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Evening star., 1952-02-12

An auto careehed backward
down q hin and crashed into
an Arlington home last night
punching a hole in q bedroom
wall.
Earl Smith, jr., Of 2o11 South
Monroe street, said he. his wife
Marie and two Of their children
were finishing dinner in the din
ing room on the other side Of the
house when they heard the crash.
Mrs. Smith was reading about
the Elizabeth On. J0 plane crash
at the time.
Damage to the cinder-bloc
home was estimated by police
at $500. They said the car was
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Tenth Of . Series

Tenth Of Series -
planned. And the bridges Wash
ington-end sidewalks will be sliced
of to make more room for traffic
A pang of regret may greet
abandonment of M streets granite
pavement. Hand-hewn in North
Carolina, the 4-by-4 inch blocks
were laid with great painstaking
by imported masons back In 1925
for eight blocks-TWenty- ninth
street to Thirty-flfth.
Withstand Ravages.
The masons used an intricate
curved pattern, called shell. And
the blocks have withStood the
ravages of time and tires re-
markably-better. in fact, than
asphalt or even concrete.
But the concrete base Is now
deteriorating, and officials say re-
laying the stones would be toe
costly after repair. Also. motorists
have found them slippery when
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Highways Of the Future .
Key Bridge and Rosslyn Plaza
Slated for 1927, 900 Surgery

Iwet. SO. asphalt will replace them
the District says.
Paving -stone removal on the
bridge will await the removal OF
the streetcar line, and the time
table for this is still uncertain
Capital Transit Co. will disclose
no intentions on this score. and
cars still carry many Rosslyn pas
lsengers back and forth.
The transit barn at Thirty
sixth and M streets NV. ne
Longer is used for streetcar stor-
age. The k-length Of tracks
between there and Key Bridge thu.
already is useless.
Virginia Has Plans.
Rossyln Plaza improvement
also will await streetcar removal
Plans call for channelizing th'
approach to North Lynn stree
and making it one-way south
Elaborate Virginia highway plan'
are now being devised to dove
tail into the District program.
AS for the north-end sidewalks
the one on the west side will bs
narrowed to make more room fol
traffic entering the bridge. That
on the east side, according II
present plans. will be removed
entirely with a cantilevel con
struction suspending its replace
ment over the bridge edge. Ths
two bits Of surgery will add Il
feet to the road width.
Total cost, apart from remova
of the streetcar tracks, is eSti.
mated at a little over 1927 900.
Tomorrow: Why the High
way Department wants . new
| r. &&rAak pnfAlnan bridge
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Col. Hansen Begins Duties
In Enqineers Office Here

1t. Col. Harry F. Hansen, Corps
|of Engineers, USA, yesterday re-
ported for duty as Assistant Engi-
|neer Commissioner, succeeding
Col. Carlin H. Whitesell.
One of Col. Hansen's first duties
will be to lay a wreath at the
Lincoln Memorial today, repre-
senting the District Commission
ers. He came here from Norfolk,
Va, where he was graduated jan
uary % from the Armed Forces
Staff College.
He is living at 3l49 South Stat
ford street. Arlington. Va, with
his wife and 16-year-old daughter,
Sylvia Ann. who is a student at
the Washington-Lee High School
in Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Donohue and coIIoduy
To Debate Home Rule

A debate on District Home Rule
between Commissioner F. Joseph
|Donohue and Attorney Edward F.
|Colladay will highlight a meeting
|of the District Bar Association at
|8 o'clock tonight in the Mayhower
Hotel.
Mr.. Donohue, long an advocate
of home rule, will speak for the
proposed legislation, with Mr.. Col
laday speaking against.
Judge E. Barrett Prettyman Of
the United States Court Of Ap-
pealS will speak at the meeting on
The Big Case"
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Cor Cureens. DownhiIl, Crashes
Into Home Of Arlington Fomily

driven by Saul Bernard Miller,
46, an insurance agent. of 1ls
West Monroe avenue, Alexandria.
Police said MIR. Miller told
them the brakes wouldn't hold
and the car rolled backward down
the hill. Mr.. Miller was still In
the car when 1t struck the house.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Village of Chevy Chase
.Mups Civil Defense Plan:

Plans for setting up a civil de-
tense organization for the Village
of Chevy Chase will be discussed
lat a meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow
at the village hall, 5908 Connec-
ticut avenue.
Charles F. Gramlich, SSH Grove
street, said that at that time it Is
proposed to seek volunteers in set
ting up the organization.
Speakers from nearby commu-
mites, which already have organ
lied, win be asked to address the
gathering.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Film on Birds Here

Birds Of Washington" a film
made by two Washington photog-
Iraphers, Ralph E.. Lawrence and
IL. Donald Sutherland. viii be
shown at 8 o'clock tonight in the
National Museum. Constitution
Iayenue and Tenth street NV. Ad-
mission will be free.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
By Jomes G. Deone

The days Of M streets paving
stones are numbered.
The city wants to remove them.
It also wants to end the west half
Of M streets streetcar line and
tear up the tracks-ard more paw
ing stones-on Key Bridge.
These proposals are in the new
District road program. The aim is
to improve M street and the bridge
asF Washington-Virginia thor
oughfare.
Rosslyn Plaza surgery also is
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Gore Aide Hits
|BeaII Speech
As Unfair
Predicts Protest of
Advantage Given
Riyul at Dinner

A storm Of protest was predicted
today as a result Of charges Of
unfairness last night at the Linz
coin. birthday dinner of the Mont
gomery County Republican Party
An enthusiastic overflow crowd
of more than $50 persons jammed
the Congressional Country Club
to hear State and county party
leaders denounce the administra-
ton and urge return to honesty
in Government"
It was the 20~minute introduce
tion Of Representative ]. Glenn
Baall, candidate for the Repub-
lican senatorial nomination, that
touched off resentment of support
ers Of one of his opponents. n
Grady Gore. widely known Mary
land businessman.
The introduction Of Mr.. Beall
by Toastmaster William A. Gun
ter. Cumberland attorney, delved
infinitely into the Representatives
record in Congress and described
him as an Outstanding Republi-
can" and a leader in county party
activities in 1912. when "the party
was on its back"
Statement Issued,
Immediately following Mr..
Beall's address. Henry j., Danil-
wicz. assistant State executive
campaign director for Mr.. Gore.
issued the following statement to
the press:
II believe that tonight, in the
proceedings, an unfair advantage
was taken of H. Grady Gore be-
cause the Hon. j. Glenn Beall was
called upon to speak, disregarding
the fact that Mr.. Gore, another
outstanding Republican and can
didate for the United States. was
not permitted to speak.
IT predict by tomorrow there
will be a storm of protests from
those who attended this meeting
tonight"
Another Gore supporter said
that. within a week. there would
be a decided split in the county
party organization. One diner
called the celebration q "Beall-
for Senate" rally.
Willard A. King, general chair
man of the dinner, told a reporter
later he had hoped such an Incl
dent would not occur.
But it did," he added" and
there is nothing we can do about
lit. I can assure you. however. il
was not a rigged deal"
McKeldin Cancels Trip.
Maryland's Gov. McKe1din
scheduled to sound the party bat
tie cry at the dinner. at the last
minute Cancelled his engagement
because of the fight in Annapolis
over his veto Of the $500 teachers
pay raise.
Senator Butler of Maryland
charged that the administration
including President Truman, have
never seen fit to frankly ex-
pose and denounce the horrible
grip that corruption now has
upon certain vital departments ir
Government"
The Senator said 1t must be q
shock to the honest taxpayers tt
learn that privileged persons are
allowed to make deals with tas
collectors or that businessmen gel
big Government loans through
personal and political influence
In a brief address, Represents
tive Beall posed the question
What will the Republicans do il
they get in power?" For his an
swer he recalled the work Of the
80th Congress.
Mr.. Beall asserted the 80th
Congress reduced taxes, balanced
the budget, reduced the national
debt, created the Hoover Reor-
ganization Commission, increased
benefits for veterans. passed the
Taft Hartley law and appropriat-
ed funds for a number Of social
and welfare programs.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Star stan Photo

yesterday and was recalled for
further questioning as Govern
ment prosecutors sought to keep
her singing" about crime in the
District. One member Of the
United States Attorneys staff
said she has been ian excellent
witness"
Word circulated in the court
corridors that Mrs. Madre had in
formation to impart about Roger
(Whitetop) Simkins. top figure in
numbers writing among colored
citizens. Simkins has complained
that with her help, the Nicely
Senate Crime Investigating sub
committee has singled him out as
a target while letting some other
operators go .unhindered.
Got His Personal Letters.
Simkins recently told The Star
that Mrs. Madre obtained a num-
ber of personal letters to him
while he was in Hot Springs, Ark,
in 1945, obtaining a divorce.
Those letters, Simkins de-
clared, have been turned over to
the subcommittee.
Mrs. Madre. now serving a
prison term on a narcotics charge,
was recently transferred from the
penitentiary at Anderson, w. Va,
to the District Jail to testify be-
fore the crime subcommittee.
Another witness yesterday after
noon, who is expected to appear
again today. is believed to be
linked with the 100000 robbery in
1949 from a safe belonging to re-
tired Detective Sergt. Richard H.
Beckley.
Two brothers, Stance w. and
Oliver w. James, now are serving
prison terms for that job. and
another brother, Samuel w. James
of the 1900 block of East Capitol
street. is charged with the recent
$4,000 safe robbery at the Sim
kins' home in the $500 block OF
Twelfth street NE.
Robbery Tieup Sought.
It is believed that the grand
Jury may be attempting to link
the two safe jobs with a third
safe robbery, which police be-
lieve was pulled by the same
gang-the $4,000 robbery from
the home of William T. White
head of the 5000 block of East
Capitol street, who has previously
been connected with the numbers
racket here. ...,..
Simkins has protested that
Mrs. Madre has had it in for
him for at least seven years, al
though he has not made it clear
Just what was in the letters that
he says fell into her hands or why
she opposes him.
The SimkinS numbers organ
ization crossed over SIS million
q year at its peak, Arnold Bau-
man, counsel for the Senate sub
committee, has maintained.
Simkins, himself, was called be-
fore the committee but refused to
answer most questions on the
ground of possible self-incrimi-
nation.
Interest In Letters.
However, he has great interest
In just what letters Mrs. Madre re-
tanned and which ones she has
turned over to authorities. Most
of them are believed to have been
written by his present wife,
Yvonne. presently listed as oper-
ator Of the Brass Rail Restau-
rant, which has been denied an
alcoholic beverage license this
year because of Simkins' alleged
dealings there.
Yesterdays witnesses before
the grand jury also included Mrs
Hazel Terry, colored, of the 1000
block of Euclid street NV.
mother Of Jacqueline Terry Of the
same address, who was q reluctant
witness at the Senate hearings
Miss Terry was due back today.
Another witness was Nathaniel
Y. Taylor. colored, Of the 140G
block of Corcoran street NV.
who also refused to talk before
the Senate subcommittee.
Evening star., 1952-02-12

Tomorrow. Why the High
way Department wants . new
Z street Potomac bridge.
Evening star., 1952-02-23

EONGHE5SIQNAL CLUB AREA
on an the sstys TsEf q s%s y;s, TH b,
nearly new home enjoys on rs
acres q natural setting and has the
privacy OF lge. estate. The main
house has on Its 1st 1oor, q spaci-
sons lily. rm:, din. rm.. fully eauipped
bedrm., and bath, lge: beautifully
screened porch Of square d dsncing
proportion. Q lge. clubroom has It's
entrance on q lower level which
futSre @S Ia ea snS sDsGs ssraSe iUI
An attractive Smaller honSe On he
property has q lge.. liy. rm. with
hrepl., kit. bedr;n., bath and porch
which offers guest housing. excel
.psans1.btya .sn1 Far auaT1sfS appt nspeet fUTe
please call fNEz CUsHARD. Re-
altnr. OR. A132. "a
Evening star., 1952-02-23
hlnHk ~ kkW uAMb, IN

Ss:ssvy#'S%, slts E%PHfsa sjsPlHHftssa' vla;
,sSS hts' sItR2fPoFRs HiR2sfPo FGs bt to a 41Sssis 1S. ssSt
shaded cpnV, TO all schools
Churches and stores, opep from ! q
$50, JOHN +, poNoHoE' Real
Estate, 6nH Pa. ave, Sc. --p4
Evening star., 1952-02-23

tiausual bafEARR 6xBit. sAys ltll
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s..,,SsF.' .}ltbff }tbfffs'iyiT FIss'S ysiTS}Gf 81 p,.,
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Evening star., 1952-02-23

v,,. WvaaF "! IMy!A.5IIIsVtI5Is., Yp, ,,.na
;;.$: sss::!ss:s iisi iIis:
I.:sss;::sa:9:s!s s:s t:s tss.sA A,.!,S' 9. Sss sSa
a..,Es4a!A Affsss y sAEa. i! So oas.s
Evening star., 1952-02-23

-. SILyES, gPEIlNSIoSI, lSISI,, CAPE p .coD -
masonry, 2-bedrm. home owner,
SdnY SlShs1 oSsn oInmed 'als T. AgIfi AgIfisoN otsfm;; 4
CO, ~. f.5D00. ------.-.--.--.-.---..
SILVER SPRING BRICK col oN1A[I
BATH ON EVERY FLOOR
Truly o beautiful home, near piney
Branch and Flower shopping center:
Open III .. ftLLsoN 4 CO" 30,
$4,000.
WEST HAVEN. ND. 3.bedrn., 1
bath brick rainblcrs In restricted
community OF flne homes. Close 10
schools, trAnspQrtat lion and shopping
Avail around May !. Price. ~ 300.
$4,000, $4,000 cash needed.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
LANDOVER, MD.
OPEN SUNDAY I TO s.3

OPEN SUNDAY TO $50
9 spacious rms, 8 bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rIno equip. kit. full bsmt ;
aluminium storm windows and doors;
nicely. handicapped lot; conv. to
Churches; schools. transp. and shop
property; reasonable terms. DiREC.
T1oNs: Out Defense hwy, mi.
beyond Peace Cross TO Woods Wn
dr.. follow signs left TO 4Si7 and
Sgs1 SSTAE sign y, FSED RED HI.U5RSoEss I.5 REAL
Evening star., 1952-02-23

NEAR FORT DUPONT
Only SlS,b0O=-ea 900 Dn
'gtSIsS' '1lIRE..tsRv '"IsS','g ','g,.yhy
SvSsYt,j""',' vVEfFI."" MA NV
USpltST vlsw Neatly Go.
NEW s.FAMfLY RAM.
BIER, Z APIS, WfTH B
RMS AND FILE BATH
ma GALL Mr. NOON,
tvr 4I4B6aj EYES vi,
be66 T. PAUL MUBB
Evening star., 1952-02-23
F0RBsT HEIGHTS

oor oftFTf ftHFk4FFF
7; s';'s; 'I;:':s.;E: A. S';::'!
bCsk Eslaa nichols ave Sc 20,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
HAHFBRN AVE

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%pSs'7IFaHSAF5h aHAF5 sREAVg'Ta Taafs'
Evening star., 1952-02-23
AVQNDALE
CoLtFdf5 PARK AREA

$500 LagtinA Rd.-elT,gb0
OPEN SAT- SUN, / 70 DARK
.RANK !. VebKMAN
Nm lHtHi HYeA!l kM4 fA4A .
Evening star., 1952-02-23
HYATTHVILLE HILLH

stS,h99-LIRERAL TERMS
PsssH' ssTssssd front 'Pe% PeTeh' hSa iall az dfs
IoeaT Earass' Inspection bT 81
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA, 5000, REALToR, WA. 6O6O,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
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WeeBHAVEN
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Evening star., 1952-02-23
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

OPEN SUNDAY, 1 F0b
'SsEss' ,sgass1S1IgaIsYss Nst.sRYs
AlEgs,ffNRssv n'IghII' 'RlfHaI@Sl
Evening star., 1952-02-23
HOUSES VoR sALs--MD.

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S$$;;S'SSn 'Sa EiRSisI'Sss:'' '''S'S;sss''!SS: u:
Evening star., 1952-02-23
RAMnLi1N

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Evening star., 1952-02-23
CRESTVIEW

H1LLANDALE % RAMBLER
IRsstfd HSod ri: ss:h .br.s r. fasI.si sS.
tains lse, nv. rm. with fireplace,
separate dining rfn., eiec. kit., D
Ant heats / acre OF sround and
ZEN, bss,,,i Il S:Setse Ssw e .p,s,a,e. so M S aSrd
Mr, Ensls, at,o bsSa with BEfT'
Evening star., 1952-02-23
G0LLNdH BARK

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.&EHhL .NyOlO,w VIII essA9Ish
Evening star., 1952-02-23
HYATTSVII,LE HIILS- Mo

~ sse ssse sSSif 81 a''s sr.sssP ssR'e: svu.r
t. fireplace, iSs,. mod kit'4 No. a,-c' &C.
n AAnE rona.; pFteed reas.; '$2s, 800;
$4,000 cash. Owner take back bel
ance for less than rent, shown by
70 .. WIihiAM" LII Va" 4. gIsR LYRcE. fpn' ex.
elusive AGENT RA 1870 "a
Evening star., 1952-02-23
RBlb PARKER AVFl,aRp9,A6
SILVER SPRING
RAMBLER, ONLY Sl2,9h0
10 QEn nOlLTAI nAMA AMAIm

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dinstte. .kit,i fun hsmt, yas heat;
kfEs Y. elementary sehOoii cohv,
Call SH 04a4, ewes. LO, S-6246,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
MeulRR. bon ,aALI--MR.
4 BEDRME. q BATHS
SILVER SPRING
AAalinaA I.AraA AoL H.naM

OPEN SUNDAY, Il roe
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Evening star., 1952-02-23
M0NTaOMERY COUNTY

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Evening star., 1952-02-23
KENsINdT,oNl.

$2,760 DOWN
hssa .ss 81 @st?f sis sss uS StssS asS., tSssn .sS;s
fully Insulated, Balance 10 b
fnapeed with easy monthly pay
-tlehts,
Huggins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors To- $4,000
Evening star., 1952-02-23
MICHIGAN PARK Hull
OPEN 2 TIL DARK

FpHr-bedEm' Sn AZ 1,SnYsaIESw;. ,,nYs liy, rm din:
osi ssompists Baths hs'O0sfi MI. ss; e:
to appreciate. 18th ave. and Ken.
nedy st. me- across from ChiiluJn
HeiBhts. hpts, WELLONB REALTY,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
soLsfTpES sgToNE

TEMPLE NnLE
SOLID STONE
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urur y 4 country estate, Ohit ~
alih. if1rI downtown WAshlhstoti,
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WEST LANHAM HILLS
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Evening star., 1952-02-23
BRICK !:,.! s;EAMILY APT,

1--we RENT FREE
Hsse.' ~ W. sT't Tg'tlt.sssStr'NS NSsAPf. INK.
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Evening star., 1952-02-23

"BKeeptiensl Values"
nTakema Park-sl7, 900"
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-27

THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 1852
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-27

Sincerely yours,
FRED rHAYER, III
Wooster, Ohio.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-27
SWANTON

Mrs. Lois Williams entertained a
number of young people Thursday
evening in honor Of her sister, Amelia
Mellinger's eleventh birthday. Present
were Bruce, Lydia, Mary Ellen,
Sweitze9; Billy Livengood, Judy
Rhodes, Patsy, Audrey and Alvey
Friend; Mary and Darlene Rhodes
Grace Evelyn and Johnnie Warwick;
Elizabeth and Darlene Coglcy; Betty
Craver, Peggy Shatfer, Jim Wilt,
Webster and Earl Georg; Glenn,
Carolyn and Rita O'Blien; Clifford
Glotfelty, John. Wanda, William and
Junie Mellinger; Patty Williams, the
guest of honor and the hostess.
Patricia Shaffer and Carolyn Cog
ley are among those who are out Of
school due to the measles.
The next P.-T.A. meeting will be
Monday evening, April 7, 1880 p. m.
Parents are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Harvey are
somewhat improved after long bout
with the flu.
The movie and social held Wednes-
day the 10Th by the local scout troops
was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Riggs motored
to Fairmont Thursday evening to
visit the latter's sister, who is i'll.
Mr.. Myers and Mrs. Cosgrove will
present an Easter program in the
school basement, April 3.
William Logger has returned to
Johns Hopkins hospital whore he will
undergo another operation
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-27
Heads Youth Council

AT u meeting of representatives OF
fifteen or more organization OF the
Youth Council, along with the original
committee set up about thl'c weeks
ago, William W. Mace wa named
general chairman. Donald Stomple
waa named secretary.
The council representatives dis
,ased the tcon-agc problem, and the
a a,lmau named q number Of COM
uittees to investigate further the pos
sib.ity Of obtaining 4 meeting spot.
The Tonnage committee reported it
had had no luck thus far in securing
a place.
Another meeting is scheduled next
Wednesday evening nj $40.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-27
CRELLIN

Mr. Burl Lewis and daughter,
Beverly. and Miss Betty Heller were
in Morgantown, Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Knots was taken to
the Garrett County Memorial hos
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-27
Schedule Bnard Of Review

Several scouts who have passed
merit badges and qualified for adj
varoelnent in ranl; will appear before
a Board Of Review this evening at 8
o'clock at the City Hall
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-27

nesday evening, and the funeral is
being held this afternoon. Mrs. Ash
by is the sistcr-in-laW Of Mr.. Dorsey
AShby, ST.
Evening star., 1952-03-28

1900, w nj a boxing: Johnny
Hratton meets Rocky Castellani II
b lO-round nliddleweight bout.
(: 1905, WTOP Capitol Cloakroom
Senator Edwin g. johnson Is inter.
viewed. N
TeIeyisiOn Today.
500, WNBW Ezio PIMA Show.
The singer stars In the death scene
from Moussorgsky's boris Guido
nov"
$3.50, WNRW-We, the people: A
Capp. Eliot Freedman and rvir
Gould are among the guests.
500, WTOP-Playhouse Of Stars
Lillian Gish portrays Grandma
Moses in my Life's History"
$3.50, WNIALr-Tales of Tomorrow
Veronica Lake stars In "Flight
Overdue"
1900, WTOP--Hollywood Open.
ing Night: Sondra Dorm appears u
ia romantic comedy, Never Trus1
10 Redhead."
1000, WNBW Cavalcade o.
Sports: Johnny Bratton and Rock!
Castellani meet In q l0-round mid
|dleweight bout.
1890, WITT c. Cavalcade O
Stars: Connie Haines and Stuar
Harris visit.
l0:45, WNBW - Greatest Fights
The film is Of the Billy Conn -Melit
Bettina bout Of july 1899.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
devised in the wTop-Tv

program devised in the WTOP-TV
program department is that
lWTOP legal advice is that you
can't copyright q kindergarten.
Which will get hearty cell
Icurrence from the Mutual Broad
casting System legal department,
which has been contending to
Meet the Press" that you cal't
copyright o press conference. +. F..
la New York spy reports the cheer
ling news Cor rumor) that a spon-
lsor is showing some interest In
Charles Laughton's readings at a
|Tv feature. And NBC is re-
lportedly showing some interest in
Frank Sinatra, now that the ro-
nance is over between Frankie
and CHS. A radio-TV deal
apparently is in the works.
The high cost of TV may have Ed
tSullivan's Toast Of the Town
and "The Ken Murray Show
switching from weekly to alternate
weeks. ). Doris Day will star
i'm her own new radio show over
CBS on Sundays at 3 pm, start
ling April 6.
Evening star., 1952-03-28

PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE
miss Ruth Anne's kindergarten, /"
conducted by Ruth Anne Flaherty,
Iwill be seen on WMAL-TV at 4
lp.m. Monday through Friday.
starting next week. The for
mat will be much the same as that
Iof "Top Kindergarten" which
Miss Flaherty did for WTOP-Tv.
The reason why she could
move to another station with q
Evening star., 1952-03-28

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WAIAL-FM; 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
oI!'d:!|o:y's J |
'Iiqhlights
Radio To-day.

500, WTOP Musicland, q. S. A.
Music Of Rodgers and Hammer.
stein. Singer Nancy Evans is guest
$50, WRC Red Cross Program
Hollywood presents a special al
star show.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Teleyision tomorrow so,u,dey, Mereh ., l952

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Plshsuse ss Meet the Trps Covers
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T. Maiehm s,
Mtwe RyHle;
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wants to knW
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25

Based on 1949 vital statistics.
babies born in the L. S. in 1851 will
live for an average of G7.6 years.