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Evening star., 1955-04-11
Longer illnesses

NEW YORK. = Researchers
estimate that as result Of an
aging population the number of
disabling illnesses lasting seven
consecutive days or longer is
likely to be Is to 80 per cent
higher in 1860 than in the 1940s
and 40 to so per cent greater by
1875.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
Assistant MANAGER

c. Dewitt Coffman. general
manager, The Woodner, an
nounced Mrs. Dorothy Mason
Walton, a former Ziegfleld Fol-
lies girl, has been named assist
ant manager. Two years ago
she came to The Woodner as
secretary to the general man
ager. She serves as personal
secretary to Ian Woodner, arch
itect-builder Of the apartment
hotel. Before her present as
signument, Mrs. Walton was
associated with the American
National Red Cross for IL years.
The Mid-Atlantic Appliances,
Inc. 1859 V street NE. has be-
come a distributor in this area
for television and radio products
of the Raytheon Manufacturing
Co. Henry F. Argento, vice
president and general manager
of the company's television and
radio operations. Chicago, made
the announcement.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
Six at Friden QuuIify

Waverly w. Dickson and Lu-
lie Dickson, co-managers of the
Friden Calculating Machine Dis
trict Office, 1924 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV, announced the man
ayers and six statesmen here have
qualified to attend the COM
pany's fifth annual sales con-
vention. This will be held May
2 to 7 at Pebble Beach, Calf
The Washingtonians will in
clude: Garland H. Nelson. The
odore A Peck, Clinton S. Thorn
as. Christopher Smith. Leonard
G.. Doran and w. S. Stancil.
officials said the Dicksons, Mr..
Nelson and Mr.. Peck have quail
if1ed for five straight years as
top sales representatives of the
company here.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
Gichner Futuromo Exhibit
To Be Viewed Tomorrow

D. c., will be held tomorrow at
the Kenwood Golf and Country
Club. A Aim will be shown de-
picting the latest work of E. /.
dupont de Nemours & Co.
Evening star., 1955-04-11
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. April IL R.-Spot non:
ferrous metal prices today. Copper SO
Is cents a pound, New York. Zinc IL
cents a pound, East St Louis. Tin 81 50
cents a pound, New York. At Pitts.
bureh-Scrap steel No / heavy quoted
at 3S.OO-39. 90.
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7:oo. wTOP ts)--Bob Cum
mines SHOW: Bob's guests
include Oracle Allen and
George Burns and Art Link
letter.
1850. WTTG tsl-peter Law
ford Presents: Lawford has
too many tiancees IN the
comedy, aThs son-In-IAw."
1880, WTOP te1-Climax: Bril-
an Donieyy plays ex-con
who serves 20 years for
crime he didn't commit and
returns to old haunts TO md
the criminal: sally Forrest.
Jay G. Flippen.
$50, WRC (l)-Ford Theater:
'aTo Eternity filmed drama
with, Edward Arnold. Bar
bara Britton and Phil Carey.
$3.50, WTOP isl-Four Star
Playhouse: David Niyen Is
drama critic who receives
lnwelcomed visitor after un-
favorable review: Jack Scott.
Jeanne Baird.
600, WEIAL l7)-Contiden-
tial File: Little People
tells story Of lives and loves
Of people less than three
feet tall; Paul Coates,
ESQ. WAlAL t7l-Man Behind
the Badge: Understanding
policewoman prevents mis-
guided girl from becoming
9 murderer.
9:3O. WTOP le)--Film Studio
Nine: wight without
Stars" movie about woman
who. for strange reasons.
leaves wealthy home and
seeks job; David Farrar.
Nadia Gray. tFirst-rltn in
q TY area.)
lO:25, WMAL t7l-Seyen Star
Theater:: Two plays, one
about juror who must choose
between truth and fanily's
safety: other involves Illegal
adoption agency.
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1850, WMAL t7l-Crossroads:
Ann Harding as heroic mis-
Ann HANDING
War Drama Heroine

sionary stranded in Jap
anese-occupied Philippines.
500. WRC tlI--Big Story:
How Erie tPa.) reporter dis
covered identity Of teen-age
.arsonist.
$3.50, WTOP f9l--Piayllouse Of
stars: Football coach faces
curious grid problem In
Nothing to Do Until Next
Fall; James Dunn.
$3.50. WTOP Jefferson to
Person: Ed Murrow visits
Notre Danes coach. Terry
Brennan. and Army Chief Of
STAR Maxwell Taylor.
1890. WTTG t5)-The Unex-
pected: Young Government
Clerk burns important files;
Todd Harms.
1880, WTTG t5l - Edward
Arnold Showcase: Couple
about to celebrate Goth
wedding anniversary dis
cover they've never been
legally married: J. Carroll
Naish.
His. WTOP tsl--Double A
Theater: Captain Boycott.
story of tenants who defy
demand Of wealthy land
agent In Ireland in 1880;
Stewart Granger, Kathleen
Ryan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

going physical and emo
tional changes: Mae Clarke.
500, WTOP ell Love Lucy:
The Ricardos and Mertzes
have q big fight.
$3.50, WRC t4)Robert Mont
gomery: MAN Lost" drama
about naval commander at
war with weakness within
himself: Franchot Tone,
Philip Bourneuf,
$3.50. WATAL t7) - Medical
Horizons: A typical day in
life Of young resident doctor
at Johns Hopkins hospital.
500, WTOP (9)Studio One:
Scheming son decides to
cash In ON reputation or ma
tionaily known father, Ce-
ell Kellaway. Howard ST.
John.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Proorom and HiqhIiqhts for Saturday, October 70

lis. WRC NCAA Foot
ball: colorcast Of game be-
( tween Michigan and Iowa.
$500, WTOP t9)-Gene Autry
show: (Color1 Gene
matches wits with unscru-
pulous carnival operators.
1900, WRC l4)--Perry Como
Show: The -Four Lads visit.
7:O0, WTOP t9)Stage SHOW:
The Dorsey Brothers are
host to Robert Mitchum and
Sarah Vaughn.
1880, WTOP l9l--The Honey
mooners: Ralph takes q
look into the future and the
results are funny to every
one but him: Jackie
Gleason.
$3.50. WTOP ls)--It's Always
Jan: JAMS roommate, Val.
becomes engaged to an
elderly playboy; Janis Paige.
$500, WRC ill-George Co
bel: Tennessee Ernie Ford,
who was so funny last sea-
son on Georges show, pays
return visit.
9:30, WTOP t9) - Damon
Runyon Theater: Three
jobless bodyguards are hired
to deliver load Of firearms
TO revolutionaries In San
Felice; Cesar Romero, Allen
jenkins. Horace Mcmahon.
10000. WNfAL t7)-Town and
Country Jatnboree: Three
hour .tiive' telecast from
Turner's Arena with Jimmy
Dean and the Texas Wild
cats, Dale Turner, Luke
Gordon, Connie B. Gay and
others.
1880, WTTG t5)--Hour OF In
spiration: The Rev. Dale
Crowley conducts non-de-
nominational program with
accent on youth and music,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

movie star who falls In love
with q naive cowboy: Ger
aldine Page. Kenny Delmar.
500, WMAL az - Boxing:
Heavyweights John Holman
and Billy Smith meet in
Miami.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

Hs nnB tss I'm B-In. hsfausa
na sias aa a,tiss'1st
Aisrsh asasts Hsuans q sssi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

7:0e. wHIAL t5l-Readers Di.
. gest: "old. Master Detec.
tive" concerns . forged ari
masterpiece; william Tai.
man.
1880, WMAL 7) - Voice Of
Firestone: Rise Stevens
sings "Wunderbar." Might
Was Made for Love" and
Vienna. Ny City Of
Dreams
SEQ, WRC tA = Medic:
Drama about need Of med
ical care by woman UNDER
" -
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$50. WMAL t7)Disneyland;
1.-THE Legend Of Sleepy Hol-
low with Bing Crosby's
voice.
1880, WRC t4)--Father Knows
Best: Pop has to defend
sons integrity after exam
mixup.
1880. WMAL tD-MGM Pa
rade: Debbie Reynolds In
scene from Tender Trap;
also Bolger dance sequence
from Great Ziegfeld.'
$500, WTOP ts)--see 1t Now:
(Premiere). Historical study
OF THE Vice Presidency.
the Great American Lot
terry; Edward r. Murrow.
$3.50. WMAL t7)--Break the
Bank: New time for audi.
ence participation quiz with
Bert Parks as emcee.
600. WTOP t9)-U. s. Steel
Hour: Shoot It Again q
Hollywood comedy about q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
For Lumber, Call Our Number

ANACOSTiA
1905 Nichols Ave.
At, Good Hope Rd.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
3131 Duke 81.
Near Seminar "a.
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$3.50, WMAL tD-Warnel
Brothers Presents: Jacl
Kelly. the young psychia.
trist Of Kings Row." tries
to keep girl from being
destroyed by mothers pos
seSsive love.
TOO. WRC tN-Betty Hutton
Show: Betty tries Tv again
with Bob Hope and Jimmy
Durante as her guest stars.
1880. WAIAL t7)-Wyatt carp.
The marshal uses psychol-
ogy to trap Wichita gunman
out to assassinate him.
7:3e, WTOP ts)-Youll Never
Get Rich: Sgt. Bilko be-
comes interested In o post
boxing tournament: Phil Sill
vers.
$500, WMAL "a Danny
Show: Danny has family
troubles when he gets bid to
play London Palladium.
$3.50, WRC tB--Playwrights.
50: THE Hearts q Forgot
ten Hotel, by Arnold Shul-
man. drama OF teen-agers'
soaring disillusionment; Ed
mond O'Brien. Sylvia Sid
ney. Paul Hartman.
$3.50, WnIAL t7)-Cavalcade
Theater:: Hans conreid as
Gen. Francis Marion, the
famed swamp FOX.
600. WTOP ls)-The $4,000
Question: The experts on
mythology and jazz return
at the $4,000 mark; Hal
March.
$3.50, WRC t4)--Big Town: A
polio victims parents are
detained as undesirable
aliens.
$3.50, WTTG ts)Paris Pre-
cinct: Louis Jourdan and
Claude Dauphin costar in
drama from Paris police files.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Proarom and tliahIiqhts for "Wednesday, October Is

Me Ca Aaa fg WRIGHT 81 ls SIS Hsus u q.
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nc EA Nsa nst Fsrni sa asy with o.
I1 In, fsts ehiEH Rssnt
Hof c. U-I BnH ilnssls . sdtsum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

WM ga NrEtG en-
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Program and HiqhIiqhts for Friday, October q

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fsdg Tia la Isagi rs cssng uuis aass 80 ana hesn
HTef ca N-i sH issG nssha fftn DslaH So Mara tsa
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-02
Graduation
At Shaw

The candidates for graduation
are:
Harry Paul Alexander, James
w. Althans, Ronald Dean Apple,
Donald L. Asuma, Ieva Auzins.
Dorothy Louise Bacon, William
G. Balch, James l.. Barch, John
Charles Barker, Barbara Lou Barr
Barbara Lee Beercheck, Myrna
Louise Behnke, Milada Millie
Beres, Jane Louise Berger, Ken
meth NJ. Berilla, jeanne Veronica
Beyvl, Nancy Alice Blough
Charles F. Bonnell, Arlene Lynn
Brelo, Charles E. Broscheid, ko-
bert D. Broscheid, Joan Shirley
Brown, Sandra Brown.
Joseph J. Cabot, Dom Camlin,
Patricia Mae Carney, Laura Eliz-
abeth Carr, Michael A. Ciomek,
Donald Reed Clark, Dorothy Pearl
Clark, Sandra Lois Cohen, Pa
tricia Louise Condor, Nancy Joyce
Grail, Charles Edward Grow,
George Lee Crumbaker, Bertram
c. Culpepper, jr.
Marjorie A. D'Ambrosia, Robert
Y. Dawson, Marilyn Ann Decker,
Margarita Delvigs, Robert Charles
DeWard, jr., David Flick Dewey,
William Schubert Dignin II, Rose
mary Dohm, Curtis John Edwin
Downing, jr., Richard Doughty,
Thomas W. Drake, John Pelton
Dunlap, Barbara Carole Dwyer.
Barbara Anne Farley, James
Smith Ellis, Forest Albert English.
Carole Aileen Feast, Donald B.
Felice, Sebastiana Marie Ferlito,
Robert H. Fish, jr., Elaine Forka-
pa, Charles S. Foss, Leila Susan
Anne Furry, Lois Lewis Fultz.
Keith Edward Gallagher, George
Fleming Garland, Enid Lois Ger
son, Mary Ann Glass, Elizabeth N.
Golaboff, Elizabeth Holly Green
man, Leona Louise Gregory, Marta
May Gunder, Elliott Floyd Gussow.
Charlene Dorothy Hall, Nancy
Elizabeth Hall, Christine Marie
Hamilton, Jan Harmon, Wayne F.
Hayes, Stephan Havas, Diane Gay
Henry, Kenneth Earle Hershfield,
Joyce Ann Hess, Marilyn Kay
Hicks, Peter Bernard Hoegstrom,
Alfred F. Hoffman, Barbara Lee
Hook, Jay Edgar Hunton, Ruth
Louise Hutter.
Rosemary 1nzano.
James Allen Janek, Robert G.
Jennings, Barbara Ann Johnson,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-02
Sirens To Sound
Evacuation Test
Alert June 18th

Air Raid sirens will sound We'd
nesday, June 18th in a full scale
test as Cleveland and Cuyahoga
County observe the second Ma
tional Civil Defense Test Opera
tion Alert 1885," Purpose of the
nationwide test is to emphasize
the new Evacuation Alert" siren
signal, and to create interest in
other phases of Civil Defense
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-02

High School from 10 to 1880 a. m.
Entrance to the gym is from Shell
don st.
Superior Hill
to 8 p. m.
Tom Minehart will be in charge
Of this playspot which caters to
the younger children. Mr.. Mine
hart has been in playground work
here several seasons and is the
Boys Elementary Physical Educa-
tion supervisor in the city schools.
Forest Hills Park
Supervising the recreation here
will be Warren Mower, a student
at Case Institute of Technology.
The hours will be from 8 a. m.
to IL noon; and from 1 p. m. to
8 p. m.
Pool Staff
Shaw pool is one of the busiest
recreation spots in town. 1t is
open to all residents of the East
Cleveland School district. AS usual,
the hours will be 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
until hot weather when it will be
open in the evening.
Business Manager and cashier
is Mrs. Charlotte Batchlet, a long
time employee. She will be
assisted in the management duties
by Marianne Rothhaas, a Shaw
graduate who will receive her de-
gree in June from Ohio State Uni
versity. Miss Rothhaas has also
served many seasons at the pool.
Assisting as cashier will be Mrs.
Pauline Arnold.
Pool guards will be Geraldine
Beyvl, Jerry Spalding and Mary
Ann Lee, all of Shaw; Dolores
Owen from Michigan State U. and
Mary Ann Shively from Ohio State
u.
The locker attendants will be
Michael Bauer, Robert Edwards,
Marilyn Frey, Juanita Bechtel and
Mrs. Helen E. Smith, 1850 Elm
wood and Bob Eppich.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-02
To
Open June 9th

daily, one from 1 to 2:30 p. m.
and the second class from s to
4:3O p. m. Albert Thomson will
be in charge of maintenance.
In addition Miss Juringus will
also have a morning handcraft
class in the Girls old gym at Shaw
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-02

June Ann Johnson, Ruth Darlene
Johnson, Gloria Phyrne Jones.
John Joseph Kessler, Paul Frs
kline King, James Kitson, Nina
Rae Klusker, Nancy Jane
Klusker, Nancy Jane Knowles,
Doris Katherine Krause, Russell
Lee Krinsky, Nancy Jane KRONER,
James William Kutcher.
Frieda Darling Laubaugh, Jim
Leach, Anita Marie Leicher, Will
liam Everett LeMaster, Ann Eliza
beth Lindsay, June Marie Lose,
Marie Elizabeth Lustig.
Virginia Louise Mackell, John D.
Magazine, James Edgar Marshaus,
Grace Linda Martin, Joan Rae
Martin, Katherine Louise Mason,
Eugene William Matulewicz, Doris
Anne Mayner.
Shirley Marie Mccarthy, Ronald
Mccoy, Mary Elizabeth McGuier,
Mary Leah McHarg, Nancy Jean
Mcnamara, Genevieve McWhirter.
Sandra Jean Mellen, Betty Lee
Nicola, Catherine Miller, Thomas
Robert Milligan, Paul r. Missar,
Richard A. Moller, Phyllis Mae
Meyer, Martha Louise Mueller.
Donald c. Newbury, Bonnie
Nickel, Kenneth David Nokes.
Tyler H. Owen.
Shirley Jean Paugh, Joseph
Pavlos, Thomas E. Peeling, Vir-
ginia Louise Penfield, Thomas Ber-
nard Perkins, David Ross Peters,
Donna Lee Peterson, Donna Mae
Peterson, Marilyn Carol Pfeffer,
Mary Jane Pirro, Antoinette Rose
Pompignano, Catherine H. Poole,
Darlene Joyce Posey, Peggy Ann
Poteet, Ruth A. Pringle, Clara
May Pudvan.
Nancy Louise Raids, Marian
Annette Raupach, Stephen Robert
Renton. Judith Ann Ridenour, Rose
Mary Rogers, Jean Marie Rocks,
Kurt B. Rusch, Kenneth Allan
Ryder.
Rudy Joseph Sarich, Thomas
Charles Schafer, Kenneth Neill
Schiring, Paul E. Schupp, Nancy
Lou Sheppard, Leonard w. Short,
James r. Shriver, Barbara Joan
Skelly, Brian George Smiar, Imo-
gene Spaulding, Renfrew McCol-
lum Spence, Mary Ann E. Stepic,
John P. Stewart, Jerry NJ. Sullivan,
Donna Mae Sweigert.
Arlene Taggart, Lora Rita Ia
tone, Barbara Jean Thacker,
Evelyn E. Thomas, Carriellen
Thompson, Gary Louis Tigges,
Fred A. loft, John |. Tomcho,
Jerome ". Tucker.
Norman J. Ullemeyer, Mary Lois
Uphoff, Gloria Vara, jeanne NJ.
Varndell, Pearl Annette Virostko.
Elton James Vogel.
Judith Lynn Wachter, Mary
Lou Walton, Ronald Howard War
shawsky, Linda Louise Washner.
Harvey Weiner, Blanche Lee Well.
man, David John Welter, John
Whitehorn, L wrence Whitney,
Arnold Wiener, Richard Winter.
Peggy Wintersteller, Carol Louise
Wolfram.
Members of the class of June
1855 who have been honored with
membership in the Shaw Chapter
of the National Honor Society
are the Chapter officers: presi-
dent, Jay Edgar Hunton; vicepresi-
dent, Laura Elizabeth Carr: secre-
tary, Barbara Anne Farley; treas
urer, Blanche Lee Wellman, and
James W. Althans, Ieva Auzins.
Jane Louise Berger, jeanne Yer
onica Beyvl, Arlene Lynn Polo.
Marjorie A. D'Ambrosia, Mar
garita Delvigs, John Pelton Dun
lap, Barbara Carole Dwyer, Eliza
beth Holly Greenman, Ruth Louise
Hutter, Robert G. Jennings.
Doris Katherine Krause, James
Kutcher, Ann Elizabeth
Lindsay, Joan Rae Martin, Betty
Lee Nicola, Thomas E. Peeling,
David Ross Peters, Rose Mary
Rogers, Paul E. Schupp, Leonard
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-02

training.
John j. Pokorny, Civil Defense
coordinator, pointed out the neeC
for such an alert when he ex
planned, Because of the size Of
the H-Bombs and the resultant
radioactive fallout, the Fedora
Civil Defense Administration
strongly recommends that every
critical target area develop
evacuation plans at the earliest
possible moment. Our office is
now in the process of preparing
an interim evacuation plan to be
used by residents of Cuyahogs
County under actual emergency
conditions.
In view of information received
from the Federal Civil Defense
Administration we believe it is i'm
portant for every home owner and
business executive to prepare
evacuation plans which can be
tested during a future Civil De-
fense alert. Because a few, if any
have prepared evacuation plans,
we believe it would be impractical
at this time to request an all out
evacuation drill during the nation
wide test alert on June 1916.
Instead we are suggesting that
families, business organizations
and all others utilize the time of
the nationwide test to conduct
some form of exercise which
would be beneficial in improving
upon their present Civil Defense
program" Pokorny said.
On Wednesday, June 18th, at IL
a. m, ESDT the Evacuation Alert
will sound. This signal consists
of a 5-minute steady blast on the
air raid sirens. In an actual alert
this signal would be the warning
to move Immediately out and away
from the city of Cleveland.
11:15 a. M, ESDT the "Duck
and Cover" signal formerly called
the Red alert, will sound. This is
a three-minute wailing sound. In
event of an attack, no matter
where you are when the "Duck
and Cover" signal will also signify
the end of the exercise.
Many suburban areas throughout
Cuyahoga County are planning to
evacuate their Civil Defense staffs
or mobilize for evacuation. Traf-
fic will NOT be stopped during the
June 18th test alert nor will the
public be asked to take shelter
when the duck and Cover" sig
nal is given.
eve would like to have as many
conduct a drill as
possible during the test in order to
again emphasize to everyone con-
cerned the necessity for a strong
Civil Defense Program in Cuya-
hoga County" said Pokorny.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J.
Drummer, 1860 East 133rd ST.. a
girl, May 18th, named Debra Ann
Brunner.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Ross, 1744 Eastman ave-, a boy,
May 10Th, named William Joseph
Ross, jr.
Twin girls were born on May
18th to Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Morahan, 1868 Phillips ave. They
have been named Bridget Ann and
Belinda Ann Morahan.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-17

REAR ADM. AflciEh A .Hlrke.
named by President Fl eu1oNer
as new Chief Of Naval opera
tions. is shown al his fra, prt s
conference al the rengae4n IN
Washington. The admiral said
that IL the nomination is con-
fiuned by the Senate. there VIII
be no dragging Of feet" IN ltuld-
ing atomic engines for warshtps.
He Is scheduled 10 succeed Adm.
Robert r. Carney IN AN st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
wlNELAND THEATERS

ABC DRIVEN woo ,,ss '" d , ',:::
CinemaScope. TONY CURTIS In
PURPLE MASK" Technicolor. at
$50 p:53 Cartoons at 5;52,, JACK
PALANCE in KISS OF FIRE" Tech
nicolor, at S:22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
JUST RELEASED

Les Brown -Stars-Four
of the Les Brown sidemen star
in an LIP of their own. with
each lending his distinctive
approach to Jazz. The lineup
is Dave Pell's ensemble. Ronny
Lang's saxtet. Don Fagerquist's
nonette. and Ray Sims with
strings. Included in the dozen
pieces are Thou Swell" my
Funny Valentine" THE Man
ILove, "Poopsie," and "Sorta
Moonlight" Capitol T-659)
Sarah Vaughn-A superb LIP
Of the divine Sarah, which in
cludes a dozen ISSUED items.
Outstanding among the tunes
are the wordless "Pinky." and
her sensitive handling Of such
ballads as East of the Sum-"
THE Nearness of YOU"
Spring VIII Be a Little Late
This Year" TT Might as Well
Be Spring" and Goodnight
My Love- columbia CL-745)
Sandy Stewart-Two good
sides by this youthful singer.
as she capably does "Ill Take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
New Monroe Records
Have Unusual History

1.-THE Voices Of Christmas"
A unique LIP featuring the
Voices Of Walter Schumann
in Christmas music for the
whole family. tRCA Victor
LPM-l14D
Lets All Sing q Song for
Christmas This LIP features
TV personality Dennis James.
as he leads the James Boys
and Girls in Christmas songs.
(Kapp KL-l009)
"The Sounds of Christmas"
Another fine LIP is this one
showcasing The Three Suns
with a string orchestra. They
have included both popular
and traditional Christmas
songs. (RCA Victor LPM-1132)
christmas Carlton" - An
unusual LIP is this one pre-
senting Arthur Lynds Bige-
low. Princeton University's
bell master, playing Christmas
carols on the famous Cleve-
land Tower Carlton at the
University. columbia CL-
75O)
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CARMODY
Continued From Page Ell

Continued From Page E.
serted the drama for books
and who would be readable If
he wrote about horseshoe
pitching. Also to Kathleen.
Ann, and Tim. the latter now
old enough to be selecting his
college. Where hast thou
- fed. oh our youth?)
Carolyn Green. author of
"Janus" and the most charm
ing new playwright since Jean
Kerr, to whom also a merry
Yule.
Edward r. Murrow. as de-
ightful to televiewers as he
can be disconcerting to spon-
sors. And to Grandma Moses
and Mindy Carson. two Of our
favorite Murrow guests.
Jack, Dorothy, Frankies
Billie. Jimmie. Raymond.
Rowena and others of the
Raleigh dining room staff who
helped add 10 pounds to an
underweight who said eight
weight"?) critic in 1855. And
to the chef who is such a
wizard with poultry livers ana
scallops.
The Stars composing room
staff, Charley Holbrook. John
and Walter Ferber, Charlie
Aldrich, Phil. Bake and the
othres who regularly put the
finishing touches on the drama
departments unfinished bust
ness.
Clark Gable, Bill Holden.
Phil Wrenn, Ed NeWhouse. Ed
Isaacs. and Roland Gammons
twho got religion. men whose
names constitute the happier
lingering memories of Air
Forces days at Miami Beach
in 1912. A long war ago, that
Is getting to be.
And, once more. the merriest
Christmas conceivable to
drama page readers, including
those who are inspired to write
sharply reproving letters on
occasion.