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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01

The CBYF is sponsoring the
evangelistic services to be held
at Flower Hill beginning Sun
day night, April II. They have
invited the Servicemen's Gospel
Team of Washington to conduct
the meetings, and are looking
forward to happy and success
full Holy Week series. Our
church offers itself as home
for anyone who is without a
home church, and their fellow
ship to anyone who is lonesome
for real friendly associations.
There is an age group at our
church to welcome you into their
circle of activities no matter
what your age.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01
SENATE CLOAKROOM

+ ing approximately 70 billion dol.
lars. These bills were for obliga-
tons which the Truman Admin.
istration had made but had not
paid for.
In addition, the government
had been borrowing for over
twenty years and the Federal
debt was almost to the statutory
limit. The Federal Government
had to continue supplying neces-
sary services to the people and
to provide for our national de-
tense. Therefore, the Eisenhower
Administration accepted the re-
sponsibility of not only raising
revenue to meet its own current
expenditures but to pay off back
debts as well.
1t was pointed out recently that
if all the revenue the government
had received from the time Presi-
dent Eisenhower came into office
until the present had been set
aside in its entirely, it would
barely be sufficient to pay for
the unrecorded bills of the Tru-
man Administration - bills which
had not been included in the
national debt figure.
Tax cuts-if they are to have
the desired effect on our national
economy and permit the Federal
Government to meet its obliga-
tons without contributing to in
flation or deflation - must be
carefully placed.
Right now there is a lot of tlak
about a down swing in our econ
omy and one way of halting this
adverse trend is to stimulate
business and consumption. Tax
cuts to effect this cannot be de-
layed for a period of months or
a year, as income tax reductions
effective in 1855 would be.
Therefore, we can expect these
reductions in excise taxes to have
a stimulating impact on business
activity very promptly. The re-
auctions should become law by
Thursday of this week. 1t is
hoped that they will help wad
off unemployment and the de-
cline of production.
This Administrations tax and
spending program does not rely
on any appealing slogans like
"trickle down" and "percolate-
up" but upon the faith that the
huge potential of these United
States can be made to work for
the general betterment of our
people, and the knowledge that
our economy is a delicately bal
anced mechanism that needs pre-
else adjustments - not the ire
sponsible hand of an amateur
mechanic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01
st. Mary's Choir
At Jr. College
Next Week

The touring girls choir of St.
Mary's Seminary Junior College
from st. Mary's City will appear
for one of it's concerts at Mont
gomery Junior College on Wed
nesday, April 7, at 8:15 pm. in
the college dining hall.
Appearing on the same pro-
gram, a quintet composed OF
members of the Montgomery
Symphony Orchestra will play a
selection of chamber music. The
joint concert is open to the pub
lie without admission charge.
The girls choir of thirty-siX
voices has repertoire of sacred,
secular, classical, and popular
songs, including "The Heavens
Are Telling" "Soon-a Will Be
Done," Zone Little Candle" For
one of their numbers, "Wish You
Were Here" they supply the an.
swer with 81 Wish 1 Wuz." I'm.
der the direction of Mrs. Jean
Ressler, they are making their
annual spring tour through the
state.
Seven of the st. Mary's stu.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01

MIX than it cost those whose
roughage was of poor quality.
Returns above feed costs aver.
aged $64 more per COW for those
who fed high quality roughage
and less grain. The study was
made from the fall of 1949 to the
fall of 1851.
Farmer A, one of eight with
low feed costs, provided his Hol-
stein cows with excellent, well
fortified alfalfa bronze ladino
pastures grown in a 6-year 70.
tation of corn, oats, hay pasture
and wheat. A field of second
crop alfalfa-brome was pastured
in August, and the cows were fed
about IS pounds of grass silage
daily in August and September,
along with daily ration of
grain. During the barn feeding
period a daily average of %
pounds of alfalfa-brome hay, IS
pounds of good quality corn sill
age, and 1 pound of farm grain
to each 4 pounds of milk produc-
ed brought good results.
Farmer B had very high feed
costs for his herd of Holsteins.
His meadows consisted of poor
stands of alfalfa-brome, quack
grass and red clover. Also, his
timing in harvesting was poor.
Forage was harvested mainly in
the late bloom to past bloom
stage for both grass silage and
hay. Corn grown was tall and had
large stalks, and the cows did not
relish the silage made from it, re-
fusing about 20 per cent. During
the first half of the barn feeding
period, the farmer fed 1 pound of
grain to 3 pounds of milk pro
duced. Then about the middle of
February his hay was gone and
he had to buy some mature
bronze hay. Production of milk
Jagged, and he had to step up his
grain feeding to 1 pound of grain
per pounds of milk.
Farmer AS cows averaged 49,
700 pounds of milk per COW, and
Farmer BIS cows averaged TO-
600 pounds during the period
studied. Differences were large
ly in the cost of feed in relation
to amount of milk produced,
with costs rising sharply as more
grain and less roughage was fed.
This research was carried out
by the Michigan Agricultural EX-
pertinent Station in cooperation
with the U. S. Department of Ag-
riculture.
"The Michigan experiment has
proved again that high quality
roughages are the cheapest
source of nutrients for dairy cat
tle," Dietrich said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01
Cost of Feeding
Dairy Cattle Can
Be Reduced

Dairy Feeding cost can be re-
duced as much as 20 to 25 per
cent by improving the quality of
roughage and by feeding more
roughage and less grain and pro-
tein, according to John P. Diet
rich, University of Maryland Ex-
tension dairyman.
Dietrich says these figures
come from 2-year study of feed
ing practices on "a Michigan
farms. He points out that Mary
land conditions are different in
some respects, but that dairymen
in this state can also profit from
growing more and better rough
age and using the roughage to re-
place high priced grain.
The Michigan study showed
that it cost farmers who produc-
ed excellent roughage DC cents
less to produce 100 pounds of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01

The excise tax bill, containing
one billion, "a million dollars in
reductions, has now passed the
Senate and goes to a conference
committee composed of members
of the House and Senate.
The Senate version reduced ex.
else taxes by $122 million more
than the bill passed by the House,
and the conferees must now reach
an agreement that will be salts.
factory to both House of Con-
gress.
Taxes extended for one more
year on such articles as liquor,
beer, cigarettes, gasoline and
automobiles will bring into the
treasury a total of one billion,
II million dollars.
In any Congressional debate on
tax reductions, or revenue in
reases, a great deal can be learn
ed-and in this particular case
it became a matter of record,
and positive affirmation, that the
Eisenhower Administration and
the Majority Leadership of Con,
greSS is determined to cut taxes
judiciously so as to stimulate our
national economy and at the same
time to hold down the Federal
deficit.
1t became equally obvious that
the opposition, especially that
little band of New Dealers who
have treated our economy so
recklessly and irresponsibly, are
still depending on such trick
slogans as "trickle down" and
"percolate-up" to take the place
of sound economic planning.
The reduction of over one bill
lion dollars in excise taxes will
reduce prices on such articles as
luggage, toilet articles, house
hold appliances, movie tickets,
travel tickets and telephone bills.
The cuts on such household ap-
planes as refrigerators, stoves,
and other articles, will alone re-
duce Federal revenue by one
hundred million dollars. The re-
duction of taxes on movie admis-
sions of 60 cents or less will total
65 million dollars.
Now l personally am opposed
to excise taxes and would like to
see them eliminated entirely.
However, we are faced with GER
tain unavoidable facts which
make it economically and fiscally
unSound odo this.
President Eisenhower, equally
concerned with high taxes and
high Federal spending, explained
recently what might be called the
economic facts of life by saying
every dollar spent by the gov
eminent must be paid for either
by taxes or by more borrowing
with greater debt"
When Eisenhower and the Re-
publican Party came to power
they accepted unpaid bills from
the Truman Administration total
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01
TrOth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Brown,
of Sunshine, Maryland, announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Betty Brown, to Mr.. Thorn
as Van Vliet, of New Jersey.
Mrs. Van Vliet is a graduate
of the Garfield Memorial Hospi-
tai School of Nursing, Washing
ton, D. c., and is on the nurs-
ing staff at that hospital. She
also attended State Teachers
College at ToWSon.
Mr.. Van Vliet is a senior at
the University of Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01

Der and will be based on parity
as of October l. These rates may
not reflect a national average
support price below $162 per
bushel in commercial counties
Mr.. Martin stated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01

dents appearing in the choir are
area residents: Linda Shure, Sill
yer Spring; Marilyn Jacobs and
Julie Smith, Bethesda; Elizabeth
Dallam, Sandy Spring; Joan Boil
Iinger, Patricia Donaho, Janice
Taylor, DC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01

So sparsely settled are some
sections of Australia that the Ma
tional Geographic Soceity's map
of this island continent shows a
number of individual homesteads
by name, as if they were towns
or cities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-01
Flower Hill

Next Sunday morning will be
special occasion in the work
of the Flower Hill Church of the
Brethren, when the chairman OF
the District Commission on Min
istry, DR.. A. Stauffer Curry will
bring the message as his com
mission licenses Ralph Myers
Warner, son of the pastor, to the
ministry. Rev. David Hanawalt,
executive secretary of the dis
trict will present the license.
Ralph is a senior at, Gathers
burg High School and plans to
enter college next fall in prepa-
ration for pastoral work.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
BRIGHTWoOD

700 ONEIDA PL. NV.
(Betw. Oglethorpe and Peabody Sts. !
POWDER RIM. ON 1st FIR.
OPEN SUN. 1880 TO DARK
Modern, 3-yr. -old. lust -like-new, Q.
rms: ground-level entrance +,
bsmt gas a.-c. heat: walking dis.
tance all schools: reasonably priced
on terms. Mr.. Washburn, TU
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. AD. 4-200s
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
and spacious. with lovely den. Is
this 5-bedrm., 3-bath home: Low
priced For further information
call Mr.. Dell. with JAMES L
DIXON g. CO, ST. 3-1200. Ewes.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
HOUSES sALE-N.W. Cont

CRESTWOOD. 1921 Shepherd ST.,
ri.w.--Open Sunday. 1 till dark; rev
custom built luxurious brick rambler,
fv,ns;;e Tns dfn pstio' se co,s1sa din r ts
baths: Gear garage: close-in ioca-
tion, of beautiful homes. Be sure to
sHocKEY. REALTORS. TWU. W 2-2ioo.
FOxHALL RID. NV, mr.. 44th St
Unusual value. In Immaculate spa
cious. 3-bedrm. detached frame
home. 26-ft. liv. rm.. dining rrn..
baths, full bsmt.. level fenced yard.
Priced to sell with Sl,500 down,
$lI5 monthly. JAMES CARR. Elk.
3-7400; WO. 6-90S0.
GEORGETOWN. S48.so0. one q, the
truly fine old 7,bedrm. 4;bath homes
GEoRGEToWN AREAIA A. h1E distinctive
white brick Colonial. newly remod-
eled; practically everything new: 30
Il. hv. rm.. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.
Eedacen y Tor opEN SsasE sals sals, See sra 35os
cRSynE cGRSShhs rsak, Eh $3.50 ss.Ssd. $40 mo- mo-
2h-bath: 3-hedrm; brk.. home. with
We; q s,4s45. J. LEO KOLB CO. AD.
MANOR tG PARK-Near 5th and MAJ Mad,-
crosstown bus line, walking distance
semidet. brk., lot 160tft. deep; 4
rms. a bedrms), III baths. oil
burner hot-water heat. fireplace.
retiring from business and liuuidat-
L: r. GRAVATTF. RealtoT. ISIS K
st. NV. MA. S-n753.
MT, PLEASANT OF 9Th. newly deyel.
lovely apts.. End A.. .furn::: So. 500
cash; Ssa;ao bal. easy. AGENT. De.
MT. PLEASANT BEST sECTIoN-Nr.
Lamont on 18th; large 1O-rm.. A.
er, . Only sl5.S60 RE. 7-0ao3.
Nj; f; pL5aSxS@ssAsr-sr. SSs 81 nth and New;
brick home; only SaaS down. reas'
monthly terms. vINNICK & COHEN.
NE: S-2294 or TU. 2-0297. "A
SHEPHERD PARK blk, 10th st.
ha ls rm sn,'k ssss! yrs openlns Sd ssnts5 on
Sunporeh; frepl:, large din. rm..
large modern kit. powder rm., 3
large bedrms. and Q baths on end
fir.: slate roof, hardwood flrs.. lge.
66sn,t.' half bath. gas heat. lot 50x
S~f sOpV Va bCos SWuSl
will take back large lst trust. Best
buy in Shepherd Park. DAWN REAL
ESTATE. TU. 2-222s. RA. $3.50.
Reed-Slate roof. det.: 3 bedrns.. 1 70
baths. clubrm.. 2 flrepls., dble gar
Ewes. EN-. 2-9I19. J. LEO KOLB
1917 led ST. N.W.-Open Sunday, /
till dark; close to Wis. ave-: practi-
cally new. 2-bedrm. detached brick;
ideal for home or doctor or dentist
sIoeKEY: RsALToRs, ri. a-siS6
MODERN HOME, 6 acres, secluded
spot: right for Development. Priced
right. OWNER. u. 9-0l8O.
large. -3-bedrms., rec rm. Open i
TO- Sun. S10S Eastern ave. NV.
OPEN i tn DARK. 55a5 New
Hampshire ave.-Detached brick.
large liv. rm. with ffrepl.. din. rm.,
extra large kitchen. powder rm.: I'd
floor has 3 twin-sized bedrms. and 2
baths. Recr. rm. with firepl. and
powder rm.. garage, auto. heat
.NEDv REALTY CO. RA. 3-93n2.
4th AND MISSOURI AVE. NV
Mod. 8-rm. brick. ~ baths. LOUIS
RUDDEN FIX 9-ST0S
Evening star., 1954-01-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA. S1e.obO;
Just over D. C. line in Nd. near
Western ave. and River I'd. Cute
little cleaning white frame bunga-
low, on is acre of gorgeous ground;
rms. q bedrms.). modern bath;
full basement; gas h.-w.h.. screened
porch; beautiful big mod. kit; en-.
cond FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI
7-1411: eyes. LO. 4-7444. "a
Evening star., 1954-01-03

1922 Decatur st. n,w.-Row brick
in wonderful condition; bedrms.,
2 baths on 2nd A.. full bsmt., de-
tached garage. Priced to SELL.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

1880 Legation st. n.w.-BeautifuI
detached brick home, 3 bedrms., 2
baths, finished rec. rm. in bsnt.,
detached brick 2-car garage. This
is Q beauty.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
CHEVY CHASE. D. g. J

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
SsSN s454 ssUs s1s'i s2 To NV :
6-rm.. s-batb det. brick; Slate roof;
heated Ord. mr.: / blk, Lafayette
Schools. quick possession: reason
ably priced at S22. 800: terms ar.
ranged: See 1t Sunday or BY appt.
M. B. Weaver. WO. 6-4944.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID, 4-2OO6
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
9 rms 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. toilet In
bsmt. Large liy. rm.. large din. rm.
large KIT; with rm. for table and
posa' Glassed-in back porch Th vtol foi
summer and winter use. Beautiful
piastered and paneled recr. rm. with
fireplace and gas logs in liv. rm
and recr. rm. Asphalt tile moor In
OF AIR CONDITIONER, large cold
fioorsd, with stairs. stairs sSrsee. pUrse; Wits Witf
Fruit trees with lots of bulbs and
snru16sry sssr y osCs Beautiful front and
Walking distance to Chevy Chase Cir.
Gle close to schools, churches Of an
denominations. Colonial-type brick
with slate roof. Recently redecorated
Ready 70 move in.
this =, nssS9 home can, can be seen anytime day
children. this is your place; S26, 500
OWNER,
1891 RITTEEHOUSF ST, NV.
Wn R.TERn
Evening star., 1954-01-03
HOUSES FoR sALE--N.w.
LA nrIfM1yX PI. NV

10 QUINCY FL. NV.
A lovely brk. home containing 9 spa
ci0us rms. full bsiiit. with front en-
trance. Can be yours for only $13,-
500 with 81 500 down. See 1t today.
Conv. to schools and transp. Call
Mr.. Pharr, LII. 1868 or J. H.
GREENE REALTY co. 71b Florida
ns ave; and a'w start 1 1nactinr3 ti3?' ~ WIN
Evening star., 1954-01-03

WALTER REED AREA
Three family def home. partly furn
$4,000. " $500 down % viii viii handle handle
Call Mr.. Lawrence. RA, 6-1063
JU. 5-7l00. CHESTER H. KELLER
Evening star., 1954-01-03
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
PLOVER GARK

Or rather, Glover Park. Just our
sneaky way TO get your attention
TO tell you that we have one OF
those popular row bricks for. sale
bedrms. and bath. $16,s5O Is the
price. We would like to tell you
about It. Call Dick Taylor (eves
WO. 6-77S4I. with
Evening star., 1954-01-03
OPEN SUN, / 10 S
Harold Robert 81 Co., Inc.

0I G1N oONs, AZ
Harold-Robe & Co., Inc.
1880 Legation st. n.w.--BeautifuI
detached brick home, 3 bedrms., 2
baths, finished rec. rm. in bsn1t.,
detached brick 2-car garage. This
is beauty.
1422 Decatur st. n.w.--Row brick
in wonderful condition.; bedrms..
2 baths on 2nd A.; fun bsmt., de-
tached garage. Priced to SELL.
frame hsUn house in Al n%sns'hsa condition. lee.
corner lot. 3 bedrms.; oil h.-w.h.
This house snse you must see. Phone
HOME OF REAL ESTATE SERVICE
NEAR TAFT BRIDGE
semidet; brick. 3 apts.; income. S255
priced under $4,000.
WOODLEY PLACE
semidet; brick. 2 complete apis; IN
N ST. NEAR 20th
Large brick: "A rms: 3 baths; 2-car
3-rm. apt; priced under S22 900;
small down payment.
WYOMING AVENUE
Brick. 10 rms, 3 baths; 2-car brick
garage; $4 900 handles.
10Th NEAR DUPONT CIR.
Semidet. brick. 10 large rms, 3 baths;
SaH SScar brick garage; priced under
MT. PLEASANT SECTION
Brick, 10 rms, ga baths; beautiful
home with $3.50 income: priced un-
der 100000.
1900 BLOCK IRVING ST.
Brick. semidet., Q large apts. income.
$100 plus Arm. apt. for owner !;
brick gerage; priced under $4,000.
TAKOMA PARK
Beautiful detached home and apis. /:
income, $500, plus 6-rm. apt; priced
under S20.cn0.
EUGENE P. NIXON, Realtor
1923 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 7-SI12.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

Grated by help only Averaged S125,-
600 during 1852 under owner
mgmt- Approx. $50. 900 stock; S10.-
600 down from responsible people.
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

Strout Catalog-Tree!
AUTO COURTS. stores. gas sta no.
tels. resorts. farms. homes. etc
Describes 3.29S bargains. 33 States
liable service. Save through sTROuT
REALTY. 234-N Woodward Bldg.
washington ST 3-37S4
Evening star., 1954-01-03
CHEVY CHASE
2808 Northampton st.
OPEN
SUNDAY, / TO S

CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS.
There's plenty Of syalue in. this bricl
3 bedrooms 2 baths, large livini
room with fireplace, dining room
kitchen with breakfast space, stair
to fioored attic, gameroom with fre,
place attached garage.
To reach Out Connecticut ave. Il
Nebraska ave, turn right 10 North.
amptfn then right to 280S.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner, Spring Valley.
1870 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2.4484.
List Your House With Us.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

745 Madison st. n.w.-Detached
frame house In Al condition, lge.
corner lot. bedrms.; oil h.-w.h.
This house you must see. Phone
aNNKE IN prAT rsTAru rrpvYrr
Evening star., 1954-01-03
1895 DOWN

FRONT PORCH, BsMT., AUTO HIT,
Once in q blue moon" do YOU find
%SasTa eoSsrehe 4d 9STe ndTsb hSme 9as bsat wh
tile bath. full bsmt, lovely yards
and the condition is excellent: all
this in the finest NE. location at
25th and Benning rd.. for only
1895 down. Don't wait-this is It'll
call
Evening star., 1954-09-12

Your sleep is only as sound os your
mottress. See how much better you feel doy
otter doy -. when you enjoy real sleeping
comfort night after night. White Cloud hos
the high quality construction thot provides
yeor-ofter-yeor buoyoncy. firm lostins
shape Anotomicolly designed for moximum
reloxotion and comfort.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

Route o. 8. 24O. Rockville. Md.
Open at $50 PM. Show ct z PM.
DEAN MARTIN. JERRY LEWIS In
MONEY FROM HOME"
CTechnicolorl ut 7:40 and 10 PM.
Extra. Walt Disney's Academy
award featurette. NATURES HALF
ACRE.
Bring the Riddles Early. Free
Playground. De Luxe Snack Bar.
Evening star., 1954-04-20

600 Marlboro tlke S.k.
Mile from D. @: Line
10. 8-7070 CHILDREN FREE!
Open $3.50
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
MONEY FROM HOME"
rechnicolor at 7.30. $40. Free
Kiddie Playground with Merry-go-
round,
Evening star., 1954-04-20

been dreamed of who could make
an unwelcome advance to within
10 feet of Rhonda without think
ing he had come upon a platoon
of buzz saws.
In the second place, she is be-
ing pursued by a noble American
trapper (Jeff Chandler) and she
is not running very fast. Anyhow.
with him on her trail, kidnapping
by Barbary pirates is only a tenn
porary setback to true love. What
does a noble American trapper
do when his intended is hauled
off to Morocco? Why, he goes
after her. of course, and instead
of being stoned for an inf1del. he
becomes quite a power in those
parts and gets what he went
after.
This is a fairly foolish scenario.
There seems to be little point in
complaining about that, how
ever, in view of the fact that the
harems are peopled by Miss Uni
verse Contest beauties.
When properly garbed to meet
these harem lasses on equal
terms, incidentally, Miss Flem-
ing stands out like a Kohinoor
on a platter of rhinestones.
Mamie Van Doren, Universal
International's answer to Mari
lyn Monroe, is on view in YAM
kee Pasha," too. She does quite
well as a yammering slave girl
tossed at Chandler without turn
ing him an inch from the path
to his red-headed goal.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Hollywood Diary
Gale Storm, Busy With Radio,
W, Records, Incorporates
By SheiIoh Grohom

a good TV series to finance.
And the search is still on for a
girl to play Blonde" on TV
-. While Turhan Bey just lost
a good TV series.
Audrey Hepburn wears plastic
ears in "Ondine." Mel Fer
rer says all he is doing is looking
after little Audrey.
Sam Goldwyn, jr.. wants no
big-name actors; just good
scripts and he'll make his own
stars. Sounds as smart as his
pop. Evelyn MacNamara-
June Haver's sister - is going
into movies and television.
\ \ 4 \
Dick Powell phoned John
Wayne, in Mexico, asking him
to cut his vacation short and
come back here to help him run
tests on unknowns all this week.
Dick is trying to find an actor
to play Wayne's blood brother
in '"The Conqueror." It's a very
big part.
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1954-04-20

Larrabee as the middle-aged
school teacher whose despera-
ton drives her to beg her cagey
lover to marry her after their
indiscretion.
Fred Eisley. as the towns de-
cent rich young man who loses
his girl to the pariah he has al
ways befriended, is another SOL
idly written role, and one Of the
more Solidly played.
The Owens girls, dreaming
young Millie, and fatally attrac-
tive Madge, are the closest to
standard roles in the play, but
done with a deal of distinction
by the Misses Grimes and
Church, respectively.
The others. among them Mr..
Becher. Ruth McDevitt of the
original company Dulcie Cooper,
represent cast entirely compe-
tent to deal with the wistful for
tunes Of Inge's characters once
they get the swing of it all.
10 Mielziner has designed one
OF those multf-duty sets that
have become indispensable to the
success Of young playwrights
from nnessee Williams,
through Arthur Miller, and now
Mr.. Inge.