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AuroAoslLrs ron SALE

PONTIAC ie4p black a-dr. sedan,
hydra: r. and H. e400. En-; 3
6S37. --2S
PONTIAC s55 star Chief Catalina:
power steering and brakes. fully
equip: beautiful turquoise and
STANDARD PONTIAC
44o4 r. !. Ave. NE. UN. 4-5e6i
PONTIAC 1880 chieftain IS" club
eoupe hydra. =. and h. Wv.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST, Sill. sPG. JU. 5-6ls6
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AUroMoBILEs FoR sALE

PLYMOUTH 1888 cranbrook 4-dr.;
T., h. oSefdrtye; 1-day special,
S6g5; low e s45 down TOWN q
nv va. s-szo6. V,Sa oSsn I'll III ).
PLYMOUTH ls1s s-seat station
TORS. 6010 Wis, ave, wo. 6-Sa00.
PLYMOUTH 81 convertible: beau
tifu medium green with new black
top fully. equtpped; very clean;
only S647 EMERSON a ORAfE
lBuiekl, 18th and N Ets. NV. DI.
7-Sl00. --26
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AuToMoelLrs FOR SALE

,54 Reiyedere hardtop:
2-tone linish driven only 1000
miles: like new Si.49S. 2-day
money-back trial: 4-month written
guarantee HILL a. SANDERS.
Wash.,s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
14th st. NV NO. Till Open
eTes. I'll D, sat. stil B. --25
sS2 BeIvedefe hardtop
coupe: fully eauips winterized
kept waxed and garaged since new;
S685. pvt owner can finance 1ull
amount, bank terms. Mr.. SMITH
JU b.1997, --2b
PLYMOUTH $50 Plaza 4-dr.:: heater,
defroster, driven under 30 MI !;
S1.S96. sass On Balance financed
at local bank. COLES MOBILE
HOME, Jessup, Md. ON RI. l. Park
way 5-192S. -27
PLYMoUTH 1851 cranbfook 4-dr.
T. and h. orig. black hniSh
equipped with snow tires; $bgS
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. sIL. sPa. JU. b-6lse
PONTIAC sb5 model $50. f-dr
sedan; S2.1o9; used 600 MI
hydra. power steering, new war
rnnty: ffnnaac FLOOD PONTIAC
1921 Connecticut Wo 6-6400
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont


oLps 1852 super esss 4-dr,. in
2-tune blue; hydra, +. and h..
sse i-eSner car in superior con-
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th ST. sIL. sPG. Ju. 5-61s6
0LDG ,A9 2-dr.: clean low mileaee;
$lQe. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
0LDs '55 .9Ss starfire convertible:
hydra, =. h.. fun power. etc. Saeri-
flee. S5.095 IA. 5-g274
0LDs 1883 Super "S6 convertible
cnsoTnsT ,Iy eo5nsS sf5 Y Dsop aa EeaSS SEndI y
10: see Il today Special, 81 .390
MooRE-dREAR MOTORS Lincoln
Mercury Dealer, 5033 Wis. ave
NV. EN-. 2-2Q5Q; 400 Conn. ave
0LD6 1854 Rocket aSsA Holiday
coupe, ID 2-tone ivory and green,
Hydra :. and h.; immaculate;
MANI MANN oLDSMoBILE
5000 18th 81, SIL. sp0. Ju. 5.6ls6
EACKARD s52 200 de luxe 4-dr.:
+. and a.. ultramatic, w.-w. tires.
BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER. 1900
deorsia ave. n.ws RA. e-lles
PACKARD 20 sedan. HIGHT blue;
fully equipped; clean inside and
out: excellent mechanical condi-
{ion: only S245. EMERSON a
oRME 3 tsaiskS ssSsa l7th ana 1 N s's'
paajcKiARb Z NJ III rsls0; isas 4-dr. sed,:' radio
Asssssr STsseStsss s ssS ssSS doS ysa sms ss
weekly payments: pvt. owner. NE
S-26S9 an day, Thurs. or Fri. ---sa
R6CKARDSs50 4-dr sedan, r and
H.: IKE new. S4g9. '53 2-dr. hald-
top. ultra, I. and b.; 81 .0g9. HQh-
NERs6 COR. Buick pealsr, F.a; ~
sssysnnis1a sys nis e ,sa ga sayOs ~ SE zT sedan;
and NJ: excel. cond.. low mile
age: S1,260; pvt. owner. W "
1854. - :
fTYNOUTH AZ 2-dr. de luxe: r
and b.. orig. black inish. New
tires. Perfect condition: Only Syl9
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
RysLER-pLyM.ouTH7IIaMPSEss Z Y. n PSasasd
PTYMOUTH So 4-dr. cranbrooki
heaut beige and green hnishs SevS
Five 1851 down. FoI credit sp'
nroval. cell IA, 9-sls 2. ......-t
ihle: I. and n: beautiful cream mn
ish, new black top. low mileage
Immaculate condition; S1.l93. z
day. money-baek trial: 4-moith
written guarantee. HILL q SAN
DERS, Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900 i4th st. nv, NO: g-llll,
Open ewes. til 9; sat. I'll 3. 20
PLYMOUTH 1882 club eo9pe gtsy gy
ana cnnditfon. guaranteed S64p
LRLINGTCN MOTOR co. FORD
$500 Columbia pike, s. Arl. Va
fLYMoUTH IS savoy VS. 4,noori
9-tone. like new inside and out
errips. trade Or terms; 81 ,hg5
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRysLER-rLygAysspUTHsIIAMp cHRysLERr Z rs IA paklsa1,9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
Bid for Proxies
Is Stepped Up
In Ward Fight

CHICAGO, April Is (P).-Both
sides in the fight for control OF
Montgomery Ward g. Co. re-
newed their wooing of the firms
stockholders today.
The soliciting of proxies from
the stockholders is a grim and
huge task. The firm has $1,000
stockholders who hold a total of
6.703.932 shares.
The showdown will come FRI
day at the annual meeting of
shareholders in the 4,200-seat
Medinah Temple on Chicago's
near North Side.
Sewell Avery, the Ward chair
man, will be there. So will tts
man who is trying to wrest COM
mand Of the company from him,
Louis E. Wolfson, Florida and
New York financier.
Each Heads Slate
Each heads q slate of candi-
dates for the nine positions as
directors of the $721 milhon mail
order and retail store organiza-
ton.
The votes of the stockholders
will determine which side elects
majority Of the directors, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
BeoIl Hits Proxy Toctics,
Urges Probe by Senate

q statement, congratulatipg the
Senator for his proposal.
Mr.. Wolfson said that when
the Montgomery Ward proxy
fight is over the revelations of
the behind the-scenes pressures
will undoubtedly result in re-
medal legislation"
Denies Talk With Wolfson
Senator Beall told reporter
Mr.. Wolfson must have seen the
release on a news ticker.
81 haven't talked with him
nor he with me-" he said.
Senator Beall added he has
not seen Mr.. Wolfson for about
a year. He recalled that Mr..
Wolfson appeared before his
subcommittee in the last Con-
gress in an investigation of
transportation problems in
Washington. Mr.. Wolfson is
chairman Of the board of Capt.
ltal Transit Co. The COMMITTEES
criticized fiscal policies of the
company but found no illegal
| practices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
South Koreo to Form
Atomic Energy Group

SEOUL. April Is ga South
Korean Atomic Energy Commits
sion with a $4,000 budget win
be set up soon In response to the
atoms-for-peace program Of
President Eisenhower.
The Education Ministry an
nounced today the commission
would undertake atomic research
and exchange information with
other countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

thus rules the Nationwide arm.
The tabulation may take weeks.
The wooing of the stockhold-
ers apparently win continue up
to the time of the annual meet
ing. Even the stakeholder who
already has signed a proxy for
Mr.. Avery or Mr.. Wolfson can't
be considered irrecovably COM
mitted. He can revoke his orig
inal proxy by signing a later
proxy for the other side. The
proxy with the latest date on it
is the one that will be counted.
Both Claim Victory
The Illinois Supreme Court
yesterday handed down a deci-
sion that assured that all nine
director positions will be at stake.
Claims Of victory from both
camps followed.
Mr.. Wolfson. in New York. said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

his side has four directors I'D
our pocket" and the closing
momentum" Of his campaign
could increase the number to six,
But Edmund A. Krider, Ward
president. commended the Avery
side viii hold a majority on the
board.
with the total of proxies al
ready held by the management. I"
he said, there is no chance that
Mr.. Wolfson and his hackers will
elect a majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

A prompt investigation into
proxy struggles for control OF
corporations was urged yester-
day by Senator Beall, Republic
can. of Maryland.
"There seems to be an alarm
ing tendency" Senator Beall
said, ito employ questionable
and perhaps. illegal tactics to
hold or to win corporate con-
troll"
Senator Beall said he is urging
the Senate Banking Committee
to conduct Eat the earliest pos
sible date" a study of proxy
contest methods with a view to
the enactment of more strin-
gent regulation and more ef-
fective enforcement"
Avery-W0lfson Battle
In his statement. he made no
mention of the current fight be-
tween interests headed by Sewell
Avery and Louis E. Wolfson for
control of Montgomery Ward.
But Mr.. Wolfson quickly issued
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Tourist From ThaiIand
Ambassadors Niece Likes Everything About U. S.

finished their education in the
United States. She's one of
IL children, the 10th, and the
youngest daughter Of a dis
tinguisi1ed father. Now re-
tired, he was the former
assistant secretary to Thai
lands Minister of Education.
The pretty Thai miss has
packed a lot Of excitement
into her q years. When she
was only 10 years old, she and
her family were forced to flee
to the outskirts of Bangkok
to escape invading japanese
forces. She remembers this
as "a very interesting expert
ence." Except for the dangers
of the actual evacuation, .she
recalls she and her family
suffered little discomfort for
the rest of the war, except for
crowded living conditions and
high food prices.
After the war, she went to
London to complete a two
year secretarial course, and
then travelled through Europe.
Next to sightseeing, one of
Supapan's favorite pastimes-
besides learning how to cook
lis shopping. She thinks the
selection of things for young
girls in American stores is
much better here than in
Europe.
But ruefully she admits,
You spend a lot of money"
Evening star., 1955-07-31
By Ruth Dean

minute"
Supapan is just as excited
about Americans as she is
about their buildings. "I just
like everything about Amer
lea and Americans" she says.
Even at home, / have more
Americans among my friends,
even though I was educated
in England"
She thinks Americans are
very friendly and very frank"
Particularly does she like this
quality Of frankness because
you know where you stand"
It is perhaps this same!
quality in the petite Thai
visitor, combined with an
innate charm and reserve,
that has attracted Americans
10 ner.
A real beauty. too, Supapan
has a clear, fair complexion
that would be the envy of
any American college girl and
raven hair which she wears
in a soft wave becomingly
combed to one side of her
face.
She also has a mind Of her
own, and on occasion reveals
a quiet sort Of wit that takes
people unaware.
In a sense, Supapan is no
stranger to America, since
three of her older brothers
Evening star., 1955-07-31

EROM THE far-of land of
Il golden Buddhas and tenn
pie bells has come a pretty
young visitor to Washington
tSee cover and p. q who is as
enthralled with our cities as
Americans are carried away
by the fairy-tale splendor of
her native Thailand.
When Supapan Panyarjun
landed in New York eight
months ago on her way here
for Q visit with her aunt and
uncle, the Thailand AmbasSa-
dor and Nine. Sarasin, she
just stared in amazement at
the skyscrapers. Recalling the
experience, she said she gazed
up at the 80 and 10O-story
buildings and marveled "at
what men could do"
And your buildings are so
large" she added. You can't
see to the end of them"
Although she hasn't yet
seen the inside of the Penta-
gon. everywhere she has gone
big buildings have had a
fascination for her, whether
they're in New York, Wash
ington, Philadelphia or Miami.
She accompanied her au:-t
and uncle to the Florida re-
sort city last January, and the
first thing she did when she
spied a huge newly constructed
luxury hotel was to step in
side lust to see 1t for a
, 1955-10-07

To all SPORT FANS yankees & Dodgers included)
World Heavyweight Championship Boxing Match
ROCKY MARcIANo & ARCHIE MOORE
FRIENDs:
You are all welcome to see this coming Saturday and
Sunday, g. g October 1855 y in addition to our main
feature : the sensational fight between tow great
boxers.
Sincerely vours
, 1955-10-07
EDITORIAL:
ANOTHER LOOK AT COOPERATION

SOMEONE WHO prefers to conceal his or identity,
using only Far Play wrote expressing satisfaction that this
paper has finally decided that cooperation is not a one
way street; ..
OF COURSE, MUCH Of this type Of opinion deserves
to 90 unnoticed, except for the fact that it becomes necessary
on occasion to check the tendency to disregard a~ctuaities.
In preaching cooperation and its tremendous values, every
effort has been made BY this paper. to bring into practice
what is preached. And the instances and examples are
countless.
NO LONGER THAN a year and a half ago this paper
came out strongly in support Of the fullest possible coopera-
ton for the then Governor. Project after project had fullest
support and a plea for cooperation 50 that the maximum
benefits and advantages may be had.
1T MAY B perfectly natural for complaints to come
concerning lack Of cooperation because writer's such as Fair
Play" find it most difficult to understand any plea for coop
Grafton which may not come from one direction only.
COUNTLESS ARE the instances in which lines need
to be drawn because cooperation is understood to be en-
slavement to a particular idea from which there can be no
deviation. For example, a release from New York evidently
intent on ridicuIe Of the former Governor exceeded the
bounds Of good judgement and reason, and we disagreed
To. the writer Of that release we certainly were not cooperat-
ing. Therefore, if there IS misunderstanding as to the real
meaning Of cooperation, little can be said by way Of explana-
ton.
BECAUSE COOPERATION is so essential, the effort
to bring it to an even fuller degree will be continued, the
likes Of letter writers such as Fair Play who hide their
identity notwithstanding
Brodhusfs Printery offers
Evening star., 1955-01-30
HOUSES roR sALs-N.G.
woonRr6S66 6S65esIp4E 6S665ke@sIp4ErAcHEn

wooDRIDGE-DETACHED
Tou need not look further, Custom
ishsd attic. recr. rm-; lst a.. Nv.
rm., open fireplace din, rna., den
and powder rnl.. kit. equip. with
elec. range, refgr-, garh. disposal;
2n6 a.. 4 rms. 9 baths. lsund. Tm.
With automatic washer and drier.
igs; covered .Ssd pSrsa csrsa fenced 5ss yn, yss,eI
trarsp; and shop. Under $4,000
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
Evening star., 1955-01-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTA - Arm. bungalow; full
bsmt.. gas h.-wh.; S9,950. OWNER.
Phone LU. 1.4054.
ANAC0sTlA--Nice 6-rm. brick In
gas heat. Price. Si3.960. Immed;
possession. 221l T place Sc. lGoQd
Hone I'd; to 22nd St, left blocks Z
r THaos. PEsess B. WALSH hse'ii fNc.. SIS Yith
q. NV. DI. T-7567.
ANACOsTiA-5.room brick. finished
rec. rm.. 1M baths. Colonial front
porch, near Anacostia High Sch,
TS&r BIZ s29 JAMSso I Sssso4cS 4SSSRfohd sD6d.y RfIAI IH
|BOLIiNG FIELD AREA. within walk
ing distance: home and income; oI,s
for S13.5O0; small cash down. g.
room, 2-family house. centrally To-
Gated to everything; over soft.
ps.s .ss fs's sqappsa sf5as ( stsSns rss eG &
Cross, LU. 3-7644. MARSHALL J.
WSPIE co. 1924 18th St. nv.
coSckEss HEIoHTszHons ana
nsSi epsts ,os. SsSE5B sSIsB @ Sriss slsh spt sGn S
pvt. entr. and full bath, Fenced rear
yard. Only 81, 900 down. JAMES
SAEse5 45a sLLaiS EEAI AI Hs.ss EsTaTT T s4t7 I9 G
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Loveiy -3-bed-
s s 0sss D2sasr rarSsss T% on sDosa lss a
Assume ass ise. az trust. JAMES CAR
ROLL REAL ESTATE. 70. s-Q40Q
Sunday, Mr.. Mundell, 70. 3-473s.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-6 rooms,
sem ssmidst e., brick and frame ,, ,sopersss ..
ess heat. df approved al s19.5os0j..
81 down to qualified veterans.
Mon Monthly ZEs psZ9sntss s.1sor 5s5 less thar shsE
ESTATE, 10. 2-0400. sunday. 10,
FaiRIAwN vILLAGE--Lovely 8 bed.
nm. brick. rec. rm;. Colonial front
isndscaped. id A JAMES Carroll aisassli REAi
ESTATE, 10: .2a94oo. Sunday Mr
HsIq9srsgg Mtg; ~, 4,sfT. 4sssfET. N c,o,.,,
ssek ssss r Ta0lss sai.s. 0ssi sISs sssas
G.s. os rssni y pssneh Sn e. Jc eys So sss olosf I
HlLLCREsT - 6-rm, briek Colonial;
sspo. sssss eiis esi Ms "a hand.I nr In ass aso yS'
!. Branch ave.--cusToM-sUIIT ds.
tached corner brick, uniquely de-
signed with a 2-story Living
rm., 2 bedrms, bath. powder rm.,
gas heat, brtit-in garage. Eve. TE,
e,s233; Z. T. oRAVATTE. Resitor'
SIS s. ADRi2S f1Sisi ST. s.E. - a-bedrm.
semldet.; hy. rm.. separate din rn1.,
full basement. garbase disposal. $500
NEAR BRANCH and PA. AvB.--2-
bedFm. buuGalov. completely furp.
ished. iss, lot; full price only SO;
EsTATE 20 2-e4oo. Sunday Nj
T-RoOM ROW BRICK--slds hal
plan. yery elean. spacious rms, incl
full din. rw: and Kit, with dinstts
Si2.a5o. less Tor cash deal. / VII
pay reaS. rent Of Si15 per mo. until
|, June. can OWNER. after Q Pm.
snd ~ day Saturday. Sunday. II
BGSGALow.. GAL . bedsoens. sss heat;
M la.Ss SSsr tsrssd ysEa L.. y; at55sI z ~ ..,,,
spE,as' q m In. .srni.dss d. srs @ w W
yard. oil heat ile k3rd S. priced
pErscisEb e sai 5 Z EooM Hoslk--s bashs.
tuii hsmt. AL condition. ynrd. "a
rage, nice lot. 50 900 handles. NE.
S-)4R6, NE. e-4e1t.
~ 7.A5os TERhls---Mtnn. aud Kiy--
pst. franz . rms, hath. auto. heat.
ss.eoo Soa QUICK sAIE. $500 IN.
S45 mo. BAYS an. 3-bedrpom bansa.,
bsnt-. Eas h.-w.h.. fenced yard. open
l-dark 22Qs p st. slk on Mi1n;
RA. 6-a333. Ia 0-8i4i. ALLEN
REAL KsTA1E.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
HOUSES Fok sALa--sH.
HARTMAN REALTY Inc.
OUTSTANDING BUYS

ANAcoerIk. 2aas coed Hope rd.--
8 rmss 3 bedIms., tie bath. oil heat,
porch; nice lot Priced very low,
NkAR eistS. 1915 AND MIN. AVE. Pair.
lawn Park, 2Q33 = st.-Semidet
s5ss S5Ea . sso sns: tie soSn hath s sda5 NIB 3
rAfRLkWN sIssi wv VILLAGE, near lssh and
i sts--Semioet. brick. 8 rms. 3
bedrms,, fun bznt.. oil heat porch;
fenced lot. Owner must sell; $13,-
,S s9o oarSyhssssHts. ysssHns. ayRsssI'so,o W asssTs; d.t
powder rm:: large fenced lot; ST.
FxIiRRiFAx VILLAGE, off Pa. ave-
semidet. brick. 5 bedrms.. tile bath,
full hxmt.. .gas heat, Must Be sold;
nElg 81 sCg. e9.RII.i LY i;Iles; AZ ana s,ar. I'd
G iso4 enesa chspin st.ANew se 'S dst, s-SedTm
rambler. full bkmt, gas heat, elec
kit; deep lot: si5p5O. Open to
3 pm. LU, 1886.
AHACOsTIA. on MINI. ave.--2-fam-
ny unit. ] with 2 hedrms, fun esn1t;
ssfSnxiw s alE n; is;aISS Sss, Sass Le Ave-. lsss ssss
VIII, garage. Shown by appt,; So.
MAR CORAL HILLS SHOPPING
CENTER-Det brick Cape Cod :
rms, tile bath. finished bsmt. with
another bath; 6l approved: $14,-
HaliiIGcREsT. ssss sS Hishwood dr.-S-
yr.-oid det. brick. rms. 9 bedrms.
: baths: / bedfm. and bath ist o.:
recr. rn,, 3 frepl. Sale or rent
furn,. $3.50 per mo. Lu. e-59f6
ANACOSTIA--Large det.. 8 rms:,
bedrms., with I00xi0o level lot suit
for nursery.
ave.-Det. asbestos shingie, Q fms.'
2 baths, recr. rrn., gas h.-w-h.; S11.-
$50. LU. 1-7196,
OTHER GOOD LISTTN0S
Realtor. 1913 Good HOPE Rd. Sc.
Sales, Rentals, Property Management'
Insurance o.s
Evening star., 1955-01-30

tconiinued on ileHt paEsl
Evening star., 1955-01-30

e:sT 1855 TALBERT TERRACE
small row-briek home. rith iiy. sn..
and and bats % md d. hnlslsd m. 10
bsn1t... with. oil h.-N,h.: can b pur-
CAL Mrs. jones. AD. 2-oss5. for
JOSEF JOSEPHINE @. JONES
no. Z-siB1
Evening star., 1955-01-30
REAL ESTATE CO., co. b-5037
Ewes, and SUM-, AID. 2-6b2A
COLORED

COLORED
734 5th ST. NV.
ATTENTION LAWYERS AND M
VESToRSi This 3-story bldg. Il
located within 2 minutes walking
distance of the court houses. u
to oficesJ and q full bath on each
floor. A fine looking brick bldg.
selling at q reasonable price with q
moderate down payment. VIII show
anytime For further info. call
Lincoln 7-7034 or Lincoln 7-S930
METROPOLIS REALTY CO.
1Sto NJ rao CT ne 0.2IAQ
Evening star., 1955-01-30

1891 jackson 81. n.e.--Open sunday,
z 70 = pm: 2-stosy attic and liant.
les n. rms. 2 baths. e-cnr ga
rage, 2 porches: gas heat- gas stove
and refxT: Prlss So. 500 yses9s- sess
NC 6&3 Indiana ave. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
COLORED-$l5,950
REAL 1a.L EsT5ATE EST 5nS CO. sc 60. o5ssS$ 5ssSSs$7

COLORED--DETACHED
$495 Down--Price, $11, $50
Here is q beautiful e-story home,
side sSR'fsihT hai Tplsn. Cow Covered YO front porch
full basement: oil h,-w h., LIST floor
powder room. etc. This showplace
can be yours at only S11,950, and
with notes under SOS per month.
Call Milton Psrmsp. To. 2-SesS'
M-E-N-S-H
,AIa pvs g, NV MA s-6AAO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12

From Hollywood.
$500, WTTG (5)-Million DOL
lar Movie: Louis Jourdan, an
uninhibited artist, ruffles the
lives Of Lilli Palmer and Dana
I Andrews, in the comedy, mo.
Minor Vices" /,
o %, WRC (4)-Max Lehman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12
Answers TO Our Presidents

Franklin D. Roosevelt
made his first fireSide chat on
March II, 1888.
president Truman, on
March IL. 1947. asked Con-
gress to appropriate $500 mil
lion for military and economic
aid to Greece and Turkey to
combat communicable an
nouncement Of the Truman
doctrine.
3-Mrs. Franklin Pierce
(Jane Appleton) was born at
Hampton, N. H, March IL.
1906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12
LITTLE RED RIDING HOODS

ing he HAS to be a good actor
to play The Poor Soul,'"
From Chicago.
1880, WTTG (5)-Best of the
Million Dollar Movies: Arch
of Triumph" with Ingrid
Bergman, Charles Boyer and
Charles I,aughton, the story
of Paris between two great
wars.
1890. WRC (4-Film Theater:
Summer Storm" love story
set against a background of
the Russian Cars, stars Linda
Darnell and George Sanders.
HIS, WMAL (7-Seven Star
Theater: A notorious killer is
tricked into confession, in
Assassin for Hire"
11!25, WTOP (9l-The Late
Show: An innocent man en-
dures the harsh treatment
given in a prison, in He'll
gate" starring Sterling Hay
den. Joan Leslie and Ward
Bond.
Rodio Today.
1855, WWDC-Baseball: WASH
ington VS.. Kansas City, an ex-
hibition game.
200, WMAL-Metropolitan OPP
era: Verdi's "Otello," with
Mario Del Monaco, Renata
Tebaldi, Leonard Warren and
Martha Upton.
500, WIDOW, WASH - College
Drama: The Age of Adde'S
cence," a comedy by John
Galloway, of American Uni
versity, stars Orel K. Leon
ard, George Washington Uni
versity; Dolores Abuse, Mary
land University, and Harry
Cullis and Dorothy Green,
American University.
sos, WGMS-Library of Con-
gress Poetry Series; Lord
Dunsany, a delayed broadcast.
1900. WWDC-Report to the
People: Reporters Harriet
Griffiths, of The Star, and
Alfred E. Lewis, of the Post
and Times-Herald, interview
District Commissioner Lane.
1880, WRC-College Quiz Bowl:
Columbia VS.. Colgate.
800, INSTRUMENTATION: 1.-THE
Non Conforming American"
discussed by Adlai Stevenson,
Alistair Cook, Bergen Evans
and Clifton Fadiman.
sos, WGMS - Opera House:
Bizet's 1.-THE Pearl Fishers" a
complete performance.
$3.50. WRC-Kansas City Phil
harmonic; Hans Schwieger
directs the orchestra in Du-
rules Three Dances for Or
cheStra"; Chausson's SYM
phony in B Flat Major. and
Chabrier's "Espana Rhap-
sody."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12
HiehIights
TeleXision Todny.
THE BERRYS
THE TooDLEs
THE JACKSON TWINS n

500, WRC (4-Professional
Basketball: Fort Wayne at
Syracuse.
$500, WTOP (9)-Professional
Basketball: Harlem Globe
trotters VS.. Washington Gen.
erals.
1880, WMAL (0-This We Be-
lieve: The story of John Car
roll.
500, WMAL (O-Christopher
Program: Paul Weston and 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12

Stafford, in Power OF Teen
Ayers for Good"
$3.50, WMAL (7)--But the Echo
Remains: The story Of Dolly
Madison.
1880, WRC (D-Horace Heidi
Show: Eddy Arnold visits dur
ing a salute to Chattanooga,
Tenn.
500, WTOP (9)---Stage Show:
Kate Smith. Count Basic and
the DeMarco Sisters headline
the show with Jimmy and
Tommy Dorsey while Jackie
fGleason vacations.
$500, WMAL (D-Wrestling:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12
Other AM Stations

PRESENTS: The Rodgers and
Hart musical, Connecticut
Yankee" with Eddie Albert.
Janet Blair, Boris Karioff,
John Conte, Gale Sherwood,
Leonard Ellicott, Bambi Linn
and Rod Alexander. (Color. y
1000, WTTG (5)-Wrestling: