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of the Freedom Of Information
Committee Of ASNE. said that
II other basic rights, such AS
fair and open trial or protection
against unlawful seizure Of prop
erty, had heeen disregarded asI
much as the right to freedom
of information about the Gov
ernment. There would have
been q scream that would make
the eagle jump
Richard w. Slocum, executive
vice president of the Philadel-
plaia Bulletin, told the subcom-I
mittee publishers are anxious to-
find out what attitudes in Cow
er11mont' prompted the Depart
n1ent Of Justice to file a civil
anti-trlst suit against the Amer
ican Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation last May.
Mr.. Slocum said the publishers
have not been able to determine
whether 1t was an effort by the
Government merely to cuff the
press or whether the Depart
ment thought it was politically
smart for a Republican admin
istratiol to sue the press be-
cause the Democratic noninee in
1852 charged that this country
had a one-party press. He was
referring to speeches by AdIai
Stevenson. He said they also con-
sidered it might be just q rou-
tine action.
We are, going to try to find
out. said Mr.. Slocunn. because
we are going to try to settle this.
II the Department has no preju-
dice 1t will be settled"
The suit involved alleged
restraints on national advertisers.
Paper Curtain" Depicted
v. NJ. Newton, jr., managing
editor of the Tampa Tribune,
appeared as spokesman for Sigma
Delta Chi fraternity. which has
$4,000 members from the news
paper profession.
He said a report prepared by
the fraternity exposed clearly
an alarming picture of q paper
curtain draped securely over the
release Of news in the executive
branch Of Federal Government:
Of direct censorship IN many
departments, agencies and bu-
reaus. of arrogance on the part
OF many of our public servants:
of much propaganda for politi-
cal gain and privilege: of utter
public confusion as to the facts
In the big news stories Of the
day: and, In some cases, Of
fayoratism. intimidation and
revenge in the release OF news
Of Government to the people, Z
Mr.. Newton also was critical
Of the number Of secret COM
fnittee meetings held in Congress,
In his prepared testimony,
Mr.. Virgins cited .sominous ex-
ampies Of philosophy Of se-
crecy that seems to pervade the
defense Establishment and the
National Security Council from
which some Of these ideas are
said to originate
Secrecy Urge Contagious
The House subcommittee was
assured that newspaper people
respect the need for secrecy
where genuine military security
Is involved.
They are prepared to admit,
I believe, that much material
must be classified as top secret,
secret and confidential and with
held for varying periods from
public KNOWLEDGE Mr.. Virgins
stated.
1Our apprehension Is that the
secrecy thus permitted has Prov
en- TO be infectious and conta-
gious Matters not properly clas-
sified have been stamped top
secret, secret and confidential. |.
Mr.. Virgins dealt specifically
with secrecy arising out OF our
need for military security He
insisted that a way can be found
Evening star., 1955-11-07
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Evening star., 1955-11-07
Dulles Wins Tito Bockinq
On Freeing Of Satellites

BRIoNI Yugoslavia. Nov u9.-Marshal Tito put his
weight today behind the Vests demand
satellite states of Eastern Europe be given their independence
and freedom of action.
As leading statesman in the Balkans apparently has
been asked also to influence peace between Israel
Evening star., 1955-01-20
|0Id DarnesioWn School
10 Be Razed Nexi Month

The 75-year-oId Darnestown
Elementary School Building.
which has served as q private
school, q church building and
q public school for 90 years. win
be torn down sometime next
month, the Montgomery County
school Board has decided.
The board awarded q $3.50
contract to William Mossberg to
raze the old building. which win
be replaced February by the
new. $207. 900 Darnestown Ele-
mentary School q few hundred
feet from the old structure.
The school building originally
housed the Andrew Small
Academy. private school at
tended by Or. Edwin w. Broon1e.
who retired as Montgomery
County School Superintendent
two years ago.
The building later was left to
the Presbyterian Church and
was given to the school board
as q gift some 40 years ago.
Evening star., 1955-01-20

HOLLYWOOD.
When Mona Freeman was
asked in san Francisco, "Are
you going to marry Bing
Crosby?" she evadedl IF you
want to talk about Bing. okay.
but let's talk about his great pic
ture. The Country Girl which
should win him the Academy
Award" !" Bing gave Mona q cute.
dog which she takes with her
everywhere. Edmund Hur-
dom is treating himself TO an
expensive British make auto. y.
They needed a portrait Of Ann
Blyth's father in "The Kings
Thief" so the artist drew AIMS
face and painted In o period
nnustaehe.
Director Arthur Luhip writes
from Europe that he's heading
home to start preparing Francis
Joins the Nayy"--Vith Donald
O'Conror OF course. Jan
Sterling Is dripping with royalty.
Her aunt is married to Prince
Carraciolo. and her cousin is
marrying q Count Carraciolo.
Fancily enough, neither Carrac-
iolo is related. Jack Palance,
who owns 40 per cent Of "Pisto-
lero." is asking David Miller to
direct him. Dave made Jack .
star in Sudden Fear"
Van Hefiin bought his eight
year-old daughter a pony for $50.
But he had to spend $500 to
put up q fence to keep the pony
in the back yard. Jack
Benny's discovery, Leigh "The
Walk Snowden reveals she
hardly ever closes her mouth
because she has q short upper
lip. -. Ann Miller sneaked out
Of a sick bed to attend the sneak
preview of "Hit the Deck" her
new picture with Jane f'owell,
Debbie Reynolds. Vic Damone
and Tony Martin.
Yvonne de Carlo, the most
travelled Hollywood actress, Is
killing the rurnor that she Is
going to make q picture In CALI
fornia. Yyonne Is on TO the
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Ed Sullivan
Fomous Townspeople
Rolly to Hortsdole

~
ton WFAF. MGM reissuine
Greta Garbo.s Camille" =.
The Dick Weavers Granny
PAL expect Sir Stork. Du-
mont sportscaster Chris Schen-
kel and Fran Paige honeymoon
ing. -. The Robert Ernhardts
e.Seven Year Itchsl expect Sir
Stork,
Jessica Dragonette's husband.
Nicholas Turner. out Of Lenox
Hill Hospital. The Marvin
Barretts tIrving Beriin's daugh-
teri Mary Ellin) expect q July
stork. Clan Carlo Menotti 20
Virgin Islands for 10 days. &.
Donald O'Connor and Gloria Mo-
ble serious. q. The Dickie Van
Pattens called him Nels.
Archduchess Maria neane OF
Hapsburg and Reinaldo Her
rera. jr.. q duet. Rosemary
Clooney's "EIey There" nearing
the 2. .D00, 900 mark The Me-
CURE sisters got $4,000 for four
days in ST. Louis. :. Leslie Caron
to Europe for six months to do
a, play after her MGM chores.
Red Skelton's writer, Joe"
Bigelow. dating Robin Coombs
!. :. The Harry Ritzes expect Sir
Stork. I. Freddy Wacker wacky
over Melissa Weston, with the
touring fifth Season"
All Marilyn Monroe wants is q
capital gains setup. s. Lowell
Thomas back from Hollywood
Milton Eisenhower, Ike's
brother, troubled by q bad back
-. Arthur Levitt. jr.. son Of state
controller, marrying Marylin
Blauner in June. Is, Barbara
Whiting and Lyn Osborn o two.
some. =. Marie Morehouse and
Sonny Tufts planning D spring
merger. Johnny Mercer. who
originally invested 5000 in Cap
itol Records, made over $l,000.-
900 from the recent sale.
Margie Wilson. ex-Wife Of the
late Donald Richards. marrying
Ernest Mathews. Rush is on
for income tax forms.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Il Area .. Of Nd. Men
Listed in Who's Who.

Twelve area stud ents are
among 80 University Of Mary
land seniors selected to repre-
sent that school In who's Who
Among Students IN American
Universities and Colleges" an
annual listing Of outstanding
American collegians.
They are James Garrity. Klvyn
court. Silver Spring: caruin 0uevera,
1910 TEenty-eiehth place, Mt. Rainier
Gary Hayman, 1858 DUBOIS place S-E.s
John Hammond, 7221 Sixteenth avenue.
Takoma Park. Conrad HemphilL Vet
ersns FAMILY Unit No. g. collese psTk II.
Unit NO, 2 College Park.
Also Michael Littleton, 6-E Crescent
road GreenbeIt: John Miller. Jr., Q5o4
eaybrook avenue. Silver SDfing: Jane
Richmond. 1900 Flower avenue, SILVER
Spring: Jean SPENCER, esIi partmogth
sysnps sSon csss ,iaess Rsst NiEry ~ Mniis sobsr
Winkier. sol Butsernut street NV.
Others named are Anthony Abato. tr.,
Annapolis: Raymond Ashley. Baltimore.
Mary Baluta. Shamokin. Pa: Janice
Brewer. HeEerstown, Mo-: Edith Brill
Pikesyllle. Nd. and Reyburn Browning.
JOY ss; Covert. TT baltimore, Fredsrick pal
lam, Sandy sprins, Nd. Barry Glass.
Baltimore. Barbara Hammond, New Ha-
ven. Conn: Joan Hinchmau. Paterson.
N. ", and John irvine, Evans City, Pa.
.ys A;c syTqn s., Millssn; ssiss Lsp!e d MS 4Ib:
oshrine. Bsitimore; Patricia Resus. Bal
firnofe Charles r. Smith, Baltimore, and
JoRenh workman, CreStFieVs I'D. go
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Jcues Coll Heods
K. Of c. Corporation

James F. Coll, 5701 r street
Sc. has been elected president
OF the knights OF Columbus
Building Co. which operates the
property at 9lS Tenth street
NV. home Of the local councils.
Mr.. Coll was the corporations
president in 1854. He has also
served as grand knight Of Carroll
Council No. 3T7 and district
deputy for the District of Co
iuinbia.
Ohter officers serving this year
are Angelo ]. Catucci. Carroll
Council. vice president: Edward
F. Clark. Potomac Council, secre-
tary. and Seymour B. Woolls, Po-
tonac Council. treasurer.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
NEW YORK.

NEW 101SA-
The little town Of Hartsdale.
N. T., putting on benefit show
TO raise funds for the building
fund Of st. Paups Methodist
. Church. decided to ask local
residents to help. So the all-
. star show viii have Art Carney.
Warren Hun, Smoky Lanson,
Ramona; guitarist Stuart
Churchill and Eddie Dunn.
TwA is going TO project airline
thinking 80 years. in . SYM
postum 1T Hayden Planetariul1.
Tuesday; Projectors include Or.
wernher Won Braun. Or. Fred Z.
whipple, Hall Hibbard, prexy
Ralph Damon. Mendes-
France honoring Henri Soule
with Cross Of Legion Of Honor.
IL. Ski centers had biggest week
end. i. Film aninator George
Pal ailing. =. Scotland Yard
probing another English atomic
leak scandal?
~
Mrs. Gus Edwards ailing. $
John Jennings, son of Socory-
Vacuum Oil PREF, honeymoon
with Mary Ann Kelly In Mexico.
4. Sailing Baruch jr. and Ann
Corio q new duet. ;. Robert
Ruark to undergo major kidney
operation. .. Danny Thomas to
me. White House Correspon-
dents dinner Feb. 5. Ivan
Goff, who scripted 1.-THE Maver-
icks" at Paramount. becomes
dad next month linother is Nata-
lie Draper. ~. Donna Reed
nnending from surgery. !.
Diana Lynn dating Stanley
1SoUCILb. 1AlC 0US 6AAAuSOAC9
tPatti Pages pianist) expect
Sir Stork. Lisa Kirk into
Persian Room. Chordettes into
Stage Coach Inn. Ida Lupino-
Howard Dun reconciled. ;.
Cliff Edwards steady dating
Audrey Perlow, an Arthur Mur-
ray tutor.
&AF -
Barbara Hutton prefers Denver
oil tycoon Bill Tomherlin. i
The Robert Cummings stork ar
rives Washington's birthday. :
John tWOR) Gambling vaca-
tioning In Arizona. / Veteran cele-
brates his 30th radio amy March
8. 1. The Michael Strongs Of
"Anastasia" named her Ellen. !.
Sean Downey. Morton's son, disc
jockeying over White Plains sta
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Louis Bernheimer's Theatres

VEUHgn1a KI. 9-eses. DANA AN
V6nssUN DREWS and DONNA REED
in THREE HOURS TO KILL" tTech.l.
at 500, 7:4S. 9:3s. eeti
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Bahamas TO make Rebel Is
land.
Sophie Tucker. the red hot
mama who has helped q lot Of
talented young people In her
time, has q new protege -hand-
some singer Guy Cherney. Soph
has known him since he was
a singing mascot for q boys.
club Ia Chicago.
a44
Gloria Vanderbilt is SO smitten
with Farnk Sinatra that she
goes to hear him almost nightly
at the Copacabana IN New York.
and appears to crave all the
publicity she can get--tle more
the merrier. Her friends are
speechless ct the change.
Jeif Chandler is 4 beachcorn-
Der in ..Female on the Beach. !"
and he'd give q million to be g
beachcomber In real life. Joan
Crawford plays q millionairess
and that's what she IS in real
life.
Wendell Corey attended q
cocktail party tossed by his
neighbor in Connecticut, Mac
Donald Carey. They were neigh
bors in Beverly Hills for i've
years. and never even knew it.
Gene Kelly's discovery, 20
year-old Luana Lee, who worked
at MGM as a messenger girl. is
up for one Of the top featured
roles in "Kismet," the Howard
Keel-Ann Blyth starrer. Luana's
first movie role was with Gene
in Its Always Fair Weather"
Dick Powell is going to sing
again - In his Four Star Play
house telefilm, .'Tlle House Al
ways Wins" Dick gets q chance
to sing three songs.
saw Rock Hudson dining
with Jane Wyman. and she was
looking and looking at him with
those big beautiful eyes. ! hope
she isn't building herself up to
an awful letdown.
Ann Sheridan Is being sought
by Australian Producer ChipS
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Blank 10 Head Committee
In Symphony Fund Drive

Jack J. Blank. president Of
Arcade Pontiac, will head the
business committee for the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra's
sustaining fund campaign.
Mrs. Arthur T. Lyon will serve
as vice chairman Of the commit
tee. which includes 80 other
businessmen and two other
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Hollywood
Mono Mum on Score
OF Marrying Bino
HOLLYWOOD.

-By Sheiloh Grohon,-
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Rafferty, to co-star with Richard
Boone in THE Headhunters," to
be made In New Guinea. Ann
can't be found by her relatives,
agent, friends. etc. Come on out
Annie, here's your chance to 60
to work.
(Reieased By NANA)
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Fordhom Club Elects

j. Gardner Lawlor was elected
president Of the Fordham Uni
versity Club Of Washington ct
q meeting last night In Me-
Donough Gymnasium on the
Georgetown University campus.
Other officers elected were
Joseph H. Freehill. first vice
president; John B. Eccles. second
vice president: John ]. McArdle,
treasurer; John Feeney. secre-
tary, and the Rev. Daniel E.
Power, S. j., chaplain.
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Films Of More Than Routine Merit
"THE CRUEL SEAs-ExcitinE wartime adventure aboard
corvette.
@ONE SUMMER OF HAPPNEsS"-Prse winning import from
Sweden.
"ON THE WATERFR0NT"-Hard-h hitting drama. among the
years best
"REAR WNDOw"-Grace Kelly Jimmy Stewart suspense by
Alfred Hitchcock
Evening star., 1955-07-17
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Notes on the back of an air
liner to Disneyland:
If Walt Disney hadn't gone
with ABC-TV, it's my guess
that tonight's "preview' OPEN
ing of his wonderland park,
7:30 to 8 o'clock, WMAL-7,
would have wound up as a
Spectacular on Pat Weaver's
NBC.
The title? "Wide, Wide
Wonderworld."
The thought is prompted
by the simultaneous salutes
of Newsweek, to the dynamic
NBC executive, and Look mag
azine to Disney. There may
be more important men in the
industry today. but ! can't
think of their names offhand
or onhand. Theyshave much,
Ill COlIl1IlOl.
Disney, for example. has
spearheaded ABC's drive to
the top as a major network.
His programs have fractured
the opposition in the ratings
and given ABC it's much-need-
ed opening. Next fall, his
Mickey Mouse" club, five
days a week, is sold out in
advance.
Weaver'S programming in
novations, on the other hand.
have revitalized NBC. AS Dave
Garroway puts it In News
week:
Under Weaver we assumed
the aggressive lead. Now NBC
is the young. smart, WELL
tailored, intelligent one. She's
thrown away her umbrella.
Just how much impact
Weaver's To-day" Home"
and Spectaculars have had on
the industry may be noted by
observing the sudden furry of
activity on the part of its
prosperous competitor, CHS.
This network not only adopted
the To-day" idea, but is now
committed to Spectaculars
next season.
Only last week, CHS an
nounced the signing Of Orson
Welles and Victor Borge to
exclusive contracts.
From the viewers stand
point. most of the CHS action
relates to the $3.50 season.
The impetus of the '54-'55
season has carried NBC into
Evening star., 1955-07-17
ON THE AIR
How Did Mickey Mouse
Ever EIude Weover's Trop?

ments about his new projects.
Before the debut of one such
show. he remarked that NBC-
T'V was taking another "giant
step" forward in its effort to
bring the very finest in cul-
tural entertainment before
the public.
I wrote that I had been
keeping track of the giant
steps forward" and the giant
steps backward" that TV had
been taking and I had news
for him. TV was losing ground
fast.
He dropped me a note that
began
That was a very funny bit
Weaver's leadership has per-
meated to all echelons at NBC.
Charles Denny, the weep who
runs MICS owned stations, an
nounces for today's release
that q contest will be held
among the NBC owned stations
to bring out the best efforts
in interpreting and fur
thering the American way Of
life"
Pat Weaver couldn't have
said 1t more floridly.
Anyway. the prizes in this
"public service" contest in
clude a trip to Europe for the
general manager and his wife,
prizes worth $1,000 to be dis
tributed by the general man
ager among his staff and a
party to be attended by all
station personnel.
You can bet that the wheels
will be humming at WRC and
NBCs five other stations.
Too bad, by the way, Denny
didn't stage this competition
last year. WRC's "Our Beauti-
full Potomac" would have been
hard to beat.
Weaver, by the way. ex-
plains how he happens to
appreciate both popular and
quality attraction in News
week.
Il am a victim Of divided
polarity" he grins.
1t would be q finer medium,
I'm thinking. If there were
more such victims" In the
networks. agencies and even
among the critics.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
|NBC'S DAYTIME PLANS INCLUDE
DAILY HOUR DRAMAS IN COLOR
BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK.


With increasing frequency these days the televison
industry is making news that bears many absorbing
angles as cubist painting.
Now NBC-TV announces that next October 3 1t will
begin presenting five hourlong dramatic shows week In
color from Hollywood The hour will be from pm. to
pm, Eastern time. Monday through Friday And 1t won't
be soap opera.
Two big color studios in Burbank, Calf, will bs in
almost constant to produce 48 weeks Of this steady
stream of shows with unit blocking in studio while
another performing in the second 1t will absorb the
efforts of 20 directors 240 playwrghts between $500 and
1000 actors and technicians.
Producer Albert McCleary, quick, intense man. says
he is interested in bg name actors and weknown plays
he is carrying out Of the most In
tensve hunts for talent ever known.
II have hesitation in doing, for example, Romeo
and Juliet he says THE fact play has been done be-
fore Tv doesn't matter it's good play I'm inter-
ested another example, in Moby Dick But I'm Just as
interested in the play by unknown writer.
McCeary seeks acting talent as avidy as writing
talent II don't hesitate to forecast he forecasts cheer
fully that years from the big stars OF the Aerf
can theater will have come from our shows
He's now dickerng for several plays but the only
he'll disclose as soidy his Dark Of the Moon"
cessul American folk play Broadway several
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Now Maybe They Should
Cast WoI|y as a Cowboy

What are his future plans?
IF had any plans" mur-
INJURED Cox, they would be
merely that-my plans. It's
up to the network.
He has six-year contract
with NBC which permits out
side commitments such as his
excellent lob in THE Meanest
Man in the World" recently
on "The U. S. Steel Hour"
(CBS-TV).
II never will be interested
in repeating myself" said
Cox, suddenly putting down
his fork and abandoning the
idea of more breakfast. II
enjoy variety. I don't care to
do cheating comedy where the
audience is deliberately misled.
love to play people I can't
rally understand. Like :"
He initiated a stone-faced
Dead End Kid. '"Thick3skinned
types. Self-important types.
Like :" He initiated a self
important woman type.
II hate to play too close to
what I'm like. I'd rather hide
behind somebody else's char
acter. Now I think maybe
they ought to cast me as a
cowboy =. :"
DO Nothing Rash
AS we left the restaurant
your reporter. showing far,
greater concern over what
they're going to do with Wally
Cox than Cox had expressed
himself, remarked that he had
an appointment in, a few days
with Sylvester L. Weaver, jr..
president of NBC. Warming
to his subject, he said he was
going in and say: Listen. Mr..
Weaver, what are you going to
do with Wally Cox?"
We'll" Cox said. "Ah, we'll.
don't, do anything rash.
Thanks very much but don't
bother. AS a friend Of mine
says. Two heads are unfair at
a crossword puzzle"
Evening star., 1955-07-17

the summer with top budget
shows that are unusual and
intriguing.
Weaver's wide, Wide
World" for instance, was a
terrific hit.
And for the week of @uly "a,
NBC promises two more Spec
taculars.
On Monday, July 25,- Pro-
ducers' Showcase will present
Jessica Tandy and Hume
Cronyn in their superb two
man play, "The -Four Poster"
On the following Saturday.
a musical version of "Trilby"
called "Svengali and the
Blonde" will be presented with
a cast headed by Carol Chan
ming. Ethel Barrymore, Basil
Rathbone and Russell Arms.
One OF our favorlte Holly
wood comedians, Fra klyn
Pangborn, leads the support
ing cast.
If you're as weary of re-runs,
panel shows and half-baked
plays as I am, you'll have to
admit that Weaver has made
the most notable contribution
for summer stay at homes
since air-conditioning.
A former comedy writer, Pat
Weaver knows how to take q
joshing.
On more than one occasion,
this reporter has ribbed Weav-
er for his grandiose state
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Lee Bowman as a friend
who tracks a chum many
miles to keep him from max
ing a mistake in "Emer-
gency."
l0:00, WTOP disappointment
with Adventure: Return of
the Stranger" story OF
AAF vet whose plane acci-
dentally released bomb on
French village. He returns
to the village and falls in
love.
l0:0O, WTTG tS--Ellery Queen:
Ellery devises method to
catch insurance company in
unlawful practice of con-
fiscating funds of bereaved
heirs; Hugh Marlowe.
l0:30, WRC "a Bob Cum
mings Show: Bob Collins is
assigned to make magazine
cover picture Of movie star
Robert Cummings during
DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Cum
mings' episode.
l0:30, WMAL (T - Interna- =
tional Police: Argentine po-
lice try to clean up the prize
lighting game.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Todoy's Programs on TeIevision
Sunday. July IL 1855

"~ H-leso Circus; H.
W0P Gh stGM what
Let's n,vs
RABBIT Presents; - - " w ~ ~ ~
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Park: Hour-and-a- half "live"
preview of Disney's magic
kingdom at Anaheim, Calf,
featuring Danny Thomas,
Art Linkletter and other
screen celebrities. Walt Dis
ney, host.
500, WRC (4)--Meeting at the
Summit: Documentary brief
ing Americans on the con-
ference, with David Brinkley,
Joseph c. Harsch and Rom
ney Wheeler.
$500, WTOP t9)-Ed Sullivan:
Ethel Norman subs for vaca-
tioning Sullivan and guests
include Russell Nype. Profess
sor Backwards and others.
500, WRC (D-Televisi ion
Playhouse: Eliot Asinof's
Man on Spikes" story of
aging ballplayer desperately
trying to get into major
leagues: Warren stevens.
Janet Ward.
900, WTOP (9)--Electric The
ater. (Repeat) Joan Craw-
ford stars in the mystery
drama, Road to Edinburgh" ;"
$3.50, WTOP t9)--Stage Seven: