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AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.

LINCOLN $50 Capri hArdtop club
coupes beautiful 2-tone blue, tube
less Wv tires: r. and h.; hydro
sess and a1 Win RCSsr i insaSlhI con-
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 wis. ave.
NV. EN-. 3-0142.
LINCOLN $50 hardtop convertible;
tone. dual range hydramatlci
really beauty! l.295 cash OF
sS296 down, no small loans. BELL
MOTORS, 500 Wisconsin ave.
NV. WO. $4,000. lis
LINCOLN 1858 Capri convertible;
blue with black top. radio. nease a,
brakes. Nhite-wal tires; l owner
excellent condition: Sl.795.
Grady Motors Corp.
7SO9 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 1900
MERCURY 1855 Montelair conv.: p
and h.. Wv. tires oeautlful nil-
tsrsgeet with black top IN mat sl,iss
rom DaTs ns ss!es a sssa H ean SofSoR
SALES. 1717 r. ave, me-, pu'I
MERCURY TsSgH 1855 Monters, 4-dr;.
MereomAtic, fully EQUIP ioT M.
Excel, eond. Best oner' Api -
MERCURY 1881 4-dr. sedan; orig.
Ereen; Wv, tires; r. and h.; over
arrive; very cle2n. finest cond; So4o
cash or x45 down. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1901 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. D.
MERCURY 1854 Monterey epe.: 2
lone finish; fully equip; only 81
695: trade and terms. Ju. 5-Soso'
PiNEY BRANCH MOTORS. -l8
NERO. SO Custom 2-dr. sed.: coup;
financial difficulties II; o-3ioo'
Ext. 1907: or ia. S-953l: 10
MERCURY 1855 Monterey Adj. .
sedan; Jet black, hydra: T. 10 Sn n,a M,
other extras. Looks and drives IKE
M MANN nm oLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST. Sill. sPG. JU: 5-5lS6
MERCURY 1851 4-dr. sedan: orig:
green Wv. tires, r. r., oyerolivs,
very sf sea- DOWN nnes wo SIZE %osToRsi
1891 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. S-Ql4..
oyerdrive: two-tone brown; very
clean; seat covers; $S95. No. lus,
A .30-day guarantee: TRACE ana
terms, MONROE Fo or 1gST E III .
pm. weekdays.
MERCURY '53 sport epe.; 7. and h;
q beautiful car throughout 81 ,ZsS.
No. l33-A; fully guaranteed; trace
and terms. MONROE FORD 5dooo
Wisconsin ave. nv, Wo' o-@oVo
till 9 pm. weekdays.
MERCURY 1858 4-dr.; original gray
finish; I; sd and h. seat covers o'nef
Grady Motors Corp.
1909 Wis. Ave. Beth, OIL. 4-7400
MERCURY 81 custom sport coupe:
r. and h. overdr., excel. eonoltlon
throughout; lowest price In town,
S4e5. Safety tested for your pro-
PAT PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND H.LiCoTT ST. NV.
EE. 7-l20S q-9 Closed SUNDAYS
-l9
MERCURY 1885 2-dr. sedan; 900
miles. like new: 50 l9b. MIIChELL
MOTORS. NC. 222 End ST. n,ya
e. s-4io5. Open III Q sl ss
MERCURY '55 Monterey sport ere;
SSSSIDppsS . Eitn b Ms5fSma turanosss
finish with matching turquoise and
white leather interior: 1000 care
full miles by enc previous oWnef-
Must be sold today; S2.295.
CARR MOTORS
1915 Pa. Ave. Sc. II 7-4a04
MERCURY 1851 convertible; fully
equip, incl. Mercomatic. PRICED at
only $3.50; S45 On. other Msr-
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. --le
MERCURY 80 2-dr.: overdr., r. a.,
Wv. tires: orig: owner msss'
MERCURY fEafa1 .sa monterey Pcrdor Sc
dan; Mercomatle drive: r, h, Wv.
tires; $4,000 mi; Owner golne
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rs convertible: tust
passed n E. inspeetisSsng; s sccS run
so cranbrcok l-dr.:
light blue. new tires; excel. care:
S69b. 10. S-846S. lis
1884 BelVedere 4-door;
ivory and coral: equipped: extra
clean: low mileage; 1895.
WiSSinger Chevrolet
Seven Corners, Fails Church
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AUToMoBILEs EoR SALE

1852 Cambridge: S745.
A better car for less Has radio
and heater. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
3010 Rhode Island ave. ne. De.
2-6300. -1o
1919 4-door sedan:
radio and heater; excellent condi-
ton inside and out: 1915. Call
MRS. BEACH. 10. 7-7294. IL
SO: large selection
company offieial cars: our low over
head means big SAVINGS for you.
MARYLAND MOTORS. INC,
Rockville, Nd, OIL. 4-66OO. Open
ewes. -l6
1851 Cranbrook 4.door:
Winterized and fully equipped. In
cludes snow tires: orig. jet black.
Today only. S495.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST., sIL. sPo. ~. 6-6ls6
PLYMOUTH as Spec. de luxe club
coupe: r. and h.: overhauled: excel.
eond.; orig. owner; S2b0 .yU.
PLYM. '5s Beiyedere sport cpe.: q
Ssb. See At PAUL'SS GULF GERv-
ICE. N. Capitol and n. Y. ave. lis
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AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. sedan; fully
equipped: beautiful black finish;
only S. down. $50 month; CaIl M Z;
CRAWFORD, $500 Champlain st.
NV, Wash.'s Oldest Dodge Dealer.
Id
PLYMOUTH as 4-door: :. and b..
good tires and motor. e1aX In sGos
q. s. NO. ] TO
BANNING Il SONS
$500 BALTIC. AVE, UN. 1880 :
Ask for Mr. Hakes Open 3 70 3
PLYMOUTH 1881 Cambridge 4-dr !;
extra clean. low mil: $40. Sees at
HHRPERiS GULF. New Jersey and
Mass; ayss. Mo ..a.,.
originsl finish: excellent condition:
unusually clean car for only s345
at TREW MOTOR CO. 9Th and
Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
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AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

hsrdIS driven: sl.4s Si Nv. saS 9sgSi
balance. IA. 5-9187. 10
PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook 4-dr.: r.
and h.. hydrive; car no. 241-Ai
S945; Al. condition: terms and
trade; 30-dey warranty. MONROE
yer 6prinE. Nd, Open Weekdays til
8, Ju. 5-7s04.
er, turn signals. safety wheel rims.
one owner: Wheelmobile free"
warranty. Lab.
WHEELER, INC.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-1020
PLYMOUTH 1880
2-Door Green Sedan
Rich forrest green and fully
equipped with radio, heater,
seat covers. signals. etc. Guar.
anteed trouble.free meehan-
ieally. Definitely gift ct
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7 ;SP w e S cSsnssry Club g &C. $500 $3.50
PLYMOUTH 1913 special De luxe
sedan; carefully kept: black originaI
inish Ike new. sparkling chrome.
near new: runs nne: latest Va. In
spection Also several other hne
buys In this low price class In Ply
mouths, cheyyoiefs. Fords. Pontiaes
and others. No down payment. IL
mos. 70 pay. ERWIN FORD CO,
FAIRFAX. va. u. 1850 or CIR.
3-1330.
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WIHEEIER INC

'56 Plaza 2-door; heat
er, turn. sienals. safety wheel rims.
beautiful turuonise blue, very clean,
one owner: Wheelmobile free
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GARassF WAshiNN9ToN pHAIEk
$500 wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-I020
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oLDsMOBIIE '55 super "sS" Hoii.
day coupe, finished in stunning
turquoise and white; many extras;
power steering, power brakes, n.y.
dra.. ETC.; sec warranty. Sacrifice,
ESQ. zI.Y, >>,L
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OLDS '54 "aS" de luxe Holiday
coupe: hydra. r. and h.. power
steering. power brakes, Wv. tires,
special 2-tone finish and many
extras: sold and seryieed by US
since new: only 81 .196. safety
tested for your protection. 30-day
written warranty.
PAUL BROS. {Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT 81, NV.
EE 7-130S % Closed sundays
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PAUL BROS. (Olds) 3
WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST. NV.
IKE, 7-l3os 30 Closed SUNDAYS
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MERCURY so sport cpe.; 7. and h: ;
q beautiful car throughout; 81 ,2eo.
No. l33-A; fully guaranteed; trade
and terms. MONROE FORD. 5l00
Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. 6-sOuO
q mAnkhaNs
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GradY MotorS Corp.

IIduy MUtOAO NOA
1900 Wis. Ave, Beth. OF 400
oLDs '55 '.eS" de luxe Holiday
coupe; hydra, r. and D.. power
steering and power brakes, Wv;
tires, tinted glass. safety padded
dash. special 3rtone. anisE 5000
actual mile: Elesnsst sa III q .oSn,
tested for. your pgoteetion. 30
day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OldS)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE 7-I30S 3D. Closed sundays
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OLDS 80 "0S" de luxe 4-door sedan;
hydra, r. and h.; immac. cond.;
only S495. safety tested for your
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LINCOLN 1858 Capri convertible;
blue with black top. radio, heatet,
hydramatie, power steering power
brakes. White-wall tires; l owner
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MERCURY 1854 Monterey epe.; 2
lone finish; fully equip; only Sh:-
6g5: trade and terms. ~. 5-SoSo'
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. - ..i1n
financial difficulties II. $4,000
Ext. 74O37; or IA. S-9531. IN
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OLDSMoBILE 1852 Super ''ss" Sc
dan: fun power: beautiful 2-tone
finish: very clean: owner: only
S145 dn. other oldsmobiles 70
choose from; "; 5-s525. PiNEY
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\ ANN eiI' nInSMQRILE

MERCURY 1855 Monterey 4-dr.
sedan; let black. hydra. T. and n.
mower brakes. Wv. tires and many
other extras. Looks and drives IKE
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oI.DS IS Super "ss" convertible
seuDs; h .15 o., aS Ps.k r. sDs Gssy
padded dash. beautiful s-tone
finish. Wv. tires; tinted glass:
q saving Of $500, only g, sos.
safety tested for your protection.
3O-day written yarfanty
PAUL BROS. (OldS)
, WIS, AND EILICoTT ST. NV.
kE T-i3BSF 90 Closed Sundays
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.AuToMoBlLfs FoR sALE

OLDS '56 Super "ss" Holiday. coupe
HYDRA. r. and h.. power steering
and power brakes. Wv, tires
padded dash. This car has less
than 5000 actual miles and looks
like the day It came on the show
room floor. $685., safety tested
for your protection. 30-day written
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MERCURY 1885 2-dr, sedan: 1000
miles, like new; So ,l95, MITCHELL
MOTORS. NC. 222 2nd ST n,v;l
EX. 3-4105. Open til o closed
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MERCURY f65 Monterey sport eqe.;
equipped with Mercomatic drive,
finish with matching turquoise AND
white leather interior: 1000 care
full miles by enc previous ownef-
Must be sold today; S2:2s5.
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MERCURY 80
SOS DOWN
Edmonds Ford

!. 81 4-dr.; :. and b.; excsp-
,aly clean; cleaning black nm
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MERCURY 81 Custom sport cHupe,
+. and h., overdr.. excel. condition
throughout; lowest price in town,
S4p5. Safety tested for your pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
BY ELEM

The last-minute rush is on
and it's hardly a time that
can be called merry for those
harried shoppers who may
have figured that since every
body else did their shopping
early, they would be the only
ones in the stores.
OF course, that's a wild
dream that has never come
true for anybody at Christmas.
So. We dedicate this column
to those who have lots of good
will but whose time for shop
ping has run out.
Check Your List
Who's been forgotten on the
gift list?
YOUR SECRETARY?-It1l
appear that you really thought
long and hard about gettins
her the right gift if you buy
her something that is geared
to her hours spent away from
the Office. A gift for her home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

in them. Tussy's liquid bubble
bath. softly scented toilet
water. and her very own pow
der mitt in the budding
beauty" fragrance will prove
perfect for her. Tussy prod
ucts are carried at all DEPART
ment stores.
Your grandmother?-She'll
adore the famed Mary Chess
sachets that come newly
dressed in white satin with a
French Garden pastel flower
design. There are single tuck
in sachets, a 5 by 5 perfumed
pillow, a larger "elbow" pillow,
and a still larger "chaise" pill
low-all real boudoir confec-
tons. The pillows are trimmed
with a wide band of lovely lace
and finished off on one plump
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

about a white fox muff that
spells glamour whenever 1t 10
used with a costume. All fur
riers are carrying them here
in town and they're a sure
fire hit with the feminine con-
tingent.
Yourself?-Treat yourself to
at least one gift you've bought
for a friend that, deep down..
you would like to own your
self. If it's a book, buy it. II
it's bottle of perfume, then
get the small size to have on
hand for yourself to enjoy. The
idea is that you, too. deserve
at least one gift that doesn't
have to be exchanged.
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side with a pale blue satin
tailored bow. Then. too, there's
a lace scented flannel and
satin throw scented with
famous Mary Chess fragrance
to grace a chest of drawers.
These are at the Mary Chess
Shop. 826 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Powder Box An Idea
For that feminine someone
you don't want to forget who's
been so nice to you on so many
different occasions? Maybe
she's your switchboard opera
tor. An empty gift powder box
by Charles OF the Ritz at
Woodward & Lothrop's that
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can later be filled with powder
made-to -order to her own
coloring Is a nice gesture.
Your wife?-Take a quick
glimpse into her wardrobe
closet. Check the size of her
blouse and look to see if she's
wearing a pet tweed skirt of
late. If it's f1ecked in either
pink. blue, yellow or turquoise
think about getting her a wool
jersey blouse to really pick up
the color. Peck g. Peck has a
number of attractive styles
that are meant for the tweedy
set.
\
Your sweetheart? - h t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Last-Minute Gift Ideas
For the TardY Shopper

land it can be a ceramic jar
done by a fine American artist
such as the one at IFA CAL
leries, or another good looking
ceramic piece like an art ash
tray or a tall flower container)
might do the trick. Then. too.
a good looking umbrella she
can keep in the office for a
rainy day is a nice thought on
your part. The Umbrella Shop
has some very stylish slim cnes
on hand.
For the Young Miss
Your little niece?-Budding
beauties all over the land love
the feminine gift. Tussy has
remembered all members Of
the family. including little
girls, If she's shower fan.
she'll like the jumbo bath soap
that comes with a pale blue
cord to slip around the neck
and stay secure. Bubble baths
are adored by women of all
ages and the little ones delight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
MARY MARGARET
MCBRIDE
lust Call Her Silent Sal

Let no one be puzzled by the
new Mcbride. the monosyl-
Liable, undertaking Mcbride.
It's Just that I'm recovering
from O run-in with q gusher.
The advice books on how to
be very. very popular urge the
seeker after this agreeable gift
to be enthusiastic. generous
with compliments, Jealous in
emphasizing good points, skill
full In CLOSING over the less
pleasant. A gusher is one who
has taken this advice just a
little too literally.
So after being exposed to a
super-gusher for four hours
recently 1t was easy to decide
that to be dour, even pessi-
mistic, is better.
The gusher IA woman-Ive
not often run into a male OF
the species) arrived at the
farm in the company of some
friends. She almost tainted at
her first sight of the view.
Nearly everybody is a bit
breathless at the combination
of lake and mountain and it
would be Disappointing If
superlatives were not immedi-
ately forthcoming. The gush-
er, however, wasn't content
with adjectives. Everybody
would get into fine, interest
ing conversation and then,
right in the middle of an
amusing anecdote. the gusher
would sigh, did you ever in
your life see anything more
gorgeous than those shadows
and that little column OF
smoke against the evergreens?
Good manners would force
the story-teller to pause for
this, and when he resumed,
of course, the aneedote had
gone rather fiat. And the
gusher, with a sense of timing
which in tennis would have
won her the Davis Cup, kept
I'D the running ruinous coun-
terpoint for four hours - the
length of her visit.
She was also an exclaimer.
Every few minutes she would
exclaim how well I looked. 1t
seems that we'd met about
two years ago and I must have
looked pretty horrible then for
it is Just amazing. the change
in me. I thanked her for her
first and second comments and
maybe even the third as she
kept on interrupting her own
and other peoples converse
ton to comment on my i'm
proved appearance. But ! be-
gan inevitably to wonder just
how close / had been to dis
solution two years before. I
still can't remember that I
was feeling sick or even look
ing much different than / do
now but I've had ever since
an actual feeling Of averted
doom! ..
The gusher practically
swooned over the lobster
salad: she went into ecstacies
over the silver pattern; she
simply adored the African vio-
lets. Not just once. Over and
over again. Finally We decided
that flattering is her way Of
getting attention.
When at long last she de-
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After-Theoter Party

The Younger Members
Group of the English-Speaking
Union will entertain the cast
of the musical. THE Boy
Friend" at q champagne sup
per after the performance on
December 80. The party will
be given in the American
Newspaper Women's Club, 1904
Twentieth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

parted. I did a little soul
searching. What about my
own tendencies? Do ! some
times seek to make friends
and influence people by too
much enthusiasm? There's not
much doubt about 1t. I've
quite often been fulSome.
That's how came the new,
depressed Mcbride!
(From A. p. NewSfeatures)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
To Sponsor Fund

The University Women's
Club will sponsor a Christmas
fund for the Children's VII
lage. The fund will be used for
new equipment for the VII
lagos recreational program
when 1t moves to new quarters
at Blue Plains next May.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Mrs. Hobby Outlines
Health Plan Strategy
AT News Conference
BY the Asseeiaied Press

The Eisenhower administra-
ton is ready to argue before
Congress that its health program
offers a chance to provide more
people with better health insur-
ance than they can get now.
Administration strategy. as
outlined yesterday by Secretary
of Welfare Hobby, also is to
contend the program just laid
before the Democratic ic-controlled
Congress is more specific than
the reinsurance plan pigeonholed
by the Republican-run 83d Con-
greSS last June.
Representative Williams. DEM
ocrat. of Mississippi, who made
the motion to spike the reinsur-
ance program at the last ses-
sion. said in an interview he
wants to study the new version
in detail before committing him.
self. He said he's not sure to
what extent it differs from the
old one, which he said wouldn't
accomplish anything"
Press Gets Fill-In.
Mrs. Hobby. at a news confer
/ ence, filled in some details on the
health message which President
| Eisenhower sent to Capitol Hill
Monday.
A key feature is a renewed re-
quest for Government funds to
"reinsure" private health insur-
ance plans so they could afford
to give broader coverage reach
ing more people.
Mrs. Hobby said this proposal
not only has been made more
specific than last years but also
has been changed to reflect the
recommendations of the State
insurance commissioners and
other experts"
She said she did not know how
the revised bill would be received
by the American Medical Asso-
citation, whose Board of Trustees
is to consider it this weekend in
Chicago. ANA opposition was
credited with swaying many
votes against the measure last
year.
Not a Cure-All.
| Mrs. Hobby had this to say OF
the new plan:
1T is not a cure-all. There
Evening star., 1955-02-02
New Insecticide Kills Flies Immune 10 DDT

recently in a large dairy barn
where there was a high fly popu-
lation with known Immunity"
to DDT.
1.-THE flies were reduced ito
nearly zero in less than four
hours by eight grams of DDVP. :"
the department said, where it
was estimated that it would have
taken 10000 grams of DDT."
DDVP was developed by DR..
George w. Pearce, chief of the
chemistry section Of the Public
Health Services laboratory at
Savannah, Ga, and Chemists
Arnold M. Mattson and Jane T..
Spillane.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

is no magic in the proposal. The
proposal does offer an oppor-
tunity to provide more people
with health insurance and to
provide them with better health
insurance.
She said if the plan is ap-
proved by Congress and accepted
by the insurance companies 'it
would result in substantial in
creases in the payment of medi-
cal costs through insurance.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Hishlights
TeIeyision Todoy.

1900. WRC (N-Norby: David
Wayne tries to be patient
with Joan Lorring. whose
spendthrift ways threaten to
put them both on charity.
1880, WTTG (5)-Million Dol
lar Movie: A kiss brings a
statue to life, in "One Touch
of Venus" with Ava Gardner
and Robert Walker.
1880, WMAL (D-Disneyland:
A cartoon show based on
Kenneth Grahame's Wind
in the Willows" with the
voices Of Basil Rathbone and
Eric Blore.
$3.50, WMAL tO-Stu Erwin
Show: Interfering in-laws
upset the plans Merry Anders
and Martin Miner have for
redecorating their apartment.
$500, WRC ~ - Television
Theater: An industrialist en-
counters opposition where he
least expected it when he
tries to buy a valley in which
to erect q factory, in "The
Skin Came" starring Jack
Livesey, adapted from the
story by John Galsworthy.
$3.50, WMAL az - Who Said
That?: John DAILY moderates
a new quiz panel composed
of Pat Carroll, Bob ConsidiEe
and guest James c. Hagerty
the Presidents press secre-
tary.
1000, WTOP (9) = Best Of
Broadway: Jackie Gleason is
a man of enormous egotism
who struggles to preserve his
self respect, in THE Show
Off," with Thelma Ritter,
Cathy O'Donnell. Alice
Ghostly and Carleton Carpen-
ter.
1000, WMAL G) - Racket
Squad: Reed Hadley investi-
gates the numbers racket.
1880, WMAL (7)-Eddie Can
tor Show; Pat Crowley and
Don before in a comedy
drama.
1920. WMAL (7)-Seven Star
Theater: Alan Ladd and Vic
tor Mature star in a sea story,
Captain Caution"
I1:25, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: A foreign correspond
ent risks his life attempting
to get facts in the Cardinal
Mindszenty case. in Guilty
of Treason" with Charles
Bickford. Paul Kelly and Bo-
nita Granville.
Rodio Today.
7:15, WWDC-Tris Coffin: In
terviews the Rev. Glenn Ech,
director of volunteer services
of the Mennonite Church.
$500, WTOP-FBI In Peace and
War: A seemingly respectable
young man becomes a thief
at two-year intervals, until
his innocently involved wife
betrays him. in "The Senti-
mental Streak" starring
Rosemary Prinz and Larry
Haines.
$3.50, WGMS - National Sym
phony: A live concert from
Constitution Hall. including
Weber's "Euryanthe Over
ture" and Beethoven's Sym
phony No. 7 in A.
$3.50, WRC-Big Story: Re-
porter Charles Manos. Of the
Detroit Free Press. aids in the
arrest and prosecution of a
matron fostering juvenile de-
linquency.
$3.50, WMAL-PreSident Eisen-
hover: Highlights Of the
Presidents press conference.
$3.50, WTOP-Amos m Andy
Music Hall: Guests are
Singer Rosemary Clooney and
her young sister Gail.
11:15, WRC-Senator Knowland
Speaks to the Montgomery
County Republican State
Central Committee re-
broadcast.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
BY the As.osio,.d Pres.

A super-powerful new insecti-
eide said to have great possi-
bilities for farm and public
health use has been developed
by the United States Public
Health Service.
Known as DDVP (for its
chemical name, dimethyl dich-
loro vinyl phosphate) the sub
stance is described as more dead
ly to insects yet less harmful to
humans and farm animals than
many currently used insecticides.
The Welfare Department, an
nouncing its development yes
terday, said DDVP was tested
The frontiersman., 1955-12-15
CHURCH CHOIR WILL. PRESENT CANTATA

A representative choir from Palmer under the direction Of Mrs. Jean Lancaster is scheduled to sing for television broadcast this Saturday night, December IT, at 9:30 pm. The program will be viewed on KTVA, Channel II. The choir will present the Christ mas Cantata, The Babe of Beth lehem," by Bernard Hamlen. It is composition of varied and unusual musical arrangements.
 Immediately preceding the broadcast, the group will be sing ing the cantata at the Anchorage Youth For Christ service which is held in the Anchorage Carpen Gers' Hall. The entire program will be repeated in Palmer at the Church of God on Friday, Decem- Der g, at 500 pm.