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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

2 GOOD FARMS
/. 210 ACRES. substantial 7-room
house with electricity and water
double corn house, good farm land
along Monocacy River. $4,000.
2. ga ACRES. Groom house, re-
modelled New garage; blacktop dr.
spring stream; 81 mi. D. c. $15.500
TO INSPECT this and many other
country places, call G. BEST
LINTHICUM. Beallsville, Md
Poolesville 1882, with Bogley's Rock
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Evening star., 1954-05-30
Monday, May 81. 1854

WMAL-S:3o: cartsss CspsfH .. sreaktast
(7l cIub; 10, Movie ciuA - 'iMatsFIss
Rsad'', 11:3e. ,Blll RenaiFe Pssssats;
1I;l0. " clssenE tI:li. Paradise
Island; u, cstssn csnesrt; 11:ss.
Rsndsll, News; ., just fof Fua; Z, Nelly
weed MatiRes-''yaRks Ahey"; :, Msd-
err Wsmaa, 3;3o, Jerry and jlmma.
wToP-s:ss. Msdltatisa; J. The Msrnins shsw
(9y waiter cTsskits, S:ss, Dsasa Dsug'
Iasi Z, Billy Jshsssn shsw, els. MART
EvsAs; 10, Arthur esdfrsy Tlmsi i1:30.
striks q Rleh, u. valiant Lazy; 12:1s.
Isvs a LIE, Ia:so. sssrsb fM Ismsr.
rev, ia:Is. eSIsIag usht' T.. srisAtsr
Dsy; ISIS. PsrtIa races Life; 1:3e, Garry
MssFsj Z, Dsutle o. hsthing; 2:3o,
Rsuss Party; :. The Dig Paystfs a:ae.
Allan lestTeye. go 80
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Wednesday, June 2, 1854

WMAL-S:3O, carts0s capsfsI ., sFeakfast
(7) Club; 10, Mmy-MecartAy Hearings;
1a:ss. csrsssa csassrt, lass. hews.
RsadsII, I. Just tsf Fuai i:ss. Jerry
sad jImma, I, Army-Mecsrthy Msariass.
w1oP-sss, Mslltstlsl, J. The AsralnE sAsw
(o) -Waltsr crsnkIts, s:sa bsaaa nsus'
ias; Z. Billy isAassn sAssI s;.s. Mari
Evans, II. ArtAuF esGtrsy, 1l:,o,
Strike II Rich, a. vaIlaat Lazy, 11:ls.
Lsvs Of Life, I1:30. Search for Tsmsr
fsp 11:As, euIdIag Light I. Brighter
Day; t:1s. PsrtIa Faces Life; t:,o. Garry
MsSSs; Z, Dsubis o. NstAiag, 2:ao,
Art uAklsttsr's Rsuss Party; !, IAs
Dig Psysff, 3:30, AlIan Jsffrsys.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

WMAL-s:3o. cartssn capers, .. sfsakiast
(7) eIub,'t 10, Army-Mccsrthy Hearings;
'1:'', carts'n csnesrS lass. ,Nsws,
Rendell; I, lust for Fun;. l:30, Jerry
and limmai z, Hearings.
WT0P-s:5s, Meditation; =. The MsFnine shsW
~ -WaItsr cronkits; s:ss. Donna Doug.
ias; ., Billy ishnssI shsw; 'GAs. Marx
-. Eyansi 10. Arthur esdfrsU 1i:3O,
Strike It Rich; II, Valiant Lady; ISIS,
Love OF Life; 1850. Search for Toner
rev; i2:l5, Guiding Light; I, Brighter
Day; Isis, Portis Faces Life; 1:3e, Garry
Mssrs shsw; 1:ao, Hsuss Party; ;, The
Big Raysff; $50. AlIsa Jsffrsys.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Friday, June 4, 1854

wmEi-s:ss. cartssa espsrS 9. sfesstsst
.0) cluli H.. Ary'MsesstAy Assflsts'
ti:le, csrtssa esassrt, 1l:ss,; 'Hsws,
= RsnaslI, I, last fer fua, t:io. Jsrfy
sad JlmMa, Z, NsaFIAgs.
W10P-S:ss, MsditatisN !. Ihs Meralas She"
~ -WsItM ersntltsi SIS. psasa gsss'
los, Z, DtlIy jsAnssa sbsw, s:4s. Mara
tvaas, 70, Issa essl sAsH ~ IN
sy rhat, i1:ss. strife q RieAs. u.
vallsHt LslylF 17.is. tsys d LIE;
t1:3O, SesFeA fsf IsmarFeu, 1e;4s.
euislns tlght; I, efgAtef DsJi i:is.
PSrtis Faces LIE, i.1e, esFfy Mss's;
Z, Dsuhla q Msthing; asa. Heuss
PsrHi I. BIs Paystt ':'s. Allaa
Jefirsys.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

WNsW-s:As.s Isasy % ne Farm, s:ss. LseA
(4) to This Gay, J. lsdsy,, las. HsI'y
wright I:3e. Tsday, lass. News, ..
Tsa,y s:2s. News, s:3e. Tsaay' s:ss.
News; .. EItehsi cupbssra, $50,
Figure formula, s:4s. Let's Speak
Freseh; 10, Dins Dsng Sehssl; 10:30.
0ne Mans Family; 1o:4s. Thres stsps
to Heaven; II, Hsms' u, Bride and
erssm; t2:1S. nswklas Fallsi 12:3e,
Betty WAits shsw; I, Feature Play.
hsuse-"kiag Of the eambIers"j Z,
Insa's AngIs; 1:3e, News; 7:3s, Mike
Hunnieutt; ), Kate Saith.
WTfe-s, Rsmpsr Rssm; $40, hsund the Tswn;
Isl s:s5. Bright Spst; TO- Army-Mecarthy
Hearings; t2:3e, Rsppiy skippity; 11As.
Heart to Meme; I. Lamb Session. i:ae,
Dions lueas; Z, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

wNsw-s:4s, rsdsy On the Farm; ESQ, lssh
~ to This Day; .. rsday, I.1s. Nelly
wflght; l:3o., .Tsaay; I;ss News; Q,
Tsday; s:2s. News; s:3e. Isasy, S:ss,
News; .. Kitehes cupsssfa: S:30,
Figure Formula; s:4s,' Industry on "a.
rade; 10, Ding Dsag sehssl; ie:30, One
Mans FamilE 1e:4ss Th1es Steps to
Heasen; II. hsms; Il, erids and
Green; 11:1s. hawkins FANS; 17:3o,
Betty white Shew: I, Pesple's Play.
house-"RsR Of the Prsss''; Z, Iaga's
Angie; 2:3o. News; 2:3s. Mike Hunni-
entt; ), Kate Smith.
WTIe-s:3o, Arsust Tswa; 10, Rsmper Rssm;
(5) 1o:s5. Bright spst; II, Early Bird Thea.
ter-"Matter Of Murder; II, Mldday
Chapel; 17:1s, Hsast to Meme; 12:3o,
hsppiN skippiy; I, Warm-up Time;
les, Dugsut; 1:7e, Baseball ONashiag-
ten vs. New Ysrk).
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Todoy's T
Highlights
1909, WNBW (4)--Youth wants

1900, WNBW (4)--Youth Wants
to Know: Emperor Halle
Selassie of Ethiopia.
100, WMAL (H-AnSwers for
Americans: How Effective
Is American Propaganda
Abroad?" @
$3.50, WNBW (4)-Sloan Safety
Awards: Bambi Lynn and
Rod Alexander illustrate the
rights and wrongs Of highway
conduct.
$3.50, WNfAL (D-Elmer Davis
Show: William Hines, Sum
day editor of The Star, substi-
tuteS.
3::45, WMAL -(7)-At Issue
will the South Accept the
End of Segregation in the
Schools"
400. WTOP (9)-Man of the
Week: Justice William o.
Douglas.
400, WNBW az - American
Forum of the Air: How Ef-
fective Is Our Foreign
Policy?"
500, WTOP (9)-Adventure:
Barnaby Conrad describing
bullfighting. the parental role
of the male fish and a de-
scription of the honey-guide
bird.
500, WNBW az Hall of
Fame: THE Armour Bearer"
a dramatization of the
founding of Temple Univer-
sity.
500, WTOP (9) - American
Week: News analysis with
Don Hollenbeck.
600, WNBW a. - Meet the
Press: Senator Guy M.
Gillette.
$3.50, WTOP (9) - You Are
There: "The Rise Of Genghis
Khan"
$50, WTTG ~ Meet Your
Congress: "Code Of Fair Play
for Congressional Investiga-
tions."
700, WTOP (9)-Liberace: A
new time and network for the
entertainer.
1900, WTTG (5)-Author Meets
the Critics: Howard Swig-
gett's THE Power and the
Prize"
1900, WNBW (N-Cheer TV
Theater: A new series of
filmed dramas.
1900, .WMAL (O-You Asked for
It: John Carridine presents
"The Face on the Barroom
Floor.
500, WNBW a. Com e d y
Hour: Dean Martin and Jerry
= Lewis.
500. WTOP (9)-Toast Of the
Town: Hermione Gingold,
Patti Page, Red Buttons,
Richard Hearne and Liberace.
500, WMAL (7l-On the Broad
walk: Paul Whiteman, Mindy
Carson and Miss America of
1854 on a new musical variety
show. -
300, WNBW az - Television
Playhouse: Dorothy Gish in
THE Shadow of Willie Greer"
a drama of an old lady's love
for her grandson. =.
9:15, WMAL (7) Martha
Wright Show: Guests Polly
Bergen and Jerome Courtland.
lO:O0, ,WTTG (5)-Twenty Ques-
tions: Guest Guy Lombardo.
L1;3O, WNBW a. Army Nc
Carthy Hearings: Filmed
highlights.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Tuesday, June I, 1854

WNBW-s:ls, To-day On the Farm, $50,
a. Lssh 70 This DAY; l. Tsdsy. E1s.
WfIght; h3o. TsdaH Ess News;
e:2S. News, s:3o. Tsday, s:ss, News; .,
ktehes Cupboard; $50. Figure For.
mula; s:4A Science Class; 10, Ding
Dsng SehssI, 1880. One Mans Family;
ie:4S. Three STEPS to Heaven; II,
Meme; u. Brids and Green; 12:1s,
hawkins. Falls; 1850, Betty white
shsW; I. Peoples Playhsuse- -"LIght.
alag IN the Fsrest'; Z, Iasa's. AugIs;
2:3o, News; 2:as, Mike Hunnieutt; !,
Kate Smith.
wTIe-s. Rsmpsr Rsom; $50, Around the Town;
t5) 10, Army-Mecarthy Hearings; 11:3o, Mop
pity skippiN; I. Lamb Session; 1850,
Bazaar, Z, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Saturday, June 5, 1854

WHBw-ti. Adlai Stevenson; liza, Sign ot''
a. ), Fsaturs Playhouss-"lady e'tiva
Rides AgaIa'; Ats, Industry On Parade.
wMAL-1s:4s, AaImaI Time; II. spsss Pstr'I'
81 11:1o, sIsa OFT.
wror-s:.s, Msaitaiisa' J. stsh Lssh sHs
~ listen; & Rsy Meschum; q, SHY ishn.
ssa sAsW 70, Frontier Playhouse, II.
Wiay Dlnk end Ven; tia, AblBtt and
ctstsIIs; Il, DIG Top; I. lars Ranger,
G1s. Ash u Baskst; Z, Saturday Mat-
iaes; 3:ls, esrtssss.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

WNsW-s:As. fsasy On the Farn; s:se. Lssk 70
IA This DaN ]. Tsday, Iszs. LsdIsRs
Ledge, l:3e. fstsy, Iss, News, .,
Tsasy, Gas, News, s:3o. fsdsyl s:ss.
News, Q. kitehsa cupbssrs. s:3e. flg-
urs Formula; s:4s. Music fine, 70,
Ding Dsng Sehssli te:3o, 0as MASS
family, 1e:4s. rhrss stsps to Heavsn;
II, Rsms, u. srids and Green, i1:ts.
Mawklns Falls, t2:3e, sstu white
shsw; I, Peoples PlsyAsuss- "AppsInt-
ment vita Crime, Z, lags's Anglsi
1:30. Nswsi 7:3s, Mike Huanleutti ,,
Kate Smith.
wTTe-s, Rsmper Rssm; $50. Arsuad he tswn;
(5) s:ss, Bright Spst; 10, Arny-Meeasthy
Hearings; 11:3e, hsppiU skippi1; 13;4s,
Heart to Meme; I, Lamb Ssssisni t;so,
Bazaar; Z, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

WMAl-s:3O. cartoon Concert; .. Breakfast
~ Club; 10, Army-Mecsrthy Hearings;
1880, csrtson Concert; 12:ss, News;
I, lust for Fun; 1850, Jerry ,snt limma
f''" '-e'' ,as'-s,i tttf''
WT0P-6:s5, Msrning Meditation l.. MsFilns
~ Shsw-Wsitef crsnkits, s:5s, Donna
Douglas; .. Billy Jshnssaf s:4s, Mark
Evans; 10, Arthur codirsH il:,O.
Strike It Rich; u. Valiant Lady;
.. l2:1s. Lovs Of Lite; 12:4s, Guiding
Light; I, srighter Day; l:lS. Psrtis
Faces Life; 1850. Garry Moore; ,2:3o,
House Party; !. Tbs Big Psyoft; $50,
Allan Jeftrsys ,...
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Thursday, June 3, 1854

WNBW-s:4S. TOday On TIE Farm, 6:s0. Lssk to
a. fhIs Day; .. fsaay; LIS, Nelly Wright;
1:3o Tsday; I:ss. News, Q. Isaay, S:2s,
News; $50. feday, SIS. Nswsi O..
kitchsB cupBsara, s:30. Figure For.
mula; e:45, Let's Speak Spanish; 10.
Ding Dsas Sehssl, 1o:30, One Mans
Family; 10:ls, Thrss Steps to Heaven;
II. Home; II, Bride ana ersom, 12:1s,
hawkins Fails; 1850. Betty White
- shsw; I, Playhsuse-"PhiIsi Vanee's
Secret Mission; I, Insas Angle; 200,
News; 7:3s, Mike nuaaicutt; :, Kate
Smith.
WTTe-s Rsmpsf Rssm; s:30, Around the Tswn
(5) s:Ss, Sright spst; 10. Mmy-Mecarthy
Hearings; 11:,s, Msppib skippit; l.,
Lamb Session; 1:3O, Bazaar, 1, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
This Weeks Proeram On TeIevision
Sunday, Moy 80. 1854

WMAL-17:,0. Fslth fsr Islsy; I. Answers tsr
IN AmsTitaAss t:3e, sign on.
WI0P-a. what's ysuF frssbiel; s;is, au9al
81 America; s:ss. stsp. Isst and ustsa,
sIlWAAL tch. 7)lWToP ten. g.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
TV>HiehIights
For. The Week

Monday - Baseball tWTTG,
1920, Washington VS.. New York;
Voice Of Firestone (WNBW.
$500. Soprano Roberta Peters:
President Eisenhower (WMAL,
WTTG. $500. addressing the
Columbia University Bicenten-
NAL Dinner; Robert MONTGOMERY
Presents (WNBW, $500. Peggy
Ann Garner in From This Day
Forward" a romantic drama;
Boxing CWMAL. 10. Jacque
Roger and Jackie LaBua in a 10
round bout; Boxing WTTG, 10).
Lulu Perez and Mickey Mars in
a 10-round featherwe,ght bout;
Studio One (WTOP, 1O), Skip
Homeier and Chester Morris in
The Death and Life Of Larry
Benson; President Eisenhower
(WNBW, HID.
Tuesday - Army Mccarthy
Hearings (WMAL, WTTG. 10
am. and 2 p.m.): Cavalcade of
America (WMAL. 1900, "a
Strange Journey; Love Story
(WTTG. $500, Basil Rathbone
and Beatrice Straight in "The
Yo-Yo People; Center Stage
CWMAL. 9:30), Henry Hull and
Cathy ODonnell in "Chivalry at
Howling Creek" the first of a
new series of dramas; Royal The
ater (WTTG, $500, Virginia
Farmer and Edward Earl in "Un-
written Column" a drama of
blackmail: Top Shows of 1854
(WNBW. .9:30), Teresa Wright
and Larry Parks In "The Hap
piest Day." the first Of a new
drama series; Suspense (WTOP,
$500, Race Against Murder" a
drama of the fight against polio;
Army Mccarthy Hearings
(WTOP. 1870. and WNBW,
12:05).
Wednesday, Army -McC Carthy
Hearings (WMAL, WTTG, 10
am. and 2 pm); Baseball
(WTTG, 8:20), Washington VS..
Detroit; Television Theater
CWNBW, 81, Vaughn Taylor and
Enid Markey in Citizen Miller;
Boxing (WTOP, 1O, Charlie Ri
ley VS.. Jimmy Carter in a 10
round bout; Army Mccarthy
Hearings (WTOP, 1880, and
WNBW, 12:05).
Thursday - Army Mccarthy
Hearings (WMAL, WTTG, 10
am. and 2 p.m0; Georgetown
University Forum (WTTG, 7:30),
discussion of who Manages
Your Life; Four Star Play
house (WTOP, $500, David Nj
ven in Man on the Train;
Johns Hopkins Science Review
(WTTG, 81. Heating and Cook
ing with Sunlight; Ford Thea
ter (WNBW, $500, Diana Lynn
and Fay Banter in a dramatiza-
tion of Mary Roberts Rinehart'S
"The Unlocked Door; Television
Theater (WMAL, $500. 1.-The
House on Wildwood Lane" a
drama of small businessman
with family troubles: Army-Mc-
Carthy Hearings (WTOP, 1880,
and WNBW, 12:05O. /
Friday - Army Mccarthy
Hearings (WMAL, WTTG, 10
am. and 2 p.m); Pepsi-Cola |
Playhouse (WMAL, $500, Mar
guerite Chapman in Unfair
Came" a drama of Australian
backwoods and drawing rooms;
Playhouse of Stars (WTOP, 81,
Charles Winninger in 1.-THE
Whale on the Beach," a drama
of sea captain; Army -McCar-
thy Hearings (WTOP, 1880, and |
WNBW, 1900.
Saturday Adlai Stevenson
(WTOP, II a.ml, an address at
Columbia University. Racing
from Belmont (WTOP, ~, the
Peter Pan Handicap: Baseball
WTTG, 8:20), Washington VS..
Evening star., 1954-05-30

70. lamp, untS Ny Feet, io:3o, lssh
vp and Live, II, csftssn Club; ills,
eartssas; lisa, Pick Iempls-"kIag
o. TIE psess"; Z, csntsst cssnlval,
Evening star., 1954-05-30
. Z h.kE -

NNBW-ie:se. Wsstsma AaviatuFs, h:so, Rsp.
90 alsas Cassidy; 12:3o. watch Mr. wiz.
aFd; :, ysuth wants % kaew; t:30.
Ffsatiers Of Faith,
Evening star., 1954-05-30

i:'s, Sunday IAsstsr.
wIfs-i2;ao, This Is the Life; I, Eariy sunas
81 shsa-"KIns sf the Iurf."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19

ca $85 to sos Suits-Hand-
tailored worsteds. Reg. l/46;
shorts 81, 38, 80. Now Sal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19

understanding leadership in boil:
the institution which he heads.
and IN community affairs"
Ray Cited for Courage.
Mr.. Ray. now engaged in the
upholstery business here. was
cited for courage and perserver-
ance with which he surmounted
his disability. A former cab
driver. the 54-year-old man has
been blind for the last 10 years.
Eugene j. Taylor, associate
editor of the New York Times
and principal speaker at the
luncheon meeting in the Hotel
Statler, hailed President Eisen-
hower's recent recommendation
to the Congress to expand the
Federal-State vocational reha-
Utilization program as 1.-The great
est single development in reha-
bilitation."
Mr.. Taylor termed the Presi-
dents proposals mot only eco
nomically but socially and medi-
cally sound" Experience shows
Mr.. Taylor pointed out. that
more than 80 per cent Of the
2 million handicapped persons
could be rehabilitated to the
point of complete economic self
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19

(26) $49.50 to $50 Summer Suits
Sizes: Reg. 1875, 2/38, 1/46;
short 1854; long 1877, 3/39,
140; stout 2/40, 2/42, 3/44, 3/46;
short stout 2/44-46; long stout
A S24.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19
Goodwill Industries
Honors ; for Service
To Handicapped

Three Washington men were
honored yesterday by the Davis
Memorial Goodwill Industries for
their outstanding service and
example to the cause Of the
handicapped.
Cited at the Goodwill's annual
meeting were Maj. Gen. Melvin
j. Mas, U. S. M. c. r., the vice
chairman Of the Presidents
Committee on Employment of
the Physically Handicapped :
Leonard M. Elstad. president of
Gallaudet COLLECT. and Charles
Ray. a blind former Goodwill
Industries worker.
Gen. Mas. who Is blind. was
lauded for his dynamic lead
ership, selfless devotion and
heart-warming enthusiasm In
public life and in the service OF
his country"
DR.. Elstad was hailed for ian
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suf1iciency 30 that they might
become taxpayers rather than
tax consumers.
Six Trustees Reelected.
The meeting also reelected
six members to the board Of
trustees. They are Mrs. Beulah
j. Drake, Mrs. Howard Nichols.
Mrs. Fred w. Morrison, Sidney
Hechinger. Paul ] Settler and
Col. Osmund L. Varela.
The Goodwill Guilds annual
meeting and election Of officers
followed the Industries meeting.
Mrs. James A. Murray, jr. was
elected president. succeeding Mrs.
Ernest H. Daniel. Other new
officers are Mrs. George M.
Norris. first vice president; Mrs.
Samuel Hallett. second vice
president: Mrs. Clarence p.
LeMire, recording secretary; Mrs.
B. Braxton Jones. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Hugo Winkler,
treasurer, and Mrs. Frank Rogers,
assistant treasurer.
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Coffee Stolen, Gosh IGNORED

BALTIMORE. Feb. 10 (R.-
Thieves sneaked into q restau-
rant here overnight, ignored the
safe and cash register, and es-
capped with 20 pounds of coffee.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19

CITED FOR AID Dublin president Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Handicapped the Hotel sater yesterday left
blind -StaSt Photo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19

(26) Sl00 Cashmere-and-W Wool
TOpcOats-Single breasted
navy blue and tan, a few navy
obs. Reg. 2I37, 1888, 1888, $40,
2/42, IA. Short 1886, 1888, 2/39.
Long 1888, 1899, $40, 1/42 IA.
Reduced to --- $50
(3D $165 1000 Cashmere Top
coats - Camel. tan and navy
blue; single and obs. Reg. SO to
A. All with .YMS exclusive
Benchwork label. Now S82.5O
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(37) All-WOOl Vests
worth $1,000 to $12.5O, now, SOC

co. SIS Famous Make WOrsted Suits
Solid blue. Reg. 1875, IA; short
stout IVA, 2/46. Now reduced to- : $39
(15) $26.5O Summer Suits-Washabl
cotton. Shorts 1924; long 1/48; ex.
long 1888; stout H39-40-42, 3/44, 1/46;
short stout VA, 2/46. Now -$12-75
(2) $65 Gabardine Suits - Year
round; grey or tan; single breasted.
Stouts 2/40. Get bargain -$24.95
At ARLINGTON Store Only
(14) SIS to $65 Year round Suits
Including some blues. Mostly double
breasted. Reg. 1877, 2/38, 2/46; short
1887, 1899, 1/42; long 1899, 1/46, $29.95
Al NORTHEAST Store Only
(13) SIS to Sos Year round Suits
Mostly double breasted, some blues.
Reg. 1877, 1888, 1/42, 1/46; short 2l36,
3/37, 1889, 1/42; long 1889, l/46. $29.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19

(2O $27.95 Famous make Raincoats
Single breasted. Reg. 1/42-44, 2/46.
Short 1/42, 2/44. Long 1886, 1/46, 1/48.
Half price ---------------- S13.97
QD $3.50 to $3.50 make
RaincOats-Reg. SO, 40, AZ, A, 46.
Short 38-40. Long 38, 40, AZ. Half
price S8.78
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19

az Mems $29.75 Summer Suits-Reg.
446; stout 1/44, 2/46--------$14.85
~ SIS All-Wool Observation-Disclosures
blue, SB, long 81. Now------$19.OO
Q4) $35 NyIOn- Rayon Summer Suits
Reg. 1896; longs 2/37, 2/38; ex. longs
4l38, 2/39, LAO. Reduced to----S17.5O
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MEMS SUITS

u4) $50 and SIS Year Round ALL
Wool Suits-Reg IS to 40; longs SO
and 81. Reduced to----S2 4.95
(lS) SIS Gabardine Suits-Reg. IS to
AZ; shorts SO, 80, 40; longs 38, 80. Get
your Spring suit now ---------- S32
uD $69.50 All-Wool Suits-Single
breasted, chalk and pencil striped
blue and grey. Reg 1/42; shorts 35,
38, AZ; longs 81, 38, 39----S STATS
ca S85 to sos SuitS-Hand-
tailored worsteds Reg. l/46;
shorts 81, SO, 80. Now Sal
13) S65 Harris Tweed Suits Reg.
3/37, 3i46; short 1885, 2/37, 3I38 1i42;
long SO, reduced to-----------S3 1
(2) $62.5O Gabardine Suits-Light
blue; single breasted; short 2738.
Check for size. S24.95
"a SIS Wool Flannel Suit-SB. Bank
er'S grey; short A. Now so
(1) $62.5O All-Wool Gabardine Suit
Double breasted tan; long SO; slightly
a. $35.75 Summer Suits-Reg. 1886;
long 1888. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

quite enough talent on hand to
fill the IA hours.
There may even be an Acad-
envy award winner on the bill,
though she will be only an
Academy award nominee at the
time. This. Of course. Is Leslie
Caron Of "Lili," now dancing
at the Shubert with Roland
Petit's Ballots de Paris.
Faces you've seen before on
television will include those Of
Robert Montgomery, Steve Allen.
Ann Crowley, Constance Ben
nett, Charlie Applewhite. Eddie
Fisher and Joey Bishop. The
list of recording stars set to
appear includes Eileen Barton.
Sunny Gale, Micki Mario and
Louis Jordan.
A host of local radio and TV
personalities will contribute time
and talent to the telethon. too.
Principal masters Of ceremonies
will be Bryson Rash. WMAL's
White House reporter and TV
newScaster, and Jim Gibbons,
the stations sports expert.
Among others regularly seen
and heard on WMAL radio and
television due to take part are
Ruth Crane, Bill Wells, Jerry
and Jimma Strong, Milton @.
Ford and Jackson Weaver. Also
scheduled to turn up during the
evening are Hazel Markell, Inga
Rundvold. Jean Bowling, Mary
Lou Brewer, Donna Douglas,
Gunnar Back. Morgan Beatty,
Mark Evans, Pick Temple. Billy
johnson. Hoppity-Skippity, Lief
Ed, Eddie Gallaher, Earl God
win. Art Brown, Art Lamb, Bill
Malone, Allan Jefferys and UNI
doubtedly others.
Still others will aid the tele-
thon not in person but by way
of special films. Among these
will be a pair of friends in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Top Communist Leader
Seized in Puerto Rico
By the Assoeieied Press

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. Mar.
19.-Police announced yesterday
the arrest of Cesar Andrea lyle
sias. one of Puerto Rico's four
top Communist leaders.
Andrea and the other three
Red chiefs have been sought
since March Z when warrants
were issued against them in con-
nection, with a roundup of sus-
pected subversive elements on
the island.
The police announcement said
Andrea gave himself up through
the San Juan newspaper Ell I'm
parcial.
The roundup of subversives
was ordered after a group Of
fanatic Puerto Rican national
lists wounded five United States
Congressmen in a shooting spree
in the House of Representatives
in Washington. Six Communists
and 43 leaders of the independ-
ence-seeking nationalist group
had previously been taken into
custody.