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Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
SOLDIER-PROFESSOR

AUSTIN, Tex. -(P)- Brig. Gen.
J. r. Beishline, who retired at the
age of 40, is now a senior manage
ment professor at the University of
Texas School of Business. He for
merly commanded the 10th Divi-
sion's artillery at Fort Riley, Kan.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
CAMERAS ARE RULERS

NORFOLK, Va. Up The Navy
is using cameras to determine the
depth of water. Commander John
A. Goodman told the Optimist Cluo
this type of aerial reconnaissance
has been successful with water as
deem as 40 fathoms. Depths are fig-
ured from the frequency OF 'he
waves and the density OF the mega
tiyes.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
ECONOMY HOUSEHOLD

DALLAS, Texas - up - A Dali
las butcher testified the reason he
was living with his former wife
was that it was too expensive to
be married to her.
He said he and his wife were al
ways having spats. After every one,
she'd go to a lawyer.
Each visit to lawyer cost me
from s215 to $4,000"
They were divorced in 1853 and
began their informal living ar
rangement last year.
His testimony came in bank
ruptcy proceeding.
The annual death rate in France
fell from 13.5 per 1000 to 11.9 be-
tween 1916 and 1854, and was Is per
thousand before World War ii.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
LOUIS DRESSING

liz cups mayonnaise
Va cup French dressing
A cup chilli sauce
2 tablespoons minced chives
4 green olives. chopped
l teaspoon horseradish
/ teaspoon Worcestershire
Salt, pepper to taste
Combine all the ingredients.
Chill. Serve as dressing for
seafood salads or as q cocktail
sauce for chilled shrimp. Makes
21z cups.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Freight car loadings continued
ION the upgrade last week, top
ping the levels Of last year and
two years ago. Volume for the
week ended October ! reached
|820.3I2 cars, 1881 cars or 0.2
per cent above the previous week.
Association Of American Rail-
roads.
Heavy construction contract
awards reported in the week
ended Monday totaled $464, $685.
900. This brought volume for
the 40 weeks Of 1855 to $14, $685.
|74D. 900, some 80 per cent higher
than year ago and IL per cent
ahead Of the previous record
pace in 1952.-Engineering News
Record and the Construction
Daily.
Sales By wholesalers IN August
totaled sos billion, an advance
of 2 per cent above July. Whole
Isaler inventories were unchanged
lat around $l1.8 hillion-Com-
|nerce Department.
Proposed merger of Hooker
Electrochemical Co. and Niagara
Alkali Co. was approved at Nj
aeara Falls. N. r, BY directors
of both companies.
MuItibllliOn- dollar expansion
program announced for the
Hughes plant at Tucson, Ariz..
which porduces Falcon guided
missiles for the Air Force. EN-
ploye rolls Of 4.371 there Is to be
increased to $500 and probably
beyond.
Alumium production in ia
maica is to be expanded by
aluminium, Ltd. of Montreal.
It would cost too much to
switch now from tax stamps to
periodic returns for collection of
excises on liquor and tobacco,
Dan T. Smith, special assistant
to Treasury Secretary Humphrey,
says,
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Stocks Decline
Under Selling
In Slow Trade

NEW YORK. Oct. Z (R-The
stock market eased lower today
under the moderate pressure Of
midday selling.
Most major divisions were
lower. A few withstood the de-
cline, but these stocks were not
especially in demand.
Losses went from to 8 points
in a number Of instances. Gains
usually. we're fractional.
Despite q pickup In activity as
prices dipped, the pace Of trading
was unusually slow, and 1t was
right around yesterdays $780,
900 shares. lowest since Au-
gust %.
Principal divisions involved in
the decline were steels, motors,
coppers. oils and the railroads.
Corporate bonds were mixed.
United States Government issues
over the counter were higher.
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Evening star., 1955-10-07
D. c. Bonk Looms EDGE
Near AII-Time Record ).

III. win preside at a business
session at 2 pm. Henry @. Ches-
ley. president Of the Wilson
Paper Box Co. Of Richmond. will
speak.
Staunton banks win be hosts
at a reception preceding dinner
at 7 pm. Edmund Harding Of
Washington. N. c., will be dinner
speaker. Nearby banks to be
represented include:
Alexandria National, Burke &
Herbert Trust Co.. First q Citi-
zens National of Alexandria,
Mount Vernon Bank g. Trust,
Arlingto Trust, Clarendon
Trust. First National OF Arling-
ton. Old Dominion Bank, Shir-
lington Trust, National Bank Of
Manassas, Peoples National of
and the First National
Of Quantico.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Retail SaIesUp
5harpIyinW Week

NEW YORK, Oct. Z R--A
brisk upturn in retail trade was
reported by DUN q Bradstreet
today for the week ended We'd
nesday, October s.
Indian summer" temperatures
brought shoppers fiocking to the
stores in some parts Of the cou1-
try: widespread promotions
helped, too. Volume was mod
erately higher than the week
before and considerably exceeded
last years level.
Many shoppers turned their at
tention TO household goods.
Mems wear merchants reported
sales well above the levels Of q
year ago.
Auto retail sales spurted a
some makers introduced 1856
models and prices were cut on
some 1855.
Dollar volume for the week was
/ to 8 per cent higher than In
the like week last year.
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Evening star., 1955-10-07
BY DONALD 3. HADLEY

Both total loans and CONNER
cial loans Of 70 reserve member
banks here turned upward in the
week ended September 2s and
were close to all-time peaks OF
August. the Federal Reserve
Bank Of Richmond disclosed to-
day.
Outstanding loans of $479,-
$4,000 were up $l,liS,o00 from
a week earlier and were the
highest on record except for an
August "a total Of $481, ,739 900.
They also were 1875 per cent
above 05,525,000 on Septem-
bei~ 20 last year.
Commercial loans Of $204, 4,513,-
000 were 81, ,491 900 above a week
earlier and 10 per cent ahead Of
$172.059.00o q year earlier. They
also we're close to their all-time
peak of $2o8.346, 900 last Au-
gust 10.
Real estate loans of $136,l62,- :
600 on September 28 were up
$408. 900 in the week and 81 per
cent ahead of sl26,ol0.000 a year
earlier.
Other loans, mostly consumer
loans. totaled $lSO,207. 900 on
September 28, down $94S. 900 in
the week, but 80 per cent above
$l00,090.000 on the like 1854
date.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Coleman Named Director
OF virginia Metal

Prof. Armand r. Coleman OF
the University of Virginia Grad
uate School of Business Admins
istration in Charlottesville, has
been elected a director Of Vir-
ginia Metal Products, Inc, OF
Orange, Va.
The announcement was made
by William C. McMillen, jr.,
board chairman Of the firm,
which is a subsidiary Of Chesa-
peake Industries. Inc.
The University Of Virginia
Center in Arlington is accepting
registrations for an architects
review course and surveyors re-
view course TO be held at Z pm.
on Monday nights at Washing
ton-Lee High School in Arling-
ton. starting October II.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Virginia Banks Plan
Group III Meeting

Oflcers Of various nearby Vir-
ginia banks will attend the an
nual meeting Of Group III, Vir-
ginia Bankers Association. at
Staunton on Saturday, Oc-
tober %.
Thomas E. Sebrell III, secre-
tary-treasurer Of Clarendon
Trust Co., and president of Group
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Variable Annuity Chief
70 Address CLU CHAPTER

George E. johnson, Chartered
Life Underwater and president
of the Variable Annuity Life In
surance Co., will address men,
bers and guests Of Washington
Chapter, Chartered Life Under
writer's at the Woodner Hotel
Monday night.
Mr.. johnson will discuss vari-
able annuity insurance. one Of
the latest developments in life
insurance, and is expected to
have a capacity audience.
The speaker is law graduate
of the University of Nebraska
and from 1929 to 1885 was asso-
ciated with a New York law
firm. He was an officer Of Teach
ers Insurance and Annuity Asso-
citation of America from 1885 to
1855 and was vice president and
general counsel Of TIAA from
1852 to 1855.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Oct. R.--Cotton
and hedrinT. refiectinT nervousness over
the size OF the Government cotton crop
report coming up on Monday. Early
losses extended to more than $l bale.
The market then rallied fairly .briskly
on trade buying. but met more selling in
the afternoon. with some deliveries NOV
ing into new low ground for the day.
Switching operations we're active. Some
foreign selling developed in later months.
There was only one October transferable
notice issued at New York.
The average guess Of the 90 members
of the New York Cotton Exchange placed
the 1855 cotton crop at 13.455, 900 bales.
compared with the Government Septem-
Der report Of I2,S73,0OO bales.
Late afternoon prices were Is cents
to S1.7O q bale lower than the previous
close. October 32.20, December 31.S3
and March 30.72.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
cHIcAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. OCT R,--UsDA). -
Salable hogs $1,000: market slow, gen.
orally 80 lower on all butchers; sows
around IS lower; receipts largest for
Friday since early May. butchers scaling
lgg-24e lbs predominant in receipts and
6ulk these at, lowest prices for October
y ~ years most mixed No. ] to Is
iS0-2S0 ID butchers, l475-15.00: few
decks mixed No. / and Is 1a0-225 lbs,
l5.1o-15.25: 90 head lot Of U. s. No.
Is 200 lbs at 1888; few 1e0-Is1 ID,
ID .0O-14.75 weights over 260 lbs scarce :
sows In larger lots 500 lbs and lighter.
l36q:14;f5; few small lots 500-600
salahie cattle 1000: salable calves
100; Slaughter steers and heifers ex-
|remely scarce. market quoted nominaiiy
steady to weak; other slaughter cattle
about steady: yealers Arm; few lots good
and choice s25-1 .050 ID steers and mixed
yearlings, I900-2l so: few good and
choice heiters, Is.50-2t. 00i utility and
commercial cows. l0,00-I2.50: canners
and cutters. =. S.50-10,6d: utility to low
commercial bulls. 125O-l3.50: good and
choice veaiers, 21.00-2800.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
City Stores Directors
Vote Usual Dividends

Directors of City Stores Co.,
which operates Lansburgh's De-
partment Store here, have de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF
$1.o6A a shore on Az per cent
preferred stock and a dividend
of IS cents a common share.
Both dividends will be payable
November to holders of record
October II.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

Hourly Sales ON the exchange
New York Timel
11:0O am $40 600 IL noon go 600
100 pm $50 600 800 p.m 600 600
,tunit Of trading 10 shares or sales In
Rates OF divldends in the foresoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual dec
laration unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not included
O Also extra or extras b Annual rate
Plus stock dividend Declared OF paid
year PAYABLE IN stock estimated cash
value on ex-dtvidend or redistribution
h Declared or paid after stock dividend or
an accumulattve issue with dividends In
arrears PAID this year. dividend
last "a siyidsnd meeting; Desiarsd or PAID
ins dividend cid Called Z Ex dividend
x-dis * distribution. kEx rights.
XIV without warrants, wv With warranty
wd When distributed. wi When Issued
sIn bankruptcy or receiyership or being
Teorganixed under the Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed by such companies,
Evening star., 1955-10-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. 7 un.--Mixed trends
ITuled in grains, with dealings at slow
pace on the Board OF Trade today
Wheat, particularly the nearby deliv-
cries, was quite firm. Buying was based
on firmness in cash markets and expecta-
tons Of soce pickup in export business.
Corn and soybeans also were q little
Oats and rye. which have been acting
better than the rest of the list over the
past few days, sagged under mild profit
taking
December, 2,05h; corn L4-ss higher. De-
cember 1.32bs; oats UNCHANGED to u
lower, December. 64a4; rye N-ss lower,
December, l.1291; soybens Il to / cent
higher, November, 2.43ia. and lard 5
cents lower to s cents hundred pounds
higher, October, 1915.
Cash Grain
Wheat, none; corn, No. yellow,
j ,s9ss; No, 5. i ,5eIa- -esis; sample grade,
.26ia: oats, No. l heavy white. 67ia:
No 4 extra heavy white, 65ls; soybean
oil, lo4s, soybean meal. 80 .5n-60. 90;
barley, nominal; mating choice. i.30-
40; feed, ST-l OF
Evening star., 1955-10-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Oct. Z A.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow. Great Britain In
dollars. others In cents:
Canadian dollar In New York open
D. s IL cents Il D on IL: i1s9 Of % q cent. T. Ao''''S
Europe: Great Britain pound S2.79M,
UP y; Great Britain 80 day futures
2.7Sh, Up 7k32; Great Britain so day
(franc1 i 99h. up .ooH; France tfrancl
.2SS Of q cent; Germany .(Westernl
I,dentsche markI 23;s5; Holland Sguilderl
cent: Portugal (escudo) 3.50: Sweden
(kronal 1884; Switzerland (franc)
(free) 1894: Denmark (kronel 1880.
7.22: Brazil (freeJ / .3S, on .03: Mexico
S.02; Venezuela (bolivarD 30.03.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1880.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Johnston Is Reelected
BY AircOach TranSuOrt

II. B. Johnston was reelected
president Of the Aircoach
transportation Association. the
trade association of 35 inde-
pendent, nonsubsidized airlines,
for the third consecutive year at
the fourth annual membership
meeting of ACTA at the Shera-
bn-C Carlton Hotel yesterday.
Robert D. Jones was elected
acting chairman of the board,
replacing Douglas Whitlock, who
will continue as a counsel. All
other members of the board were
also reelected, They include:
Roy C. Briten, Gus Callas, L. E.
Hermann. o. L. Morrow. H. B.
Robinson.
Other officers reelected in-
clude::' A. j. Rome. first vice
president and secretary; G. N.
Astras. treasurer, and r. c.
Jones. vice president Of opera
tiors.
During the past six months
the IS independent airlines of
ACTA have carried 12.340 pas
sengers and over a million
pounds Of cargo In fulfilling
their contracts to fly cargo as
wen as servicemen and their de-
pendents over the Atlantic and
the Pacific Oceans.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Hog Prices Decline
To Nine-Yeur Low

CHICAGO. Oct. Z (R.-Hog
prices tumbled to the lowest level
in more than nine years today.
Losses ranged from Is to so cents
a hundred pounds.
Most butchers sold at STATS to
SIS, the lowest since June %.
1946, when Office of Price Stahi-
lization ceilings were in effect.
Major livestock markets re-
ceived large numbers of hogs.
Receipts at IL terminals totaled
80.400 hogs compared with 53,728
q year ago and 58,707 two years
ago.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
New Record Is Set
By Alb Chapter
AS Glasses Sturt

With the start OF a new
semester on Monday, enrolment
|of Washington Chapter, Ameri-
can Institute OF Banking.
reached a new high OF $40, it
was announced today by William
n. Reading. first vice president
and education chairman for the
chapter this year. He is assistant
treasurer Of Suburban Trust Co.
Included in the enrolment are
|l90 beginning students, who
have signed up for fundamentals
Iof banking and made it neces-
|sary to assign a fifth instructor.
William H. Smith Of Riggs Ma.
Itional, to this course. Other in
lstructors in the course are:
Stephen o. Porter. Riggs Ma
Itional; Louis C. Paladini, Mum
lsey Trust; John L. Risdon, Ma
Itional Savings q Trust, and
Lloyd S. Carey. Suburban Trust.
Warren r.. Forster. president
lof Munsey Trust, q veteran
member Of the facultys is be-
ginning his first year as dean.
Mrs. Vera w. Rhine, assistant
vice president Of Union Trust
Co.. has become the chapters
first woman faculty member.
She Is instructing a class in
bank bookkeeping. Other faculty
members are:
Arnold Z. Chase. Bureau Of Labor
6tatisttcs: John r. Cocker. Rigss Ma
tional; Edward T. Crawford, OF Howell
a. Co; T. Baxter Davis, National BarE
lof WASHINGTON: George r. Galleher. of
Merrill Lynch. Pierce. Fenner a Beane:
Was;hington: II Han Katzenbach. Std
well.Frienda School. Thomas g. Mailon.
T.. National Bank Of Washington: Ralph
Mittendorn. American Security a.
Also: Charles o. Pratt attorney: Mrs
Vera W. Rhine. Union Trust; Myles Il
Robinson, Air Transport Association;
Richard Watkins, National Bank OF
Washington: Cornelius Whalin. attor-
ney; Joseph 1. Whyte. American Sc
leuyity Il Trust.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Two Omcers Promoted
BY Directors nf GETCn

Directors Of Government EN-.
ployes Insurance Company an
nounced two promotions follow
ing q board meeting yesterday.
George F. Levin was elected
assistant vice president OF per-
sonnel and win continue as as.
sistant secretary OF the company
and its af1iliates.
John w. Keller was elected
assistant vice president Of opera
tions. He formerly was assistant
department head, operations.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Purchasing Men To Hear
Contracts Exnert

The Purchasing Agents Asso-
i ciation OF Washington will hear
Government expert discuss selec-
ton of contract types and pric-
ing of Department Of Defense
Contracts at dinner meeting at
the Broadmoor on Tuesday. Oc-
tober 18.
Guest speaker will be T. A.
Pilson, chief Of the policy branch.
Purchasing and Contracting Di-
vision, Office Of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Real Estate Syndicate
Formed by Bruno

Joseph E. Bruno, president OF
Joseph E. Bruno, Inc. realtors,
and a director of Capital City
Savings & Loan Association, has
organized Property Investors, q
real estate purchasing syndicate,
with Offices at DOT H street NV.
Mr.. Bruno has been in the real
estate business here for Is years
and an appraiser and board
member Of the association for
10 years.
Immediately associated with
the organization are: Barto A.
Crivella, Joseph A. Curro, Bruno
J. Bozzi and o. L. Davis. The
syndicate will purchase and sell
Maryland and District property.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Oct. a R,.-Spot non
4s-SSs sstlpss cents ss . pound. Connecticut val
ley. Lead l5h cents . pound, New
York. zinc IS cents . pound, East st.
Louis. TiR p6s cents . pound. New
York. Foreign silver Ella cents per
troy ounce New York a. Pi,tssSrEat e,,assS r
A4,00-45.Oo,
Evening star., 1955-10-07
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Oct. 4 R).-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot. transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for Oct. g.:
Purchases OF 1874 shares: sales Of
1884 shares including 1910 shares
sold short
Evening star., 1955-10-07
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, Oct. 4 Hs,--National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Noon ouotatfonsl
Evening star., 1955-05-15

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Evening star., 1955-05-15

ship surgeon who saves life
of young seaman and finds
life worth living for himself.
$3.50, WRC (A-Robert Mont
gomery: Suspenseful drama
of British Counter-Intelli-
gence agent matching wits
with Nazi spy; Colin
Keith-Johnston, Christopher
Hewett.
10000, WTOP (9)-Studio One:
Strange Companion" story
of companion servant to
elderly hpyochondriac and
the conflict that develops
when younger woman falls
in love; Peggy Ann Garner,
Cathleen NeSbitt.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
Proarom and HiqhIiqhts for Mondoy, May Is

7:oo. WRC az - Sherlock
Holmes: In Case Of the
Thistle Killer" Sherlock
traps killer Of beautiful
young women.
$500, WMAL (7)-Reader's
Digest: Arthur Franz as
Bertillion, frances Great
est Detective.
$500, WTOP (9)-Burns and
Allen: George sets up a
business date at the beach,
so Grace invites her friends
for a picnic.
soc, WRC (D-Medic: Life
line" story of Navy hospital
Evening star., 1955-05-15

700 WTOP (9) Andersen
Fairy Tales: A young child
teaches the Emperor an un-
forgettable lesson in The
Emperor's New Clothes"
$3.50 WTOP (s)-Climax: mo
Stone Unturned." based on
the daring theft Of the
Stone of Scone from West
minister Abbey; Sir Cedric
Hardwicke, Dan O'Herlihy.
Tom Drake.
$3.50 WMAL (D-T-Men in
Action: A counterfeiting
syndicate is uncovered in a
deserted barn near New
York.
$3.50 WMAL (0-Pond's The
ater: Aging scientist Is
rescued from behind the
Iron Curtain by his protege
in "The Ways of Courage"
$3.50 WTTG (5)-Do 1t Your
self Show: Ned Reed. prin-
cipal of Chamberlain, shows
how to make corner shelves.
1000 WTOP (9)-Public De-
fender: Bart Matthews
takes on tough case when
he investigates death of a
policeman, Reed Hadley.
1000 WRC (4-Video Thea
ter: Unwanted grandparents
are shuttled from child to
child in MAKE Way for
Tomorrow; Ernest Truck,
Sylvia Fields.
1880 WRC a. - Tonight:
Steve Allen features another
episode about THE Phychia-
trist";; John Boruf as the
doc.
1880 WTOP (9)-Waterfront:
Capt. John finds it neces-
sary to aid police when
piracy in harbor leads to
murder; Preston Foster.
11:25 WMAL az - Studio
Seven: Leon Ames in ACE
of Spades" story of Western
gunman who learns how to
live too late.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

500, WTTG (5)-What's the
Story? News quiz featuring
Harriet van Horne and
Jimmy Cannon.
900, WRC tN-Kraft Thea
ter: Arthur Cavanaugh's
drama, THE Braveness of
Christy," with Frances Starr
and Cliff Hall.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-I've Got a
Secret: The unlikeliest re-
placement Of the year-Eric
Sevareid for vacationing
Garry Moore.
1O:30, WRC (4)-Big Town:
Drama Of school teachers
suspension and indictment
for striking l0-year-old stu
dent: Mark Stevens.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
Proqrom und HiahIiahts for Tuesdox. Nov II

1880, WMAL (7)-Cavalcade
of America: Grandon
Rhodes as Thomas Jeffer-
son in story of his heroic
effort to prove that small
pox vaccination as safe.
500 WTTG (5)-Studio 81:
Experienced pilots frigh-
tened voice provides clue
that aids in solution of fatal
CRASH in "One Kiss Too
Many"
$500 WRC (N-Milton Berle
Show: He's back with Ruth
Gilbert, Arnold Stang and
guests.
$500, WTOP (N-Life With
Father: Father Days prim
and proper Bostonian cousin
comes for a visit, prompting
family to buy new. correct
carriage. Leon Ames.
900 WRC (A-Fireside The
ater: Night of Terror"
drama of two ex-Marine
buddies who meet 10 years
later-one q cop, the other
a gunman.
$3.50 WRC (4)-Circle Thea
ter: Mystery and intrigue
are shipmates aboard a
Finish tanker East of No.
where"
$3.50 WMAL (D-Elgin Hour:
Polly Bergen and Orson
Bean in San Francisco
Fracas," comedy about at
tempted theft Of fortune in
diamonds.
1900 WTOP (9)-Danger:
"The Soldiers" a composite
of four short stories about
the Civil War by Ambro-s
Bierce.
11:25 WMAL (7)-Studio Sew
en-: Showdown" a western
story Of murder and hatred;
Lurene Tuttle.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

1880, WMAL (O-Disneyland:
Cartoon versions of Ken
meth Grahame's 1.-The Reluc-
tant Dragon" and wind in
the Willows"
$500, WRC a. Request
Performance: Return in
Triumph" filmed drama;
George Brent, Gertrude
Michael. (Repeat.)
Evening star., 1955-05-15
Proqrum and Hiqhqhts for Friday. Nov 20

1880 WRC (4)-Eddie Fisher:
Celebrates 2oOth telecast
with Gisele Mackenzie,
Martha Wright and June
Hutton.
$500 WMAL (O-Ozzie and
Harriet: A robins nest up
sets the Nelson's plans to
repair rain gutter.
$3.50 WMAL (O-Ray Bolger:E i
Ray mistakes a starry-ey
bridegroom as a potential
show backer.
$3.50 WTOP (9)-Topper: Top
per quits his job, thinking
he's inherited Scotch title
with fortune and castle.
900 WMAL (0-City Detec-
tive: Bart Grant uncovers a
blackmail plot against a
kindly old woman; Rod
Cameron.
900 WTOP t9)-Playhouse.of
Stars: Witnesses to a rob-
berry and homicide disagree;
Bonita Granville. Paul Lang
ton, Lisa Howard.
9:3O WTOP (9)-Our Miss
Brooks: Shows how helpless
she is at first aid to avoid
additional assignment.
$3.50 WTTG (5)-Paris Pre-
cinct: Louis Jourdan and
Claude Dauphin solve mys-
terry of the eternal triangle
in Tale of the Shirt"
1000 WTOP (9)-The Lineup:
A neurotic woman provides
police with lead to perpetra-
tor of bizarre holdup.
1000 WRC (4)-Boxing: Ra-
mon Fuentes and Gil Turner
clash in a 10-round middle
weight bout.
11:25 WMAL (7)-Billion Dol
lar Movie: High Fury, e.
melodrama co-starring
Madeleine Carroll and Ian
Hunter (produced in l948)