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The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1958-04-18
. Real Estate

| Best Buys In
| Real Estate
Middieford Road Brand new
! suburban home on wooded loi
with living room, three bed
rooms, dining area, kitchen,
bath, attached garage, hot wa
ter heat.
Nanticoke Acres The Horace
PAYNE home, an attractive three
bedroom brick house on one acre
lot. is offered for SALE or
| RENT, with immediate occup-
|, any.
Small Farm near Coverdale
cross roads. 13 acres, partially
|. cleared. Four room and bath
house, two small outbuildingS.
In quiet sheltered location. Ideal
for chicken raising.
Concord One story masonry
home, s. years old and. in excel
/. lent condition with large living
room with fireplace, modern
/ kitchen with dishwasher, two
bedrooms, bath, utility room
and large screened porch. Spa
cious lot with pond frontage.
| sos East Ivy Drive Bungalow
with living room, large modern
/ Kitchen. Two bedrooms and
bath. Newly painted outside.
Includes aluminium storm sash,
awnings, garage and workshop.
Lot 75x150. Located near school
and shopping center. Priced
reasonable.
Route IS-A Frame & Block
Building suitable for small home
or office. New hot air heating
system. 5 nice rooms and bath.
Price $1,000.
ia East Ivy Drive 3-bedroom
home in Woodside Manor. Re
Gently painted inside and out.
Oil Heat. Tile Bath. Porch.
Stein Highway Choice one acre
building lot. Just a few minutes
from Town. Price $1100.
124 Front Street Two family
home. Each unit with two bed
rooms and both equipped with
Dashboard hot water heat. Good
opportunity for both comfor-
table living and profitable in
vestment.
Bethel Attractive one story
home with five large rooms &
bath, screened porch, venetian
blinds and storm sach. Located
on one acre lot with lawn
sloping to river.
7O6 e. Ivy Drive, Woodside
Manor: Attractive two story
nome. Five rooms and bath
downstairs and second floor
ready for additional bedrooms.
Extras include fireplace, vene-
tian blinds, TV antenna, large
garage. Ideal for small family
anticipating future growing
pains.
2I3 No. Hall Street: Lovely
White brick home in nice loca-
ton. First floor has attractive
living room with fireplace, din
ling room, kitchen, two bed
rooms and ceramic tile bath.
Second floor has panelled den,
bedroom and commodious Stor-
age space. In perfect condition
inside and out.
sol State Street Wilmar VIII
Iage. Comfortable small home
near school. Five rooms on first
| floor and large paneled room
upstairs. Fireplace, Dashboard
hot water heat, completely in
sulated, screened porch, 2 car
garage.
Rt. ISA A short distance
south of Seaford this nice little
home is just right for the
small family wishing to buy q
home at a modest price. Five
rooms, bath. utility, garage or
generous lot 70x18e.
COS Hickory Lane Westvieu
Cozy bungalow near Country
L Club, school and shopping cen
ter. Living room, dining room
convenient kitchen with break
fast bar, two downstairs bed
rooms, bath. Additional bed
room space upstairs, hot ali
heat, venetian blinds, storm
sash, nice shrubbery.
III
Financing Available On
II Most Listings
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
III ON THESE AND OTHER
III FINE LISTINGS, SEE
ii III. MI. James e Son
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Homes For Sale

113 S. CANNON ST. - Three
bedrooms, bath, living room,
dining room, kitchen, garage &
workshop. Hot air forced feed
heat. Located quiet section of
town. Price is reasonable.
NEAR MIDDLEFORD = Own
er has just reduced price to
effect sale. Cape Cod dwelling,
2 bedrooms, bath, living room
with fireplace, many large clos
cts fully cedar lined, beautiful
large kitchen, full dry cellar,
attached garage, expansion at
tic suitable for 2 additional
bedrooms. Newy painted out
| side. Owner will finance Would
consider rental with option to
buy.
| HEARNS POND North Side :
L 8 room dwelling located on 3
beautiful acres of trees, right
on the shore. Workshop and 2
chicken houses, 5000 capacity in
excellent condition. For the
person who likes to fish at his
front door, and who likes pri-
vacy, this location must be
seen to be believed. Owner
will be willing to swap!
MARTIN FARMS 48 Read
st. = This desirable property,
adjoining the Country Club on
a large corner lot has A bed
rooms, 2 baths, living room
with fireplace, dining room and
kitchen, Garage, hot water oil
heati Ideal location in fine res
idential area near school.
RIVER ROAD - Trailer and
small attached dwelling Sew
aral outbuildings, including
garage. workshop and hen house
: Approximately 1 acre of land
| 2 miles West of Blades. Priced
right for quick sale.
EAST KING STREET Two
story house. Three bedrooms, 2
baths, living room, dining room,
kitchen, utility room, sewing
room, 2-car garage. Screened
porch. Newly painted and pa
pered. Electric hot water heat
er, floor furnace. Lot 1o0x100.
This IS a real bargain for some
one looking for a home in good
condition.
Robert I. LOckerman
III Broker
III JOHN S. HASSAN, JR.
III Salesman
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ATTENTION
IA i LIN n/l<
AVON COSMETICS

AVON COSMETICS
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN ARE
ADDING, $50 to $50 a week to the
family income as AVON repre-
sentatives. We train you to start
earning at once Wonderful terri
tories now available. Write Avon
Manager, p o. Box 662, Dover,
Del. or phone after 4 PM, White
oaks 1881. 47-49c.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the End day of April
A. D. 1858, and that all persons
having claims against the estate
Iof the deceased must present the
same, duly attested, to the said
Albert E. Chipman, Administrator
of the estate of Sara H. Chipman,
on or before the End day of Jan.
uary 1853, or abide the Act of As
sembly in such case made and pro-
vided.
Albert E. Chapman
Administrator
Address
305 Pine st.
Seaford, Della. 47-49c.
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WANTED Reliable ladies' One
in Woodside Manor, one in West
view, one in Nanticoke Acres, two
in Blades, two in Shipley Street
area for pleasant part-time work.
Daytime or evening hours to suit
you. Average $3.50 weekly.
Phone PI 2-5101. Write Mrs
Simmons, 227 North Boulevard,
Salisbury, Md. $3.50.
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IN MEMoRIAM

In sad and loving memory OF
our loved one, Dali Holt. who
passed away, April 20, 1857.
Wife, daughter and family.
48c.
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FOR SALE: Creeping .phlox and
other small plants, lots of shrub
berry. forsythe althea trose of Shar-
ON (Japonica. Kerria of Japanese)
Spirea Wan Houtter & Bouquet)
Mock orange, Towering almond,
Dentze and others too numerous to
mention, also lots OF cirysanthe.
NUNS. and cushion NUNS. Brown
bungalow on left side of Rt. 13A,
IL miles south of Blades. AT home
after 5 pm. and week-ends. Phone
4077. Clara W. Jones Mrs. Larry
4Stnc.
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IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMOkLAM
In loving memory of our father
and grandfather, George H. Col
Inns, who passed away April 16,
1851.
Deep in our hearts you will al
ways stay. Loved and remember
ed everyday.
by Daughter and Granddaughter,
Mrs. Helen Smith
Mrs. Carl Carlisle
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1958-04-18

FLOWERS Ready now Carna-
ton, geraniums, sweet William,
Oriental poppy. lupine, gaillardia,
delphenium. foxglove, Shasta daisy,
primrose, Japanese iris, candy.
tuft. mountain pink, canterbury
bells. baby's breath, veronica, for
get-me-not, hardy azaleas, potted
roses. gladiolus bulbs, head lettuce.
Ready after May 1 FL hybrid
petunias, scarlet sage, snapdragon,
many other ANNALS, tomatoes, pep
pers. and other items. Open every
day from 10 Am to dark. Parker
Stone, Glad Gardens, Denton, Md.
Assoc.
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FOR SALE Eclipse Rocket reel
type power lawn mower S35,
Westinghouse portable dishwasher :
S25 Golf clubs and bag $40, lawn
roller 50. three screen doors :
81 each, two rose trellis 81
81 each. two rose ttrellises 81
each. 63 #. galvanize border fence
6 cents per fl. All items in good
condition. Call Seaford 1856. 4Spd.
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1958-04-18

FOR SALE 3 hip. Lauson Out
board Motor, like new, $500. RCA
Combination 78 rpm Record Play
er and Radio, $25.00. Girls 26-in.
English bike, excellent, $3.50
New ''Vent-A-Hood" kitchen vent
hood and fan Csold for $125.00)
$69.50. l.. c. Smith desk typewrit-
er, $3.50. Jack Waller, Walters
Store, Phone Seaford 1882. 46-48c.
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FOR SALE Auto mechanics tools.
Complete set. Reasonably priced.
Robert B. Ward. Phone 9696l.
42tnc.
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FOR SALE : 2 year old asparagus
crowns suitable for commercial or
home garden use. o. a.. Newton &
Son, Bridgeville, Delaware. Phone
2551 46-48c.
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FOR RENT Modern first floor
furnished apartment, West Seaford.
Hardwood floors, fully screened,
all private. Phone 1926. 47tfc.
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FOR SALE IA ft. Whirlwind boat
with center deck. Is h.p. Evinrude
motor. Sterling trailer, 3 cushions,
100 ft. rope with anchor, self baler,
2 boat seats. Call Seaford 1881.
48-51c.
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HSOR RENT - Groom completely
furnished apartment. K1otty pine
walls, newly refnished and decor
ated. Winter heat and summer.
fans furnished. Ideal for couple.
Centrally located. Phone 9551.
47tnc
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. For Sale

FOR SALE Scratch pads, assert
ed coloi's and sizes; 4% x 6. 4A x
8, 4A 7A, forty cents a H. at
the Leader Office.
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FOR SALE New Briggs & Strait
ton Motors and parts in stock.
Thos. r. Young, High and Pine
Streets, Phone Seaford 4523.
46tnc.
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FOR SALE Plymouth 2 door
$50. Cushman Scooter $50. Accord
ian $50. Call 2142 after week days.
47tfc.
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FOR SALE 1851 Jeep Sta. Wagon,
61-cyl.. Overdrive. Rebuilt. Good
Condition $3.50 cash. Phone Bridge
vile 7l05 or 2641. 4S-49c
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APARTMENT FOR RENT : On At
1anta, Road. Four large rooms, all
with oak floors, private bath with
shower, electric stove, refrigerator
if desired. Electric heat and hot
water furnished. Sun deck, free
garbage collection. Call Benson
Seaford 1866. 48tnci
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FOR SALE-SOda shop and lunch
eonette. Completely equipped.
Good location. Priced right. Will
finance with low down payment.
Wonderful opportunity. Write Box
45O-H, CO Seaford Leader, Seaford,
Del. 38tnc.
CHICKEN RANCH. = 51a acres,
10000 cap. broiler house, gas
sbrooders, bulk feeders, shade trees.
New home, Z rooms including den
and utility room, central heat,
hardwood floors, two car garage.
On Bacon to Horsey's Grove Road,
3 miles to Laurel or Delmar. I'M
mediate possession. H. S. Rust
Real Estate, Phone Delmar VI
6-2628, or VI-6-8141. 47tuc.
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BOAT FOR SALE Ia ft. Ana
boat, Is hip. Evinrude motor, FL
gin trailer. Complete outfit in good
condition. Can be seen at 812 w.
Locust St., Phone 9344. 47-48c.
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FOR SALE : Ia #. Boat made from
Cris-Craft Kit. In Good Shape. Call
Seaford 1866. 48-49c
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PICTURE FRAMES

For a large selection of frames,
all widths and models, see Samuel
Galante at the Leader Office.
Frames of all descriptions and
sizes are available. tnc
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FOR SALE Johnson-Javelin :
New 81, 35 h.p. 103 Conwell St.,
Seaford, Del. 4S-49pd
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FOR SALE Rebuilt 4-cyl. Crosley
engine. Nice for boat. SS5. Phone
Bridgeville 7105 or 2641. 4S-49c
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n @ T / C. E

The City Council has adops<x4
Daylight Saving Time, to beconax=
effective in the City of Seaford ckz
Sunday, April 9th at 200 AM
and to terminate Sunday, Octob<=x-
26th at 200 AM.
WOODROW w. CROSBY,
City Manager 48-44x=
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FURNISHED APARTMENT for
rent 8 rooms, and bath, private
entrance. Available at once. Adults
only. Call Seaford 9-6452 or apply
Harry w. Messick, $40 Third ST.,
bungalow in rear. 48tnc
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WANTED Player piano. Call Sea-
ford 4542.. 25tfc.
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FOR SALE 8 bedroom home on
large lot, fenced in yard with love-
lily shade and fruit trees, interior
completely redecorated within last
few months, dishwasher, storm
sash and screens, good closets, full
lcellar. SIG -Sfipley St.. Seaford,
| telephone 9338. 48tn.
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Bethel Attractive one story
home with five large rooms &
bath, screened porch, venetian
blinds and storm sach. Located
on one acre lot with lawn
sloping to river.
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FOR SALE Store property on
Blades Causeway next to Nanti-
coke Cleaners. Reasonable down
payment, balance in ten years.
RafeH Griffith, P.O. Box 15. 44tnc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

nounced. the Syrian govern
ment of President Shukri Kut-
watly resigned and the Arab
state became a province in the
union. Syrian Premier Sabri
Assali offered to stay on with
a caretaker government until
Col. Nasser appoints an execu-
tive council for the province.
In one Of his first official acts
as president Of the u. A. R.,
Col. Nasser issued a decree
naming Egyptian 1t. Gen. Alb
del Hakim Amer as command
er in chief of the republics
armed forces. Gen. Amer. now
promoted to mushir (generaD i.
headed the joint military COM
mand of the two nations before
the merger.
The ambassadors of Iran.
Norway. Czechoslovakia, Swift
2erland. Belgium and the So
Wet Union called at the foreign
Office to present their govern
ment's recognition of the re-
public.
The United States Embassy
announced that the United
States would delay its recogni-
ton until Monday because of
the Washington's Birthday
holiday.
Col. NaSser. meanwhile, asked
that the old cabinet Of Syria
and Egypt remain in Office I'M
til he appoints new ministries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
President to Name
z District judges

TOWNSVILLE, Ga, Feb. %
(R.-President Eisenhower to-
day chose new United States
judges for Eastern Arkansas
and Northern Mississippi.
The Presidents vacation
headquarters announced that
in the next few days he form
ally would nominate:
j. Smith Henley. now a JUS
tice Department official, for the
bench in Eastern Arkansas.
Claude F. Clayton, an attor-
ney at Tupelo, Miss, for the
Northern Mississippi judiciary
post.
Mr.. Henley, 40-year-old Re-
publican, would succeed Judge
Thomas c. Tumble, retired.
Since December, 1856, Mr.. Hen
ley has been chief legal adviser
in the Justice Departments Of
flee of the legal counsel. His
home is at Harrison, Ark.
Mr.. Clayton. described by the
White House as an Eisenhower
Democrat, served from l949 to
1858 as Tupelo's City Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
SHOPPING
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opened and the crowd was
swelling rapidly.
Typewriter stores were favo-
rite hunting grounds as usual,
There were 40 persons milling
around the District Office
Equipment Co., 1913 Eleventh
street NV, at dawn. There
were As in line at the United
Typewriter Co.. 813 Fourteenth
street NV. at Z am.
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Becker. pro-
prietor of the Smith Type
writer Exchange, 1l06 G street
NV. came out half an hour
before opening time and issued
tickets to the first 40 in line
there.
But in addition to the holiday
dazzlers, the merchants had
plenty Of regular stock to offer
as the throng settled down
during the day to more leisurely
buying.
At the end of the day. police
counted 48 juveniles who were
arrested during the day. mainly
on shoplifting counts. includ-
ing Is girls. TIE juveniles to-
tailed fewer than in some for
mer years, when as many as
70 have been picked up. accord
ing to the Juvenile Squad.
The First Precinct reported
arrests Of eight adults. includ-
ing one man, on shoplifting
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Airline to End
Cargo Service
BY the Associated Press

Slick Anyways. once the Ma
tons largest scheduled freight
airlines, said last night that it
would suspend its Nation wide
scheduled cargo service tomor-
row.
DeloS w. Rented, board
chairman and president. said
the company would continue
its military charter business and
the service and supply activi-
ties it now operates at San An
tonic. Tex.
Mr.. Rented told a reporter
a formal petition for suspen-
sion of scheduled service will
be filed with the Civil Aero
nautics Board tomorrow.
He said the cessation of
Sticks common carrier freight
service would involve the i'm
mediate release of over 200
persons, reducing the remaining
employment to about 400. The
company had a peak employ
ment last May of 1900 persons.
Mr.. Rented said that fail
ure of the Government to give
the same permanency of oper-
ating rights and quality of
treatment enjoyed by the sub
sidized passenger airlines to the
all cargo airlines, and refusal
of the defense establishment to
use the commercial airlines on
a sound economic basis" were
the main reasons behind Sticks
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Reds Closely Check
Berlin Bound Trucks

HELMSTEDT, Germa any,
Feb. % (P. - Berlin-bound
trucks queued up on the auto
balm at the East German inter-
zonal checkpoint of Marieborn
today as Communist border
guards frightened their controls
of cargoes.
Officials at the West Ger
man checkpoint here said
Communist guards were con-
centrating on whether the pay
load registered in the freight
documents checked exactly
with the weight of the cargo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Suez PorIey Seeks
Plan for Payment

ROME, Feb. % (P.-Talks
to find a formula for compen-
sation of Suez Canal Co. share
holders were adjourned to the
week of March 81. They opened
Wednesday at headquarters of
the U.N. Food and Agriculture
Organization.
Attending were an Egyptian
delegation headed by Dr.. Abdel
Guelil ell Emary, governor of
Egypt'S National Bank; a share
holder delegation headed by
Jacques Georges-Picot, director
general of the French directed
Suez Canal Co., and officials of
the World Bank. serving as
moderator.
World Bank officials said the
discussions took place in a COR
dial atmosphere and involved a
full and frank exchange Of
views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
DC. Rubber Group
To Meet Tuesduy

Two internationally known
scientists and a tire company
head will speak before the
Washington Rubber Groups
10th anniversary meeting here
Tuesday.
The organization is made up
of industry. Government and
military representatives in the
Washington area.
More than 200 are expected
for the sessions, to be held at
the National Press Club. The
afternoon meeting will be from
8 to 4::30 pm. with a recep-
ton and banquet at $50.
H. E. Humphreys. jr.. chair
man of the board of the United
States Rubber Co.. will be the
dinner speaker. DR.. Ray P.
Dinsmore. research vice presi-
dent of the Goodyear Tire g.
Rubber Co.. and DR.. Allen v
Astin, director of the Bureau
Of Standards. will address the
technical sessions in the after
noon.
Reservation requests should
be addressed to DR.. A. w. Sloan.
812 North Fairfax street, Alex
andria. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Nosser Becomes Head
OfUnited Arab Republic
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Nasser brought it up in his
speech. asserting that it is not
true that Egyptian forces had
invaded the Sudan.
The U. A. r. defends and
no threatens, preserves and
does not exploit or destroy. /"
Col. NasSer said.
Soviet Recognition Quick
The Soviet Union announced
quickly 1t has recognized the
new republic as an independent
sovereign state and sent Col.
NasSer a message of congratu-
lations from Soviet President
Klement Voroshilov.
In the plehiscites. the 7la
million voters of Egypt and
Syria had a choice of yes or
no on whether they wanted
the merger of the two coun-
tries and whether they wanted
NaSser as President.
Officials announced these re-
suits:
In Egypt out of 6,103.377
voters. there were 6.102.128 for
union and 6,l02,1I6 for Col.
Nasser. In Syria. l.312,759 out
of l,3l2,798 were for union,
and l,3l2,80S out of 1,3l2,995
were for Col. NaSSer.
Syrian Government Quits
After the results were an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Crews Busy Decorating
First Lody's Rooms

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Feb. % (Pl.
A hurry-up painting and re-
decorating job is under way at
fashionable Maine Chance, the
beauty and health resort. where
Mrs. Eisenhower will stay dur
ing her Phoenix visit.
Painters and gardeners were
summoned today to give a last
minute touch-up to the cottage
being prepared for the First
Lady. and workmen installed
a special telephone line with a
complete new switchboard unit.
The little-known, 25-acre re-
sort is on the south slope of
Comeback Mountain. a famous
Phoenix Landmark and site of
many expensive resorts and
private homes. The resorts key
notes are privacy and exclusive
ness. Some so beauty and
health specialists are employed
there.
Former guests at the resort,
which is operated by cosmetics
manufacturer Elizabeth Arden,
include Actress Ethel Barry
more, Singer Ethel Norman,
and former Ambassadors Perle
Mesta and Clare Boothe Luce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
'OutIuw' Tuxis Hit
By Traffic Council

The General Services Admin
istration has been asked to get
rid of IS outlaw" taxicab
drivers who operate at the Pen
tagon and Navy Annex.
The Metropolitan Area Traf-
fic Council said the drivers OPP
crate with Richmond chauffeur
licenses and that many have
long criminal and accident
records.
Council members attending
a quarterly meeting at O'Don-
nell's Restaurant in Bethesda
yesterday. said the drivers also
frequently overcharge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

Maine Chance has facilities
for about 80 guests. the women
living family style in five
ranch-style cottages and a
main house, which can accom-
modate Is.
Single accommodations, in
Guiding the beauty and relaxa-
ton treatments, cost about $500
a week.
Guests are subjected to a sort
of loose discipline. with a strong
suggestion that they be in bed
by 10 o'clock each night. Break
fast is served. in bed, at 8 am
Mrs. Eisenhower and a few
members Of her party will stay
in a cottage vacated, volun-
tarily, by Mrs. Jascha Heifetz
wife of the noted violiniSt.
The cottage is decorated in
antique gold with French pro-
vincial furnishings and fea-
lures a patio view Of colorful
bouganvillae. jasmine, petunias
and larkspur.
Mrs. Arden, whose real name
is Elizabeth N. Graham. will
join Mrs. Eisenhower in Phoe-
nix. Mrs. Graham is in Miami,
Fla. where her racing stable is
running at Hialeah.