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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22
ON THE CLUB CALENDAR

group. Wednesday. 1:45 Pm. erea-
AAUW, Aisxandris Braneh-Tuesday. 8
Strauss. 374 Washineton avenue. Well:
ington Park: speaker. Mrs. W. Neil
FRANKLIN. Modern Concert Songs"
Business and Professional Clubs
SoroptimiAt Club Of WashinEton-Today
pm. annual outing, with Mrs. Mary
and entertainment provided by the
BUSINESS and Professional Hadassah-7
TO-DAY HT Bro cosgg p a0ts
1890 pm. club luncheon and busi-
ness meeting.
Community Clubs
-Tomorrow. IL noon; Christ Episco-
ssrt luncheon. followed 81 tour Of the
s, Dgm ssrioG 2a.s gafdispSs
art department showing of members
S Wsdnssasy Pm .n sS4o Golq maet
wemsn's Club Of Enthusiastically.
1920 am. annual meeting. Tuesday.
election Of onicers and prosram By
fine arts department Friday, pm.
club house. Charter Day tea.
Takoma Park W0men's Club-Thursday,
pm. music department annual
spring picnic. with Mrs. c. A. Pam
pin, 206 East Wayne avenue. Silver
Spring.
Alumnae Clubs
WASHINGTON Women's Committee Of
Brandeis acknowledgements. 1890
pm, willard Hotel; installation of
ofhcers; speaker, Archie Cohen Of
the Board Of Review of the General
Services Administration.
ri Beta Phi. Washington Alumnae Club
Tuesday. $3.50 pm, annual May
supper, with Mrs. william C. Dulin,
1912 Grove street. Chevy Chase. in
stallation Of officers.
ri Beta Phi, Arlington Alexandra
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Civic and Study Clubs

wemen's. City Club-Today; 4 p;m,,
operatic tea; program by the Capital
French class. Tuesday, 7:30 pm,
card-playing group. Friday, 1870 and
pm, card party.
Washington CIub-Tomorrow. II am.
book. review. Tuesday, II am;
speaker, Watson Davis. director oil
Science Service and editor OF Science
News Letter. The Future Of Science.
Wednesday, 1915 pm. reception anc
luncheon honoring Nine. Couve d.
Murville. wife Of the Ambassador Of
France. Nine. de Murville to speak
on Women in France"
American Association Of University
Women. Falls Church Braneh-Tomor.
row. s pm. Falls Church Recreation
Center monthly meeting.
AAUW, Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
Tomorrow, Z pm. international rela-
lions study groups. picnic supper. with
Mrs. Allen Franta. 6312 Bradley boule-
ward. Thursday. 8 pm, creative
writing group. with Mrs. W. A. Stein
5617 Madison street.
AAUW, Washington 6ranch-Tuesday, 8
pm. International Relations Commit
tee, discussion of Afro-Asian Confer
ence. Wednesday. IL am. arts poetry
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OAR Chapter
Elects Officers

The Colonel John Washing
ton Chapter of the District
Daughters Of the American
Revolution has installed Mrs.
Wilmurt A. Bennett as regent:
Mrs. Arthur j. Rod. vice re-
gent: Mrs. Edward L. Kendig,
chaplain; Mrs. Ralph Lund-
gren, recording secretary; Mrs.
Clyde Strange. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Robert B.
Ainsworth, treasurer; Mrs. Ed
ward C. Stone. registrar; Mrs.
Robert Carroll, historian, and
Miss Emily Tinker, librarian.
Mrs. Walker Totty will serve
as delegate.
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Miscellaneous Clubs

Catholic Daughters Of America, Court
District Of Columbia No. 212-Todsy.
Al pm. clubhouse, open house re-
ception honoring Rev. John K Cart
Wright rector OF st. Matthews Ca
sisterhood Of the Northeast Hebrew
COngreg atiOn-Tomor $50 pm.
at the Synagogue, 1901 Eastern ave-
nue.. election OF ofncers.
Calvert Ciub-Tomorrow, 9 pm, month
~ meeting. with Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son. SOIL Glendale road, Chevy Chase.
Leasue Of Republican Women Of the Dis
trict = Tuesday. $3.50 pm. YWCA,
ner and panel discussion topic. How
to Unity and Strengthen Our Party"
directed by Mrs. Roy F. James. Thurs
day. 1880 am. Capitol room PISS.
morning study study group; speaker katn-
opii-Mrs. Club Of WashinEton - Tues
day. 1870 pm. Sheraton Park Hotel.
Federsf ToSstmistress Ciub@Wednesday.
ST. pm. Main Navy Building. semi
monthly dinner meeting
Sisterhood Of the Kosher Israel Consre-
2sol N street NV, Mothers Day
celebration.
Montsomery County Jewish Community
SsRer WS%sn &C
1890 pm. at the center. S402 Frey
man drive. ''Pageant Of Roses" install
AIeasndria National League Of American
Pen Women--Thursday. 3-6 Pm.
Goodale. COZ orOnoco street. Alex
District Daughters Of the American
Wilson Chapter. with chapter regent.
Me-; Roberts ss2ss SSS North tn
day. I PM. msssins Of the colors
service at Washington Cathedral. To-
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morrow. 1T pm, Maud Holly Water
man Library open. Tomorrow. pm.
Eueenia Washington Chapter, with
Mrs. Emil II. Bachschmid, 2508 North
Gusts road. Arlington. bufiet supper
5e fs'in jackson Go Chapter. p With MS
Elizabeth p Moister. 5000 Daniel
lane N.W.. Approximation school
program. Tuesday, 1890 pm, Our
Flag Chapter. with Mrs. Martin A.
Mason, 1891 Raymond street. Chevy
Chapter. With chapter resent. Mrs.
Robert Hofmaster, 1909 West Virginia
avenue, Bethesda. picnic and business
meeting. Tuesday. 8 pm. Capt.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. chapter house.
election Of officers; Thursday, 8 pm.
Federal City Chapter, with Mrs. Fred
erick Lee and Miss Virginia Daughtrey,
1900 Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase,
musical and meeting honoring Mrs.
Mahlon A. Winter, organizing regent
Of the chapter. Friday, 8 pm,
Col. James Mccall Chapter, chapter
house, annual meeting, election and
reports.
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AIumnae Club-Tuesday, pm, pot
luck supper and installation of ON
GERS, with Mrs. Kenneth ponohue.
4015 fancy avenue. Alexandria.
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, Washington
Alumnae Chapter-Wednesday. PM,
1851 Columbia road NV. election Of
officers. Saturday, IL noon, Army
Navy Country Club. luncheon and
Chapter. University of Maryland SEN
Tors as guests.
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sew your way to compliments
for that loyeliest look
LUXURY LACES AND TULLE
BY d. STRAUSS

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The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Teen-Agers
Shoot at Bus

Returning TO the terminal after
completing his run Saturday
DSR driver was narrowly
missed by a bullet which he said
vas fred at him from a car
occupied by six teen-agerS.
The driver. Will Smith. rs. Of
33l7 Benson. told police the car
load Of youths pulled alongside
his coach on McNichols near
connor a. he drove TO the DSR
barn at Shoemaker and ST.
Jean at AIS am.
They began TO wave and shout
insults from the windows Smith
'ol6 police, but l tried TO ig-
aore them. Then ! heard a pop
ning noise and the sound OF
breaking glass.
Smith lost control Of the
roach. which jumped the curb
sno knocked over a utility pole.
lie was not injured.
Police said holes made by a
bullet Of undetermined caliber in
dicated the shot could not have
missed Smith by more than a
tcot. The slug entered the driv-
er's window vent and passed
the front door, they
said.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04

throughout the United States are
watching the outcome OF I his
drive with a view to following
the lessons learned in the Detroit
effort"
Mayor Cobo said that there can
be no doubt about the need that
exists among the AZ agencies IN
cluded in the MDBF. He pointed
out that most Of them have had
no funds for major repairs in the
last 25 years and said that De-
troit's increasing population has
resulted in serious overcrowding
in all agencies.
Because Of this need" he de-
clared. "and because Detroit
stands to increase its reputation
for doing big things well, l here
bv proclaim June as Detroit
First" month, and urge that ali
citizens, companies and organiza'
tions contribute generously tc
this vitally important appeal.
The Campaign goes into It's
final month Wednesday. Officials
are seeking 10 close the drive
with an oversubscription OF the
goal by the end Of the month.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Ford Donates
College Fund
$4,000 to

A $4,000 gift from the Ford
Motor Co. Fund was presented
Friday 10 the United Negro Col
lege Fund
The Ford check boosted total
contribution to well over $780,
600, according to Lester r. Dow
ME, vice president Of Kelsey
Hayes Wheel Corp. and general
chairman OF the Michigan cam
paign TO raise Sl30.O0O this year.
Downie said the Ford gift in
dicateS very deep interest in
The entire program" TO aid 81
Negro colleges by providing
money for more teachers, inn
proved facilities and scholarships.
The check was presented TO
Downie by Ford Vice Presidents
Theodore o. Yntema and William
+. Gossett. The latter is chairman
OF the UNCF steering commit
tee for Michigan
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Bennett College
Gets Methodist
Gift of 500 gs

GREENSBORO, N. CA gift
OF 100000 to Bennett College
from the Woman'S Division OF
Christian Service Of the Metho-
dist Church. was announced by
DR.. David ID. Jones, president,
yesterday.
The grant. which will supple
msnf funds already given by
The United Negro College Fund.
will be applied on the con-
sfrucfion Of q gymnasium and
swimming pool which have
been long needed 10 round out
the physical plant.
In making the announcement,
President Jones pointed out that
il was this same organization that
was instrumental in the founding
of Bennett as a college exclusive
ly for women back in 1925 when
he was called 10 the presidency.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Chi Midshipn,an Graduate
from Annapolis With Honors

ANNAPOLIS. Md. (CNSD-
twenty-five year old MidShip-
man l.. p. Gregg wins his
commission from the United
States Naval Academy this
week. He graduates in a class
OF $50, on June 3rd.
Gregg is a top man scholas-
ticallY for he was 22end in his
class last year and il ranked
with the status as superior 10
most Phi Beta Ksppss. He
graduates with distinction"
From Chicago. Gregg gradu-
ated from Wendell Phillips High
School there and then Joined the
Marines. Friends suggested he
try for Naval Academy APP
pointment.
II was Rep. William Dawson's
first Negro appointee and. Of
course. Dawson Will be on hand
to see his protege graduate
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
White House
Visits Increase

CHICAGO. Ill.-A few months
ago the sight OF Negroes entering
the White House to attend social
gatherings was enough to send
all local Washington. d. c.. news
papers and national news agen-
cies scurring to get pictures OF
them entering the White House
grounds.
Today il they are not seen al
the social functions II causes
comment among the local pap
srs, says EBONY magazine in
its June issue.
Ebony reviews many OF the
Negroes who have been guests
OF former President Truman and
President Eisenhower This IS a
far cry from the time Teddy
Roosevelt made Dixie's editors
scream by inviting Booker I.
Washington TO lunch
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04

Also. at the exercises will be
his mother. Mrs. Haehell Gregg.
who manages ar Ice cream par
lcr in Chicago. and his two sis
isrs. Dorothy "a and Rose. 20.
Upon receiving the gold bar
for a second lieutenant in the
Air Force. Gregg will later report
for flight training at Maiden. Mo.
The six-footer is among $50
midShipmen who have chosen OF
been assigned TO the Air Force
under Defense Department
ruling that one-fourth OF the
class be assigned TO the Air
Force.
1t was easy for Gregg TO choose
the air force for he has always
wanted 10 fly."
A quiet guy. with little time
for extra social activities, Gregg
says ne has no plans 70 marry
yet THAT will have TO wait for
a while" he gTins.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04

WardslL 34-Ysar-oid musician,
currently working Out of Los
Angeles. was found on the road
side by shsriffs deputies. and
identified by publicity men of
fhs newlY-opened inisrraeial
hotel.
Gray. had PLAYED with several
u the top bands of the nation be
ore Joining Benny Carters
,and.
Carter'S band with whom Gray
sas . member played for the
irand opening Of the hotel, the
ollowing night. Original opening
Tas last Tuesday.
Robbery as motive was
OUT as his pockets revealed SIS
n money and did not appear Il
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Heart Attack
Takes Novel;,
Ex-Communist

Funeral services were incoln-
pltte this week for one Of the
US. Governments first ex-Com-
Inunists TO testify against the
Communists conspiracy.
William O'Dell. so OF lilo
Hancock died OF a heart attack
shortly after asking the care
taker TO call a physician.
An admitted Communist from
1929 10 1886. he turned against
the party completely around l945.
and offered TO help the govern
rcnt roundup leading communist
and their fellow travellers
A former Ford Motor Co. em-
ployee. he was assigned TO the
large local 10 recruit members for
the Communist Party
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04

Warrants for arrest of rs
other dope pushers have been
issued.
Twenty six Of those arrested
arc charged With selling dope
while the others are held as as
socrates. many OF whom ar,
users
Inspector Russell J Mccarthy
OF the Narcotics division in pay
ng tribute to the former Mile
An-City basketball and football
player also revealed that Judges
The prosecutors office, and othe
high officials cooperated with
Harvel and ms department.
Following his graduation from
Miller in l947 Harvel attended
Morris Brown College where h,
was selected as an all-conferencs
end.
Preliminary court hearings
will be held June 6 and 3.
More than $4,000 worth o.
heron and marDuana was al
legged as the amount OF business
done daily by the gang
Arrest and convection OF San
ford Williams last March led tc
many Of the arrests made las
Weekend
Williams. supposed to be the
chief supplier OF Detroit dope
sellers. was arrested with $4,000
worth Of dope in his possession.
He was recently sentenced tc
ia to is years on the charge.
Harvel was taken out OF the
Police Academy School tw c
weeks before his class graduated
last February. and assigned ic
the narcotics squad. under lnsp
Mccarthy
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Sen. Raps
Soeiologists,
as Conllnies

WASHINGTON, d. c. tCNS)--
MissiSsippis Senator Eastland
made blast against the United
States Supreme Court for It's de.
ision outlawing segregation ~
,chools-at which he charged
that such men as Howard Uni.
sersity's DR.. Z. Franklin Frazier
md the distinguished sociologist.
iunnar Myrdal- needed inesti.
Eating because Of their indirect
participation in the historic de
.lsion.
Eas,land as chairman Of the
Senate Internal Security subcom-
nittee could be in a position TO
undertake the investigation hs
proposes without any specific
authorization from the Senate.
Only Senator Olin Johnston Of
South Carolina noted his remarks
and said. Il think it IS something
that ought TO be looked into y
The rest of the Senate paid
scant attention to Easiland ano
,aid off the record that they
lid not anticipate such an in.
quiry.
Commented Dr. Frazier on
Eastlands remarks I'm n So
Aslist and ! am under nobody's
influence. ! do my own thinking.
although Mr.. Eastland doesn't
believe any Negro can think.
Anybody who has read my book
knows there IS no communism ia
1t.
Dr. Myrdal is in Europe az
executive secretary OF the United
Nations Economic Commission
and Dr. B. X Braneld Of New
York University said: Let my
research cited BY the Supreme
Court speak for itself"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
The Devil Takes Educator for Near,
20 Years.

Dr. Arthur c. Stenius, Age So
pRCED TO GIVE UP THE CHOST!-
THINKING BLOCKADEi AND
SPIRITUAL BANKRUPTCYi
And the spiritual nakedness of Harper Hospital could
'sct no liberation from original sin-medca psychol-
y itself being prisoner of the dev!-saturated with
4 ma msgnetism!-materalism!-s smother
ITS patients divine and spiritual sense their THINK
IT, THEIR VERY LIFE, HERE!
PART 2
Ft BODY is IMACE-3-DIMENSION MORTAL
THOUGHT. OF THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESS, THE BELIEFS THEREIN!-
A M-Y-T.Hl-Cod declares!
And the body resides IN human consciousncss-as
e' the earth, sun, moon, and stsrs!!!
Material objects destructible, MORTAL
PoU-C-HT IMAGES of Gods ndestructible, spir-
PaL eternal ideas!
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Mayor Sets June As
Building Drive Month

re VIII be Detroit First"
sn'n m support Of the Metro
van M Detroit Building Funds
SOO'OOO Campaign. an official
'iamation issued by Mayor
70 Saturday declared.
Inc Mayor pointed Out that
designation Is IN keeping
Ia The MDBF slogan. An
1T Detroit First In Human
me campaign will be- the first
rs kind ever conducted by an
s,ican city," he said. ''in that
ul'es the major human service
lung needs in one appeal for
s evident from preliminary
IleS that many communities
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
News
Briefs

Detroit is short Of a House Of
Corrections member. a. well az
member of the Mayors
Youth Committee on Narcotics.
John DsneY. executive Sec
rsiarY Of the Detroit Urban
League. fired from the House
Of Corrections Committee last
week. resigned from the
Youth COMMITTEES this week"
Argument between he and
Mayor cobo. he said. was EEK.
eessivslY petty"
Atty. Chas. Roxboroueh. ST..
appointed 10 replace Mr..
DancY. in a written letter this
week TO the Mayor. stated that
he would be unable 10 fill the
House of Corrections job be
cause Of the press Of private
business"
Roxborough also IL q men,
Der Of the Mayors COMMITTEES
for the Rehabilitation Of Mar
eofie Addiets.
The u. 5. Supreme Court
Tuesday ruled that the May ~
High Court "dsssgregsfion"
ruling would be returned to
the lower courts for impismsn-
tafion.
NAAcp officials viewed The
iaissf ruling a. . victory for
the forces Of right over those
that would delay indsfiniielY~
implsmenisiion the full impact
Of the change In education ~
souihern education
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
J. c. Smith Grads

CHARLOTTE. n C-Ninety
six candidates for graduation al
johnson c. Smith University re-
ceived diplomas on June I. at IL
am. Dr. Donald A. Spencer. min
ister Of the Second Presbyterian
Church Chattanooga. Tenn. de-
livered the commencement ad-
dress.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Tompkins Award to
Wayne Minister

The Bark on the Ground and
Other Lines q collection OF
poems. was judged as winner in
the 1855 Tompkins Award con-
test. Wayne UniVerslty's oldest
literary competition.
Stewart Moore. of East Detroit.
was awarded Sloo for his verse
entry. Moore Is a eradicate stu
dent in philosophy and . Uni
versslist minister.
DR.. Orville F. Linck. associate
professor Of English and secretary
Of the Tompkins Board. made
the announcement
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04

nbA cNdl ihOA iAiib.
isve been ranSacked.
Examination OF his body re-
Sealed that he had been hit q
1icious blow in the back Of the
mead.
Reports from the West Coast
point to suspicion that he
indicate that SUSPICION that he
lad informed on narcotics big
shots. who had a hand in the
Staying.
Joe Louis. es-neaVyweight
hampton OF tie world is a mem
oer Of the syndicate that opened
he interraciai hotel last week. He
IS listed as official greeter for the
hotel. located in the city where
gambling and other vice. report
'dly runs under the law.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
"Taunted, Drinking Paratroop
|eruit Leaps to Death from Bridge
IN. Y. Tribune
IE DEVIL TAKES ONE OF FOUR, VIA THE DEVILS
BILLION S ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
INDUSTRIES!lli


INDUSTRIES!i!i
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. C.S.-r4--+
nurated by the taunts of three friends, seventeen
harold boy plunged 1SO feet his death in the Harlem
3:35 pm. yesterday to prove himself ready to be
psrairooper. He to have reported today to the
ID Airborne Division.
The YOUTH William Olvsr, of six children of MIR.
Mrs Carlos Ovsr of 502 w. l77th ST., jumped from
ghbridge footbridge after his friends laughed when
told them paratroopers first training jump
ian 200 feet
"Il show you," friend quoted William as yelling.
hen William vaulted four-foot guard rail.
Horrhed, Don Marienthal, eighteen of 854 W. 1S1st
ran to police. The two other friends George
eatty sixteen of S19 W. l80th ST., and Billy JONES'
nteen, Of 2s5 Fort Washington Ave-, raced down to
shbrdge Park and plunged into the river. They could
lot find their companion His body later recovered
Nv police boat.
One youth said the quartet had been drinking cee-
brS'e Williams last day civilian, police reported.
They were crossing the bridge toward Manhattan
hen William said paratrooper's first jump from
e than 200 feet The three friends jeered police said
hd then the tragedy occurred.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Four Floor
Fall FotoI
to Girl

Building inspectors an &
police we're investigating the
death of a II year old girl
who lost her life in an elevator
in the newly-opened Frede'
rick Douglass housing project
Carolyn Porter. l2-Year-old
daughter of Mrs. Genevieve
Porter. was removed from atop
the elevator by the Fire De-
parimenf Monday afternoon.
Funeral services were incom
plete at press time.
Two other companions, Cathy,
8. and Patricia Allen. Z. also on
the elevator. remained still when
Carolyn repeatedly became hys-
terical.
Although the elevator started
TO move without the button
being pushed on the 18th floor
the Allen girls stated, the doors
did not close as il began 10
descend.
AS Patricia and Cathv re-
NAMED still. with Cathy praying,
CAROLYN repeatedly made a grab
for floors as the elevator went
down.
Finally, Caroline grabbed a
floor as the open door elevator
tConinued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04

Praise Efforts Of
Rookie Policeman

Nearly 90 oope pushes and addicts arrested last
week result of llweek investigation by 26year old
police rookie
Reginald Harvel six foot POS pound ex.foobal player
Miller High School, credited by his superiors with aid
ing staging the largest roundup of dope pedder in the
history OF the narcotics department
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Find Detroit Musician
Dead Near Moulin Rouge

LAS VEGAS. Nev-Foul play was thought to be the
motive in the death of former Detroit tenor man
whose body found miles from the newly open
Afn,li,, Rnlna hot Last
The Detroit tribune., 1955-06-04
Senate 0ks FEPC Fund

Passage of an FEPC (Fair Em-
pl' yment Practice bib by the
Michigan Senate last week as
sured Michigan of becoming the
I4.n state IN the nation sporting
such bill.
Later in the week the Senate
added $4,000 appropriation
TO the regular appropriation bill.
Efforts to trim the appropria-
tion to $4,000 was blocked by
Sen. c. r. Coleman (Rep).
Coleman. caucus chairman led
the fight that squelched Sen. Rob
ert Faulkners attempt to reduce
the original appropriation. which
finally was voted by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
ToDAY'S Tv
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WMAL t7)-Disneyland:
"Cavalcade OF Songs" with
Peggy Lee. plus Three Little
Pigs" and "Snow White"
excerpts. tRepeat.l
$500, WTOP l9) - Frankie
Lame Show: Guests include
singer Patti Page. dancer
Harold Lang. comedian Eddie
Mayehoff and Jack Teagar-
den.
7:55, WTTG t5l. VIDAL (ll)-
Baseball: Baltimore VS.. WASH
ington.
500, WRC t4)-Request Per-
Torrance: Young teen-ager's
dream comes true when he
dates movie starlet: Robert
Crosson. Fern Bennett.
Repeat9
$3.50, WMAL ca - Pail Mall
Playhouse: Stephen McNally
as Texas Ranger faced with
job Of bringing in boyhood
friend.
800. WRC (4)-Kraft Theater:
In "The Failure" only one
daughter shows resentment
at fathers inability to win
promotion Judith Evelyn.
1000. WToP t9)-U. s. Steel
Hour: THE Bride Cried"
story Of small-town girl who
defies parents. to wed ire
Sponsible artist; Janice Rule,
Barbara O'Neill.
1900, WRC (4)-This Is Your
Life: Jennie Grossfnger
(Repeat)
1l:15, WTOP (9)-"Sailor Be
Good: Comedy produced ir
1888: Jack Oakie, Vivienns
Osborne.
l1:30. WRC t4)-Steve Allen
Billie Holiday and Day,
Brubeck's Jazz Trio, guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLlGHTS

s:55, WWDC-Baseball: Dou-
bleheader between Washing
ton and Baltimore. (Second
game teleyised, channels five
and eleven.)
500. WRC - Converse ton.
Should New York City be
Abolished? Clifton Fadiman
Marc Connolly. Henry Nor.