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to us from several points" said
one of the airmen.
1T looked like a pinwheel
with spiral bands coming off it,"
they said. The spiral bands
were thunderstorms contained
within Connie"
The flyers said the job wasn't
so dangerous-"just darned un-
comfortable"
Comics no lady" said one
man. I'VE spit right in her eye" "
x
Insurance Cost Feared
HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. IL
(P. - Fire insurance company
spokesmen said yesterday Hurri-
can Connie could be the most
expensive storm on the records
of their firms.
They said that even if Connie
only equals her destructive
cousin Carol of last August 81
the money the companies would
have to pay out would be more.
Carols fling cost insurance COM
panies about $100 million.
The reason: More people in
New England are carrying in
surance on their homes, cottages,
boats and automobiles because
this area now lies in a hurri-
cane belt.
Tornado Hits CarOlinas.
CONWAY, S. c., Aug. II (P.-
A small tornado, or series OF
them. apparently leap-frogging
alongside Hurricane Connie
struck several times in the Car
olinas late yesterday. injuring at
least six persons.
1t followed a hit-jump pattern
through the lower part of North
Carolina and then into South
Carolina. The first dip was near
Wallace. N. C. Then it hit Con-
way. Latta, Dillon and George
town In South Carolina.
Most of the damage was to
small houses and tobacco barns
as the twister swept through to-
bacco growing areas Of both
States.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30
JR. RED CROSS AT
DOUGLAS APRIL
3Oth

Annual Junior Red Cross Lead
erShip Training Day for 4th, 5th
and 9th grade pupils in Dade
Negro schools will be held from
$50 to 4:30, Saturday, April 80 at
Douglas Elementary School, 312
NV 18th st.
More than 100 pupils, teacher
sponsors and Junior Red Cross of
ficialS are expected to attend the
meeting, purpose of which is to
prepare students for positions of
leadership in the Junior Red
Cross chairman for Negro ele-
mentary schools in Dade. A NAM
Der of educational and commun-
ity leaders will assist with the
leadership training day. These in
clude:
Mrs. Johnnie Patton, music di-
rector in Negro schools, who will
direct singing; Mrs. Ondell Mick
ems, teacher-sponsor at Holmes
Elementary School, who will lead
worship services: Ernest Cochran,
supervisor of Dixie Park Pool,
who will give a demonstration of
water safety and life saving.
Teachers attending from the IA
elementary schools, will include:
MeSdames Eugenia Williams, An
thony Strapp, w, Blue, Inezs Fry
son, Annie Grant, Albertha Ruff,
LeRona Smith, Gladys Coachman,
Grace Smith, c. c. Brown, M.
Swami, Barbara Rayford, Matte
Craft, A. j. Pickney, Carrie Lou
Arnold, Glendina Edwards, Gloria
Lacey, Viola Crawford, Evelyn
Burton, F. f. Bouton; Misses Ca
retha Bawl, Ruby King and
Aleene Peavy.
Each elementary school will
send six pupils aSdelegateS. Stu
dents and adult leaders will join
in a box luncheon at noon. Prin-
cipals of elementary schools viii
meet with the group for social
gathering at $3.50 pm. Saturday.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30
Clothes Minded
Weaklings
BY William Henry Hun for AMP

BY William Henry Huff for AMP
Correct attire affects me not
BY ii my soul is not disturbed
+ want success to be my lot;
Profuse attire has always curbcd
The hopes Of some; not so Of me
do not care what clothes / wear
My aim is 20 become and be
/ seek no glamour and no glare
I want a dollar laid aside
To tide me over when I'm old
So / can lift my head with cridc
No matter what the times unfold
II / should go headlong and spend
All that ! make upon my back
I'd have 10 beg someone TO lend
Or end my days in want and lack
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30
Random Notes
BY. DOROTHY SANFORD

'SSSSSR>SS2~S S~~Ss~S~sspSs~SS~ Ss~N~~eS~&SSs&
Blue of Douglas Elementary, a
musician of note and mother of
one small son Mrs. Blanche
Dean of Booker T. WaShin Yton
who joins daughter, Alice Harri-
son as a Soror Frances Jolll-
Vette of Dunbar, busy mother of
three and wife of DR.. c. M. Jol-
livette, an Alpha frater Mrs.
Mercedes Thomas, head of the
English Department at Mays,
night school instructor and plan
ist.
Hear that Egellocs and their
guests had a fine time at their
Book Review Tea and Fashion
Show held last Sunday at the
lovely home of the Earl Edwards
in Liberty City. Mrs. Elizabeth
Pistman, principal of j. r. E. Lee
Elementary School, South Miami,
reviewed Lillian Smiths timely
book, Now is the Time" The
Fashion Show featured daytime
wear for adults and special even
ing attire for small fry. Mrs. Jane
Davis Lewis is president and Mrs.
Azelna Pinckney, tea chairman
for the group.
jackson Toddle Inn Mothers
held their annual tea at the school
on last Sunday afternoon. This
marked the half way spot in the
King and Queen contest. The
public always looks forward TO
the announcement of the winners
and TO the graduation exercises
of the tots.
Mrs. Ruth BuSby left by East
ern Airline for New York City,
her home, after a seasons stay
on Miami Beach. Her m a n y
friends honored her with Sur
prise birthday party at the Miami
Carver hotel just before she left
Mrs. Cleo Moore of Glendale,
Colo, a regular winter visitor
here for the past twelve years,
left by plane on Monday for her
home where she will spend tn
summer months Rev. Ernest
Hutchinson of 9th avenue left
Monday for Nassau where he will
s~end a week with his mother
who is i'll.
Mrs. Cornelia Glenn's son, Pri-
vate Earl Ford-Glenn who COM
pleted his basic training for the
air patrol in California, left last
Thursday for his permanent base
after spending three weeks with
his mother.
Deltas are readying their fifth
Debutante Cotillion which will be
held May 6 at Holmes Elementary
School cafetorium. Fifty-Six high
school seniors will be presented.
High school graduation is in the
offing and the air win be filled
with news of the various activi-
ties attendant upon these affairs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30

Attractive invitations are in the
mail for Alpha Kappa Alpha's
Tropical Formal "A rendezvous in
an enchanted garden scheduled
for this Friday night at the Har-
lem Square Congratulations
n the four neophyies Of Gamma
Zeta Omega Chapter who are
proudly wearing Al7ha Kappa
Alpha pins Isabelle Sharp
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30

Happy 10 see Henrine Ward, now
Mrs. Banks, dean Of women at
Bethune-Cookman College whom
we had not seen prior to her en-
trance into service during World
War Ii. Young women at Bethune
are fortunate TO have such a well
travelled person of great personal
charm and understanding as
their dean.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30

Mrs. Alice Dean tells us that
she has just returned from her
22nd meeting with the Grand
Lodge of f tern Stars. Mrs.
Dean is Matron of Emerald chap
ter No. 90. Mrs. Dean also at
tended the state meeting of
Daughter ElkS in Fl. Lauderdale.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER :, 1885
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IsTUDEBAKER 80 4-door; 500. I'm.
Conn. WO. 6-S400.
STUDEBAKER 1851 4-door; heater
dir. signals: SCI auto: trans: Gooe
tires. Sale price, $500. WHEELER
INC, Chrysler Dealer. 1895 Geor'
gia ave. Wheaton. Md. 10. B.
sTUYDRBAKER 81 4-door sedan: ex.
ceilent light blue finish. very NM
motor: smooth, quiet. powerful
overdriVe. good tires: clean in.
terror: SAG. ERWIN FORD, Les
hwy. and Chain Bridge rd.. Fair.
fax, Va. JE. 4-2s63 or CIR. 3-l330
STUDEBAKER SO Champion star
light" club coupe: like new n
oriS. nnish: neat S1+ De luxe S.ton s
interior: excel, motor and tires
many extras: $685. ERWIN fORD
Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge I'd.
Fairfax. Va. JE. 4-2e63 or CIR
|sf Il DEE 1850 starnte clut
coupe: beautiful condttion: runs ane
s ssls si is dd HsH MA iseT kofER Gs
me today, LA. 6-2f6O.
vOLKSWAGEN 1856 a-psssengei
station wagon: low mileage, sacri-
nee. sIs8h0; terms. co. 5-0653.
ZEPHYR '53 20" 4-dr.: heater, de.
froster. overhead valve engine
leather interior: ideal md car: only
Z 1897; 2-day money-back trial: 4
month written guarantee. HILL 3
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Forc
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO. z.
I'LL. Open ewes. It'll 3. Sat. til 8
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PONTIAC 1888 model $40 4-dr.: :.
and h, power brakes. tinted glass,
safety dash, Wv tires; 81. 1915.
Ask for Mr.. Paul Stewart.
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS Mckee
$685. WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7107
PONTIAC 1854 chieftain c-door;
beautiful lieht-Ereen finish, :. and
h.; very low miles, new condition;
Sl.145
7 ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYsIER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL.
400 GA. AVE. NV ia. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES coz sALH

PLYMOUTH '53 suburban station
WAGON: fully equipped: hi.driys;
low mileaee; one owner S!'i11SS'
5-6740. KAPLAN q CRAWFORD
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"a Mere. -s17s5 '52 Chew.
sass Isl Mercury s4ss J.

Hornet; black; 9-door;
i auto, drive, 7. and h.,
o wiser. A really spien-
did car. Owned by =
physician since new. Nc.
\ 900.
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MANN OIDSMOBIIE

40 Spec. de luxe End
series Climb coupe; in ortg; Jet olack
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PLYMOUTH SO sta, was; very clean.
Heater. only 81 ,0ao.
Rockville tFord) Motor Co.
COMMERCE LANE. ROCKVILLE
- 20. - .,,,,
OPEN EYES. TILL Q. CLOSED sun,
PLYMOUTH 1851 convertible. radio,
heater. torch red finish, and In Al
'oA1 P:,AisIRiKSWAY-FORD
so5t M 81. NV. Pc. 3-2204
PLYMOUTH as Special de luxe -. ~
NICE nIS appearance. good tires: runs
me me and h.: S275. Erwin
FoRp. Lee hwy. and Chain Bridgs
I'd Fairfax. Va. JE. 4-2soS OF
CT, 3-i330, - y
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr;' sros An SSo r..
MAN Ford, s3l5 Baltimore blyd.'
pSYM ,SSOJT 1855 ALL-METAL 2
Dr. STATION WAGON: 5 to choose .tnst,
frCIuI Selection of colors' an I4 EM
souiPped From Ana ma fla ave ave.
S nolGLEf L. F 7cI7aS g" So
pfyN0uTH SO club coupe, and
darn green finish, matching
Seat covers low GMAc terms NO
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
es36 Wilson Blvd. All, IA. 2.so9o
PLYMOUTH 1851 BelvedeTe hard
TOP; radio, heater, ltghi 0sue hn-
ish; below market; S2ao
80 PARKWAY-FORD
ans, M ST. NV. FE. 3-2s04
PLYMOUTH AS club coupe: motor
eomnlefely oyerhauled: r. ana y. !.
S3J1 down and take over pay pay n SaG
al SO week SILVER SPRl!M,1S 81
TOR Co, INC, 1909 E.-W NM III
sat Ga. ave.. Sill. Spg" Mo- ~
rf.YaMsSourH SO 4-dr, sedan; green !.
one-owrer car: S495: bank 4
naneins. Call Mr.. share; GS3 So; r.
$40. KAPLAN 4 CRAWFof'O'
,2g2sa GhappP! aln SEDAN 81 dark gray:
fully equipped; very clean INSIDE saa
Si ~ only S647. EMERSON q
oRNE Buick. 1889 Pa, ave. Sc
RLYMoUTH 81 CranhreoSS OK, - easi
IcE S"q mileage lie; only s6e5: 3o.Ssy
Wyssh. 3 Oldest atL ForS Dsaisr. iaOO
iath St NV. No. 7-11ll. open
syes' till .. sat. till 3,
PLYMOUTH 1851 Tudor; light srsyii
very clean; fully equipped; 1 IN
bargain, for only sly, EMIHTs ~
4 oRME Buick, 18th ana Nd sNs'
NV, DI 7-slae. ------:--.;..--
PIYMoUTH 1858 "6'' savoy 4-dr. ;
hs.mtIfnI black finish. 2 and n.
pnsh button, auto. TRANSMISSION
Ss.4g5: driven By a company ON
ciaL Take 2, g. ! to CONS
BANNING & SONS
$500 Ratio AVE. UN. 1890
ASK FOR Mr.. HAKES
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AuroMoBlLEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC '6S conv. coupe; S2.3g9i
hydra. power steering, fully equip
1921 Conn. wO. 6-s4O0
PONTIAC 1858 Star Chief Custom
Steering, power brakes. electric
windows. power motor head. Ad-
justo seat. rear seat speaker; never
sold; neW-car title. new-car war
ranty. Save 400, Ask for Mr..
Manas
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AuroMoeIlEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC 40 convertible; r. and h.
Hight green, new black top: $3q5
INC. 1909 E.-W: hwy; cat Ga
ave.. sii. epg,. Md. u. $4,000
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain "s' sedan;
beautiful, 2-tone green, tuhy
salipped; very clean i inside and 1r SIti
Buick 18th and NJ SITS. NV d.
PONTIAC SIS convertible: 7. and h..
power steering. power brakes new
car title and warranty; S2.695.
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
$685. WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7lUf
PONTIAC '55 4-dr.: popular two
tone black and white. Driven .rela-
lively very few miles. Radio, heat
er and other accessories. New-ear
ga ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. $4,000
PoRSCHE 1856 "speedster": brand.
m ns%; D %SSsl many many im ss
Come in for denomination. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC: lest. lslD'
rfh A. r SITS, NV. NO. 7-270O.
siMCA 1888 convert. cpe.: one o.
Europe's finest; S1.1bo. Must sell
sGT9pipsss iSSRe2IR .ss dc luxe Champ.
2-door: fully equip, real eeon9my
car; $3.50, low as S3b down. Me-
NEil, PONTIAC. 1890 Via ave:
oil. $4,000. In the Heart oil
sTTT s1DEsiBsAsKER 1a4s Champion cony
r. and h. and 3D.; dependable,
economical transp:; ,$2a5. Cal
sTUDEBAKER '5e Commander VS.
overdrive, T. and h.. seat covers
clean; $500; 30-day guarantee
HILL. a. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldesi
FORD Dealer, 1900 18th st.; nv;
NO, 7-1I11. Open ewes. I'll ", Bat
til 8.
IsTUpEBAKER '62 Land Cruiser;
oriqinsl jet-black nm, immaculats
| interior, automatic trans. Z: ano
h. This Is an outstanding pus ~
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
$685. WIS. AVE. ST. 3-TlOI
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PARKWAY-FORD

PLYMOUTH 1851 convertible: radio
heater, torch red finiSh, and IN Al
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MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS Mckee
$685. WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7l07

$685. WIS. AVE. ST. 3-1lUi
PONTIAC 1855 cdr. station wagon
hydra; fully equip. never sold.
PONTIAC AZ 4-door; r. and h. ny
drs., very clean throughout: $3.50:
Inspection guar: $40 On. Service
men welcome. JET MOTORS, 2125
Nichols ave. Sc, 10, 2-0336. 20
PONTIAC 1856 Star Chief Catalina
firegold and white mist; fully
equipped, incl. power steering and
brakes; very low miieage;, new-eaI
title and warranty. Trade or nc
trade, cash or financing. Ny, per-
kEE PONTIAC, 1884 L st. NV"
Pontiac 80 el. cpe.: beaut. eond.
ike new: saer., S395; terms. $50 DIN
row. MIR. ROPER. La. 6-27O0. s.
PONTIAC SO 4-door: de luxe: 81, 30
HYD.. heater, fully equipped: low
miles: new-ear warranty: FLOOD
PONTIAC. 4es1 Conn. Wo. 6-S40O
PONTIAC 80 hard top Catalina
s sHees; f FIoop -nq Pontiac 81 r. 4ssi
CONN. wO, 6-S400.
PONTIAC AS sedan coupe: $3.50
Immaculate. HYD,, 7. and b. FLoooodL
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ,WO. ts-S400
PONTIAC '55 Star Chief conv.: r
and h.. auto, trans Wv. tires
power steering and brakes: new-cal
warranty; save 81 400 on t tbs az!
sts.os 2;Sso. MCNEIL ~ s P0SIiA ASI
the Heart Of Bethesda" Is
PONTIAC '55 hardtop Catalina: +
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r on H. h, Va ha1taIsoO . essssisIln'
MCKEE PONTIAC

$685. WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7107
PONTIAC '4s conv.: r. and h., Wv
tires: excel. cond: S49h, low as
SIS down. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1890
Wis, ave-, OIL. $4,000. In the
Heart OF Bethesda. IS
PONTIAC SO VS. station wagon;
company car: r. and h.. auto
trans new-csr title and warranty.
special at :. S45: low as 1926
down. top allowance for your car
MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1920 Wis. ave,
OIL. $4,000. I'm the Heart Of
PONTIAC 1850 IS" Cdr. sedan;
orig. olAck finish: exceptionally
clean. r. and h.: reduced 70 S495
al TREW MOTOR CO, 9Th ano
Fla, ave. ne. Ii. T-1732.
PONTIAC 1913 station wagon: ny
dramatic: splendid; Sl35 full price
1850 r. !, ave. ne.
PONTIAC 'se Catalina: T. and h,
hydramatie; exceptionally clean:
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS Mckee
$685. WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7l07
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AUroMoslLEs FOR SALE

P0NTIACS-'56 Chief. YES 4.dT.
sifd SSS; 5s aP Sard Re- Convertible Eis.
ahSo aRsSf Ane Goa 81 h. su hsS bssier
Fla. ave. ne. at 9TH. Ii. 0-ts464.
PONTIAC '53 2-dr.; black, spotless
inside and out. Radio, heater, etc.
Low mileage: perfect mechanical
cond.: S995.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s5o0
IS PONTIAC
Starehief Custom Catalina coupe:
every conceivable extra including
windows. has been driven only
10000 miles, spare tire never on
ground: Pontiac's finest car. cost
new over $1,000. this Is the buy Of
the year, its absolutely like new.
your old car Of % 1895 down. So-mo.
MACAL MOTORS, INC.
dsis ca oD ave. r Wv. TIL T IT, s-7oli
PONTIAC 1917 cdr. sedan: no
S345: per mo-, Sill As; now S1SDl
AIS MOTORS
1910 wilson Blvd, ArI.
ia. 2-4l02 3
PONTIAC SO Chieftain ''S'' 4-dr.: in
beautiful light blue. hydra. r.; and
h.. seat coverSI today only S9A5.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. Sill. sPG. JU. 5-6lS6
PONTIAC '55 4-dr,; conservative
black finish; former owner head
master Of local college. Comfort
ably equipped with hydramstie;o Z
c eRd W CHASE fsis ipe cSHanvRoLET, S4s5
T Ho@s ~ country aHs club 81 used cars.
PONTIAC IS Star Chief Catalina
hydra. r. and h.; Wv. tires
$500 miles: green and ivory mn,
ish: Immaculate cond; througnon lI;
q ss1 nc SILVER ,6as S Il EW NV Moi al
Ga, ave.J. sill. sps., Nd. JU O.
Pontiac tST 1859 convertible: hydra
matte. r. and h.; light green mn
ish, Wv. tires; real nice. $sa5
3o-day guarantee, HILL q SAN
pERs, Wash..s Oldest ESrd DesleiT'
o tSSg e lash iii - Us Sat. iii s.
PONTIAC 80 convertible; cream body
with black top, hydra, r; and o.;
S545. No. iS3-A: 3o-day. Rnaran:
tee; trade and terms. MONROE
FORD, 5l00 Wis. ave. nv, Wo'
d-s0no It'll 9 pm; 1ns..
matte, r. and h; clean throushout
Ssa5. to-day guarantee. HILL 3
Dealer, 1900 18th 81; NV" NO.
7-IIII. Open ewes. TIL o, Sat. TIL D.
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Chest Drive Office
Given Volunteers

Headquarters for the thou
sands OF volunteer workers in the
l1955-56 Community Chest Cam
Ipaien will be moved by the Chest
lstaff to ONCE space In the Mural
Room of the Hotel Washington
ion Monday. The space is being
donated by the hotel.
The shift from the Chests
permanent headquarters. 11et
M street NV. Is for the CAM
Ipaien month Of October only.
THE hotel, located at Fifteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
INV. Is believed to be more con-
Ivenient for volunteer workers In
1.-THE business. Government and
residential divisions Of the drive.
An estimated 10000 men and
women volunteers viii come to
1.-THE headquarters from the six
chests Of the Metropolitan Area.
(which comprise the Community
Chest Federation.
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Woman Pickpocket
Gets z to 6 Years


A woman was sentenced yes.
terday to serve q prison term Of
from , to 8 years for picking
three women's handbags. get.
ting q total Of $74.
She is Mrs. Sarah Boyd, Is
colored. formerly Of the 90i
block OF Sixth street NE, ar
admitted narcotics addict. Tit
sentence was imposed by Judge
Henry A. Schweinhaut Of the
~. 8. District Court for the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. The judge
ordered her sent to the United
States Public Health Hospital
at Lexington. KY, for treat.
ment for the narcotic addiction
MRS. Boyd had pleaded guilt,
to three indictments. each &C.
clisinR her of robbery.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

LAS. WMAL--Football: Mary
land VS.. UCLA: Jim Gibbons,
Bill Malone. (Televise d,
Channel ~
LAS, WRC--Football: Navy VS..
William and Mary.
2:05. WTOP--Football Round
up: Red Barber and CHS
bring reports from many
games. ii
2:45, VOL t145O kc.)--Football:
Notre Dame VS.. Southern
Methodist.
2:45, WPIK (730 kc.) -Football
Virginia VS.. Clemson.
$3.50, WIDOW, WASH-fm-Capi-
tai Productions: 1.-THE Book. "
an original fantasy with area
talent.
-5:55, WWDC - Baseball: Dou-
blcheader between Washing
ton and Baltimore. (Second
game teievised. Channel 50
.6so0. WOOK-our other
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TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1:55, WMAL 90 ~ Football:
Maryland VS.. UCLA at Col
lege Park.
$500, WTOP t9)--Horse Rae
ing: The United Nations
Handicap.
500, WTTG t5)--Signs OF
Progress: Bette Jerome inter-
views Frank Boucher, TV
Guides new Eastern ad d.
rector.
7:55, WTTG (5) - Baseball:
Washington VS.. Baltimore.
$500, WRC t4)-Perry Como
Show: Perry's guests include
Archie Moore. Patti Page and
Peter Lawford.
$500, WTOP (s) - Americas
Greatest Bands: Paul White
man presents music OF Harry
James. Eddy Howard, Ma
chito and Hal Mcintyre.
s;Qo. WRC tll--People Are
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NEWS or MUSIC
Little Poris Singers
Coptivote Audience

there could be little quarrel with
Msgr. Maillet's musicianship.a
As seems to be customary.
much of the remainder Of the
program consisted Of elaborate
arrangements OF familiar folk
and popular melodies known In
the trade as encore pieces.
This reviewer felt that the con-
cert was overbalanced on the
light side and was particularly
sorry about it because Of the
Little Singers great skill. How
ever. determining the right ball
|ance In such 4 situation is a
|ticklish business. and it must be
admitted that Msgr. Maillet APP
|peared to have gagged the Con-
|stitution Hall audiences tastes
with admirable accuracy.
There was great delight over
white Christmas" with a
French accent, and Danny Boy"
was just as successful as "Madre
EN- Ia puerta." a highly unusual
and extremely beautiful Span
lish Christmas carol in which
the solo voice of a boy alto Of
the most magnificent quality
was featured.
AL In all, 1t was 4 fine show.
Msgr. Maillet. an excellent show
man and a good musician. won
the hearts Of Washington's
music lovers with his golden
voiced youngsters. They should
find that they have made many
friends next time they sing here.
i &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
OUR FRIENDS. THE BEEs-6
The Bee Game

working bee about two weeks old she changes jobs
Until doing various chores inside the hive Now
starts flying aed to gather nectar from flowers She
four i've miles, flying at to 20 miles hour
When she nnds flower patch yielding lots Of nectar sh
returns the hive loaded and performs little dance The
she tells the other bees the direction and distance to thu
flower patch
d flower,
Color the pcturehe green the sky blue. the flowers
pink, the hive yellow.
Use two small buttons Of different colors counters ant
for the number Of playsheads and tails
In each player his button from bee tc
bee along the line Of flight To must toss the
that takes Just to the hive and not beyond
get two when should miss urr
and try again.
violet
Monday: Autumn Is Coming