Conley & Co.
A5ah GA. AVE LII p-4laA I'll. q
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CHEVY CHASE. KIRKSIDE-Red-
brick Colonial Living rm.. dining
rIn., kit, 3 bedrms.. dormitory
rHn., 2 baths, 2 half baths, study
and screened ,orch; garage, gar
den that has everything: located
on the most desired street in this
section Shown by appt. only
Can OIL. 6-2344. Once open 9
~ ?. THOS. J. FISHER d CO..
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ROBERT E. LOHR
INVESTORS

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
4 bedrooms, . baths. all-elec.
kitchen. Assume large 81 loan.
Walk to school and bus. Catholic
school and church - blocks Ewes
Mr. Long, Pc 2-4sg4
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SILVER SPRING RAMBLERI We

SILVER SPRING-3-bedroom Co.
lonial, close-in; hot-water heat
Zee. room. screened porch. garage
house in excellent condition,
large, beautifully Handicapped lot;
Sl6,950. LAIRD B. SCOTT, Real.
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DETACHED, close TO D. C. line
tranSp. and Schools bedTmS
NV, nm. fireplace. den, povde,
fm,, knotty-pine rec. rm, Priced h
sell Owner Transferred CT,ATTDE
SHIFIET Pa u moo SDH
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WHEATON; $3.50 dn.. only Sl2,50O
--2-hedrm brick bungalow WIRE
place. excel nghbd.; shade trees.
SIGLER a. co IND 10 4-S3S3
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CHEVY CHASE - Charming brick
Colonial 4 bedrooms, 2 baths 2no
moor, den, powder room. Conven,
lent best schools, clubs. Call Mrs
Bowling, EN-. 3-3439. DONALD
,MERRYFIELD, Realtor, EN-
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TAKOMA PARK. SI6.5OO-Here's
a nice 3-hedrm. brick rambler
with gar, firepl., pordn and bsmt /:
big shady lot Al location Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-1103
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

lNONIIOmEhf HILLS - owner
moved TO larger home, MUST SELL
3-bedrm. home. breakfast nook,
rec. rm., garage, porch and level
lot; immed. poSs.; drastically re-
dueed. See this home today. C.
ROBERT GRAY & CO., 9l6 Ellis
worth dr.. III 5-fl1OO
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LITTLE RIVER HILLS. 5 Estel I'd
-3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler;
ls-aere lot. very attractive. Va
cant; $3.50.
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ALEXANDRIA. zoe Moncure dr.
a-bedrm brick Cape Cod no
bsmt.; liy: rm; with fireplace;
walk-up attic, fenced rear yard;
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SILVER SPRINGS, Forest Grove
area-7-rm. Colonial brick Fea-
lures: 1st-fl. paneled den. I3xl7,
with full tiled bath: lge. ultra
modern kit; washer and drier in
bsmt.; peri. cond.: 10.50O-Sq. II
lot; 2. blks. to St. Johns Catholic
School and Ga. ave. This is truly
one Of the better values We have
seen in recent months r. A.
HUMPHREYS & SONS. JU. $4,000:
ewes, WE. 5-53O7
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FAHk-VeTy attThC., q
bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod, IN
areas, Shaded, Northumberland vd
street from playground. Priced
realistically c. ROBERT GRAY q
Co, a1R Ellsworth DR.. lU. SOL no
WHEATON: low dowr
payment, monthly payments lesl
than rent-Spotless 2-bedrm
house. beautiful recreation rm
500 EN-. 2-S206, DISTRICT
MARYT AND REALTY. INC ewes
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R0CKVILLE-SILVER ROCK-S4pb
dn., no qualifying. no settlement
charges: det rambler: 3 bedrms
rec, rm.: Ice fenced yard; assume
j 4sfo CT loan. 10. 5-3740; ewes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29

What cant b. d1He n forever
being attempted ~ @omsons Who
can't % Il
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Ho w A r D. S
INDUSTRIAL CATERING SERVICE

a Private Parties
\ Church GROUPS.
4 Hanqust@
= weddings
= Open Houses
q Con vsntions
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Governor and Mrs.
OrviIle L. Freeman
Honored by Friends

soaue 100 friends from Minnie
apolts and 81 Paul greeted Gov
ernar and Mrs orvil,e l.. Freeman
al reception given in their honor
ON Monday evening, August -, IN
the Hennepin Room OF Hotel Nice
llet. Minneapolis
Hosts for the informal affair
were the Mines, Lillian Ralenger,
Arhe Mae Hampton De Nclma
Newman. Helen whitesAde and the
Messra. A. u Caasius, Curtis G
Chiveyz, Robert NJ Patterson and
Rev DENIAL A. Carly
curtis q Chiyers introduced
Governor Freeman tor brief re-
marks
tn receiving line with Governor
and Mrs Freeman were Mrs Iiel
eu whitesida, Mrs Lillian nalen.
acr A. Il. Casaius, Leonard Carter
and Robert NJ Patterson
Mrs James murray baritone
sang two solos and was nccompan.
ted by his daughter Miss Mary X
Murray. WHO played q program 90
incidental music throughout the
reception
Serving ga hostess was Mra re
pSlma Newman assisted by Mira,
RUFUS q Webster and Mrs u oa,
car Newman.
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ward Possy and family ~ AAiT
Fifth Az S. returned home August
IT, from two weeks vacation
spent In the east visiting Mrs.
Poseys parents, Mr. and Mrs II A
Bergman OF Warren O, and nr
Posey's father. Mr. Alex Pasey
in Youngstown, o They also visit
CT In Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
Pa, before returning home
Dctroitcr~ Return Home; Mrs
Robert stevens and Mrs sue Mil
Ter Of Detroit who have been visit
ing in the city for ten days, guests
of William a Glenn Of 1854 Smell
ling Av., left for their homes ON
Thursday August n The visitors
enjoyed sightseeing tours n q
other social courtestes extended
them They were dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles W Glenn
Mr. and Mrs O l.. Alexander Mrs
Jessie shepard evening guest o.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and
guests GA a sightseeing tour of the
city and Southdale shopping Cen.
ter with dinner al Fair Oaks Motel
hosted by Mrs Carrie Neal Both
ladies were greatly impressed with
the city.
Parents We're Guests; Mr. and
Mrs Cato Mckinnic OF Murphys-
boro III left Tuesday for their
home after spending three days
ta the city visiting their son-in-
law and daughter MIR ana Mrs
Milton Durham Of $3.50 Portland
Az.
Leave For Home; Mrs Sameilcn
Carroll Of Memphis. Tenn, who
has been the guests OF her cousin.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Granger Of
1924 Fourth Az s. left Cor her
home ON Wednesday Mrs Carroll
was royalty entertained during her
visit including dinner with Mr.
ana Mrs Cain Davis, luncheon
guest OF Mrs William Burrcl,
cocktails al the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Willie tisll and a guest at
the General Mills picnic at Excel.
sior She enjoyed a tour OF the
University OF Minnesota campus
and many other c0urteaes She
was greatly impressed on her first
visit TO the city with it's beacty and
the hospitality Of the residents
Also visiting the Changers are
Mrs T J. Nelson and daughter,
Miss Estclic Of santa Monica,
Calif They win be ia the city until
the end OF the week,
Family Visitors: Arriving iu the
city Monday evening were Mr. and
Mrs Percy Davis OF Milwaukee.
who win divide their time visiting
with relatives They are house
guests OF MIR and Mrs. Garrett
Davis. 5000 Elliot Az
Dinner Hosts; MI and Mrs Evs
erctt Law Of 1901 Portland Av.
had as their dinner guests on Tues.
day evening. Mr. and Mira Alvin
Freeman Of Chicago. Mr. Law and
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Gorden Lovers and
Friends Enjoy
Lown Party

The beautifully Handicapped back
yard % Mi and Mta h l. slime
tot0 Fourth Az SO, was tho pic
tureaque setting Tot the garden
party given hy the Minneapolis
Garden Lovers Cmh on Sunday AZ
tofnoon. August "a, from 90 2
p IN
Colurful umbrella tahlra and
lawn furniture placed az vantage
points on the lawn with q huckdrop
~ flowers in many hueH and va
rict,ea enhanced the beauty of the
setting rott"d getaninmn. potan.
iss and hanging baskets Of ivy
were ia pfoflsion throughout tho
patio where guests werv served
from an eAqujaitely laid table with
ita ecfu linen italian cutwork cloth
AZ one end. crystal punch bowl
onclrclcd with white dahlias and
red gladiot and crystal trays of
dainty sandwiches and cookies
struck an artistic note as Eueata
gathered 10 chat and enjoy the re
treatments Members Ia their
prciticat after five froela greeted
their guests and assisted AZ aory
ing
Enjoying the hospitality Of the
/ host club we're the Mesaru and
Mines William Thomas, William
I Webb Ian McAaama. william
Helm, Frank Terry, John Morris
Wilson Bailey. Clifford wtlltefaon,
Ia W HouseF The Mmea " r.
Mitchell. ar Theltfa Mann Floyd
nounlx Charles Miller Esgic
/ Lewis, Leroy Kennedy, Lydia IN.
low Mamie WHITE, loo Mcdaniel
I Palmer Jackson, Hazel Underwood
EAn Brent. Hammond Turner a
- Brown. William a Berry tlna
ain Harris and daughter, i.eHiy
Allie Wilson Lawrence Morrow
Also the Mines y Y Spencer
FEELS FoKg, John Williams. r L.
BrBxton. Nathaniel Watson, y
Iiowlos. Dorothy Buford, Elmer
Smith, y q Harris Ed Young
the Misses Fra Wells Eaaie Mason
BcuIah Fontetoic and the MessJa
spencer HIdyeta danett Davis
ana y l.. Sims
Members present wsre the
Mines iuclilc ghyers Mae Dayi#.
Matte Connors, John Cyrus and
EHtella aitpu
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Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL

Attending Elk~ CunNentioni
Leaving Friday August 20 for
Washington, y . were Mira RaNie
Anderson OF yt1 Carroll Az and
Mrs EiiEaheth Parker ot o7n
Fuller Az They arr attending the
national convention Of the |, II, Y,
10 h. ", and representing Como
Temple, Daughter Elka,
Visiting Relatives, Mr. and Mrs
Roland 1'iltman and children 81 $50
tElchart Az. let Thursday. An.
Rust ~. FOR Parsons, Kana, TO
visit Mrn. Humans uncle and aunt
Mr and Mrs Allen Garrett From
therc they viii 30 g st Joseph
Mo 70 visit Mr. rillman's sisters
and brothers and 60 DC present at
a fsnAN reunion Of the rilhnana
az which four other brothers aRd
two sisters and their families will
BE- present Tho visitora viii return
homie September I
birthday Greetings Greetings
Sc Barbara Mansfield, daughter ot
Mr and Mrs Robert Mansfield
az pfa Charles Az, who will cello.
hatr two important events on
lNen.iay September Sth he's
eighth birthday and her ufat day
back Go school
Weed AZ Lato, Mrs Lydia IN.
low i23 Romin Av and het house
guests from Philadelphia arc
spending the week. end az Mira rl
lows summer home IA Wisconaln
| Visiting ~ California; Mira g
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last week before she departed she
win enroll az Brown high school ia
SpinEhiA. Ark where she Il a
senior Miss Jack Btatcs that her
visit WAS pleasant one Rev
Henderson left Thursday. August
IN. % be az the bedside of hla
mother who is IA
Attended Isis Meeting Mrs ur
rlal Bolts. IOlp t4yndalc Az at
tended the shrine and fsis conyen-
ton IA ChicaRo, August ~ 20, ~
a delegate from F'cExap Court No
II Daughters of Isis REV "A W
Bolts went down 10 Chicago 20 ae-
company bis wife hnme They re-
turned the past Weekend
nospitallrod. Forrest Mckinney,
2o26 Russell Az ~ Is patient
in a. Andrews hospital where he
underwent surgery on Monday
August 70 ina condition Is re-.
ported fair
Leave For Home Mrs William
Gray, Cincinnati and Mrs Gerai-
dine Brooks of Columbus. Ohio,
LEFT for their home on Monday and
Mrs Evelyn Peterson Of Tulsa
OWa lett FOR her home on Tues
day The trio were the house
guests u Miss - Patricia Black
Of 1919 Portland Ay Mrs Peter
son " the mother 81 Mias Black
They were accorded many social
ogurtoniea during their brief stay
On Thursday Miss Black waa
hostess az an informal party at
her home Saturday they were
guests ~ Mrs Harry Masaengtli
for lunch end the thcater and on
Sunday they were guests of Nfn
walter Smith for cocktails and IN
the evening were guests Of MIR
Chester Odou at bis home, 0tI
lEiehart Az
spent Vacation With Family
Mr. and Mira Arthur y Stewart
Of stk 18th Az n spent thair Va
cation visiting their family In West
Virginia They we're the guests Of
Mr 8teparta father. Mi Elmer
Stewart, IN Mcdowell aud their
sisters Ia Bblefeld and brothers Ia
Mcdowell They also visited rsla
.tlvea IN Goffolk, Va MI Stewart
Is employed IN the Minneapolis
poai office
Her" From Ala>Is Visiting her
grandmother Mrs Iva Carter ard
uncle ami aunt. Nj ami Mrs
Claude " Macon and family ~
1924 Fifth Az g liz Miss Patricia
Patrick u Fairbanks, Alaska
laughter 81 ST. and Mrs Albert
Patrick former Twin c'itiaaa Miss
Patrick ia enjoying her visit ~iil,
relatives and friends She viii
ls,ve Sunday fDf her home
Returns From Iowa Mira he.
lores Gilmore, 1900 Dupont ~ and
spa Chester ~. accompanied by
their mother and grandmother
Nra Edna Stewart ~ gia 18Th Az
Il spent few days IN Marshal
town. Ia visiting M Chester CHI
mare ~ father u.iaW o. HFa
Gilmore
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Family Visitors: Returning Thursday August after
ing 10 days In the city cacott Of 81
Louis Mo- who have been guests Of Mrs caIco sister
tnaw and brother MIR and Mrs Pierce 1925 FYfh Az
The visitors We're accorded during their
visit Gu Friday evening Mr. and few
friends in their honor Saturday honored guests al lunch
Fair Oaks By Mrs Allie wilson SUNDAY s,t
at picnic sponsored BY the Board OF st Peters N
church held IN the undercrot OF the church
at breakfast on Thursday hosted Brown
and Mrs Viola Madden Their tonic FOR Mr. Pierce
who continues TO improve long Siege or illness
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GiAsAs COMMISSIONER
on LABOR VISITS q. y.

Boston Mass tANPt State
and city officials hggossd 1anrs
" l. Philips Commissioner ~ i-a-
bon IN ghana ~ special break
fast AZ the fashionable ahsrntoH
fIaza Hotel during bia viait here
lBBl week
Phillips la currently o. . thirty
day tour ~ hey American cities
studying labor iHFialafion
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" Patterson and daughter Ann Of
p0i Carroll Az arc visiting Mr..
pattcrsons brother and family,
Mr., aud Mrs joel ] Patterson in
Los Angeles, Calf, and other rel-
ativea
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accorded many social eourteaes
during her visit including a lunch
con given by her aunt on Saturday
August 10, at which six girls were
guests and later the same day was
guest az a picnic az Como Park
given by Mrs +. I. Sims. She was
taken on sightseeing and shopping
tours and shared honors az many
affairs with the seabron sisters
Back Home; Or and Mrs. Ed
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A.N.C.U.
News Letter

From some hands, dollars es-
scape like flsh In tho sea, yet
these individuals may well not
be at fault For money troubles
can come oven 10 tho most fore.
sighted people, BEFORE they real
iHe e. they are lost In a fog of
debt and doubt
saving together, members
build a fund from which loans
are made Go help thoae ~ their
group who need moaey for
worthwhile purposes A a
credit union exists aolely for the
benefit OF It's mamhera. loan
cost "a low and good return
Is earned on navinga
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Mr. Freeman are old friends and
the evening was enjoyed reminisc.
ing
Return Home; MIR and Mrs
Tavern Ellison and sons, Butch"
and Nolan, left Tor their home in
Kansas city, kans on Friday
August ~ While In the city they
were guests o. Mr. Enison's sister
and brothcr-in- law, MIR and Mira
James Buford and family ~ A337
Portland Az The visitors we're
recipients OF many social co,rtea-
les during their stay on Wedues.
day evening Mr. ana Mrs Buford
entertained IN their honor AZ which
Ia few friends were invited ii 90
greet and meet the visitors The
many sightseeing tours and other
outings made their visit a happy
experience
To Vacation Abroad Mr. Donald
Mcclure, son Of Mrs Lucia Nc.
Clurc Of 2si8 Chicago Av viii
leave August so for Montreal, Can,
where he win board the Empress
Of England on Tuesday soptcrn.
Der for Europe while abroad
he will visit Holland. Belgium,
England. Germany Switzerland.
Lichtenstcin, Austria, italy. Mon
AGO and France lie viii return
the later part 81 October via New
York where he viii spend to&
days purchasing a new wardrobe
and singing material for a night
club set which goes into rehearsal
November int
Visited IN Illinois, Nj ana Mrs
Claude Campbell and daughter.
Myrna ~ gp4A Smelling Az, re-
turned home Sunday evening, Az
gust "a from Aurora. 10 where
they visited Mr. Campboll's broth
er and wife. Mr. ard Mrs Charles
Campbell Tire tho also enjoyed
visiting relatives and friends IN 80
Charles. Evanston and Geneva m,
and report they had . wonderful
time
Family Visitors Leaving FOR
their home on Sunday afternoon
by mator we're Mr. and Mira Char
les Dickson Vernon, Rogers, Ir
Eileen, David and Samuel Rogers
sil ~ Leayenwarth Banq who
came 20 the city - visit their
great-aunt. Mrs Elizabeth Pod.
gers ~ tho Minnesota Soldiers
Home ard other relatives They
we're house guests of their cousins.
Mf and Afg Everest Law ~ 1901
Portland Av They we're hn1orcd
guests AZ dinner hosted by fhe
tagB on Friday evening Other
guests present were NJ and Mrs
Howard Smith. cousins Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Graham 0f ~ ppDI
Mr. and Mrs Vincent Shepherd.
George Ash Mrs Lorraine Rithie
Mrs Jessie Hammond. Mr. Ciag
encs amith, and Mr. and Mrs Otis
Smith N 81 Paul
Club Enjoys Outing Members
~ the seeialitr Club enjoyed =
week end outing ~ Lake Mary On
August %, which wss hjghnghte5
Nth fishing boating and cooking
outdoors r.13gyiHg tts outing were
ths following members Nsssra
ard Mines Eugene Underwood ard
family Edward Robins ami family
afd Mcnsra and Mines Richard
Session phglip Blackwell and
Claude Mason
Nacati0nsd IN Minneapolis
Wa5aa Faye Jack u Taylor. Az
accompanies her uncle fsv =
Henderson ~ 1923 Bryant Az r.
back home after spending the SURF.
ner vacation N Minneapolis aiit
her Uncle ans aunt Pew sad Nrs
Ffsrdsra1n Mas lack secured err
plr,y7Hent me sse0u1 week aftei
Fat af~fvaf a..d ase.,ka4 svftfg yEs
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Leaves For Home: Cherry Wright
OF Wichita, KRns., who spent the
past two months in the city visit.
ing her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs Garrett Davis Of 5000 Elliot
Avs left for her home on Saturday
August %. The little Miss was
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Don't h1fbgr mean thoughts
unload them II yoa can't fofg~i
tflea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
BROADWAY
BROADWAY
Kim Gets Her Revenqe
BY WILLIAM GLOVER
Associated Press Writer

Stage star Kim Stanley is
finally turning the tables
on movieland-with satiric
guSto.
For several seasons Miss
Stanley has been one of
Broadway's outstanding por-
trayers of emotional fireworks.
But the roles that won her
prizes always went to some
body else when the plays be-
came films.
Now for her own screen
debut, Kim is tossing her
high-tension versatility into
a portrait Of a small town
jade who gets the glamor
buildup into a cinema queen
of romance.
The script was written by
Paddy Chayefsky Of Marty"
fame. Entitled THE God
dess," it is scheduled for re-
lease next month. Advance
reports are the performance
may well propel Kim high
among next years Oscar
contenders.
First Screen Test
Miss Stanley's own COM
ment:
Il wanted the part so badly
that / even took a screen test.
the first that I ever agreed
to-"
The test. she says. was bad
but ! got the part any
way"
An actress Of rare candor
(who once called New York
drama critics fatheads), Kim
says Il marvel now at the
good moments ! do have on
the screen, but 1t would take
several Aims for me to de-
velop peak efficiency"
The movie debut is blond
Kim's first brush with film
in any form. In addition TO
her stage work. she has
racked up a number OF
notable television credits.
but the T'V performances
have always been live. BY
coincidence she won her first
major praise on the same
network playhouse that gave
Chayefsky his big break.
The fact that others have
done her stage plums on
film (Marilyn Monroe In
Bus Stop" and Susan Stras-
berg in "Picnic"D apparently
doesn't bother the lady from
Tularosa. N. Mex.
Roles No Challenge
She explains:
II deliberately resisted
movie roles before, and this
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ference in London, they
wrote otto Preminger Or
dered, Give her lemon
ade," but that I went into
a corner and drank cham
payne instead 1t wasn't
true. One story about me
was headed, Miss Dowdy
Mouse I read that 1 was
crying all the time because
Mr.. Preminger was so cruel
to me. I never cried unless
it was called for in the
scenes.
Its true that Mr.. Prem
niger is very difficult to work
for-everyone knows that.
But he was more patient
and gentle with me than if
I had had more experience.
He realized that I had every
thing to learn. OF course /
know now that Joan Of Arc
was beyond me. But even