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Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone: GA 2-51S9
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. w. Hamilton. Pastor

Services for Sunday, June IA
9:45 a. M, Morning worship hour
with Rev. Hamilton bringing the
message. Misses Christina, Win
nita and Nora Marie Morgan will
be bringing the message in song.
10:45 a. M, Church School Ses-
sion. Douglas Morgan, Supt.; Paul
White, Assistant Supt. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to
enjoy the friendly fellowship of
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
SCRATCHING SAVES COONS

MILWAUKEE (P)-The troubles
of the Leonard Bielski family
started from scratch.
Strange squealings and scratch
ings were heard soon after the
family moved into a new home
They traced the noise to a wall
and Bielski cut a saucer size hole.
He reached through and pulled
out five baby raccoons which had
been inadvertently sealed in the
wall by the builders.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

The present boardwalk in Allan
tic City is the fifth one since the
first one was built in 1870. AL
though it is still "a boardwalk" it
now has a concrete foundation.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

A coating washed from the sill
very scales of sardines is applied
to glass beads to make artificial
pearls.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
Cli1lqS TO cures like q cat on a (
the huUeL- -IOUi7a Chevrolet

Nothing else but a dyed-in-the-
wool sports car like the Corvette
can take a turn with such solid
assurancei
It's easy to see where Chevrolet
gets its road sense. With big coil
springs at every wheel, firm, wider
stance and all of its pounds dis
tributed with painstaking care,
Chevy's born with it.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

Refreezing of thawed foods caus-
es loss of food value, say Purdue
University nutrition specialists.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

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consomme Julienne, went on
to cold salmon with sauce
Remoulade, and then TO
roast boned pigeons stuffed
with a delectable pate.
Dessert was an artistic
mountain of candied cream
puffs served with chocolate
sauce.
Gen. Romulo, one Of seven
honorary members of Cali
fornia's famed Bohemian
Grove, leaves this week end
to spend a week there,
The other men are in luck;
that means they won't have
a dull moment.
The author, statesman,
general diplomat and former
newspaperman has now been
asked to write his memoirs,
will make them his next
book He also revealed the
other night that he once
wrote four plays that were
published under the title of
the first drama. Daughters
For Sale" But his very
first play was never pub
lished. He had 80 characters
in it. he said, and he killed
them all off in the second
act so there was nothing to
do in the third act but bring
them all back as ghosts. E.
Like I said, this one Topped.
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Queen Crowded But Unhurried;
Gen. Romulo Corrects Friend

Ambassador Romulo. that I
liked his speech but I
thought he should have end
ed 1t differently" Macarthur
had been called back several
times by then to appear on
Capitol Hill.
Instead of Old soldiers
never die, they just fade
away, told him it should
have read: "Old soldiers
never die-they just live to
testify
That goes for every gen.
eral who's retired since.
SENATOR AND MRS.
BILL FULBRIGHT were at
the dinner, the Senator say
ing that Inez McDuff, the
Arkansas Democrat fashion
editor, had been so worried
about the unrepresentative
American fashion show 60
ing to Moscow, she had
called him and urged him to
see it first. Il asked to
GOO il " said the calm. soft
talking Chairman of the
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, but was told
that all the clothes were
packed and ready to be
shipped, and that the mis-
takes had been corrected"
Handsome, suave Juan
Trippe, president of Pan
American Always was there
with his wife, and Mrs.
Trippe was telling Mrs.
Chagla, the Indian Ambas-
sadress, about John Rookie
feller's new Indian fabrics
project in Bombay. Lord and
Taylor in New York had sub
scribed to the whole line,
she said. Mrs. Chagla, who
hadn't heard about it, said
she would make a Decline
for the store the next time
she's in New York.
1t was her blue silk sari
edged with a deep border of
handsome gold brocade, that
spanked the conversation.
The whole thing, border and
all, had been washed in
Soapsuds, said Mrs. Chagla.
SENATOR LEVERETT
SALTONSTALL of MaSsa-
chusetts broke a lifelong
tradition when he went to
this party. He said it was the
first time in his entire life
he had gone out in dinner
jacket without a top coat or
raincoat even in hot Wash
ington!
fastest new hors d'oeuvres
served by Mrs. Romulo be-
fore dinner were water chest
nuts wrapped in bacon,
roasted and served hot on the
end of a toothpick.
Dinner was gourmet'S
delight. 1t began with
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opportunity to travel sxER--
sively throughout Yemen He
returned with q large NUM-
Der Of color slides for Use
in his lecture. He VII DIS
cuss current political. eco
nomic. social and other
phases Of life In this land
that has remained unchanged
for hundreds Of years
DR. Bethmann, who was
born in Berlin, Germany. has
lived and worked In the Md
die East for over 20 years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
By BETTY BEALs

The news of Queen Eliza
beth's illness and subsequent
cancellation of some engage
ments on her Yukon tour has
a lot of tongues clacking, Il
told you So"
The l5,000-mile, two-month
trip is the toughest any
British monarch has ever
taken. THE social strain is
what makes it so difficult"
said one Briton. You have
no idea what a strain it is
to stand up for hours and
shake hands with hundreds
of new people every day" So
who doesn't have any idea?
Despite the detailed cover
age of this jam packed trip
of Her Majesty's, she's had a
lot of extra duties that have
never even been written
about.
For example, during that
unbelievably full day in
Chicago, when she even had
to work in a brief session
with the dentist. she had
only three-quarters of an
hour to dress for dinner in
her full evening regalia. So
what did Elizabeth do?
SHE SPENT 20 MINUTES
of that precious time to re-
ceive three Americans at the
Drake Hotel, seven Canadians
and five Britons who had
worked on arrangements for
that one day. That num-
Der even included typistS who
had knocked themselves out
to get some of the paper
work done.
What's more, she saw each
one of them separately and
presented each with a mono
grammed gift from herself
and the Prince. Departing
British First Secretary David
Muirhead received hand
some silver cigarette case
bearing the gold monogram
E II R.
But what impressed the
recipients was her calm de-
liberation in the face of her
need to rush like mad for the
big evening occasion. Her
unhurried air gave the i'm
preston that she considered
each of these people just as
important as the formal din
ner to come. And you wonder
why she has loyal subjects"
exclaimed Mr.. Muirhead.
PHILIPPINE AMBASSA-
DOR Carlos Romulo at a din
ner in his embassy the other
night noted the picture OF
his good friend, Gen Douglas
Macarthur, that reposes on
a table in the drawing room
1t reminded him of Mac
Arthur'S famous speech tc
the Congress when he re-
turned from the Pacific.
Il later told him." said
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DR.. Bethmunn
To Speak

DR.. Erich Bethmann. diree-
tor Of Research and Publ
cations for the American
Friends Of the Middle East.
Inc. will speak on his re-
cent trip through Yemen.
tonight at 7:3O O'Clock in
Middle East House. 1907 New
Hampshire Ave.
DR.. Bethmann has had the
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Mrs. Dennis P Hanley has
announced names Of COM
rliEEee chafrmen Of the
w0uenS Auxiliary 10 the
American Society Of Me-
chanicaI Engineers. Wash
t-Eron section.
They include Mrs. Dennis
p Hanley. Mrs. A. Wiley
Sherwood, Mrs. Francis w.
Null. Mrs. A. Bernard Eyler,
HRS Ralph Goetzenberger,
Mrs willard Nanneu and
Mrs william Allen.
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

year-old Tracy Pelissler. Last
years grand chevalier Of the
same order was Sylvia Casa
blancas Susan Strasberg
made an extensive screen test
for THE Story Of Ruth" Other
testees are Joan Collins, Susan
Kohner and Nina Shipman :,
Bullfighter Luis Mighel DOM
inguin and his pretty wife ar
rive in New York next month.
And they will visit good friend
Lauren Bacall, who visited
Luis the last time he was
gored in the ring.
Teen-agers' delight Fabian
was paid $35,000 and expenses
for his first movie, Hound
Dog Man" Next time around
he'll get $4,000. I'm gonna
have q tutor when ] get back to
New jersey" the boy insists,
"I1l finish high school at
home" Well. at least he's try
ing.
Marty is going to Russia.
Ernest Borgnine has accepted
the invitation to go to Moscow
for the premiere Of Marty
II 1t doesn't interfere with his
marriage to Katy Jurado. The
latter win be q civil ceremony
in Hollywood.
Another Marty - producer
Rackin, who. with partner John
Mahin paid $75o.o00 each to
John Wayne and william Hold
en- to star in "The Horse
Soldiers"-is going to London
in hopes Of signing Jack Haw-
kins and Sir Alec Guinness
with nine other top British
stars for 1.-THE Dragon Tree. ="
to be filmed in Greece next
year. with that old reliable
John Ford directing. Rackin
will visit Holden In Switzerland.
Then they 60 to Japan for the
opening Of their soldiers"
y .
Gregory Peck has thought up
a good way to teach his sons
ancient history. He'll take them
to Greece with a tutor when he
films THE Guns of Navarone'
next spring-Greg costars in Il
with Anthony Quinn and Maria
in-the news Callas.
Incidentally. opera singer
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Italian.American Anna MOTTO,
aware Of the fact that Maria
Callas has signed for "Naya-
rome" has agreed 10 star In
"Kapo" for director Clio Ponte-
corvo, on condition that the
picture starts Immediately. so
that she can be the FIRST opera
singer OF fame today TO take
part In Q movie. The other
condition Of La MOTTO, whom
Life Magazine called "The Most
Beautiful Singer in the World"
is that she is not made to look
homely in this story of a girl
in a Nazi concentra.fc c ,.
i
Now Anthony Quinn says he
will give UP his movie acting
career, from which he earns
close to q million dollars Q
year, in order to spend all his
time writing and painting. But
not for flve years. To paint and
write a man sometimes needs
q private income.
Ed Murrow, who left a week
or so ago for Europe with his
wife and son Casey. will put the
boy in school In Israel and
Switzerland. To be gone a year.
Murrow will spend some time
in a Burmese monastery. Which
will'be quite a change from his
hectic schedule on television. A
nice change.
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ing q book. and says Of this
project ut may wind UP In
my WPB"-meaning waste
paper basket Mervyn Leroy
interviewed more than 100 &C
tors over a 4-month period. to
find q John Dillinger" for
1.-THE FBI Story" Aim. Scott
Peters. the Canadian disc
Jockey who won the Job. will
be seen on the screen for 80
seconds.
Jack Kane, the orchestra con-
ductor. drives a small foreign
car. He pulled up at q local
gas station and told the at
tendant: please give me a
glass Of water for the radiator,
a half pint Of gas and q thimble
Of oil for the motor" The
attendant replied: Eyes, sir.
And while I'm at It. do you
want me to cough In your
tires?"
The role Of Jefferson Davis in
vina Delmar's play. THE Con-
federates," will be played by
Alfred Sander. His mother,
Kati Sandwina, was a Barnum
q Bailey star. billed as THE
Worlds Strongest Woman" q.
President Truman, Cardinal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Cushing and Rep. John Me-
COrmack viii be among the dig
nitaries at the testimonial din
ner to Matt Connolly, Septem-
Der 10, in Boston.
Mae West. who's Just written
her autobiography. once had
the urge to play Shakespeare.
She conferred with o Broadway
director. who assured ner that
no Shakespeare role really was
suitable for her. How about
'Hamlet?'" Miss West asked,
The director said that she
could II she wanted TO, play
Hamlet.s mother. "Oh, no."
Miss West stated. II couldn't
play anybody's mother"
Red Nichols IL tanning 'em
in at the Roundtable. and
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You can buy bssutifuI Imports on beard
at European pVIessi
On board United States Lines ships you can
get king-size Martins and Scotch for 40t,
cordials for 25e, wines at least 800 below
prices ashore. The smart shops on board have
beautiful imports at European prices.
And If, unfortunately, you find you have to
work during your trip, professional secreta-
ries, debating machines and conference-room
facilities are readily available for your use.
In any case, now's the time tc make plans
for the best accommodations.
Autumn's the smart time to visit Europe,
when the rush Is over
In autumn, Europe is at its uncrowded best
This is the time many sophisticated travellers
prefer to co. when the gentle continental fall
lends its magic touch to Europes beauty, and
the tourist rush is over.
The restaurants are at their sparkling best
with plenty of choice tables available, and
service at its best. The operas are open. The
festivals, with their colorful native costumes
and folk dancing, are in full swing. You'll see
the way Europeans really live. As of now,
accommodations are still available for fall
sailings, but don't delay.
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The young Aga Khan con-
ferred the "Order of the Old
Mill"-yieux Moulin-on 10
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deservediy 80. Leon Urls.
author Of Exodus" Is flying
to the Israel Bond Conference
in Chicago. There he'll show,
for the first time. the movie
he wrote and produced. "Is-
rael," starring Edward G..
Robinson. Jayne Mansfield
shot three versions Of one
scene for TOO Hot TO Handle. "
The first. for Britain. shows
her IN q sweater and jeans;
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uated from q youngstown.
Ohio. high school. She said
Of this new Broadway show
experience: "Oh. It's just like
being In a studio recital or q
high school show. The audi
ence and stage are the same.
The only difference is that
everyone onstage Is good"
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

'""S W W0IS sH0H NOuUHe WeIH
ASK ANY GRL"-Shirley MacLalnes Cannes award per-
Torrance sparks . lively romantic comedy.
"THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK"George Stevens, POIGNANT
movie Of the touching World War II personal Journal
"THE FIVE PENNIES"-Danny Kaye In q heart-warming
entertainment based on the life Of Red Nichols
THE INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINEss"-Insrid Bergman
~ q most besuilng missionary In the Orient
PORK CHOP HuL"-Dramatic account Of heroic but
futile slice Of war In Korea; Gregory Peck.
ROOM AT THE TOP"-Laurence Harvey in soaring por-
trait Of ruthless understanding "angry young man."
SEPARATE TABLES"-The Terence Rattigan play, with
David Nvens Academy award. winning performance.
SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEvM"-James Cagney vs.. the
hated Black and.Tans during Eelands Troubles"
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the second. for America, shows
her In q swimsuit: and the
for Continental release,
shows her wearing a bikini.
La Plume de Ma Tante"
has Just added a shapely. l8-
year-old newcomer, Ruth Ann
Ullom, who recently was grad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Ask your travel agent today to help you plan your
itinerary and make your reservations for you His
perence is invaluable in helping to save time and
money and get the most out of your trip.
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LYONS
Continued From Page E-6

Continued From Page E-6
should you be embarrassed"
said the psychiatrist. Its not
unusual for a rich Texan to
drive down the street in q Cad
lilac" But DOCTOR" said
the Texan. lin last years
model?"
Clare BOOthe Luce Is writ
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DUSH TO THIS. RUSH TO THAT. Phone
1G calls. Conferences. It's killing pace.
Do you need change now and then? Ask
your doctor.
That's why so many Europe-bound exec
utives take the SIS. UNITED STATES. The
worlds fastest ship, it crosses in days, two
of which almost always come on weekends.
After 5 days on this floating resort, you
will feel rested and relaxed. And you'll get
to Europe in shape to do your best work.
A magnificent travel bsFssIn
Whether you travel alone or take your wife,
it's magnificent travel bargain. You could
pay small fortune for vacation on land and
not match the wonderful fun-flled living
aboard this great ship and it's all included
in the price Of your ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
Liz Is Expensive

HOLLYWOOD (NANA -
If Walter Wanger can land
Elizabeth Taylor to play "Cleo-
patra." I hear he is willing to
postpone until next year his
fllm on the private life Of the
Siren Of the Nile. To get Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor Fisher for a
Aim these days costs anything
from a half to one whole mil
lion dollars Talking OF
money, Hedy LAMAR, who said
she was broke a few months
back, was wearing some new
ruby and diamond clusters dur
ing her dinner date with mil
lionaire builder Hal Hayes at
the Escoffier room.
I'm wondering wheth
Lance Reventlow viii marry
actress Jill st. John without
the consent of his mother, Bar
bara Hutton. And that has not
yet been given. Deborah
Kerr tells me she will have less
than q week in London between
the end Of Beloved Inhdel'
here and the start Of "The
Sundowners" in Australia. Her
dress fittings for the latter
take place in London, or she
wouldn't have any time at all
with her two daughters there,
John Drew Barrym or q
dashed back from Manhattan
to get his divorce from Cara
Williams. Then he goes cross
country touring with Look
Homeward Angel" Clark
Gable turned down 100000
from a weekly magazine for
his life story. He does this at
least twice a year. Versa
tile Sir Michael Redgrave has
turned novelist with 1.-The
Mountebank's Tale" It's about
an actor-"but not me-" says
Sir Mike.
Paul Newman won his battle
with Warmers. Cost him a bit,
but Paul can now make movies
independently. He'll have his
own company with wife jeanne
Woodward for films, televisioll
and the theater. Newman's
picture price is 5000. 900, also a
percentage for exodus"
The young Aga Khan con-
ferred the Order of the Old
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For even more hours Of leisure at many executives
prefer the SIS AMERICA. This popular running mate of
the SIS. UNITED STATES offers the same luxurious fea
lures and accommodations, the same superb service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
How to get to Europe relaxed
in just 3 business days!

Experienced globe-trotters have made as
many as 30 trips on the SIS. UNITED STATES.
There are 800 stewards-that's nearly one for
every couple-at your beck and call. The beds
have thick, wide, wonderfully comfortable
mattresses custom-made to our order by
Simmons. Every stateroom has individually
controlled air conditioning. From the tele-
phone in your room you have direct commune
cation to almost any spot on earth.
Where else does your transportation
ticket include the following:
Your ticket includes:
u Virtually no restrictions on business and
personal luggage space, coming and going
u IS gourmet meals by the worlds greatest
chefs Goo choices for dinner)
i Filtered, heated salt water pool
u A luxurious, fully equipped gymnasium
u First-run Broadway movies, every day
i Deck sports in the worlds freshest air
u Bridge tournaments Cor get in some poker)
i Dancing nightly to Meyer Davis orchestra
IA beautifully stocked library
u Acres Of open and enclosed deck space
. Supervised childrens playrooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

SIS. UNITED STATES, worlds fastest ship,
gets you there refreshed and ready to do
your best work. And It takes just weekend
and 3 business days.
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Hozords Of Fir Ground
BY GEORGE Z. CREED
Contributing Writer

compacted fills can cause
trouble with other features In
the yard. Walks, driveways.
terraces. fences and curbing
built on loose fills also will
settle unevenly. Likewise, de-
bris and stones can make
digging operations BURDEN
some and gardening a chore.
Dunn Ding Place
A favorite dumping place
for construction workers Is
Immediately adjacent to the
house itself. The materials
are often Of q limey char
acter such as mortar and
plaster. This n1ay be Of little
concern to the builder but
it should concern the owner.
especially one who intends
to make a foundation plant
ing Of acid-loving plants
such as azaleas. rhdoden-
drons. pieris and mountain
laurel.
Many q planting of this
kind has come to grief be-
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cause Of the limey nature
Of the fill. Remedying the
situation requires the remov-
al OF all debris containing
lime and its replacement
with new soil.
How can one find out
whether a property has been
filled with clean materials
and In the proper manner?
Neighbors are sometimes
helpful in providing this In
formation. Unusual depres-
sions In the level Of the
ground might indicate rapid
settlement.
To detect the presence Of
stones and debris close to the
surface Of the ground you
can test various areas by
sinking a spading fork into
the earth. Finally. II your
investigations cause you to
be suspicious. seek the coun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14

F.. That q piece Of property
has been levelled with earth
fills doesn't mean. In itself,
that II shouldn't be a good
building site or adaptable to
other development.
But II materials used con-
sisted Of big pieces Of broken
concrete. brick and other as
sorted debris, or II the fills
were not compacted proper
ly by appropriate mechan-
ical means or by the passage
Of time. then the property is
probably not q good buy.
A house built on such
ground, II its foundations
are not laid on undisturbed
earth. Is very likely to set
tile. thereby causing floors
to tilt, walls to crack and
plumbing to get out Of Kill
ter.
=. But the difficulties that
may be encountered aren't
confined to the area occu-
pied by the house, for un-
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sci Of Q reputable civil engi-
neer before buying the land.
Questions and Answers
QuestlOn-Is II true that
hawthorns are especially sus-
ceptible to disease?
Answer-Like most plants,
hawthorns are subject TO
their share Of diseases, worst
Of which is fireblight. This,
Of course. does not mean
that every hawthorn planted
will be attacked by such q
scourge.
Question--Can you give
me the name Of an early
= blooming azalea with rosy
purple flowers?
Answer - The Korean
azalea (mucronulatum) is
probably the one you have
In mind.
Field Enterprises. Incl
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BOCLEY-Homes Open Sunday, Ozark

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$23s5o-LovELY FLORIDA ROOM 2oxl4-Firepace in
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Out BrGdleg BlOd ht Wilson Lane MGTbuV let Kirby
right
BETHESDA 55l4 Mckinley St.
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huge windows; bedrmS, TWO BATHS big kitchen with
oiShwaSher; charming paneed recr: rm above ground;
anchor-fenced lot pretty gardens, trees
GeorOsowH Jsns
to Edwdrd and
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sci Of q reputable civil engi-
neer before buying the land.