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Evening star., 1955-07-24
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
7H% Game Gets Lea
On Individual Title
BY MARGARET L. FISHER

BY MARGARET L. FISHER
A brilliant 711a per cent
game last Wednesday night put
Sam Keiter far in the lead
over 156splayers competing for
the Washington Bridge League
individual championship. He
scored 157l2 match points out
of q possible 220 in the first of
two sessions.
Another fine result was OBJ
tanned by Elizabeth Wharton,
who topped her section with
ISL points to rank second in
the field. Douglas Groves, an
other section leader, has 143
points to his credit.
Others taking section honors
were Mrs. w. M. Lingley,
1894; E. G. Harris. jr., 1884:
E. A. Ward; 1873; Mrs. Malora
Christman. 1856: J. Fred Staver,
1874; Mrs. Catherine McGhee,
1884; Mrs. Rose Robins, 1873;
Simon Gerber, 1873: Alex Hart,
1871; Mrs. Margaret L. Fisher,
1902; Mrs. F. Aguerrevere.
130. and Charles C. Loven-
berg, 129.
Winner Of the individual
title, first to receive the hand
some new Dupont Circle Club
Trophy. will be determined
next Wednesday night. The
final session begins promptly
at 7:45 pm. at the Sheraton
Park Hotel. Director Paul
Golden reminds all those en-
tered in the contest to report
for the finals or obtain q suit
able substitute.
Chicago Event August 6
In two more weeks many
area tourney trotters will be
Chicago-bound. primed for the
years big bridge challenge,
the American Contract Bridge
Leagues summer nationals.
From August 6 to IA, some
5000 of the nationals top
bridge players will battle it
out in the Windy City for the
honor Of becoming a national
bridge champion. The Palmer
House will be host to the
tournament, the 9th summer
meet under the ACBL aegis.
Featured are the master
pair events. mixed teams,
women's and mems pair cham
pionships. master Knockout
teams. and non-master pairs.
Also, during each Of the l6
sessions while the champion
ship matches are in progress,
side pair games will be offered,
all awarding national master
point credits.
OF added interest to WASH
ington-area fans is the OPEN
ing night contest, the Mid
Atlantic Pairs. honoring the
Mid-Atlantic Bridge Confer
ence of which the Washington
Bridge League is a member.
The local unit will be host to
the Mid-Atlantic Regionals,
slated for Labor Day week end
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Piayfair Club Champions
Mr.. and Mrs. Zvonko r.
Rode are the new open pair
champions Of the Playfair
Club. First session leaders,
they again topped the 24-pair
field in the finals on July IA,
aggragating 302h match
points. Mrs. Stanley Beasley-
Mrs. ]. g. Saebourne also re-
tanned their first session run
nerup standing for over all
second, crossing 1884. Rose
mary Riordan-Bert Osborne
finished third; Lynn Carrier
Donald B. Christman, fourth.
and Mrs. M. A. Coneys- Rich
ard Cotter. nth.
The first annual mems and
women's pair championships
of the Montgomery County
Duplicate Bridge Club will be
held tomorrow night in the
club rooms at Parklawn, Rock
vile Pike. Both contests, open
only to members Of the club,
Evening star., 1955-07-24
FREEDOM OF PRESS

News photographers are en-
gagged in two other battles that
will have far-reaching conse-
quences. These concern one Of
the basic constitutional guar
antees-freedom of the press.
One concerns physical at
tacks on press photographers
by irate persons, but what is
more serious are reports from
all parts Of the country con-
corning unlawful restraints
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Second Anthony Stamp
Priced Out of Market

the Fourteenth Amendment.
With is other women, Miss
Anthony registered and voted
in the November election in
Rochester. Two weeks later
she was arrested for having
violated the law" of male
sovereignty.
She repeated the alleged Of
fense. when her trial was de-
layed. by voting in the mu-
nicipal election In March,
1873. BY this time Susan B.
was a national celebrity. The
whole country watched the
proceedings against her.
OF course. she was convicted.
Judge Ward Hunt had pre-
pared an opinion in advance.
Despite an able defense by
Henry r. Selden and John
Van Voorhis he read the doc
ument to jury. directing a
verdict of guilty. Miss An
thony was fined 500. She
told Judge Hunt she never
would pay, and she never did.
Her biographer, Harris Ell
wood Starr, says: Courts and
laws meant nothing to her, If
they confiicted with what she
thought right"
She appeared at her best at
the Women's International
Congresses in London, 1899,
and Berlin, 1904. Well and
favorably known in Washing
ton. she frequently was men,
toned in The Star at the be-
ginning of the Goth century
and was eulogized when she
died, March 13, 1906, one
month after her seth birthday.
Three-Cent Stamp in 1886
The first Susan B. Anthony
stamp tScott's A-25D, 8
cents, dark violet, shading
through many color varieties
to reddish purple-was a po-
litical emission, intended to
strengthen the New Deal with
woman voters. It was brought
out on August 26. 1886, for
the 10th anniversary of the
Nineteenth Amendment grant,
ing suffrage to women. At the
time Franklin D. Roosevelt's
first. campaign for reelection
was in full flower. The partisan
character of the stamp is in
dicated by its being kept cur
rent much longer than the
average commemorative. The
total number of copies cir
culated was 269, ,522 ,200-about
four times the usual produce
ton.
A photograph of a portion
of statue of Miss Anthony
by Adelaide johnson in the
basement of the Capitol was
supposed to have been adapted
for the design, but that has
been denied. For the new So
cent Susan B. Anthony ad.
hesive camera portrait was
used as shown in. the model
reproduced herewith.
Miss Anthony's feminist
background this time has been
neglected in preference for a
strictly philatelic occasion,
made to order. It is to be re-
leased as a detail of the Post
Office Departments .recogni-
tion Of the annual convention
of the Society of Philatelic
Americans, Louisville, KY,
August 25.
At half a dollar a cover, It
will not be surprising if the
mailings are relatively few in
number.
II Russia brings out a stamp
to publicize the summit" con-
ference at Geneva. Great Brit
ain, France, Western Germany
and the United States un-
doubtedly will do the same,
Evening star., 1955-07-24

If Russia brings out stamp
to publicize the summit" con-
ference at Geneva. Great Brit
ain, France, Western Germany
and the United States un-
doubtedly will do the same.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Club Picnic Today

The YMCA Foto-Craft Club is
taking a trip to Luray Caverns
and Skyline drive today. Mem
bers should bring flash units and
black and white and color film.
There will be a picnic.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Duplicate Bridge Calendar

meeting place listed once only,
Tonight: Dixie Wright Players. 6317
Blair road; pairs. T:30.
Tomorrow: Goren School. 6 Dupont
Circle; pairs, 1870. Federal Bridge
League Sheraton-Park, MP pairs
topenl, 7:45. GAO Bridge Club,
executive dining room, General Ac-
counting once; pairs. $50 Mont
gon,ery County Duplicate Bridge Club,
Parklawn, Rockville pike; mems,
wom n s pair championships, 8.
Thomas Circle Bridge Club Apt. Al,
1923 Vermont; pairs (openl, 7:30
Tuesday: Agriculture Club. 6317 Blair
road; pairs (openl. 7:45. Arlington
Bridge Club. a23 South Wakefield:
wednesday: Euclid Studio, 1431 Harvard;
MP pairs (open,, 1890 MONTGOMERY
County Duplicate Bridge Club, pairs
lopen1 l2:45. Washington Bridge
championship finals, 7:45.
Thursday: Chess Club Gordon Hotel:
retaries' Bridge club House Once
Building: pairs. Playfair, Club
1431 Harvard: pairs. '7:45.
Friday: Lyon Village Duplicate Club.
5000 Lee highway;, pairs topenl.
1890. Playfair Club; pairs, 1890.
Alexandria Bridge Club, 1900 King;
pairs topenl, .T:45. Euclid Studios.
Apt II 1928 Vermont; pairs (openl.
7:45. Goren School, pairs. s:15.
Saturday: chess club, pairs, 7:45.
Walsh Club, 1882 Massachusetts; MP
pairs 7:45.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07
Cleveland Singers To
Hold Anniversary Fete

Cleveland, Ohio - The Gro
atian Singing Society "Abra-
sevic" will celebrate it's 3Oth
Anniversary this year with a
gala program in the Slove-
nian Home on Sunday, No
vember 13, 1855.
Many plans are being for
mulated to make this, our
30th year one of the most
memorable ones.
The Sloboda Tamburitza
Orchestra, plus a guest cho-
rus and other fine talent, will
fill the program sheet.
Watch the future issues of
the "Zee" for details that will
make you want to spend Sum
day, November 13, at the Slo-
venian Home, along with the
Croatian Singing Socie t y
"Abrasevic".
Louise Sasek, Sec'y.
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Perkovich died Of a heart all
ment at Mercy Hospital, June
9th, 1856. She had been ill for
five years.
Mrs. Perkovich, II, was
buried from st. Peters Cath
olic Church and burial was at
Glendale Cemetery. The ro-
sary was recited at the Cald-
well-Brien Funeral Home.
A native of Yugoslavia,
Mrs. Perkovich had lived in
Des Moines 26 years. She pre-
viously had lived at Kinks
vile, Mo-, for II years.
Surviving are her husband,
Joe; three daughters, Mrs.
Mary Bates, Mrs. Anna Susie
and Mrs. Agnes Higgins, Des
Moines; a son, Frank Susie,
Des Moines; a stepdaughter,
Mrs. Fora Lemley, Waterloo;
three stepsons, John and Geo.
Perkovich, Des Moines, and
Joe Perkovich, Crosslake,
Mimi; a sister, Mrs. Louise
Radosevich, Des M 0 in e S;
three brothers, George and
Tena Starcevich, Ration, N
M, and Paul Starcevich, Mo
line, ILL.,; and six grandchil-
dren. ....
The Lodge extends it's sym
pathy to Mr.. Perkovich and
the members of the family
May her soul rest in peace.
Marian Lesac, Recorder
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the sudden unexpected death
of bro. Joseph Martin Jelii-
Mich.
He passed away on Sunday,
June IL, 1855, at his nome in
Murray, Utah, He was al!
prepared to go on d fishing
trip when he was stricken
with heart attack and min
utes later was pronounced
dead.
Born December 26, 1910, he
was the son of Martin and
Malta Stilinovich Jellinich.
Bro. Jellinich was a life
long member of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, first join
ing Nest 1913 in Feb. 1922, and
I later transferred to the SEN
ior lodge on the 18th of jan
uary, 1880.
He married Ruby Ceilings
worth in 1943 and was en-
ployed by Safeway Stores
Company as head checker at
their warehouse in Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The funeral took place on
June Is, directed by the Jen-
kins Mortuary in Murray. The
pail bearers were members of
CFU Lodge 388. Memorial
services were held at Murray
Second Ward Chapel, with in
terment in the Mt. Calvary
Cemetery, Salt Lake City.
Graveside prayers were by
Bishop D. B. McCleery and
the CFU ritual was read by
bro. Daniel Corak.
Survivors include his wi
dow Ruby, his mother Matt
ia Serdar, and his stepfather
Carl Serdar of Midvale, Sis
ter Mary Hervet of Tooele,
brother Anthony Jellinich of
Salt Lake City, five stepsis-
ters and two stepbrothers.
The members of Lodge 388
send their sincerest condolen-
ces to the bereaved family of
bro. Jellinich and pray that
the Lord may grant his soul
Eternal Rest in Peace.
Daniel Corak, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07

member of Lodge 345, who
died after a long illness.
Born December IA, 1921,
in Hendersonville, Pa, bro.
Hulena spent most of his life
in Hannastown, Pa, before
moving to Greensburg. He
was we'll known and liked by
all in this Western Penn
sylvania community.
Surviving are his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hulena of
Torrance, Pa, and the follow
ing brothers and sisters, Paul,
Joseph, Michael and Helen of
Torrance, Mrs. Michael Ko-
shurba of Torrance, and Mrs.
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John Jogun Of Greensburg,
Mrs. Kenneth Ewing of Ell
Paso, Texas, and his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Durco Of
Hannastown.
Bro. Hulena was a car
penter by trade and a men,
Der of the Cathedral of the
Blessed Sacrament Church.
Solemn Requiem Mass was
celebrated at the Cathedral
and burial was in the Green's
burg Ca t h olic Cemetery.
Many attended the last rites.
May his Soul Rest in Peace.
Michael Mesich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07
Johnstown Lodge viii
Give Home Instruments

Johnstown, Pa. - At the
last meeting of CFU Lodge
5, our members voted to do
nate our "Tambure" to the
CFU Children's Home.
If the parents of the chill
dren, who were in our former
orchestra, have any COM
plants about this move, they
are to contact the Lodge Sec
retary before September Is.
The instruments shall be-
long to the Children's Home
after that date.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07
OFFICIAL 9th CONVENTION NOTICE

The Ninth Convention of the Croatian Fraterna Union
which will convene September 10, 1855 in Philadelphia, Pa,
among other business and the election of the Supreme Ad
minsraton of the Union, must also elect officials pro-
vded the Bylaws for the conducon of their respective
Departments in the Supreme Office Therefore, in compl
with the Bylaws applications will be received for the
following positions.
Supreme Medical Examiner
Legal Counselor
Editors
Director of Department of Sports and Education
Superintendent of the Childrens Home
Supreme Medical Examiner: According to Sections
1874 to 1872 of the Bylaws applicant for the position of
Supreme Medical Examiner must be member of the Unon
must have at least five years practice Doctor of Med
cine MD) be licensed to practice in the state in
which the Union is domced and must reside in the city
where its Supreme Office is located.
Legal Counselor: According to Sections 1913 to 1913
of the Bylaws the Legal Counselor must at the time of
assuming his office have at least five years practice in the
legal profession and be licensed to practice the legal
profession in the state in which the Union is domlcled
Preference is given members of the CFU.
Editors of the ZaiednGar According to Sections 99
to 203 of the Bylaws applicants for Editors of the Gro
attain and English sections o. the Zaedncar must be mem
bers of the Union at least five years. must be citizens OF
the United States Canada and must have the required
qualifications for editing the official organ the Croatian
Section the Croatian language the English Section in the
English language.
Director of the Department of Sports and Education:
According to Sections 206 and 207 of the Bylaws appi
for the position of Director of the Department of
Sports and Education must have the necessary qualifications
for conducting that Department.
Superintendent of the Chidren's Home of the GU:
According Section GIG of the Bylaws, applicants for
the position Superintendent of the Chdrens Home of the
Union be members of the Union at least five years.
must citizens of the United States Canada; must be
married and at least 35 years of age must have the
sary qualifications schooling set forth in the By
Laws for the conducon the business of the Chdrens
and for the rearing of the children at the Home
All applications for the offices mentioned must reach
the Supreme Office by Monday, September H. 1885, or
after that reach the Convention of the Union
Philadelphia Pa before nominations made.
v. /. Mandich, Supreme President
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07
Bro. Joseph JeIIinich

Midvale, Utah - c. F. U.
Lodge 388, "Svi Slaveni" {,
with deep regret announces to
it's members and the entire
membership of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07

. Every breeze watts in
telligence from country to
country, every wave rolls it
forth, and all in turn receive
it. There is a vast commerce
of ideas, there are marts and
exchanges for intellectual dis
coveries, and a wonderful fell
lowship of those individual
intelligences which make up
the minds and opinion of the
aga - Daniel Webster
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07

Q The Croatian Fraternal
Union has available for
screening two 16mm. sound
technicolor films covering va
rious facets of the Society.
For details, bookings, ETC.,
write the Home Office, SAL
Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13,
Pennsylvania.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07

. Members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union may b e
found in almost every State
of the Union, in the Territory
of Alaska, and in every Pro-
vince in Canada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07
Bro. John HuIena

Greensburg, Pa. - His rel
atives and many friends con-
tinue to mourn the passing
of bro. John Hulena, late
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07

Johnson's Electric Shop, sports supplies so1s
Prairie Lee Pharmacy supplies 7O57
Square Shoe Store, shoes 9848
United Motor Coach transportation $500
Spiegler's Store merchandise 6570
Morava Stationers stationery 29O2
A. stationery
Henderson Des PLANES Pharmacy supplies 1443
Maine Township High School, school
Service cleaning apparel
Brown Orth Motors motor 1898
Browns Store clothing 30
H. F. Heller, medical services HOO
DR.. w. F. Jakopich, medical services 1000
Middle States Telephone Co., telephone and kilograms 27.35
Pardus
Vaughans Seed
Veselys PLANES Store
Laundreses $500
Travelling to City 1885
Wearing apparel
Gasoline and oil
Committee meeting
Social security taxes 11343
Total 1O4O861
Summary
Paid to members and benefcares
Paid from Administration Fund
Athletic Department
National Fund S37O5
Orphans Trust Fund 1.9S
Junior Order 3S34859
Printing Department 10643.7O
Childrens Home 81
Grand Total $495 6O3 10
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07
Pauline Perkoyich

Des MoineS, Iowa - Lodge
972 was saddened by the
death of one of it's members
Mrs. Pauline Perkovich. Mrs.
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| New Members United States
/ T. 5 Parsha George .-.,
| 8 Baresich Helen
13 Rastovac Elizabeth
25 Brletic George j.
81 Bukoskey Vincent
"a Furac Eleanor, Zitkovic Dolo-
res
A Fencik George A.
68 Crnich Donald j.
! 81 Bakale Barbara mn
1876 Yovanovich George A., zvo-
sec Audrey Ann
141 Baburich Barbara
142 Tumbry Thomas r.
167 Sugar John M.
ITO Klarich Laura Jear, Klarich
Leonard J.
1872 Vucco Roberta Marie
1876 Mlinarcik Margaret
| FOG Fratrick William M.
210 Jurkovich Diane M, Komidor
Darline
221 Kauzlarich Margaret
234 Vlah Robert Raymond
248 Angelo Frank P.
261 Katcha Robert
271 Gotovac Eugene M.
| 278 Jovanovic Dolores
282 Match 10 Ann
2SS Spolaric Ann, Tonkovich John
292 Ferkovich Rosemary
314 Linick Mary
351 Majetic Gloria Joan, Zahor-
chak Rosemary
355 Jasper jeanette
391 Cola Sharon Faith
416 Herlovich Diane j.
423 Tuscic Mary
| 5O4 Grcevich Charlotte
514 Kopust Thomas N, Serblich
Steve P. Jr.
533 Kalmar Steve
561 Blinja George
566 Blasinsky Paul F., Smith Ro-
bert w.
$40 Ludwig Carol Ann
5S1 Pavlovich Nicholas
582 Clarich Kathleen
593 Scrbek Diana
598 Bucan Theresa
62O Marrot Marjorie
622 Soldo Robert Matthew
633 Grasha Rose Ann
634 Rauker Harold
$50 Erceg Anne
687 Fritzel Tony J. Jr.
J TIT Chopp James William
718 Segina M. Richard
719 Wojciechowski Edmund
72O Haidin Anka, Radovich Di-
anne, Yanik Charles r., Yany-
ecic Barbara
745 Tuba Joseph, Varazdinac Jo-
hanna
78O Sebetich Mary c.
797 Francetic Rosemary
sO5 Companik Thomas L.
1854 Rusich Nevenka
New Members - Canada
618 Grivich Mary Jean, Secenj
John
$50 Misetich Rose
919 Ribic Mary
$50 Radelja Jelena
936 Jankovich Paul, Jankovich
Gertrude
952 Dragicevich Olga
! 954 Babich Louis, Vukobrat Mike
ReinStatements
l Wheeler Anna
al Vessel Frank, Vessel Victoria
484 Baltarinic Nikola, Vitkovich
| Steve
$40 Kasun Frank
561 Cimermancic George
856 Cvitkovich George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (D-Matt Dennis;
Ella Fitzgerald visits.
1880. WMAL (D-Disneyland
From AeSop to Hans Chris
tan Andersen-aIl cartoon
program of fables and their
makers. (Repeat.)
1855, WTTG ~ - Baseball
Washington VS.. Baltimore.
$500, WRC (4)-Request Per-
Torrance: Army chaplain
takes command Of battered
infantry company.
$500, WTOP t9 frankie
Lame: Joni James, come
dian Gene Baylos, Magician"
Ballantyne and the Tren-
iers.
$3.50, WMAL (0 - Pail Nal
Playhouse: John Ireland in
Western yarn about sheriff
who helps blonde nurderess
escape.
800, WRC (4)-Kraft Thea
ter: 1.-TWO Times Two" COM
edy about backwoods South
ern girl who is lightning cal
culator; June Dayton, Joe
MaroSs.
1000, WTOP (9)-Front Row
Center: Sutton Vane's out
ward Bound" fantasy OF
people aboard strange ship
who realize they are leaving
land of the living; Wilfrid
Knapp, Alan Napier. Isobel
ElSom.
1000, WRC (4)-This is Your
Life: Marjorie Lawrence's
story. (Repeat.)
1000, WMAL (0 - Boxing
Carmen Basilio VS.. Italo
Scortichini. of Italy. in 10
round welterweight bout.
11:25, WMAL "a - Studio
Seven: Dear Little Fools
story Of doctor who falls IN
love with scatterbrained
nurse; Patrick O'Neal.
1880, WRC (4)-Steve Allen:
one-hour segment devoted to
Air Force with Jimmy Doo-
little and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
ID. c. Buhu'iis Protest
iran Outflow Decree

The Baha'is Of the Washing
ton Area today made public q
resolution protesting against the
|Iranian Governments recent de-
cree, outlawing the Bahai faith
in Iran.
The statement was Endorsed
by the Bahais Of Washington
Prince Georges County and
Montgomery County. Maryland
and Alexandria and Arlington
Virginia.
The statement called upon the
Shah and the Iranian Govern
Iment to reconsider the decision
to outlaw the Bahai faith. The
local groups also asked United
States Government to intercede
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
7 eIevision Tomorrow Thursday, Aug. II, 1855

On to
News 10
o.
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1905, WGMS-Wings to South
America: Senator Wiley, Re-
publican of Wisconsin, speaks
on program dedicating new
series of travelogues featuring
folk music and art music OF
Latin America.
1855, WWDC-Baseball: Wash
ington VS.. Baltimore (Tele-
vised, channel S.
500, WASH-FM, 1880, WWDC
True Detective: Strange
Staying of young girl is
probed by police.
$500. WTOP-FBI in Peace and
War: Escaped convict, seek
ing revenge on witness, pur-
sues The Target" Of his
threat.
500, WRC-Conversation: Cliff
ton Fadiman. Aldous Huxley
and Marc Connolly repeat
their conversation on Sci
ence Fiction"
$3.50, WTOP-Amos n Andy
Music Hall: Sapphire enters
the lodge beauty contest.
l0:l5, WMAL-Boxing: Pickup
of bout between Champion
c. Basilio and Italo Scorti-
chini. Mon title.) Televised,
beginning at 10, WMAL-7O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Film on Venezuela

A Aim on Venezuelan progress
sponsored by the Venezuelan
Embassy. will be shown at 8
O'Clock tonight in the Interior
Department Building (South En-
trance Is on C street,. The pub
| lie is invited.