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Evening star., 1954-06-04
|0DM Drops Plans
10 Spur Expansion
|0fAIuminum Industry
By The Associafed Press

The ONCE Of Defense Mobili-
zation (ODM has decided not
to promote the long delayed,
$200-rnillion ':third round" ex-
panSion Of the aluminium indus
try. Government informants re-
ported today.
An ODM spokesman declined
to verify the report but said an
announcement on the proposal,
which has been pending for
more than a year, can be ex-
pected within two or three weeks.
Other sources, who asked not
to be named, said the expansion
proposal which would increase
the Nations aluminium -produc-
ing capacity by 100000 tons, or
more than Is per cent, win not
be pushed for several reasons.
One repeatedly is q reappraisal
Of military demands, said to indi-
cate that less aluminium will be
required for planes than had
been estimated. Another is an
improved supply picture, per-
mitting fairly rapid stockpiling
Of the metal.
Another new factor is an as
Surance Of substantial imports
from Canada. The recent settle
ment of an antitrust action
against Aluminium Co. of Amer
lea (ALCOA) will permit Alumi-
mum Co. of Canada to carry out
contracts under which 10000
tons Of Canadian metal will be
sold to major American alumni
mum companies.
However, ODM is not expected
to close out its defense expan-
sion goal for the domestic in
dustry. This would mean that
new companies still could obtain
Federal tax benefits to assist
them in financing plant con-
struction.
However. it is understood that
ODM's ruling will bar any spe-
cial help such as long-term Gov
ernment purchase contracts, de-
fense loans. or Government guar
anteeS Of private loans.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
2,O45 Will Receive
Degrees tomorrow
AT U. Of Maryland

CONTINUED From Page A-so
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Highway Pushed

Costa Rica has stepped up
construction activity on the
northern section Of the Interna-
tional Highway there. San Jose
reports.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY.


SCHOOL OF PHARMACY.
Honors.
Gold medal for seneral excellence.
The. william simon Memorial prize.
Donald r. Helinski
The Andrew g. DuMes Memorial prize.
The . 8. Williams Practical Pharmacy
The Conrad IEHwSii {. wich Botany and
Pharmaeosnosy prize, Eileen r. Gold
The David Fink Memorial prize.
t.rrtty The 1.,zs Beta GhaPteT Phi Alpha Fra
The Kappa Chapter. Alpha zeta omess
Fraternity prize, Frederick Magaziner.
Certificates Of Honor.
Donald +. Eelins;ki.
Walter c. zajac.
SCHOOL OF NURSING.
Anderson. Nancy p. McLay. Hazel D'
Trsnklin, virginia 1. Shubkagel, Betty I.
Johns. Shirley Marie Streck. Ruby s.
'ones' Sniriey Mae Teasarden. Gloria A.
Graduate in Nrrsiux.
Anderson, Patricia Lewis, Elaine Loree
nnusun, carol b. Mackenzie. Mildred
DoMint. Marie u. Marshall. Mary H.
6urcnett, Barbara =. Parks. Faye Anita Z.
Crawford. Georgia Reid, Mariene b.
Crist, Patricia Mae Reinhart. Catherine
porfler. Betty Ann Richardson. Marg'ret
Elbourne, Ella s. Kicks, Nancy Jane
Eisln, barbara Yates Ritter. Joan Carolyn
E1tzeerald, Emily w. Ritzmann, Verila ].
Fleming. Pamela 8. Robertson Gw'nd'lyn
Hauver Bertha Jean Swint, Katharine v.
Herring, Barbara c. Thompson. Mary Lee
HeWell, Mufiel @. Weller. Jean e.
Hibberd, Charlene r. Widman. Elaine q.
Hine Nesta Eileen Wiiangco. Dematria
Hines. Rose Marie Wilson. Alta Fay
herman, Stella wilson Mildred NJ
Lees, Naomi Snyder Wolfe, Patricia Ann
LeFever. joyce C.. Wolfel. Mary Lee N.
Robinson, Katherine Yingling, Catherine
HONOR
The University of Maryland Nurses
| Alumnae Association Prize to the stu
dent having the. highest average in
| scholarship. Awarded to Elaine @. Wild
| man.
The Elizabeth Collins Lee Prize to the
student having the second highest aver
age IN scholarship. Awarded to Mary H.
Marshall
The Mrs. John L. whitehurst Prize for
Hewell.
The Edwin and Leander M. thinner
man Prize for practical nursing and for
displaying the greatest interest and
sympathy for the patients. Awarded to
The Flora Hoffman Tarun Memorial
Prize, awarded for leadership. loyalty.
and school spirit. Awarded to Betty
A. Dorner.
The Sarah Finkelstein Memorial Prize,
awarded to the nurse who has excelled
pediatrics. Awarded to Marie D.
Bowling.
The Mrs. Charles A. Reifschneider
Prize. awarded to the nurse who has
consistently maintained the best pro-
fessional appearance and conduct to-
ward patients and hospital personnel.
Awarded to Katherine T. Robinson.
The University Of Maryland Nurses
Alumnae Association Pin and Member
ship in the association for practical
nursing and executive ability, given by
the Women's Auxiliary Board. Awarded
to Joyce c. lie Fever.
The J. NJ H. Rowland Award. offered
to the most proficient nurse In the
obstetrical department. Awarded to
Margaret A. Richardson.
The DR.. Arthur NJ Shipley Award.
given by DR.. Hugh A. Bailey to the
graduates who are Judged the best tech
nical undergraduate in operating room
procedures. Awarded to-First Award
Marlene B. Reir. Second Awards. Pa
tricia A. Wolfe. Patricia M. Crist.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

Myers, Ruby Giles
Pritchett, Maude b,
Richards. Rachael 8
Schultz, Cora A.
Smith, Nina Buist
STREET., Georgie A.
Tilghman, Emily l..
Evening star., 1954-06-04

Dolan. Thomas, jf.
Oonahue, Eranklyn
Oonelala. Matthias:
Doubleday, Jesse
Doyle, Cecil George
prazen. Leonard
Ia die, Leslie B.
Eiden. Herman r.
Engesser, Robert
Estes, Murl
Ewing, Walter Ray
Fitzgerald, @. ].
Foote, william A.
Foster. Jay w.
FRANKIE, Joseph
Frederick, c. L..Jf.
Gage, Fred H., Jr.
Glodell, Leroy NJ.
Goodman. @. w.
Goodspeed, F. B.
Corey, Richard j.
Graham. Edward
Gray. David F.
Hagreen, Robert ].
Hale, M. s.
Hall. Charles M.
Hammonds, Eugene
Hannah, ]. e.
Hannah, B. F.
Harris, Harvey j.
Harryman, d. T
Haymaker, K. G..
Heller, william D.
Henderson, L. d.
Herman. Boyd F.
Herzer, Arro P.
HOgue, Herbert r..
Eolt, Emmett L.
Horton, Jack O'Q.
Hudson. Fred s.
Hughes. Harry D.
Hunt. Leslie r.
Jones, David b.
Jones, Gordon e.
Kelly. John Paul
Kemper. o. A. J.
Kimbel. Bruce K.
Kimpton, Margaret
Kirkpatrick, c. E.
KirSling. Albert j.
Knapp. Richard @.
Koernig, Robert w.
Kouten, James J.
Krieg, Norbert j.
Kyle. Richard E.
Lake, James
Lamb. Thomas w.
Lamontagne, r. 8.
Lannon, James ].
Laster. Robert G.
Leisy. Roland H.
Lindquist, Roy g.
Livaditis, e. B.
Longacre. T. M.
Lower. Ralph N.
Lowman, John
Mackenzie, D. H.
Mahoney. Edward F
Malhiot. George D.
Nance. Walton C..
Marley. William H.
Mattson, Harold A.
McGlade. Henry D.
Mckinney. Hugh l..
McKusker, K. M.
McNew. Rcbt. E.
Merfa, James E.
MetZinger, Dale j.
Miller. Louie, jr
Evening star., 1954-06-04
RECREATION AND HEALTH.
Bachelor of Science.

DEGREE CONFERRED SINCE LAST
COMMENCEMENT.
Bachelor Of Science.
1sburgh, Peter Van Buren,
COLLEGE OF SPECIAL AND
CONTINUATION STUDIES.
Bachelor of Arts.
Bromberg, G. C. Ford, John B.
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY.
Bachelor Of Science in Pharmacy.
Abrams. Rosalie @. Brager, Stuart H.
Anshell, Marvin Burke, George !
Bogash, Philip Cohen, Gilbert
Brager, Stanley 8. Coleman, e. T., jr.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

N:a'sss, N:as'i:ss,. b,ni.s,.
Mutch. Richard J.
prigal, Herman
Rombro, David N.
Scelsi. Joseph v.
6cherr. Stanley
Schwartz, B'rs dinG
Settlenan. jerome
Sherr, Harold @.
Silyerstein. M. I.
Sinker, Robert 8.
Slater, I. Barry
Thompson, ]. =.
Weingarten. John
Willie, Harry r.
Winternitz, r. =.
YOugem. JOnasJ.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

nome from a motor trip to Baton
Rouge and New Orleans, La
where they spent the Easter va.
cation visiting relatives and
friends Enroute home they stop
ped off in Louisville, Ky. and were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ridcliff and Mr., and Mrs. Robert
Allen. The Moffatts returned
nome in time to celebrate their
18th wedding anniversary which
was monday, May Is.
Christening Held: Little Monica
Joan, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, M. c. Bookins, $50 Iglehart
Av., smiled right through chris.
tening ceremonies performed by
Rev, f. ]. Jones on Palm Sunday.
April IL at st. James AME church
during the morning worship ser
vice. sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs
Lester f. Boyd.
Gold Band Society: Mrs. NJ. G.
Bookins, 936 Iglehart Av.. was
hostess to the Gold Band Society
on Monday. April 20, A social
hour was enjoyed following bust
ness and refreshments served by
the hostess. The next meeting Will
be held on Monday May 9, at the
home of Mrs. William sayles. SIS
W, Central Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

May S-Mrs, John Stone. Az
Rondo Av.; Rufus Boyd, SST Lyle
hart Av,; James Thomas Ross,
ass st, Anthony Av,; James Oil
yer Jr,, 94S lglehart Av.: Mr.. Carl
Griffin, 667 w Central Az: Mrs,
Alma f. Davis, $50 st. Anthony
Av,; Mrs, Benjamin Davis, 523
Carroll Az,
May s-Kathleen Pugh. 972
Carroll Av,; Charles Scroggins,
sos st. Anthony Av.; Ronald Il,
and Donald l.. o'Neal, 1875 Carroll,
Mrs. Meredith Howell. OIL st. An
thony Av.. Clyde and Clydean
Parker. 575 Fuller Av,
May l0-James Bruce Coins,
s25 Magnolia; Gretta Harrison,
663 Iglehart Av,; Hattie Crens-
saw, $50 Carroll Az; Mrs. Samuel
Brown, 22i ST. Anthony Av,
May IL Samuel Reed Jr., 1925
Arundel St: Mrs, Albert Harper,
766 st. Anthony Av.: Jacqueline
Moffatt, 9is Rondo Az:
May i2-Mr. H. w. Taylor, 1921
Iglehart Av.: Emmie Fields, $40
St Anthony Av,; Mrs. Clifford
Speese. $40 Iglehart Az.
May i3-~Edgar d. Pillow, 1923
Rondo Av.; Mym Carter Jrp 2s6
Rondo Av.
May 14-Edie Washington, COS
st. Anthony Av.
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Minnesota Eyewitness
BY BRENDA ICELAND

Dr. Congressman spoke at the Unitarian
church subject Indochna 1t
brilliant rapid fascinating passionay sincere
He told how all may go
communist and this glacier" spreading
must with all our might try to do two things
then gradually win back side the portions of that
frozen into communism.
how" is where passonatey disagree with
him think he deuded expresses
Of the Administration tell this your
illusions And upon
DR. Judd has paonatel ro-Chiang
that he was the Cassanda the prophet of doom when he
back from China predicted
swallowing of all China by the Chinese
that Chang should
have backed to the h obteraed
time And he earnestly believes they could
How? He Europe nosesy
reacherousy Poland Czeohoslovaa
drew the line and said like King
ana no urther The line was drawn across the top of Italy
Greece Turkey Paksan many
words stop here businewe fight
the sves stopped there That stern line saved Greece Turkey
from Communism This the stop
ISM DR. Judd believes be willing to jump into major and
mean It,
Then he sketched story prevailing Admnsra-
TONS nsincety and perndy public speak
mnne He said that Humans decision to fight when the Reds
the ssh Parallel splendid
treaty broken
shoSd be fought for so that world law will come into existence
LAST
you Judd that the Republican
eaeraul about Humans warhey did not really except
Administration think the
Korean battlefield it
concentrated all the forces against in
convenient for our Navy and apanes and fewer soldiers
Yes he said the Administration
Korean truce and a
he said apoiogzed hap
pened Gie gave 1 think, very shabby
Now Dr. Judd II the ndochna
eastern Asia will communist the
Japan We cannot let ndohina
hopes that Indochna will be kept free"
Frances and that against
the glacier
right Il hope
But here the
tons thinking He thought Truman fight
to back General Macarthur
China right then there accomplished
want to We The
beat them. That's $ TO il.
But Oh, DR. Judd happen
Not modern World War
multiplied mitarism World tyranny
multiplied Nazi tyranny Russia and China the
DR. Judd is romantic and simple a
achieve noble ends He
This saying
not of boys will Indochna
don't that drop
Pepn"
He thinks much stronger than they He
that in modern people have always the
push-over Lord Gray and the English said
1T will be three months"
ter and 1t turned o
alsrmingy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

May S--Hazel Tucker, 22oi
Fifth Az. s.: Roy Cobb, Jr, 534
Girard Av N; Dolores Beasley,
370i Fourth Av. 8.
May 9-Philip James Blackwell,
1924 Fourth Av. s,
May 1o-Mrs. Zephyr Turner,
272l Portland Av.; Mrs. Lucille
Cartrell, $685. Fifth Az. s.
May ll--Bette Jayne Sessions,
$3.50 Fourth Av. S.
May i2--Joseph Bolden, 203 w.
3lst St: Percy c. Hughes, ST.,
1920 Fifth Az. s,
May 13--John II. Williams, 3732
Fourth Az. s.; Rose Moses. 90s
Emerson Av. N.
May IA. l.. Brown. $500
Third Av. s.: d. w. Ingram, 39i1
Fourth Az. s.
Out-of-Town Birthdays
May s--Mrs. Herbert Robinson,
Los Angeles, Calf.
May 10-Albert Johnson, Mari
| anna, Ark,
May ll--Arthur Thomas. Des
Moines, Ia,
May 12-Wilhe r. Gardner
Omaha. Nebr.
May II George F.. Roach, Los
Angeles, Calf. Mrs, Lucille Gard
ner, Omaha, Nebr.; James Hern.
don. Washington, u. c.
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Paternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil G. Hsdley sr,. OF
Tallahassee, Fla,
Returns To Duty; RMsN SAM
uel Simmons, son OF Mrs, Ida Mae
Young. iio6 AldriCh Az. N, left
the city Friday. April 80 for Sc
attic. Wash, returning 10 duty
after spending months furlough
visiting his parents and relatives,
Red Circle Girls Cleanup Pro.
ject; Mrs Emma Wallace, HOS
Aldrich Az, ~, president OF the
Red Circle Girls OF Zion Baptist
church Is doing a commendable
job in the promotion OF many sue
eessnul projects. On May Is, the
group assisted by all tho youth
groups OF the church is sponsoring
a cleanup program. They win rake
the yards OF both the church and
parsonage, plant flowers and see
that both premises are beautiful
fled during the summer season,
Laisses- -fairc Bridge Club;
Mrs O. L. Alexander 1892 Fifth
Az s., win be hostess to the
Jaissez-nous- fairc Bridge Club on
Saturday afternoon. May s.
Undergoes Surgery, Airs, Kath-
nv Elliot. 400 II. seth ST., entered
Minneapolis General hospital on
Monday, May 3. for surgery,
Surprised; When Mrs, Louise
Hughes, $3.50 Fifth Az. s. return.
ed home Monday, April 26, after
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

President Eisenhower
boys from Humans war" ut turned
moment because could willing dupe
his believing countrymen, for votes)
And the Administration, quite hypocrcaiy dreadng
hsapprova easing accepting bigger
Not honestly like Dr. Judd but by propaganda almost Soviet
fashion feel everywhere like the
Gyn There the invisible subtle advertising
pretended off the
high official who really fight IndochnS
Well perhaps should being
honestly And the thought temptation
such constituencies Administration to jack
ployment II
problem-setthng communist obHerating
Ardent honest DR. Judd He lets many big
bags beg Administration thinks
proceeds Is various plans
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

her QulleS. MIS-. fterDiSOn VIII re-
main in st. Paul during Mrs.
Dooley's conyalescense.
Mother Visiting: Mrs. Emily
Lewis of Buffalo, New York. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thorn.
as A. Talley, 4o3 N. Western Ave
nue. and assisting in the care of
little Thomas Nathan Talley, her
first grandson, born few weeks
ago. Mrs. Lewis plans to be in ST.
Paul for another three weeks.
Special Guests: Mrs. Nora Jor-
dan, PA E. 14th St. entertained
some very special guests when her
grandchildren, Noah and Susan
Shelton, son and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. orion Shelton of 4I2
Iglehart Av., spent the day on
Thursday, April 90, with her.
Travellers Return: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Moffatt and children, el3
Rondo Av., recently returned
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Do you recognize this family?

national advertisers currently
reach this market with schedules
in API newspapers. They CAPT.
talize on the special nature of
Negro newspapers, written for
and about Negroes, written in
terms of Negro interest.
Do you recognize the Logues?
No longer invisible. they-and
other colored families - live
mostly in cities (61e6), get their
news in their papers, and re-
ward advertisers with long-lived
brand loyalty. APP newspapers
cover "a of Americas most i'm
portant Negro communities.
May we help you recognize the
Logues? Call on us for enlight-
ening market data.
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NTAME: The John T. Logues.
IN Occupation of head of fam
ily: salesman for wholesale
liquor distributor. The family
enjoys a handsome home in a
pleasant neighborhood, 1858
automobile and most Injuries of
middle-class living. Dad is a
graduate of Fisk University,
Class of SO; Nom too-'38.
Typical of the Negro market?
Not exactly. But the point is
this: there are well-to-do, we'll
educated colored families in
great-and growing-numbers.
They're part of a SIS billion plus
colored market of sixteen mil
lion persons.
Four hundred and seyenty-fve
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Social and Personal
Y ST. PAUL &

Visitors Mrs Mareellus E. Shaw of 629 East Oklahoma
Avenue, End Oklahoma and Mrs Wilbur II Herbison M al
North Second Street Kngsher Oklahoma were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Aaron Dooey 1924 Carroll Avenue during the
week MIS- Dooley confined TO Miller Hospital Mrs Shaw
teacher in the Enid school system left on April % 70
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

Attend Worship Work shop: A.
mong those attending the Sth an
niversary meeting OF the Worship
Workshop sponsored by the Re-
ngious Interest Committee OF the
YwcA, were Mrs. Cora CRrnes.
Holsey CINE Memorial; Mrs, Hat
tie Reddick, St James AME; Mrs,
George Paul Jones, wayman AME
Mrs. James Nichols. st. Peters
AME; Mrs Fred Down, Border
Methodist and Mrs. Mayme Lytle,
Zion Baptist church. The meet
ing was held at the WV on Wed.
nesday April rs. under the chair
manship OF Mrs. Elizabeth Reyes,
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAU.

May S Mr., and Mrs, Stephen
Maxwell. $50 Carroll Av,, IL
years; Mr., and Mrs David Props,
S55 ST, Anthony Av,, seven years,
May 0 Mr., and Mrs, Theodore
Simmons, 4s6 81, Anthony Az, 20
years, Mr.. and Mrs C. u Ball,
34s N, Dale St, II years.
May 10 Mr., and Mrs. Mckinley
f. Bell 500 Carroll Av., five years,
May Mr.. and Mrs, Kenneth
Stokes, 7i5 Iglehart Az, eight
years.
May ~ Mr., and Mrs. Maceo
Finney. 4ST Roudo Ava eleven
years. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Allen,
As e. Larpcnteur. IS years; Mr.,
and Mrs. Paul IL Cophss IS Il.
Larpenteur Av., 20 years,
May Is Mr.. and Mrs. George
Green, $40 Carroll Az, 10 years,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

attending the Carey testimonial
banquet. she was very pleasantly
surprised 10 find the Mines. Har-
riet williams, Ernestine Danforth,
Irene Williams and Pauline Wal
lace awaiting her. The occasion
was birthday party they had
planned In celebration Of her natal
day A good time was had by all.
Refreshments brought by the
guests were served following n
social hour.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

MI. $40 TO PLACE WANT AID
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x

It's Boy Mr. and Mrs Virgil G. Hadley Jr 5000 Fourth
Av. s., have welcomed little boy into the family circle
The baby born April % in Maternity hospital has been named
Virgil Gilbert Hadey Ill He weighed pounds l4s
four little sisters Ahea Johnnie Mae Flurna and oletha
Evening star., 1954-01-18
HiehIiehts
TeIevision Todoy.

1880, WTTG (5) - Story
Theater: Jeanne Cagney is
featured in "A Capture" o
Civil War story.
$3.50, WMAL tD-Doctor 10:
The quiz program is seen at
q new time.
$3.50. WTTG t5)-The Big
Issue: Leon Keyserling and
Senator Prescott Bush dis
cuss "How to Prevent q De-
preston"
$3.50, WNBW (4)-Voice Of
Firestone: Soprano Lois Hunt
is guest.
900, WMAL t7)-Junior Press
Conference: Secretary of
Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson
is questioned.
$3.50, WTTG t5) - Boxing: !:
Freddy Herman VS.. Carmine
Fiore in a 10-round welter-
weight bout.
$3.50. WNBW az. - Robert
Montgomery Presents: Joan
Lorring stars in "Machinal, I"
a story about an Inflated ro-
nance which leads to murder.
10:0O, WMAL tO-George Jes-
sci Show: Romo Vincent and
Denise Darcel are guests.
1000, WTOP (9)-Studio One:
Richard Kiley, Haila Stod-
dard and Geraldine Brooks
have the leading roles in "A
Criminal Design" q comedy
mystery.
1880. WNBW (4)-All Star
Theater: People vs.. john
ston" features Paul Muni
and Adele Jergens.
Rodio Today.
500, WRC-Railroad Hour:
Gordon MacRae and Ann
Ayars sing the leading roles
in Kern's 1.-THE Girl from
Utah."
500, WTOP Suspense: Jack
Benny robs bank. but mo-
body believes his confession
in THE Face is Familiar"
800, WRC-Telephone Hour:
Marian Anderson sings Schu-
bert's der Erlkoning," Deep
River. "Ev'ry Time Feel the
Spirit" and Handel's "Te
Deum."
900, WTOP-Radio Theater:
Ray Milland and Dorothy
MCGUIRE star in an adoption
Of Terence Rattigan's "The
WinSlow Boy"
$3.50, WASH-Pan American
Union Concert: Pianist Edith
Fischer and Soprano June
Gallaher are featured.
$3.50, WRC-Band Of America ::
Paul Lavalle conducts the
University of Miami Band
and Glee Club.
1880. WWDC-Board of Trade
DedicationS: A tape record
ing of the dedication cere-
monies.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
On the Air
On the Air
You Can Follow Richard
Without a Bit of Trouble
By Horry Macarthur

Maurice Evans will do Shake
speare's king Richard II" on
"Hall Of Fame" next Sunday
afternoon and NBC-TV is taking
no chances on losing the critics
on a curve. The network has sent
along q concise summary of the
play.
This is q service which might
better have been provided by
somebody when Tallulah Bank
head was gargling Ibsen's
"Hedda Gabler" or when Orson
Welles was muttering and yowl-
ing king Lear" MIR. Evans, a
man whose diction is not pre-
cisely unintelligible. might even
have a right to feel insulted.
It could be his idea to COM
municate the meaning of Shake
speare's 'Richard" to you
through microphone and TV
camera. rather than through
the publicity departments
mimeograph machine. Still, NBC
must know what it is doing.
With that thought in mind. here
is its summary, so that you. too,
can keep up with Mr.. Evans
when he gets up a full head of
steam.
Act One.
Richard the Second. son of
that paragon of English
knighthood, Edward the Black
Prince. has been King of Eng
land for % years since taking
the throne as a boy. Gay,
pleasure-loving. cruel and ar
gogant. his manner Of life and
rule has brought his kingdom
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