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Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
House Of Hope
Drive In ST. Poul
Murch q and 24fh

over 2,00O housewives and
mothers have volunteered to helr
ia the CITY ot Hope nmd drive
March ~ and - in the ST. Paul
area Proceeds win DC used Cor
child victims OF icukemia
Mrs William Gumcr president
ot the st Paul Chapter OF the
city % Hope said the volunteers
win he assigned blocks IN their
home arvas for the doar,to.door
campaign
rhe drive wiil include ST. Paul,
South ST raul West ST raul.
North 81 paul Rosey,nc. white
Bear New Canada ana iltuc Con.
ada
Mrs Gulnrr said the City ot
Hope Is a free, national uonsec
tartan medical center al nuarte.
Caht. dedicated to- the treatment
and research Of the catastrophe
diseases cancer. lrukcmla. heart
ailments and tuberculosis
No patient has ever paid bill
since the center was founded IN
1913. she explained Mra Gulnct
said patients are admitted from
any state regardless OF race creed
or color She said the center helps
families Of moderate income or less
when one Of the catastrophe dts
eases strikes
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
ST. rAII. nIRIIInANs

Mar lh Mary Alice Carter 8hs
" Central Av Mrs George Stone,
B7a So Anthony Av Marie Wood
md $40 N Avon penisc Greene
T02 Carroll Az Edward Reed
T52 Carron Az Mr. sylvester
Klmbrough, 5s5 Carroll Az Lcola
Blair ss3 81 Albana Lance G.
gamnUi 83s Carroll Av Mrs
Bcrnie Greer, Az Aurora Az
Mar 10 John William TWigga
$50 81 Anthony Az Mira Notah
aunden ~ 81 Anthony Az,
shadrick smith oi7 ~ Anthony
Av David BrauHon Greene, 7ts
Carroll Av5 Lawrence Stewart
.ee3 Carroll Az Kathleen Hughes,
gsi Fuller Az
Mar ~ q y Jackson. $50
Rsndp Az. Mira Roger Noal
G22 Rondo Az Frank u Raw.
luga ar g2a Marion st. Mrs
Mae Campbell. n43 Carroll Ay3
Tony Hocd 2ta a. Anthony Az
Mar ts Richard Gwyuns, ssi
Carroll Av. Mrs Raymond Brown
plI ~ Anthony Av Richard
EddjnRa. 7lE - Anthony Av Mr.
Charles Taylor 5s1 itondo Av
Mar 10 Ray whitnore, b22
81 Anthony Az Lavenia Broit
gls RDudo Av Mrs Melvin
t.oodrn, 1904 Carroll Az Mrs A
y Graves. $50 lKlshart Az, Mrs
Ray Richardson. 7S7 Fuller hvs
MIRA Rose Johnson sai 81 An
thony ~
Mar 20 Jssas T. Howard b73
cAfrog Az Beverly Jean Hen
dsrsar $50 81 Anthony Az Ma
Dorothy Booth 5ls 81 Anthony
~. Mrs Bsfiinda Washington
gos g. Anthony ~ Mrs y,
Williams. 5sI Eondo Az, Harry
richardson 757 FULLER Az Mrs
Dorothy Britt sis ~ Anthony
Az gBncsi Greene 7ss Carroll
Az Mrs Juauits Murphy $40
~ AntbDny Az
Mar ~ tohn A Chapman, $40
Wacou's ~ tAciiis Brown aiz
Carroll Az Ms Dorothy Regii
$50 JssRamins Janet Watson 7sS
Rordo Az Diane Jones ip22
ftou0o Az Carmen Henderson,
7si 8, Anthony Ay M Henry
Jofasor fs2 fRlsbart ~ nrs
Earah prisrtsf. G4A Igisbart ~
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

Mr. and Mrs Solomon Hughes
3Ti6 Fourth Av S have announced
the marriage Of their daughter.
Amelia Antoinettc 20 Mr. Robert
Forrest Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Allen Jr Of 390i Firth Av
S on Saturday March ] al Mason
city. Ia
The new Mrs Allen Is 1855
graduate Of Central High School.
Minneapolis, and was member
OF the Student Council the Honor
Roll and was active ia various
school clubs along with her reg
ular curucular activities During
her junior year she was elected 20
represent Central at Girls state
she Is presently attending the
University Of Minnesota and Is a
member Of the Modern Dance club.
She Is also a graduate Of the
Helen stephan Modelling School
in 81 Paul
Mr Allen graduated from Cent
raj High School IN 1852 lie at.
tended the University of Mime
sofa Tor two years and Is cur.
rently enrolled az the Minnesota
School Of business studying ac-
counting and win graduate in May.
Tie is a member Of Psi chapter OF
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
Mr. and Mrs Allen are "st
home 10 their friends al 3s0f
Fifth Av s.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

Carl Griffin g95 Rondo Ay
Cocktail Party: The Tanga Club
has issued invitation for cock.
tail party Sunday March Is al
4 pm, at the home Of Mira. VIII
liam L Smith, 3s37 Stevens Av,,
Minneapolis.
Breakfast Pinochle Club. Mrs,
John Banks Jr 705 IglehaFt Av
was hostess 70 the Breakfast PIN
ochle club on Saturday March 8.
Members enjoyed a tasty break
fast at which pinochle was played
with prizes going 10 Mrs Banks
FIRST, Mrs Victor Galloway second
Mrs Wendell Gibbs third The
next meeting win be March %.
with Mrs Earl Brent as hostess
at her home. 4429 Fourth Ay. S.
Minneapolis
Limited Ten Club: Limited Ten
Club held its regular monthly
meeting March Z at Local SIC.
Business discussed was sponsor
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
IRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MlNNnNrnlIs nINrIlnANs


Mar 10 Mildred Rice, di6 Sew.
euth 81 n wintaip Rcduck. sSl7
clinton Av toary Pats Sa20
Fnh Az S. Mrs James A Lewis
S2s9 Fourth Av :
Mar l6 Robert & Wallace
.G42T Third Az s. Harry Massen
giFl Sgia Nnh Az s. Danny
swain, $500 Third Az s.. Mrs
Christine Caruthcrs. 1855 Fourth
AZ s. Mrs Virgil uadiey 5000
Fourth Av 5 larclci Gresham
.2Tt7 Clinton Av Edward " Rob.
bins lr aSta Second Av 8
Mar ~ joy S Decker t2gS
France Az s Frank Gonsalcs
1899 ~ Ay s Louise Irene urtits
t2t2 Second Az 3 Albert S
Hurt aoa r. Franklin Av Mrs
Lillian Goodhur Penn ta3T r.
'fk Harriet Blvd Miss poyie
Hack 3Bio Portland Az, James
Thompson, 1919 Clinton Av
Mar rs Mrs Frances Brown
COS E, "a ST. Arlene Rooney. yb20
smelling Av Mrs A Schroeder
2iit Emerson Av 3. Mrs Lois
BoudrrauN. 1905 Fourth Az 3
Mrs Wesley Lyle als y, rs 81
Terry Ann Pettiford, 722 Fremont
Az. ~
Mar 10 Willy Wright $3.50
Fourth Av s. r.ouls Anderson.
as2a Third Az g. Harold Me.
pufne, iiid Dupont Av N lac,
quelyp Parks 1928 Knox Av ~
Mar 20 Mrs w A Ice ihsa
SO Av \ Dorothy johnson 1910
Eighth Az ~ Mrs Lcuora Me,
Kinney ss3 Fremont Az ~ Can,
dace Chatham. 2sos Tenth Ay
= Julius Tow nscnd Jr 2gAGls
Clinton Av
Mar n Thomas Booker. pii
Alduch Av ~ Doris Mills, 6oS
Eighth Az n William e Jones
I'm 1897 Stevens Az Mrs Mary
WHITE blh 18th Az q
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
WASHINGTON MATRI
IL IaO YEARS ON

Washington tANrl Mrs htia
johnson celebrated her iodth birth
day here Wednesday Mrs John
son was born slave In FalrfaN
County. Va Tier mother brought
her 60 Washington during the civil
War Onc Of the things whicr
stands out in her mind was the
Inauguration Of President Ahts
ham IAnraln
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
Me dicine Cabinet /.
Donqers Listed

Chicago CAMP IL your modi
cine cabinet typical Of those found
in most American homes a
catcheu Tor potions olntmeutE.
pills, sslvos sprays and countless
variety Of other notifications and
sundues
II So this may be potential
hazard 20 you and more psrticul-
.arly your children
Writing IN a monthly column IA
the current March issue af the
American Medical Associations >
rodays Health Dr Donald A.
pukclow said tris assortment Of
drugs and chemicals can be dan.
gerous
The doctor added In the rush
.of an emergency or when sick or
sleepy II il possible 20 be poisoned
or burned by chemicals picked up
by mistake
lie advised that "a medicine
cabinet or shelf or drawer
should be used tof medicine only
Cosmetics tooupaats, and shay,
ing materials should be available
for easy use without having "a
hunt Tor them among pin boxoa
and bottles
Other suggestions passed along
by Dr Dukolow include never take
medicine IN the dark read careful
~ the directions on the label. take
the dose recommended by your
physician. keep medicine ont Of
reach of children, close the con,
tainer st once, never switch tops
OF covers on pin or powder boxes
and never pour medicine back into
the bottle
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

Aptil II with Mt ana Mis- George
Williams as hosts a. their home
2906 2Gnd Ay S
UahN shower; Invitations have
been issued Tor bnhy shower iu
honor ~ Stophanic Anne. infant
daughter ot MI ana Mrs Donald
smith 20 sass Fgnh Az 8 on
Thursday evening Msrh n At the
home of Mrs ColcridRe iendon
3pIi Portland Az uostcsags are
the Mines Woodftn Lewis. LotcnEo
Williams ana G Heudon
Visited nrothrr! MI and Mira
IR l. Anderson OF Louisville, Ky
spent the past weekend ga the
eity WAITING Mrs Andorsons
brother woodsan Bush of 1890
ItNfth Az 8 Nh push who has
been patient Ia Veterans houpital
is nov cunvalvscing at homo Mr.
and Mtn Anderson rcsided al the
home of Mr. and Mrs Y, & Joint.
gan 2si0 Clinton Az, during thcit
stay
orcsitrundo's Held Meeting IN,
Cfcsitoundo'A held their regular
business meeting Sunday Mnrrh
IL a. the home of Mrs Rowena
Smith. 2iio Fourth Az Tho neNi
meeting win bc Sunday Mnrvf
10, with Nj Eted Horn. 2A30 FYfth
| Av q a. host
club Hostess Miss Armolda
| rarraut 220i h1nh Av e. wa,
hoateas a. the Eaauifrttea club of
Friday February "a. al ita rcgula,
business session Members ar,
sorry 60 hear OF the illness Of on,
of ita mcmbofa Mrs Mary Garrett
nf 700 Rando Ay &C Paul. who
Is patient in Ancker hospital
Mrs Dorothy untl viii be hostess
at the nest meeting March 10
a. her home ans 81 Anthony Az
Alpha Wives Mrs Henry rhom
an 3hih CLINTON Az vas hostess
to the Alpha Wives Friday oven.
ing March z plans for the yeas
were diacuHaod The nest meeting
viii be pi she home of Mrs WI
liam CassiuA. 1891 Flhlcr Az or
Friday April 4
Hirthday urectingsi Greetings g.
Nj Thomas evans Of 2o0a tittr
Az = who observed hts bir'hda,
un rhufmiay March ~
Hirthday Club Mrs James Stem
mons 2oib F1rh Av 4 viii b,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
GRID GIANTS SIGN
TENNESSEE STATE STAR
TO $1,000 PACK

Nashville Tenn fAHpl The
New York Giants professional
football tesm last week aigned
harlca Gavin former Tennessee
State university HncmaH ~ 1868
contract for an estimated $1,000
was reported
GAVIN who won Au-Coutofrncr
honors az Tennessee State IN 1860
and 1851, was signed BY Gmmeu
Tunnel veteran Giant defensive
back who also serves the team as
scout
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

hostess 10 the Minneapolis Birth
day club on April ~ AZ The last
meeting held Saturday night.
March g. with Mrs Thaddeus
james alo Logan Az ~ as hos
tess prises for games were award
od to the Mines Warneil Rhodcs.
Ruth Brown, Fred Jones and Wal.
Ter smith Foiluwing Rama Il
tasty lunch was served by the hos
tess
hirthday Party Il was gala
afternoon Tor group Of young
stors on sunday March . when
they helped lewis whi,ioek 1r
celebrate his ninth birthday at a
party given by hia parents and
Godmother Mias nossie Howell
The usuel games ana refreshments
filled tho afternoon at their home
asal Chntou Az Tho 10 young
sters showerrd the honorcc with a
number Of lovely gifts
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
out .Ot Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Mar ~ l.eo Bohanon. SO Loins
Mo Don NJ Vernon Washington
- C.
Mar 20 Carolyn scahron, De.
trult Mich Melvin l. Wclch.
Gary Ind
Mar ~ Mrs Hazel Underwood.
Battle creek Mich
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
ANNINtltSAHIES
MINNfAPOIIS

Mar 10 Mr and Ars Leo
nrawn 9sob Fourth Az . two
years
Mar ~ MI and Mrn Ayou
.aoarvet gy7 D ~ "a two years
Mar 10 NJ and Mrs Grover
Harris 1912 10th Ay a. ~ years
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

cup thick sour cream
J tablespoon confectioners sug
hr
~ teaspoon cinnamon
4 a teaspoon nutmeg
Combine al ingredients and mix
well Chiil Serve with warm or
cold fruit pies, cohhlerH. pr other
desserts Makes about J cup top
ping or enough Tor I TO d scrv-
lngs
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

Sauce The Cream Puffs are made
from an old family recipe. though
she could have probably obtained
them from a local bakery or made
them with a mix. When IL came
10 the creamy vanilla nlling she
went completely modern with in
start pudding which IL simplicity
itself for no cooking is involved
Our smart homemaker had only
TO beat the instant vanilla pud-
ding with two cups OF cold milk
for one minute, put IL aside for five
minutes TO set and Il was ready to
be spoouod into the crisp golden
shells
For tho Fudge Sauce however.
our lady used unswecteued choc
olate beloved Of homcmakers for
generations past Her recipe Is up
90 date easy and quick 10 make,
but the rich, deep flavor Of un,
sweetened chocolate adds the final
touch of luxury and delight 20 a
truly memorable dessert
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
ANNINIIssARIps
81 HAILI.

Mar 10 Ar and MIS- . W
Lindsey 75s Carroll Av a years
Mar ~ M and Mra Clarence
Duke $50 IRlehsrt ~ 70 years
Mar ~ Nf ard Mrs James
Ward 40 W Central Ay 70
yebrs Nj and Mrs John Scott
bh5 " JesaamiBe Rt 80 years
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

ing the Cantoriaus in a musical
concert some time in May and the
clubs annual Know Your Can
didate meeting which viii be held
at ST james AME church Thurs
day April p,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

Twilight Social Club Hosts Mr. and Mrs Lewis Seatop.
sale Clinton M hosts to the Twilight Social club
SATURDAY evening March Plans discussed for the clubs
anniversary party be held in May Luueh served buffet
style and the remainder 81 the evening enjoyed playing
and SuylalFiuE The mcotug ut the club will
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
CREAM PIFTS

.l-lf2 cups cold milk or light
cream
package vanilla instant pud-
ding
Pour milk into mixing bowl Add
pudding mix and beat slowly with
cgg bcater just until well mixed
about ! minute DO not ovcrbeat
mixture viii be thin Chiu Fiu
.6 puffs allowing a scant l. - cup
nltng for each Top with sauce
For u puffs double nning rcci.
pc
cor use cup cold milk and
H. 2 cup cold ught cream
QUICK FUDGE SAUCE
? squares uHswccicned choco.
late
2 tablespoons butter
tablespoons milk
cup confcCtluusTH sugar
ln a small saucepan, melt chpC-
Jlate and butter over lBsg heat
stirring constantly Add milk and
sugar Mix well Heat until mix
turc Ia smooth Serve warm over
ice cream. cake Squares or pud
dluEs Makes about ) cup sauce.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

In Hollywood irs difficult to
tell the difference between geniu.
and guy IN the mids, u a nerve Gus
breakdown
Ed wynn,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL s

Credlafawn Social Club Mr. and Mrs. Percy Greene 9Sl
lgehart Az hosts the Credvawn Social club Thurs
day March AT the conclusion Of the business session Dr.
Albert Scipo showed pictures OF the Holy Land which
very entertaining Refreshments served hy the The
next meeting will be March ~, the Mr. and Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14

Cream Pufts With Fudge Sauce
todayS young homemaker enough 80 make the best
of modern time saving foods. bat she relies on time.
tested ingredients when creating her dccctahe
dishes
Observe for example the speciality of the house proudly
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-14
srIorp souR CREAM TOPPING

Ed Mypn.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

Iof religious life and leaves the
level Of normal and spiritual
life perceptihly higher than ii
was when the revival started"
Hits COmplacency
In conclusion, Bishop Moore
said: 'The church must no
longer evade the challene OF
the world in which it lives. Too
long it has been enamored of
the safe and easy way; toe
long it has been held by a
comfortable and complacent
Interpretation of discipleship;
too long it has had an armis-
tice with fear and doubt"
Delegates attending came
from all over the country. For
last nights rally, busloadS OF
Methodists came from as far
away as $50 miles.
At an afternoon session DR..
Ray w. Ragsdale warned an
audience in the Foundry Meth
odist Church that evangelism
must respond to the threat of
our times.
Although the number of
churchgoers is at an all-time
high" he said, "the number of
non-church goers is also in
creasing."
Evening star., 1958-07-07
NEWS OF MUSIC
Console S Swan Song
Is Made Memorable

meal replacement of the old
Aeolian-Skinner Instruments
job which when completed will
cost three times the initial ex-
pense.
At present, not a sound will
be subtracted, added or modi-
field. only the keyboards and
their adjuncts will be changed.
The old REFERS will come in
a new flip-top package.
A new automatically operated
pedal board is being installed
especially for the benefits of
Messrs. Galloway and Dirksen,
the cathedral's two full-time
organ players. In stature one
is shorter than Franz Schubert,
the other taller than Abraham
Lincoln. For years, each of
them, taking his place on the
organ bench vacated by his
colleague, either has found his
feet eight inches above the
pedals or no room for his shins.
From now on, a touch of a SOLE
mold button will bring the pedal
board into seemly relation to
the artist.
Mr.. Salzberg played the swan
song of the old console with
technical competence and no
little eloquence. The climax Of
his recital was Bach's medita-
ton on the text "All men must
die"
Evening star., 1958-07-07

When Lowell Salberg, OF
Freeport, H., finished his organ
recital yesterday at the Wash
ington Cathedral, the clergy, in
commemoration of the event,
would gladly have given him
the console-the banks of keys,
the pedals. the stops and the
couplers-to take home with
him. 1t was a memorable occa-
sion. made so not only by the
vigorous playing of the artist,
but by the fact that the con-
sole of the cathedral organ.
having served its purpose for
half q century. is today going
to be ripped out and replaced
by a new model with tail fins
and q three-way adjustable
seat.
Lovers of the old cathedral
organ have no present cause
for concern, for at the moment
not a pipe will be changed or
added. The new console, being
installed at a cost of $35,000,
is only the first step in a piece
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Derthick Luuds
Russion Schools
By the Associated PresS

The United States Commits
sioner of Education, just re-
turned from a study of the
Soviet education system, says
he was astonished at the total
commitment the Russians are
making to education.
Commissioner Lawrence q.
Derthick, in a teieviSion inter-
view on MICS Youth Wants to
Know, said yesterday.
There seams to be a tre-
mendouS thirst for knowledge.
There is a great motivation on
the part of the Russian people
for education"
Commenting on the slogan
reach and overreach America
which he saw throughout his
Russian trip. Mr.. Derthick said
II don't think we realize the
degree with which they are in
competition with US In all
fields"
The commissioner said he
didn't want to force everyone
down one path. but added we
should put more emphasis on
mathematics. science and for
eign languages.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
/. MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Bv ROBERT SYLVESTER

king. Il came to see MY Fair
Lady,"
sHs
Out Of town things were al
most as whacly. In the phone
booths at Ny Chesler's Dune
Deck in Westhampton Beach
some thoughtful press agent
has placed advertising cards for
the Westhampton SeFvicenter
They read: "Marfak Lubrica-
ton. Brakes Refined. Towing
Service. Body Work. Wheel Re-
alignment. Wreckage Hauled
Day or Night" And then there
is the seal: Member, Diner:
Club"
So
Down the road a piece, at the
vast estate Of the Robert ID
Bernheims, 11-year-old Sect
Junkin was getting himself q
summer job for So a week
With his loot he will buy a ten
mis- racket. Next year, however
he is taking up golf. 'You car
make better business contacts
on the golf course" he ex-
planned. Meanwhile back
on Broadway or, rather
back on Off-Broadway, the
Gate Theatre wanted to adver-
tise its production Of Shaw'i
MRS. Warren's Profession
with a line THE private life
of a call-house madam" One
paper refused. It said that in
Mrs. Warren's days there were
Evening star., 1958-07-07
THOs. ]. OWEN q SON,
AuetiOneers,
III r ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO STORY ROW RICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of tuust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1897,
Folio ct sea-. Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured
will sell. at public auction, in front
Of the premises, on FRIDAY THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, AID.
1858, AT TWO-TWENTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land
and premises. situate In the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot Q In SQUARE. 8
in west Eckington." as per plat
recorded in the once Of the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia.
n now RfS fnoSS G1uRs' Rs 10. q EH's S soass: asS
TERMS: sold subject to a prior
(building association deed Of trust
for approximately S5.s50.54; fur
ther particulars of which viii be
announced at time Of sale. the
purchase price above said trust
70 be paid In cash. A deposit Of
$500 required. Conveyancing. re-
eording. etc. at purchasers cost.
sale. Terms TO Be Complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
CHARLES Z. MITCHELL.
te2s-ty1.6,7.IO Trustees.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING BEING KNOWN WAS AS
PREMISES NUMBER III ELEV-
ENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of
trust duly r,"crded, in Liber No.
l.nG llIoG3s; ,.ioaa Folio 2 e seg;' a., ot the
Columbia, and at the request Of
the, party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction, in front Of the
FouRTBENTH DAY OF JULY
AA;;pp; 1855 AT TWo-THIRTY
in the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot SO
In Donn's subdivision Of lots in
Square 9SS. as per plat recorded
in the once Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia, in Liber
l3, at Folio 122,
TERMS: Sold subject 10 q prior
trust for approximately S7,059. .23;
further particulars Of which will
be announced at time. Of sale;
the purchase price above said
trust to be paid in cash. A de-
post of $500 required. Convey
ancing, recording, etc, at pur-
chaser's cost Adjustments made
as Of. date Of sale: Terms to be
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and .resold at the discretion Of the
trustees.
ROBERT w. KIDWELI,,
WALLACE w. KIDWELL,
ty2,5,7.10,12 Trustees.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son,
Auctioneers-Apprafsers
Evening star., 1958-07-07
HOLLYWOOD
CONTINUED From Pare B-i

Continued From Page B-S
Jerry packs the four boys, two
nurses and wife Patti for q trip
to Hawaii.
If you are wondering what
goes with Edmund PurdOm, he
is producing an hour-long al
bum Of the annual trooping Of
the colors. to celebrate the
birthday Of the reigning mon
arch Of England.
A card from Don Loper in
Venice where he has caught
up with Betty Furness and
Agnes MOorhead. The famed
Beverly Hills couturier writes.
Happy 10 say that the sack
look Is definitely dead" I'm
happy too, having never quite
made the sack. I prefer the
new empire look.
-
The Cesare DanOvas are
tossing an Italian-style party
the Sunday after he opens here
on stage with Paul NUM- in
"At the Grand" The show
journeys to Broadway after q
detour to San Francisco.
The new Desilu Studio (The
old RKO lott has no commits
sary. So Lucille Ball and Desi
Arnaz and all their companies
are eating at Paramount. next
door. The loss of the RKO cafe
is no loss. It was rated the
worst in town.
Lilo Pulver is in Paris re-
hearsing for the top feminine
role in "The Player" the
screen adoption of Dostoiev-
sky's novel. It's Lilo's first
movie since "a Time to Love
and a Time to Die"
Cy Feuer and Ernie Martin
(they did Guys and Dolls, .
Where's Charlie?" etc. on
Broadway trekked to Sacra-
mento to catch Ray DantOn in
his musical bow in Happy
Hunting" They will test him
for their next Broadway pro-
duction. "Whoop Up"
k* +
George Montgomery has en-
rolled in the Famous Artists
Schools, Westport, Conn, where
wife Dinah Shore has been
studying painting by corre-
spondence course for more
than q year.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Samoa EooIishness

NEW YoRK.-It wasn't the
heat. II was the holiday. Every
body was either gone or real
gone. Like when MaIiatoa
who's . real king from Samoa
went to dinner at the Luar
restaurant with two henchmer
named Mapassa and Temese
Harry Bloomfield, the owner
sat with the Samoans anc
asked the king If he had come
here to see Ike. mo" said the