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Evening star., 1953-11-23
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
United states Agriculture Department:
Apples--About steady; bushel baskets,
U. S. Is, MARYLAND, Staymans. ga
inches up. $50; Pennsylvania, Delicious,
2ia inches up, 3,75-4.25: Golden De-
Trans, Ga inches up. ~ fair r9uH quality, o @oa;
Staymans. pa inches minimum, 3.75;
pa inches minimum. 3.25-50: Yorks,
- inches up ,;i.50-15; West Virginia.
up, 5.:5; Golden Delicious. ga inches
Potatoes-Barely steady u. s, Is
sy1ana sRS nj idf a. ssdEs
5000 cents. few higher: 10-pound
sacks, 22-23 cents:
Sweet potatoes-,Barely steady: Bushel
land ,and virginia, Goldens, 2.i5-3.25;
few higher, Puerto Ricans. 2.50-3.00;
nearby, bushel hampers. Golden, l.50.
ers snap oS,5 OsahSfFG' far Sua stsaoS GSn!sa5
quail, $50, Repacks. 6-12 ounce cello
Beets-Nearby per bunch, b-6c.
Poultry Quotations.
PoultryETurkey market steady to
ing M a good demand for hens. only fair
for toms. One lot of heavy type hens
-l2 pound average brought 30 cents
while heavier sizes when sold with toms
short of a good demand. Steady TO frm
on most other classes. Fryers adequate
and heavy. type hens barely adequate
for good demand Capons short Of
trade needs. Some pulletS 4-4ia pound
average brought 46 cents Trading slow
on carried over and small size ducks
while one lot of heavy size muscovies
moved at %. cents. Broilers or fryers,
3 pounds and over. 2S-2a cents. Roast
erS. 4 pounds and over, 36 cents. Hens.
heavy type, 26-29i2 cents, mostly IS
cents. Caponettes. 36-40 cents. Capons,
1852 cents. Pullets, 4-4ia pound aver
age. SO cents: Geese. 80 cents. Turkeys:
Heavy type hens. 45-4S cents. mostly
46-47 cents: toms. 35-37 cents mostly
36 cents; small type hens. 1852 cents;
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts, 6,3l2 100-pound
Wheat - Receipts. 20377 bushels;
800. 416 bushels. No. = red winter gar
licky, spot. domestic, 1914; November.
1915: No. 3. 1.a4l2.
Corn - Receipts. 49, $50 bushels;
shipments 309,446 bushels; stocks, -
136.5l2 bushels.
Oats - Receipts, none; shipments,
none; stocks. none.
Barley - Receipts. none: shipments
none: stocks, l21.15@ bushels.
Rye-Receipts. none: shipments. none;
stocks. 1924 bushels.
Soybeans--Receipts olT .n3S bushels:
shipments, 49,, 667 bushels; stocks, 50S,-
133 bushels
Millfeed-Receipts, none.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov. 90 lP UsDA.-
Butter weak. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons freshl. Creamery. 93 score
lAAl. 61-61l4 cents; o. score (Al. Cifi a.
66'4; 80 score tB), 66-66l4; 80 score
Cheese, unsettled Wholesale sales.
American cheese twhole milk. Ched-
darS. fresh, 41-43 cents: cheddars. AGED.
49-5?; single daisies. fresh. 4lIa-43ia;
single daisies. aged. 50-52; flats aged.
1872: processed cheddars. pounds,
-i4H: domestic Swiss (single tubs) ,
grade "A" 81 -53i2; grade "B," 40
81 "a: grade &C" 45-4S
Egg prices firm. Receipts Zone day.
based largely on exchange trading, foi-
low. Midwestern-Mixed colorS: Extras
az pounds, $3.50; extras large as
pounds, ,57l2-5sl2: extras medium, A.
As; smalls, 42-43 standards large. 81 =
So; dirtieS. 47ia-4S; checks. 45i2-4112.
Whites: Extras az pounds, f3-64l "a
extras large as pounds 81 -63; extras
medium. 411a-4Sl2. Browns: Extras
az pounds, 6l-62; extras large AS
POUNDS, 59-61: extras medium, 46ia-
Nearby - Whites: Top quality az
pounds. 6S-69la mediums. 81 2-52 "a;
smalls 44-45. Browns: Top quality
az pounds, 1884; mediums, 51-5@;
small, 4440.
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Washington Securities
SALES

SALES
;@@ 5 st IL. 10 al at ~: i3s, 800 @ a. at -. -.
Capital Transit-c00 at 1874.
woodward & Lothrop-100 at e7I.. Is
at ~ ?, 10 at 27f2.
Garf1nckel 5lsec -pfd-4O at 81.
Geor6etoWn Gas IS els, 900 at los
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov. % Pl-cotton
futures huctuated in a marrow range
by further switching from nearby De-
cember to later months OF the 49,
December transferable notices issued.
90 OF them were reported stopped
leading spot firm bought around 3. 1000
bales Of December against sales OF
nearby March at difference Of 80
points. New crop months were nes-
lected and lower
The Census Bureau reported ginnings
OF the 1888 cotton prior to November
II at IL. .a35 running bales. Based
on the Governments November crop
pected to reach 1905, 900 running
bales.
Noon prices were so cents Q bale
lower to 10 cents higher than the pre-
yious close. December. 1901; March,
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
II 100 m 29o 900 l. noon go 600
100 D.m 500 600 2:oUpm. COO 600
Unit OF trading 10 shares 'In DanE.
ruplcy CT receIverShip or being reorRan.
lZed under the Bankruptcy Act or secuT-
itleS assumed by such companies Rates
OF dividends In the foregoing table are
annual disbursements based on the iasi
quarterly or semianndal declaration
unless otherwise noted SLecIal or extra
diyidends are not included cid Called
EX dividend Xr Ex rights q Also extra
or extras b Annual rate plus stock div
ldend Declared or paid in 1858 plus
stock dividend e Paid last year I Pay
able In stock estimated cash value on
ex-diyidend date. PAID or declared so
far this year. h Declared or paid after
stock dividend or spIitup. Declared or
paid this year. an accumulative issue
with dividends IN arrears. Paid this
year, @ dividend omitted; deferred or no
Declared or paid in 1859. plus stock
dividend. Liouidating dividend. wi When
issued. x-dis sEx-distribution. I'D Wheh
distributed.
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Since then. additional capacity
has come into being.
At last weeks rate, the in
dustry turned out 2,040, 900 net
tons of steel. 1t was only three
years ago that the industry be-
came capable of producing more
than two million tons a week.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

FURNISHED By the Associated Press.I
LIST INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES,
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 lP,.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper
32-3O cents pound. Connecticut
Valley. Lead, 1917 cents a pound, New
YORK. Zinc, 10 cents a pound East St
LOUIS. Tin. 81 cents a pound, New
YORK AT Pittsburgh, scrap steel No. /
neaVy was quoted at 81 On-3S 90
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Odd-Lot Declines

:, NEW YORK. Nov. % CP.-The New
YORK Stock Exchange reported today
theSe odd lot transactions by PRINCIPAL
dealers on. the exchange for Novembsr
10. Purchases of I25.S2 shares on
d,3oo orders sales of 122.322 shares
sold short on 81 orders. 'A"' 'S
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. % CPy.-Dividends
O.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Officers Wires
To Hare Luncheon
IA Fort Taylor

December mestins Il Per- Tay.
lor fiicers Wives CLUB wll b
hsld Co FRIDAY. Deeemhsr an. Ct
Il % Rexerxafions nay be made
81 Fort Tayior
Guexs speaker ell ~ Dr Charles
Nc Farland. formerly associated
vita ne staff a. Harvard College
and Purdue University. Presenty
Dr. McFariand h professor Il psy.
choiogy a the uaiversity a Nj
am.
There all be . surprise musical
program. and the Faffle pTiEe i %
BE- . turkey donated b. HSi with
proceeds SONG 10 . needy navy
family.
Baby sitter Ell be svsdahle 81
nominal cost. al the Fort Taylor
playground.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Key West Girl Is Named Queen
OF Florida State UHirersifys
Homecoming Celebration Tonight

Petite 1yesrod Anns Yates Fl Ksy West erownsd is1
Homeeomn1 Qseen 81 Florida State UnEeFsly aS ne
uadtons Pos wou 30 Fany m Dosk Camehsl Etaciam-
Members u the aaeens eli runnersup ior
Anla Wall Atana. Betty wlmou Quney. SAILS Hammer
Palm Beaeh ard Betty 20 Mller Tampa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
.USO Will Hold
Special Dance
On Thanksgiving

Thers 81 bs . special masks.
gising party q $50 90 whiisAead
street.. IN addiaaen 10 the Fxgular
program Il inieFesting evenes and
entertainment this week.
Ths Thanksgiving program III
BE Featured w . dance On Thurs
day. November ath. 81 . ,. m
Win music - Gus Ayala and bis
combe. there I'll ee SPECIAL novel
~ dances.
Tomorvw evening there will Be
the usual Saturday nighs dance %
the patio beginning 81 ID. N. and
Moaasy there I'll be q ~Lneky
Parry" Wednesday features nov
iss and b sing song. and Friday /,
games ehoies" night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

FRIDAY. hs~smAsr EA
soo-Thrfn shop. Naval commlsxay. ia
iao Gym Classes Ger ofssrs Wives Bds o. ssaplans Dass
fsD-youh Fur chriss. Poissisaa Bspusf charsA
T@-Shrne Ciuh. place 70 be announced
-Tn.ats Cue = Py;ass SISTER. place - b sun'usssa
..s ss-Dses Lodss We H. ssosusA RE Tsnpis
7oo-cAP csaeas Poneiana communay Hou,.
s@-Logia MART Nro. ordsa cabansro Dc Il Las az Ams
he s.
AosDAv. s...mA.. rs.s
no-Gyn Class Coz onesFT w1vss Bas . ssspsns Bsss
ss-Asaholss Anunymous. op1 mssuns sisa4 Duvsl 81
ss-t9s MART No !. oEdsa oshalsrOs De MARI ns Eliza
soo-Bss sigma PAd a San carsos ssAod
soo-Anehor Ledge Scottish Rite Temple
sse-Flouas STATE Nursss ASA place . - saasunssd
TUESDAY. Nsvsmhsr 60
sS-Ladss Day Gel rOurnansut Key wsa Col cub
s@-Trh shop Naval commissary. ia
isss-Isass As.aA:sy. Pa Naval sssas. ss.sA Patio
as-EssEy Ready s.ar cuh, place % Be- aanouaesd
$500. o ssS Z s ssss 4:I as:d
, 1870. s. sss1 as'T Req s:':.''.:. !. :ssssl ~
Io-Dupieats Bridge clah. ~ Taylur oahcsrs cub
sS-spsrking wsisss Rseskah Ledge. Il Pythlss Han
so-kniEhts Of Pythiss Pythlaa Han
s@-Bsenasrs Bridge ~ Tsyer ofHssrs CUB
sis-Rumba Lessons. " Tsylu ofhesrs' cuh
WEDNESDAY. as~sms~ ia
so-Iunior chsmber Of Commerce 81 eluhhouss
,s ss-Isrih seos' e Naval cemmisssry: Ga
n@-fATu ottesr Wives Club. place 70 - snsounesd
. ,.ss-sss,os Dss. :, ws s cigS
s~-AmsF kEoa. Arthur Sawyer Pest LssSa Home. ssosk
soo-Scottish Rite Bodies Scottish mite Temple
soe-DoEs. No. @. at Eiks Club Annsx
THURSDAY. hsvsmesv go
., =; ~ Ts:..::....s cs. .:.. : =. ~.:... ..A.s
m@m.
foo-Thrin Shop Naval commissary, Ia
1oe-LAdeS Auxiliary (sewna a Monroa Cenera Hosplal
TN-Amaeur Radio Cub. a. Nssiona Guard Armory
T&-Nu Phi Ma. a. ~ Anne's Hal
aoo-knghis Of Columbus. Noes Han
soo-Clsa Air Patrol Poneana Community House
soo-Lades Auxiliary WV Post Nc. sii. At WV Home
SEE r Fea varsa LSdss No 81 cabaa Mssoas Ledge as
Elizabeth ST.
so-Lsdss Auxiliary. Arthur Ssuye Unh An Legion Home
Stock Il.
soo-cAP Cadets POlnsisna Community House
FRIDAY. Nessmhsv uM
s.@-nrt shop. a. Naval commlssary. aIa
h@-1ym Classes fnrOfhrers Viva BLDG % Seapane
1sSo-1ouih FER Chrast. Poineiana Baptist chureh
so-Fen CAapser. oES. Scottish RTE Temple
SATURDAY. hsvsmhss assA
s-chnreA supper public invited Fra chureh 50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

TIE queen ard members e. her
enmFt were ehosem b. . camps.
wi6a simdeni voie. Mss Yates was
eruwned ~ MaFiiea Cessier 81 Tai
iahssses. lsst ysars queen.
This aGaefncen Miss Yates 81
D. presenied 70 TIE Homecoming
erowd IN ceremonies Il halftsme
81 ths ISL va sietson iootban
game.
A lovely brunette Win broun
maiF end hrown eyes. Mss Gates
kas 10 stretch b measure 5zT In
heieht. ard barely tips the scales
81 - pounds.
vivaeious and colorful. nhe i an
FSu sheerieadnw and has beer
Featured n aerial arts ID the an.
versiiy's naii0nally famous Ply
ing Hlgh" all-slndent circus
Beina q qusen Is nos entirely .
new experience fur the ISL mninr
Last year abs Feigned ~ the ISL
sophomoFe Hop Qaeea.
A member az zeta Taa Alphs
soFoFliy, Mss Yates was sponsored
Tor homeeominR Queen ~ pa
Delta Thsta irstsrnity. she 4 J
member af VILLAGE Namns can
pus social club. served a. . mem
ber q TIE sophomore eounca and
has been chosen "A CalendaF Girl
~ Smoke signals. ISL sladent
hnmor magazine.
Miss Yates Is TIE daughter al
NJ and Mrs. I. s. Yates q lbs
Noa Phinter Street. Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Junior Club
Has Program
For Thanksgiving

Msrgs sbsrsen. program chair
man. hw the eVemlng. handed
eolortal pager tarkegf wilh door
prixe numbers attached. After
members u the Iunior woman >
rlab heard az distressing taik On
how turkey cane b BE- On TIE
Thanksgiving Henn.
Car Lou Turrey received the
best free hard drawing prize while
buohy priFe was awarded ID Lila
Lulan uho drew her turkey on .
platier-efum STICKS and sli-''the
way she liked to see . TURKEY
TIE door prize was w0n b. Cle0ra
Koberls.
Delie.oas cinRsr Cake and hot
coffee weFe served. Hoziesses for
the eeei.lng were pame.a Russell
ard Donssa Romaneili. During the
business meeting the club decided
10 participate Individually towards
the Community Chest u was also
decides upon Cor the clubs wel.
fare rraect 10 provide for > needy
family 81 Thanksgiving. with a
food basket MsFKs siarsen Is act.
ing ~ chairman.
The lnninr Womem are naFtsrl.
pating In the senior woman's Club
Bnxaar with . booth consisting Of
apgOns and eamdy. TIE bazaar wiIl
10 heid Al The woman's Club on Da.
vai 6aEeei from 10 s. N. until 5
,. - ~ December san.
lie Junior Wcmen are also
sruussrlng ) enke ard eandy sale
81 stss Ssfurdsy In front Of the
San CsFaes Theaire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
no DIVORCE flaws

TAEGU. Korea R-SEt IuAn n
Bru~n sad nat Ne 90 IN
siaesr Dorothy MeGuirs sAaxs ~
desire Cor . divcrce ard h IA,
eancsiled pians 10 Ey esek b ~
United States
Brown ASKED Cor and vas Fiver
q leave Gitef SINGER Iallss Ia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Always siff nower onee before
measuring when you are making
eskes sad eookies. Then pie the
liouf hshily into the measure you
are using and level she lop wiih
The eaRe II . spatula or ease knife
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Ross sad ~ al Miss weculrs
huped o. nary
~ExeE1thiaE . ncu clarined.
Rrown SAD today. I have utAp
drawn ms reqaest Soc leaxe. TAers
wn b. % dixurce
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Gold Star Mothers
To Hare Bake SaIe

The Gold Star Methers Ell haee
thelr eaks and candy sale Ia frunf
e San Carries Theatre saimrday.
NOV. n. a. % D m. Eserythiag
wll be home made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Panfried apple rings Or quarters
are deiicious aa an accompaniment
10 pork chops. pork sausage or
ham. chooss apples that wiIl keep
Their shape after they are COOKED
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

To make Melha toast. eui bread
as lhin slices and shea inio halves.
bry Ia . alow oven. serve Media
toast waah ehaeae dps. vegetable
hsiess and Haaps Or salads
, 1953-08-27
RUB Al
EISENHoWER

in past weeks, the real" va
cation is to be exactly what it
says.
It will not be in Denver
where the President is easily
reached but it will be at By
er's Peak Ranch, u miles
northwest of Denver, & more
than halfway up snow-cov-
cred Byer's Peak. This peak
is over, 10000 feet high.
The "real" vacation is re-
portedly to last one week.
@lN #ss% NaE #W#4EEH h&@a@#
, 1953-08-27
COMING!u
- St MdrY's Labor Day Bdzddr s Dance!
In the DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS US.
DIVISION or SAINT r. AT -cIRIT1ANsTED
In the matter of THE Estate Of ].
JOSEPH LIEBERT, PROBATE NO. 4-1953
deceased
PROBATE NO. 4-1953
VICTORIA LIEBERT

VICTORIA LIEBERT having been appointed Admins
tratrix of the above entitled estate, does hereby give no.
tice to all creditors and all other persons having claim
against the said estate to present such claims with proper
vouchers within four az weeks from date hereof. Persons
to the said estate are likewise requested to make
payment within the said time to the Administrators or her
attorney.
Dated: August17, 1858
Almeric 1. Christian Victoria Liebert
Attorney Administrators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23
Charge Of Failure
ToLeuve Scene of
Crash Dismissed

An Arlington man, accused of
failure to leave the scene of an
accident in which he was in
volved, was dismissed with a
warning in Arlington County
Court today.
James A. Brockelsby, 43, Of the
44O0 block of South First road,
a passenger in one of two cars
which collided at Arlington boul-
evard and Pershing drive at 8
o'clock last night, had pleaded
not guilty.
"It sounds to me like every
body was just upset" Judge Paul
D. Brown said. Strictly speak
ing, the police were right and
you were wrong. But I win dis
miss the charge with q warn
ing"
Mr.. Brockelsby was arrested
by Police Pvt. Thomas M. Bunt-
ing after he allegedly had been
told to stand clear and permit
police to complete their investi-
cation.
Pvt. Bunting and Pvt. Leonard
Burnett testified that Mr.. Brock
elsby demanded police take a
picture Of q traf1ic light at the
intersection which was defec-
tive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23
|Yoke-Bandit Victim
Dies in Ga||inger
Week After Attack

A yoke-bandit victim died in
Gallinger Hospital last night. a
week after he was attacked and
robbed.
He was Bervell Briscoe, 40,
colored. Of 618 Fourth street
NE. Police said they were told
two colored men beat and robbed
Mr.. BriScoe at 10 pm. the pre-
vious Sunday. They took $40.
The attack occurred at Fourth
and H streets NE. Police were
called to the scene on a report
that a man was down on the
streets.
Thought To BE Drinking.
The officers who went there
believed Mr.. BriScoe had been
drinking and called for a patrol
wagon to take him to District
jail.
However, two colored men,
who said they were friends of
MIR. Briscoe, offered to take him
home. and the policemen left.
Mr.. Briscoe's landlady said he
slept for about six or seven
hours, then awoke and COM
planned Of pains at the base of
his skull.
Landlady Called Ambulance.
She called for an ambulance,
and Mr.. Briscoe was taken to
Gallinger Hospital. There, police
first learned Of the yoke-robbery.
Inspector jeremiah F. Flaherty,
assistant chief of detectives,
said police had planned to in
vestigate the robbery report
more thoroughly after Mr.. Bris-
GOES release from the hospital.
Mr.. Briscoe died at 1924 pm.
The body was taken to the Dis
trict Morgue for an autopsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23
L0szIo, 2O-Yeor-OId Pianist,
To Replace AiIing Myro Hess
Late Substitution
Avoids ConceIing Of
Two Concerts Here

A 20-year-old concert pianist
pulled National Symphony Or
chestra officials out of a tight
spot today by agreeing to pinch
hit for the ailing Myra Hess at
two concerts here this week.
Dame Myra, scheduled to ap-
pear with the orchestra here
Wednesday and Thursday, be-
came i'll last week in Chicago.
Notified Saturday that she
couldn't appear, Manager John
S. Edwards began a search for a
substitute.
After a series of anxious long
distance calls Mr.. Edwards this
morning engaged-by phone
Erwin Laszlo, youthful Hun
garian-born performer now in
New York. So the two concerts
will go on as scheduled, the man
ager announced.
Remainder of Tour Cancelled.
Mr.. Edwards wasn't notified
until Friday that Dame Myra
was ill, and then it was thought
she had only a cold. At that
time the symphony manager
and Conductor Howard Mitchell
decided tentatively to postpone
this weeks concerts to next
week, if necessary, to allow Dame
Myra time to recover.
But late Saturday Mr.. Ed
wards was informed the noted
British pianist was canceling
the remainder OF her tour.
The search was complicated
by the fact that orchestra Of
flcials wanted to keep the Schu-
mann concerto, which Dame
Myra was to play, on the pro-
gram, since music for it already
has been rented and the rest
Of the program timed to At.
Mr.. Edwards checked to see
if any major pianists were avail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23
Fdiry-Like World Comes True,
TeocherWins 7 rip to Denmark

dents read the Anderson fairy
tales over and over again. She
also has brought her daughter
Audrey. 10, up on them, she said.
She was "flabbergasted" to re-
ceive word that she will leave
April 81 to visit the Anderson
shrine, she said. She lives at
GALS Seventy = eighth street,
Cabin John.
Pupils to Get Tickets.
Adding to the excitement in
the second grade today was a
promise that each child would
get a free ticket to the movie,
Hans Christian Anderson"
Sponsors of the contest in
cluded the Hecht Co., the Metro
politan Theater and the Scandi-
navian Airlines System. It in
volved writing 100 words or less
on II want to fly to Denmark,
the land of Hans Christian
Anderson. because. -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23

is a graduate of Racine (Wis.)
College and of Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary, Alexandria, Va.
Following his ordination in
1921, he served churches in the
diocese of West Virginia. He
came to Washington Cathedral
from Memorial Church of the
Good Shepherd, Parkersburg,
w. Va, where he was rector for
four years.
Canon cleveland has served
as pastor for the Cathedral
family for the last two years.
His wife is the former Miss
Agnes Louise Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23

able, but none were. Then a
friend suggested young Laszlo,
and a long distance check with
Mr.. Laszlo's manager proved he
would be available.
The youthful pianist, who will
arrive here for rehearsals to-
morrow, gave a successful Con-
stitution Hall recital just four
years ago. He also has been ap-
pearing with the Boston SYM
phony. Philadelphia, New York
Philharmonic and other orches-
tras. And only a few days ago
he played the Schumann con-
certo in Minneapolis, said Mr..
Edwards.
Mr.. Laszlo has been perform
ing in public since he was 9.
He won an international music
contest in Geneva in 1948, the
same year he made his New
York debut.
The two concerts will be at
$3.50 pm. Wednesday in Con-
stitution Hall and 2:45 pm.
Thursday at Lisner Auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23
Robbery Suspect Seized
In Apparent Burglary Plan

Police arrested a bandit sus-
pect today as he appeared to be
planning another crime.
No. / precinct PvtS. M. j.
Tabor and Albert j. Kunman
noticed three men standing in
front of a store in the 1000 block
of North Capitol street early
this morning.
When they investigated, they
found that one of the men car
ried a brick in a cloth bag.
They took all three to head
quarters and charged them with
attempted HOUSEKEEPING.
When they put the three into
a lineup, a cab driver, Clarence
Fisher, IS, identified one of them
as a man who robbed him early
yesterday of $35 on Kenilworth
avenue near Hayes street NE.
In addition to attempted house.
breaking. police charged Jesse j.
Kemp, 80, colored, Of the first
block Of Seventh street Sc,
with robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23

Second graders at the Clara
Barton School in Cabin John,
Md, saw something of a fairy
tale come true for their teacher
today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Augustine re-
ceived word that she had won
a weeks trip to Denmark in the
Hans Christian Anderson con-
test.
Carlo Christensen, cultural
attache of the Danish Embassy,
announced the news in her class
room. It brought shouts of ap-
prevail from Mrs. Augustine S
pupils.
Had Something in Common.
Her entry said she and the
famous story-teller had in COM
mon loving children and living
in their beautiful little world of
make-believe."
Mrs. Augustine, a teacher for
10 years, said she and her stu