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Evening star., 1951-11-12
Allies Seize Two Hills Near Kumsons.
PIones Grounded by Weather. Page A-3

utes. an Allied spokesman said
they were no closer to an agree
ment on the thorny buffer zone
issue. They will meet again in
Panmunjom at II am. Tuesday
70 pm. EST Monday)-their goth
session.
Minces No Words.
The Communists today accused
the United Nations command of
bad faith" and alleged that
American planes few over the
Panmunom conference area twice
yesterday and again today.
Maj. Gen. Henry I. Hodes, chair
man of the two-member U. N.
command subcommittee, minced
no words in telling the Communist
negotiators:
You intend to establish a
presumptive demarcation line and
demilitarized zone, which will re-
lease you of any necessity to settle
the remaining items of the (arm-
istice) agenda with speed and
equity.
You want to establish q
spurious line and zone which will
provide you with the leisure and
freedom to continue delaying the
conference"
Won't Admit Deadlock.
The Reds want to fix a cease
fire line before taking up any
other item on the agenda. The
U. N. command insists that the
line follow the war front at the
time all other armistice terms are
agreed upon.
Brig. Gen. William Nuckols, the
official U. N. command spokes-
man, said:
THE Communists have hopes
that the traditional American i'm
patience will overcome our better
judgment" ...
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Truman Expected
To Sign Order on
Tax Data Tonioht
By the Associated Press

KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. IL.
The executive order giving
the Senate District Crime
Subcommittee access to in
come tax information about
Washington policemen and
others reached here today.
President Truman is expected
to sign the order tonight.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
81 Hurt in Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. IL (P).-
Thirty-seven persons were injured
today when a suburban train
crashed into a train standing in
Ia station on the outskirts OF
Buenos Aires. No one was hurt
seriously.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Outstanding Workers
In Chest Campaign
To Receive Oscars
More Thon 220 Keymen
In Business Firms
Are to Be Honored

The Community Chest will
honor more than 220 volunteers
tomorrow for outstanding work in
the campaign.
The volunteers will receive
Red Feather Oscar" awards at a
List Of Firms Whose Key Men Will be
Honored. Poee AZ
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Allies Accuse Reds
OF Phony Truce Line
Merely 10 Stall Talks
Neeotiotors Wronele
More Than Four Hours
In Their 10th Session
BY the Associated Press

MUNSAN, Korea, Nov. 12.-Al-
lied truce negotiators in strong
words today accused the Commu-
nists of insisting on a phony cease
fire line merely to stall the armi-
Stice talks.
After the subcommittees had
wrangled for 4 hours and Is min
Evening star., 1951-11-12

(See POLICE, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1951-11-12

(see CHURCHILL, Page A-49
Evening star., 1951-02-09
FARMS (cent.)

150-AcRE STOCK FARM, 7-room
house, plumbing, hardwood hoors
electricity and phone, cattle barr
and stlo, corn house and implement
shed. never-failing stream. cattle
fence. Va mi. hard road frontage
school bus at door; ! mile south o.
p9oiesyiils, 2 mites north d Rye BY
900.
335 acres. stock or dairy farm. nesl
Ounce Orchard. Large frame house
covered with Johns-Manville shin
giles, water and electricity: 4S-cow
Washington-type dairy barn. 14x4E
silo; private bluestone drive. approx
IS acres wooded, balance in cror
or grass; 3 never-failing streams
cattle fenced, mile of road frontage
school bus at door: 8 miles west o1
Rockville in Montgomery Co., Ches.
ter Loan area. Price, $4,000; VI
2 e1a-acre chicken farm. s-rm. frame
house. covered with white asbestos
shingles. complete bath. large kitch-
en-. GE stove. refgr., sink. full bsmt.,
h.-w. h, laundry trays. h.-w. heater
Bendix washer, 4 chicken houses
15x30; . brooder houses. 15x15,
2-car garage. smoke house. sc
good bearing apple trees. hard
road frontage; 1000 #. from rail.
road depot and 3 committing trains;
schools bus by door; near churches
S12,5OO: 81 900 cash. Cali Charles
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, INC.
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HOUSES wTp. TO suY tcen,., /,
SOLD, AMERICAN
IS YEARS IN NE.

Over rs Million $$$$ In Sales
The proof Of the pudding Is in the
eating. Our 20 years of highly sue
cessful sales experience in ne. Wash
perior ability to sell your ne. prop
erty. Call us Immediately for 4
prompt appraisal and q direct quick
sale. Mr.. Hammack. NO. 1903; ewes.
UN. 3507.
Woodbridge Realty Co.
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IA MILES FROM D. G..
IN NEARBY VA.

Modern stone center-hall Colonia
manor house Of the finest materials
and architecture. built by a prom
inent Washington builder for hi.
own home, eight. years ago. Large
library and powder room. Liv. rm
with fireplace. dining room. mod.
ern eouipped kitchen and two
porches. The End fl. consists of 4
large bedrooms and two baths: large
fioored insulated attic; maids room
and bath in basement: slate roof
beautiful HANDICAPPED lawn: 2-car att
garage; up-to-date, masonry dairy
barn and silo; shipping milk tc
D. c.: large. dry barn; numerou;
out-bldgs. nice tenant house. AL
fields lined and fertilized; vel
fenced. This will appeal to the
family who appreciates fine home
plus an income. yet close enough tc
commute daily to D. C. 800 cash
reanired: owner will take back Isl
trust. Fairly priced at $4,000
Call Major Lane, Ma. $500; ewes
and week ends. WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l417 X st NV III
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LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 SECOND TRUsT-Payable $50
per. mo-, 6es; on well-secured NV.
property. Call Mr.. Raffell. RAFFELL
A HsfL skLECT asFAIs aRoSP SP' OF bfoi NOTES for
sale. secured by End trust deed on
nearby Va. homes. Call Mr.. Kagan.
THE BRANT CO.. INC. Rhodes ST.,
at. Wilson blvd. Arlington. IA.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
INVESTMENT WISE
READY
OPEN SAT.-SUN.
l TILL 6

This attractive. and substantial brick
home situated among the trees oi
beautiful rolling. Beverly Hills. Ii
most conveniently located to all
downtown business or employment
near transp., PVT. and public schools
designsd for gracious and com.
Portable living; 1st A., entrance hall,
lge. bright living rm. with fireplace
opening to Ice: screened porch with
asphalt tile floor; full family size
dining room. bright and airy kitch-
en-. opening to screened summer
floor: bcdrm. with tiled n bath;
End A., master bedrm. with pvt. bath
and door to lge.. sun deck: Q other
aal6oye,sysrags bedIms:: complete
age attic; telephone outlet on both
floors: full bsmt. with beautiful
paneled recr. rm.. bath; grade en-
trance to open porch: separate laun-
dry and furnace room: attached
garage; price. $37 $50, substantial
cash. Directions: Across Memorial
or 14th st. Bridge past Pentagon on
Shirley hwy. to Arlington Ridge rd.,
straight to Alexandria. bear right on
Russell I'd. to Beverly drive, right
to first circle, sharp right on Ala
bama ave. to open sign.
Chauncey Realty Corp.
Realtors, ITO M, Vernon Aye.
Ewes. Mrs. Spindle. TIE. 1880.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL property. 30.
and pvt. r. r. siding. MA. 5SS5. -1s
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY-23 .OOo-ft
improvement; nice 3-rm. ONCE with
toilet and electricity; about 1000 It
cloSed-in wood shed; about 1000 IT.
open shed; P. r. r. siding; perma-
nent steel fence. Phone MR.. ROBER-
SON: day, AP. 1913; night, WA
BETHESDA-3,000 50. it. or less
also vacant lot adj, 1.200 IT. OF
bsmt. Any industrial work. Key al
= 4735 Bethesda ave. Ill
Evening star., 1951-02-09
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

INDUSTRIAL SITE. 10Ox102 it,,
BeltSville. facing BALTIC. blvd and
r.r. Phone Tower $3.50. 10'
26 600 SO. FIT. level. heavy industrial
land; +. r. R. siding; all utils.: ideal
for trucking terminal or mfg: owner
will accept 25% down payment, reas.
terms; ideal location; priced reason
ably. THE HUDSON CO.. UN. 1bl5
or UN. 7I71. III
Evening star., 1951-02-09
GARAGES

316 G ST. S.W.-Double metal ga.
rage, suitable storage or parking:
$40 per mo. Call FEDERAL REM
tai CO, 915 New York ave. n:w.s
PARKING SPACE WANTED in the
vicinity 18th and Que sts. NV. Box
29-S, Star. 10s
GARAGE WANTED for repair shop:
must be End commercial. Call 10.
2-9222 10
SINGLE GARAGE for rent, near 14th
and Varnum SITS. NV; only $40.
TU. 5406. p
Evening star., 1951-02-09
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE (cont.

WE HAVE SEVERAL excellent COM
mercial apt. and industrial sites
Priced right for quick sale. Please
call Mrs. Holden, 81. 1858. or RE
$3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS-Re-
new the life Of your car, almost
any model available. Ford, Chev-
rolet. Dodge. Plymouth. Buick.
Chrysler, De Soto. Olds. Pontiac.
Terms as low as S11 monthly. In
stallation can be arranged. Demon
stration by factory representative.
here February ID and Is. MONT.
GOMERY WARD, Alex. Va, AL.
1915 CHEW. MOTOR. transmission
and rear end; only run 5000 miles;
same as new. Call TIE. .1176 after
3 pm. >
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AL BAKER OFFERS
A BRICK CAPE COD

VIM. u. WAfLF IELU
OW. l113 Q I'll q QW LIZ
Evening star., 1951-02-09
FOR RENT

Commercial zone, approx
mately 300 square feet
floor space on secon d
floor. Heat, hot and cold
water furnished. Newly dec
Grated, suitable for light
manufacturing like clothing
jewelry etc, or the selling
Of merchandise. Woulo
make good sample rooms
Reasonable rent. DI. 7447 OF
call at 610 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

116 3. st. Asaph st.. Alex. Va.
Phone AL. 6644, TIE. T343.
Open q to O. Ill
Evening star., 1951-02-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEW

3-bedrm. rambler in convenient N.
Arlington; modern kit. hv. rm. with
firepl., pull down stairway to attic
Just $4,000 down. total price $17,-
500.
VIM L. WAKEFIELD
Evening star., 1951-02-09
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE WANTED

WAREHOUSE SPACE or store in
Washington or nearby Md. About
800 to 1000 50. IT. needed by
wholesale bread distributor. Phone
JU. 1924. -13
WANTED TO RENT-Warehouse with
ONCE. about 1000. 50. #. and yard:
336-K. Star. III
VICINITY 18th and Columbia I'd. !:
minimum 1000 50. It., for estab-
lished flrm. Call co. 470O, Monday
through Friday, 9-5. 10
Evening star., 1951-02-09
DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. 91O 18th st. NV
near Conn. and K. New. modern.
attractive desk space for those who
want. the best: receptionist. SWITCH
ing service available. Cali ST. 3456.
DESK SPACE with telephone service;
vic. 14th and Park rd. NV; very
reasonable. NO. liza. %
Evening star., 1951-02-09
WATERFRONT PROP FOR sALs
ACREAGE

SMALL MARYLAND ACREAGE
TRACTS: Immediately adjacent to
Chesapeake Bay; also smaller home
sites on hard surfaced roads. with
tributed artesian water; located In
exclusive private home area on high
est environmental characteristics:
fine sand beach, excellent fishing
and grabbing; private boat harbor
from $3.50. terms II desired. 70 in.
spect drive 8 miles south Of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island I'd.
turn left at st. Leonard. follow Long
Beach Bss sisnS to s99suT Sflss pn ch.sssDesks .ND
Leonard. Md. or phone Prince Fred-
erick 30S-J.
FOR SALE-Approxlmately 2 acres
room and bath DWELLING, fireplace.
e4,cs el heat sa GoSd S Eharf EhaRrss ssads tres
L6sa 6ssit0f bEAoHssv AAaaHiD0!s; Ms aroom. 10 tSl,
modern, wood shingle cottage, 100
from Chesa. Bay; lot 75x100. Must
Be seen to be appreciated. Price.
$3.50; down payment as low as
s. s@ount n0nsna psia DOWN owns oSsr osSssr2fa d
4 bedroom cottages for sale or
rent. To inspect. drive miles south
Of Prince Frederick on Solomons Is
lduu LQ.: TURN leIG az Sb. Leonard
once on shore Of Chesapeake Bay.
M. E. ROCKHILL. INC, st. Leon
DIRECTLY ON WATER NEAR AN
NAPoLIs-Yesr round home, pri-
rooms and bath. recently redec-
grated. Well built and fairly priced.
Located in Epping Forest. Si2, 500.
5-room year-'round home in shaded
section of Edgewater Beach on 8
large lots overlooking water; $3.50.
Attractive 2-bedroom Summer Cot
tage in Epping Forest; $3.50.
Choice waterfront lots on Severn
River-also waterfront lots on trib-
utary of Severn.
choice lots for a home and 2 com.
mercial lots. in Woodland Beach.
Very desirable year-'round home in
sherwood Forest.
Attractive remodeled waterfront
year-'round home on 8 acres of
land in st. Margaret's near An
EVA GUIDE GRANDT. Realtor. Phone
Annapolis 1912 or write 90 West
street, Annapolis. Maryland. III
Evening star., 1951-02-09
TRAILERS

FOR sALE-cheap! $1,000; 1871
Dixie, house trailer with side, nm.
attach. and eomplste bath. NV:
Incl. win accept down payment
TRAILER 194s; Alma House trailer,
25 IT.; excel. cond. Call AP. 1894
week. after 4 pm. 11s
104S 25-FT. M. SYSTEM, in excellent
cond: all cow: ready for occu-
pancy; 81 800. 214 TEMPLE TRAIL
Err VILLAGE, Alexandria, Va. III
1919 7-SLEEPER LANDOLA trailer,
fully equipped: S2,475. Call Cypress
1854, ask for MR.. MURDOCH. Ill
HEETER TRAILER SALES. berwyn.
now has a lge. display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
| nnent: clean used trailers ranging
in size from lS to 80 ft. priced
yrs: Phone TO 51l1
American Trailer Co., Inc.
PROUDLY PRESENTS THESE
| BARGAINS IN NEW AND USED
HOUSE TRAILERS.
1912 schuit - se-tt, ss@e5 81
l946 American ----- 25-ft. S1,2I5
IS46 iraveio ------ Zo-lt. SI.5a9
1946 M-System Gift. 81. .595
See these and many other models Of
| both new and used house trailers,
at our main office.
| Open 8 to 8 wkdys. and Sundays.
| 4030 WIS. AVE. NV. WO. 1891
Evening star., 1951-02-09
TAxIcAB FOR RENT

1919; owner-driven In
very good condition.: will sell or rent.
10. 2-871S after 8 pm. liz
CAB DRIVERS WANTED TO RENT
Attractive rates; Commander Caby
401 H st. NV. RE. 9247 or Ma.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New Yorx
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately
auirements PENN PROPERTIES
Suite 616 ME t107
DoWNTOwN-I4th ST. BLDG.-1st
q. of1ces; very reas. rent. Kinks
REALTY CO., HO. 677S. Ill
ONE OR TWO FURNISHED or unfur-
nished rooms in lawyers suite; near
service and telephone; limited secre-
tarial If desired. Ma. 5000. %
TWO PRIVATE OFFICE ROOMS and
lavatory; hot water and charwoman
services furn.; End floor. facing
street. Oil 18th st. NV.
goth ST. NV, near L-Street floor
space available in small ONCE build
ing: sTIMs0N, ma. $3.50. Ia
lo Once Eao rooms IS sas sM up. inci nsaI ut eonv
downtown location. ST. $3.50.
GA. AVE. AND KENNEDY sTs. NV.
Very convenient location. S35 and
UP incl. all utilities. RA. 2200.
1875 EYE ST.-Large room, reason
able; possession st once: s45. Mr..
OFFICE RMS, large storage closet:
Ras 1ssh sas sepslstel1 sx kasoEsT y sosetssf sd
i713 N st. NV. NE. 34s4. -
SMALL OFFICE on wilson blvd, Arl.,
in shopping center, for rent; hghts.
heat and water; $50 per mo. Apply
TALMAGE wILcHER, INC, 1888
noWSfdWssrm S1IsSn S1ys Arl va Suites a. low as
$50 mo-; utilities and janitor in
GUIDED: KELLEY & BRANNER.
LARGE. Wen furnished room in law
.yer's suite lawyer only. ST. 1877.
412 5th st. NV, opposite Municipal
Court-Limited number of offices
building; THOs. J. FISHER & CO,
INC. 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
ALLISON BLDG.-ofhce space. 800
location. B. B. ALLISON. GE. 0513.
4th AND R. I. AVE. NE. 1a5 So. it..
yssY .ssats saaSsntses' ete g. S'ftsf for itis
LARGE. extremely desirable ofices in
downtown location; available for
immediate occupancy; seven attrac-
tive rooms. THOS. ]. FISHER & CO..
INC. 73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
DOCTORS OFFICE. corner goth and
Eye SITS n.w.-Large reception room,
2 ofices, nurses room. 8 treatment
rooms; available now. THOS. J.
FISHER & GO. INC, 73s 18th st
poCTioR's aci r. eso9i o9rrcE-4.room SUI suit.
| 1900 Eye st. NV. HERBERT HAR.
vEY, INC, Agent, 912 18th st. NV.
! RE. 1865. p
IN COMMERCIAL APARTMENT
$40 Rhode. Island avenue ne. corner
Rhode Island and 4th street. Inn
msdiaSf Me- Wbtehead peissssion sS1 s Hs6 month
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK. any size Job, prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
Ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 141os
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10-ACRE FARM

10 mi. from D. C. line: modernized
3-bedrm. house with oil hot-water
heat, cinder block barn; located on
bard boo road; o completely fenced
Shulman, COX & CO., 81. OTIS
Ewes 81 o3IT
Evening star., 1951-02-09
NEAR WASHINGTON

EXCELLENT FOR COUNTRY ESTATE
Most desirable farm property in
nearby. Md: 40 lovely. rolling acres
magnificent view; excel. farm bidgs.;
3-car garaae. Call cox & CO..
81. 0775, or agent. WI. 9104.
STOCK OR DAIRY FARM
18 Miles Fairfax Circle
$50 acres rich land; 90 COWS. II
heifers, 2S stanchions; dry barn. Ia
silos; l1-rm. house, 2 baths: other
5ldss.; farm machinery. All for
S44. 900 $4,000 cash. Here Is
your chance to be in business with
title. will assist you Open. Call
for directions. Exclusive. ALTMAN
REA1TY CO. GIL R42R Il
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MONEY WANTED

$7-SS-S -S1e.0O0-Arlington rented cor
ners; 1st trust savings loans. 3T -3
yrs: 4et-5 yrs; SO 10 yrs. Int. pd.
Semiannually; pvt. money. BOSS
REALTY. CHI. 5977; not Sunday.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
tage at Woodland Beach, Nd, Rea-
sonably priced. RA 7SO1, Ill
Evening star., 1951-02-09
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATI

CONNECTICUT = Charming country
beautiful Berkshire's; IL spacious
rms, cocktail lounge; illness forces
sale: only $40. 900. Call Mr.. Raffell.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1l03.
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA-Two
small furn. COTTAGES for, rent on
Evening star., 1951-08-14
Letters to The Star

retired. by recomputation on a new
basis. That would help little.
This bill, however, has been bottled
up in the House District Committee for
weeks. Along with other legislation af-
fecting District public school teachers,
this bill has failed to receive considera-
ton.
1t becomes increasingly clear that
Congress does not have sufficient time
to devote to District affairs. The only
remedies are local self-government and
representation for the District in
Congress.
Don B. GOodIoe.
President, Local 27, American Fedora
ton of Teachers.
Perhaps the retired teacher who can
not exist on $141 month pension with
out help needs to revise her budget At
what swank hotel does she live and how
much does she spend in beauty parlors?
Thousands of other retired teachers are
living rather we'll on less than that
Where would the money come from to
pay everybody even $141 per month?
Another Retired Teacher.
Evening star., 1951-08-14
Training Transit Operators

Pass Riders" letter in The Star
August 9 inferred that Capital Transit
had reduced its training period for
new operators from % to 10 days at
the expense of the safety and comfort
of the public. That is wholly untrue
Had Pass Rider" been present during
the testimony of the company witness
who detailed the intensive professional
training methods used by us. he would
have learned that the improved basic
training course was instituted in 1948
Since then there are less different types
Of equipment with which a student must
become familiar and also visual and
other teaching methods have become
progressively streamlined. In addition
If student requires more than 18 days
to qualify, he is given further training
until he is either qualified or we are
sure he cannot make it.
Capital Transit Co. does not and will
not compromise its training methods
They are designed to turn out profess
sionally skilled and courteous operators
who, after all, are human, too. Certainly
our consistently outstanding safety
record proves we consider safety para
mount in our business of transporting
the public.
J. A. B. BrOadwater,
President. Capital Transit Co.
Evening star., 1951-08-14
This and That =.

I will just have to take The Star with
me.
Yours truly,
IN. S."
This mother song sparrow probably
was feeding baby cowbird, which is
large and fluffy. and somewhat resem-
bles young mockingbird.
Cowbird and startling babies are ex-
perts at inducing other species to feed
them.
Both are large, and need plenty of
food.
It would be possible of course for
mockingbird baby to induce another
species to feed it.
The lure of that open bill would appeal
to any maternal heart in birdland
1t seems as if small mothers succumb
to this lure more than the larger ones.
1t is no unusual thing to see a war
bier feeding cowbird baby, or a song
sparrow mother doing the same, but in
reverse one will not see female mock
ingblrd feeding sparrow babies.
1t may be, who knows, that there is
some special appeal to the big fluffy
baby in the small mind and heart of
the small mother.
Stranger things happen, especially
among the birds. They have bond with
the young but it is tenuous one, as
compared with the bond among the
higher creatures.
The mother warbler, for instance, has
no way of knowing that the larger egg
in her nest represents another species.
She does not know that the mother
Evening star., 1951-08-14
An Important MESSAGE for More Ears
By WilIiom A. MiIIen

"EArTH OF OUR FATHERS" has
L. trumpeted It's patriotic message to
more than 100000 persons in Its brief
1850 season and during the two and a
half months it has been on the boards
this year
While that doesn't push the attend
ance marks Of "Oklahoma!" or South
Pacific" the producers of this spectacu-
lar symphonic drama from the pen Of
Paul Green have nothing to apologize
for in playing to an average of $4,000
month.
Those who see it come away i'm
pressed. Representative Hagen, Repub-
lican, of Minnesota has pending In
Congress proposal to put the show on
the road. His idea Is to send it into
college cities and get the message across
to budding citizens. nucleus of the
Washington cast Of $50 would be round
ed out with university drama students.
Paul M. Massmann, general manager
OF the National Capital Sesquicentennial
Commission, is hopeful the show will
break even this season. The profit or
loss figure will go far toward determin-
ing the future of the production after
lIS 1dpoT Lay closing GATE.
If he gets four guaranteed sellouts,
Mr.. MasSmann plans to continue the
production for 10 days after Labor Day.
Otherwise, it would be too much of a
calculated risk. There is natural let
down after Labor Day, with people re-
turning from vacation, children going
back to school and other factors. There
is also the matter of equinoctial rains
Neither the full commission nor its
executive committee will likely meet
before mid-September to decide the
productions future. The executive vice
chairman, Melvin D. Hildreth, is now
touring Europe and is not due back
until next month.
Mr., Massmann says this is the money
month When the production played
in June to 10000 school children from
all over the Nation, it was bread cast
upon the waters"
The children spread the word in
their home communities and wrote
their Senators and Representatives
about what a great show it is. Because
of this, promotional advertising in
newspapers and on the radio, and a
spreading good reputation, attendance
is climbing
The Carter T. Barron Memorial
Amphitheater in Rock Greek Park, near
Sixteenth street and Colorado avenue
NV. in which the drama is staged,
seats 1000. When the amphitheater is
but partly filled, it seems there are but
handful of people present Yet there
may be thousand or more scattered in
The seats.
Faith of Our Fathers" was launched
officially August 4, 1850. by President
Evening star., 1951-08-14
"HYATTSVILLE, MD.

Lear OH
II hope you won't think me foolish,
but I had the pleasure of witnessing
something this morning that I didn't
think possible.
Actually saw bird, what think to
be song sparrow, feeding young
mockingbird.
"They can't be the same kind of bird,
as the mocker is almost three times the
size of the sparrow.
MY husband and were by the apple
tree In the back yard and saw the SPAR
row fly to ground and pick something up
and fly back to the larger bird. We
thought they were fussing at each other.
but this morning I put some small bits of
bread out and actually saw the spar
row feed the mockingbird.
II don't know if there is any connec-
ton or not but I have been feeding
mockinghird for year or more. 1t has
a crooked bill which stands apart at the
tip.
1T would be difficult for him to pick
up. small pieces. feed him raisins all
the time. Do you suppose he is unable
to feed the small one and the sparrows
are taking over for him?
"I am very fond of Old Crooked Bill.
as we call him, and when I move back
to Ohio, which is soon, I am going to
miss him terribly.
x. Il don't want to forget to tell pu that
enjoy your articles. and wheKN move