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-BEDKM., 21z-BATH, NEW BRK.
CAPE COD. in top N. Arl: loc.-
Formal din: rm': dream kitchen,
space. full bsmt., level lot; GI-FHA
approved at S23.25O, 10eo down to
vet; the best buy we have to offer.
Shown by appt THE DARBY CO.,
IA. 5-9393. once OPEN 8 It'll 9.
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GI-NO CASH DOWN

Decatur Hts. Nd: 2 groups for vet
Grams. Nr. new Wash. .-Balto. Park
way. Open houses. SOLO 60th ave.
Rogers Hts. Hyattsville, Md. or
1907 TauSsig rd. at 53rd pl., De-
catur Hts, Bladeusburg. Md, UN.
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BRICK COLONIAL
All rms. gen, size. sep. din. rm.. full
bsmt. with knotty pine rec. rm., all
ideal location, near D. C. line.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 1865
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FOR CQIOREn

story brick Colonial Of 3 bedrms..
iuIl din. rm.. equipped kitchen,
bsmt.. big fenced lot. Sl,1OO down
and S9S month pays all. REALTY
ASSOCIATES, WA. 7-5l34.
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ASSUME $4,000 CT LOAN. De-
lightful 3-bedrm. rambler on level
l00-ft. lot with towering oak trees;
conv. and desirable neighborhood.
Only Q blks. to bus and shopping.
Priced at $4,000 with payts. Of
SS1.36 incl. taxes and ins. Call now.
ia. 5-6S00.
SHANNON L. LUcHs co.
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S195 DOWN

CT OR NON-GI
3-bedrm. bungalow. equipped kit, full
bsmts clean as pin. Call Mr.
Fitzig at LO. 10000 until q pm.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO..
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% New Brick Bungalow

They are complete. in every detail.
for by builder. FHA and VA financ-
ing. In Md. vet only 20 minutes to
downtown D c.; 2 fine shopping
centers to serve you. Schools,
churches and buses handy. Open
every afternoon for your inspec.
to Southern ave. left on Southern
4 blocks to Ellis St, right on Ellis
to open sign. J. NJ. MEDLEY, 10.
S-b777 -o7
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FALLS CHURCH
KENT GARDENS
DISPLAY HOUSE NEARLY

COMtLE ELL
Why not drive out to the intersection
Of Westmoreland st. and Kirby I'd.
any evening, $3.50 pm. until dark.
or this week end and inspect the
beautiful brick. 3-bedroom ramblers
under construction? Yes, there Is
q living room with replace, huge
separate dining room. fully equipped
kitchen with ample breakfast space,
full daylight basement end perma-
nent stairway to spacious attic,
suitable for expansion. VA. FILA,
or conventional financing arranged.
Price, S1S,45O.
70 reach from D. c.. Out Lee hwy.
to trafnc ignt at N; Washington
blvd, turn right to Westmoreiand
St, proceed about 2 miles to Kirby
I'd. and our sign.
JOHN w. MULROY co.
90 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, We.
JE. $4,000 Eves., il. 2-6649
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WOODSIDE REALTY co.
OVER 400 r,ISTIN(;S" ---27
SILVER SPRING
GI OR FILA

Here is an opportunity to
buy in settled neighborhood
OF individual homes on a
quiet street. Prewar construc-
tion. Brick, 2-Story home, On
large lot, with trees and
shrubs. One olock to bus,
walking distance to schools.
Family dining room. "4-ft.
living room with fireplace. 3
sized bedrooms, built-in
garage. Finished room in base
ment. This home has been
rented and needs decorating.
Owner will redecorate to suit
you. or II you want to do the
lob Yourself and save, owner
will reduce price. S20.750.
Terms available for veteran or
non-veteran. Shown anytime
by appointment. LEE FREW
PLATT, JU. 9-70lS; LO.
5-ll42.
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HOUSES FOR SALEAMn.
PROFESSIONAL MEN

FnAt9 9EDO4ONAh MGN
Doctors. dentists. don't fail to see
this air-cond. once and living
quarters. This property located in
active section with good potential
Terms arranged.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-lI66 WA. 1885
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RETHESDA

Rambler. S1s.50O. Rambler. sci 500
Rambler. S2l $50. Rambler. S22.-
$50. Rambler. 800. Rambler
S24,95O, Rambler. S26.950. Ram
bier. $.9,950. All these ramblers
are brick and located in excellent
appointment to see, please call Mr.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-325n
Ewes. OIL. 2-TR6n II
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CARROLL KNOLLS
-t- ~ n

GI APPROVED, NIf,'VU
Spacious 2-yr -old brick rambler on
lovely tree-shaded lot, completely
fenced. 3 bedrms.. 1ia baths, table
space in all-electric kitchen, tile
bSmt, porch and unusual brick
patio for entertaining: near public
and parochial schools, GRAHAM
& CO., JU. 5-6n10. ----...---.-
INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES
Normandy dr-Detached 6-room Co.
lonial brick. in most desirable area.
screened porch: redecor. and vacant
Sl6.T5n. GI approved
HUGH T. PECK HE, 4-R4nO
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4 bedrms.. . baths on I'd A.: den and
powder rm. on LIST. good kitchen
With adjoining breakfast rm.. sep.
arate living and dining rooms,
screened porch: full basement, ga,
about 8 yrs, old and under 100000.
". B. WRIGHT. EN-. 3-56o0 til
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RET,TSVTT,I,E

oII1J I ~ v Vd1G
RAMBLER: . bed
rms; less than 2 yrs. old; A-acre
lot; parquet floors; firepl. In liv.
rm.; the best heat that money can
buy-radiant gas h.-wh.; lots of
extras, incl. auto. washer, drier, IL
cu.-ft. refgr. with. freeze chest;
alum. storm windows: pulldown
stairway to expap. attic. A steal for
the money! Owner leaving for
Calf; $4,000 down; early poss.
Call now, its garden time! ERWIN
REALTY CO.. WA. 7-1232: WA.
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SPLIT-LEVEL BEAUTY
ca Enn
"I,oye to Entertain?"
HUGE AND NEW
WOODSIDE PARK

This beautiful center-hall rambler
has large living room, separate din
ing room, huge screened porch, all
electric kitchen, 3 twin sized bed
rooms, loads Of closets. 9 full baths
one in master bedroom; full base
ment, paneled recreation room.
raised stone fireplace. "a bath.
Beautifully handicapped; a 2-car ga
rage completes this builders dream
home. Price, $34.950. Excellent A.
nanctng.
GRAHAM g. CO.
Ju. 5-6010 Ewes, JU. S-24sS
nS
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24O5 UNIVERSITY LANE
RAMBLER-GI. S1475O

<11j VII EUU
Brick, 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen
with garbage disposal. III baths, full
basement, gas heat; large yard.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
TU. 2-6l61 EN-. 3-SS75
90
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HILIs-special bargain.
500 and 511 18th st.-Beautifui
detached homes. Large liv. rms, din
rms, kitchens, 2 large bedrms., bath
hardwood floors throughout. Auto
matte oil heat. Price, $S,950; $500
cash.
2620-2622 CONN. AVE. Columbia
Park-Modern. det. rms, bath,
hardwood floors throughout, auto
heat. Price. S9,650. $500 cash. Act
MR. OnIIM PIE r-ko1R - 2n
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,0OO-S25O DOWN


$50 month; q nice, 5-rm.. 2-story
home, on large lot. close to trans
portation and schools in Bowie.
$12,950-GI-$650 DIN.
Civilian. 1900 down. A spacious. 81
rm., tapestry, brick rambler, on
beautifully Handicapped lot, featuring
tiled bath, youngstown kitchen. A
real buy. see 1t today.
HOME AND 2.7 ACRES
S7,500-A cute farmette. near Glen
dale, featuring 3-bedrm. home,
bsmt., nicely equip. kitchen; straw
berry patch, etc.
cs cEsrATE, ME HaSfnf aN 151g 5a15Ds0N 0eskdays REAt
Spruce 3-75l5. ewes. and week ends.
% New Brick Bungalows
2 and bedrooms. Must be seen to
be appreciated at the low price Of
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KENsINGToN-BY OWNER

BETHEsDA's BEST, only S24,o50 =
Owner wants immediate sale and
has really priced this accordingly.
Rambler; huge living and dining
room coubination; de luxe kitchen,
dishwasher, disposal 3 large bed
rooms II OF master Sizei. , full
baths: full basement: attached ! =
car garage. Call WO. 6-64S6 or
DI. 7-bs30.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

VETS NO CASH, S65.32 per mo-
Meadows. nr. Ager rd. School; 3
bedrms.. separate din. rm.. oil heat.
Is!s5 HSs5o0 ''' aosfRr Sch y 3! DAJis R% So so
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Approx. v
acre; beautiful setting: 9 bedrms,
down, up. Full bsmt.. den, stone
patio. Det. garage. close to down
w. wn itifSsz TGdAEs 2nlz Ep 7f2So 'sIni t
3: :BEDRM. CUSTOM BUILT brick
Cape Cod. with vista; 2 compl. baths,
large ". rm,, hrepi.; full-size kit;
ballrm. Hsmt;: l acre: S22,950;
poss pSneF EE H s5So fa55S ltt o 90Tt p inmsd
3-BEDRM. BRICK; carport; S14,5oo,
easy terms; 1913 Galiatin St,
Rogers Hts. Assume large FHA
mort. truly dream house with
every conceivable conv.: iron rail
pess. he. 4sS5oo i's to pm; 81 90Ssas, eves.,
4ABEDRddaoSS AR DasdasS SxpE "a " ddD' JEWS Clos. to
Glenridge School and st. Mary's
psrochial school; fenced lot; equipped
Kitchen, including clothes washer
5r 5risnd to sell fast at $12.960, $3.50
7essoO. ROBERT s. " DAVIS f;iAi d So. so.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-cozy bunss-
I'M. hard to find at this price range range.
Fenced lot for. children. walk to
AgaHEs AHSaeSsfsss CO. onlB az 14S6 s19S5G tin y R.
cond.. finished attic; Blk, of
Bait. pike: vacant; $1,000 to $1,000
easshn, win exchange. OWNER, ia,
1s-ACRE LOT and large 5-rm., a-batb
brick Cape Cod. full basement; quiet
nelenoorhood, nr. MARYLAND Univ;
"a %ass ss 6f' of sssSS FesSfsa p5ff cs
~ ~ a., 2 pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT S
oPENt ALL i d DAY FRI-sAr.-sUSNs- FRIsArUSs
7114 Allentown rd., 5-room frame
house in good cond.; over q acre
!. ZEAL d, ESTATE; s!A1IS 10. $3.50; s5teF s5
BRICK RAMBIERs. s1e.e5o-Besgpt,. 1eg
ful. new, 3-bedrm. homes. Lovely
liy. rm., dining area, large equipped
kdth kkitehen, IT., walk out bsmt: with q
are wei Shaded by ; large iGese tTees. conVl sno
EsTfHSTE, HSy 45So eRiSB1TP st. ssTnDbas SkAl rd.
Sc. RE. $500.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Outstand
value in this brick Colonial; day
light bsmt., screened porch, beauti-
full level lot: low cost hot water
heat; practically no upkeep. OF So
down. Price S11. $50. W. r.
. HUGHES, AP. 7-14O0 till Q pm.
900 DOWN, assume approx. SlO,-
600 81 loan, on this lovely 2-bed-
rm: BUNGALOW, only Ia yrs. old,
and in excellent cond.; big expansi-
BILE attic Only S11.95O for quick
sale. Owner leaving, must sell! /
Call THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.,
WA. 7-45OQ. -2S
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Holm Hall = Priced below
market at only Sl3.99O. Completely
yard; CT approved; $1,000 cash.
kELWAY BROS, TIE. 6-5495. rs
ALExANDRIA-A real value in Old
alexandria. featuring 4 bedrms., 3
paths: priced for quick sale; needs
AID. 4-211s, Realtor. OIL. 2-3I35'
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BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT
HIGHLAND WOODS

WHEATON
Onlv few houses left In this most
desirable subdivision near public and
parcchial schools. 3 bedrms., IA
baths. all brick, full bsmt.. all-elec.
kit wooded lot; S14.a to SI5, 900,
CONVENTIONAL loan. Special surprise
gift to the lucky buyers. Model
house open every day 3 til 8. Dir 4:
Out Georgia ave. past Wheaton
shop. ctr. to Parker, left to Gait.
right TO Harris. left to model home
Sigler g. Co., LO. 1888
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I'll BUY-S1E,S75
PARKLAWN-Lovely 4-yr.-old det
corner brick. 6 large rms, amazing
amount of floor space. separate din
rm.. big closets, trans. Must go.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-6400
2 TO 4 ACRES; Branch ave.-Brick; /;
center entr.. spacious lily. rm and
din, rm., firepl., screened porch. big
mod. kit. and brkfst. nook: full
bsmt.: master bedrms., Ia baths:
S22 500. LO. 7-712S. RE. $1,000.
JOHN EHRONAKER REALTY
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LEWISDALE-$12, $50
Modern. 2-yr.-old brick rambler: 6
rms. tile bath. gas heat. GI ap-
proved.
Hugh T. Peck HE. 4-6400
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sition to placing the airport any
where in Fairfax County. He
obtained permission 10 file a
statement to counter Mr.. Rolfs'
It was pointed out by Ross
Ridley. chairman of the Civil
Aeronautics Board, that Con-
gress has said in 1850 that the
National Airport had reached
the point of traffic saturation.
He was not present but his state
ment was read by an associate.
He recalled that a Senate COM
mittee report stated that Ma
tional Airport handled 114.168
scheduled air carrier operations
in 1949 It also estimated that
by 1855 capacity would be re-
quired for 15s,s35 operations.
Actually. he said. there were
l68. 400 movements in 1854.
He added that air carrier con-
troll is ''as safe as can be attained
under the existing state Of the
art.
Roger Flynn of ATA said Ma
tional Airport is operating an
average Of So schedules an hour
in good weather. He said this
falls back to 40 an hour in bad
weather.
There was confusion about
how many more than 40 oper-
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Igress authorized spending SIS
million for an airport there.
The ATA urged building a Sec
Iond runway paralleling the long
Inorth-south runway at National
Airport. This would add 81 mil
lion to the S2.6 million supple
mental appropriation asked for
improvements there. Mr.. Durand
urged appropriation Of both
sums.
The parallel runway also met
opposition. Joseph D. Blatt. as
sistant administrator of the Civil
Aeronautics Administration, said
Ia second runway had been con-
sidered and rejected. He said
benefits would not be commen-
surate with costs.
There was additional contro-
versy in still another direction.
Henry ]. Rolls, chairman Of the
Committee for the. Burke Air
port. told the subcommittee the
people of Fairfax County, in
|cluding residents of Burke Sta
tion who would have to move
liz the airport is built there, favor
the Burke airport.
Harold K. Howe. chairman Of
the Burke Airport Relocation
Committee. Immediately stepped
forward. He said there is oppo-
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atoms would be possible with q
new parallel runway. Mr.. Flynn
put the number of operations
possible at IS. Frank Brady OF
ATA put the increase at Is per
cent. Increasing 40 by Is per
cent would be SO.
Average Listed
Mr.. Blatt said the average
now is 43.2 take-offs and land
Iings per hour in bad weather,
He said an additional runway
would increase the number to
only 48.
Craig Zimmerman. also OF
ATA, ruled out the feasibility
of using Baltimore's Friendship
Airport. Andrews or Boiling All
Force Base or the Anacostia
Naval Air Station. He said oi
Friendship that the airlines
could not build up their short
haul business using an airport
"a miles from the center of the
community.
The ATA witnesses summa.
Irized their testimony this way,
Build the new runway at Ma.
tional Airport. Start promptly
on a new airport. Washington
National would reach capacity
by 1858. when a single additional
runway at the new airport should
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NewAirport Ideas Sifted
As sATA Rops U. S. Plan

Airport to the authority, taking
bonds In return.
J. D. Durand, secretary and as
sistant general counsel of ATA,
and a team of associates spelled
out the organizations position to
the aviation subcommittee Of the
Senate Commerce Committee
yesterday afternoon.
Take Five or Six Years
He said building an additional
airport according to administra-
ton plans would take five or six
years. The need for extra facil-
titles is "a very urgent one" he
said.
"If we wait. the patient may
be dead" he added.
Testimony brought out that the
price tag" on q fully developed
airport at Burke, Va, is now $50
million. Five years ago. Con-
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become available. With compile
tion Of the new airport, facilities
would be adequate ''well I'D 70
the turn Of the century"
Airline pilots also testified. ].
ID. Smith Of the Air Line Pilots
Association. said operations at
National Airport are now like
trying to squeeze a quart into q
pint"
AS he continued to recount
the dffhculties. Senator Magnu-
son, Democrat of Washington
chairman Of the fun Commerce
Committee. remarked that he
was planning to fly to Seattle
but that if he listened much
longer he might decide to go by
train.
He explained quickly he was
speaking facetiously. He COM
lmended the safety measures at
the airport.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
By FRANCIS p. DOUGLAS

A Senate Commerce subcom-
pittee today was considering a
variety of ideas on how to build
4 second airport for Washington,
with the Air Transport Associa-
tion opposing the latest admin
lstration proposal.
I'VE doubt its feasibility" was
the ATA reaction to that pro-
posal. Under 1t. the Government
would pay half the cost of the
additional airport. The original
plans Of Congress were for the
Government to shoulder all the
cost.
The new airport would be built
and operated by an interstate
airport authority and financed
by revenue bonds sold to the
public. The Government also
would sell Washington National
Evening star., 1955-07-22

sac. 900 goal to pay for two-week
vacations for 500 District boys
this summer. for camp inn
provements and to repair dam
age caused BY Hurricane Hazel.
The camp. at Maryland Point,
Nanjemoy. Nd. is supported by
the Archdiocese of Washington.
100 District business and pro-
fessional men and the public.
Contributions are received in the
Bond Building. l404 New York
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
IL GNU Co-eds Win
EuII Scholarships

Eleven George Washington
University women students have
been awarded fall scholarships
by the Columbian Women, fac
ulty and alumni organization.
They are Dulcey A. Brown,
Evening star., 1955-07-22

Sylvia D. Feldman. Kyra Mosel.
Mary L. Paulson. Paula VIII
hams. Brigitte Buchanan, Betty
cubberley. Ann Murayama. Eliz-
abeth L. Weber. Joenette zurlo
and Mrs. Anne S. Bike.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
.errick Comp PIeo
Still Needs So, 900

The Merrick Boys Camp APP.
peal is still $4,000 short of its
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with MAUREEN o'sULLIvAN

"Brian"-The unusual story about
woman sOifh a young son ,Cho has to
fight for happiness vhen she marries
man sVhose only son had died accidentally.
Her husband is haunted by the memory
of the boy and he nnconsciously tries
TO mold his ne,c sfepson to live up to the
accomplishments of the precocious "Brian".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

producer made the mistake Of
asking what atmosphere the
comic would prefer for the series.
Something different" Ko-
vacs replied. "a dungeon, maybe,
or a nice torture chamber. Per-
haps a slaug h house. or
even. mo" said the producer,
too gloomy. We need something
|nobler. " Very well, said Kovacs,
then I would like q castle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

first tour in the fall Of next year
for a minimum of eight weeks.
Il hope the itinerary. to be an
nounced In the near future. in
cludes this city,
The formal of the new Ernie
Kovacs show (due next Monday
will be wide OPEN. Ernie
will also be the only man on TV
to work in a castle since Maurice
Evans did Richard IT,. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

United Press here, incidentally,
and advises that he may fly to
Washington for a brief visit.
Thunder in Washington" the
Alcoa Hour production two Sum-
days ago, received such an en-
thusiastic reception that pro-
Queer Herb Brodkin is consider
ing a sequel.
only saw the last few minutes
of the play but several viewers
report that it was a stimulating
exercise in acknowledgements
Capitol Hill goings-on that would
have been a lot zingier had the
author taken less dramatic IL
cense with the facts of Washing
ton life.
Brodkin denies any "slanting"
toward big business. II some
people received that impression,
he says. it was probably due to-
Melvin Douglas excellent per-
Torrance, as the businessman.
4
Spot announcements:
The John Nowlan listed to-
guest on Steve Aliens show
Wednesday night (along with
composer Vernon Duke) is from
this city. The 65-year -old |
Nowlan formerly operated the
Mayf1ower Athletic Club here
(Which was burned QUIT and is
the creator of a system of self
defense which he contends would
make 1t possible for a boxer to
avoid ever being hit by his
opponent.
Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff, who
always makes the big announce
ments for NBC, revealed yester-
day during the telecast of Ma
dame Butterfly" that NBC will
form the first touring Tv COM
pany to present operas in
English throughout the country.
RCA and NBC will sponsor the
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classical pantomime Of his young
colleague, Marcel Mareeau. But
there were a lot of in-between
interludes involving two talented
performers, JEANNE Carson and
Pat Carroll, that I kept wishing
had been saved for the next
Lehman Spectacular. Or the
last one. They were good-but
they were also Earring.
Maurice would transport us
with a saucy twinkle to the
Place Pigalle; the girls kept
yanking us to New York TV.
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g Scolp Clinic expert. And he's
spent over 20 yeors studying and
working on hair problems. Most
Of them in Washington, so you
know he's good. III
Go see your Hoir 10 Scolp
Clinic expert todoyor tonight.
He con help you most. best and
quickest e,.1.ss
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AS YOU SEE. there is normoI
and an abnormal way to lose
your hoir!
In normol loss, each hair thot
drops out Is replaced at once by
strong new hoir. In abnormal
loss there is no replocement-or
moybe just "fuzz."
How can you tell whot's hop
penine on your heed?
Two woys. Woit and see. The
trouble is. you'll most likely end
up unhoppy about it if you do.
Most human scolps today have
some disorder-ond you wouldn't
be reodino this II you didn't sus-
pect trouble!
Or have Roy PIosterer, the
Hair g Seolp Clinic expert, check
your scalp. No charge or obIieo-
ton.
If you've nothing to worry
about. he'll tell you 50. II your
disorder is beyond help, he'll tell
you that, too.
Treating hoir problems is the
exclusive business of your Hair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05


Marcel took us swiftly back; the
girls returned us with a hey.
nonny, nonny.
There must have been theory
behind these unnecessary trips,
but if Maurice wasn't up to more
which I doubt-couldn't the
show have been rounded out in
q more Gallo manner? There
pust be a dozen tip top acts
Including Les COMPREHENSIVE
could have kept things rolling
ella franchise.
Anyway, Chevalier opened the
show with some beguiling patter
about his age. returned at in
tervals to do his funniest song
Cowboy style) and some bits
with the girls, and closed with a
medley of his song hits.
Somewhere through the years
I'd forgotten that Richard Rod
gers had written Mimi"
He kicked up his heels youth
fully, looked years younger than
he is. The lip, the hat, and the
strut have lost none of their
piquant flavor.
Marceaus pantomime was a
revelation. If the art has been
lost since Chaplin's default, here
is the man who can retrieve it.
In the traditional Pierrot cos
tune, his face caked white, Mar
ceau deploys a great talent to-
evoke hilarity tthe tug of war;
or tragedy in the wonderfully
moving maturity = old age
death"
I don't think the youngsters
may have been too impressed by
the Gallo goings-on last night,
but if they have any respect for
the transfixed faces of their eld-
ers, they probably kept still. It
isn't every little TV breeze that
brings along a giant of the past
and a giant of the future In one
colorful puff.
Weekend Scoreboard: "Wide.
Wide World" improves with each
edition-which is almost imposl
sible because the earlier ones
were great. Yesterdays visit
to Juarez and the remarkably
descriptive faces of its people
was breathtaking. The deaf
children in Baltimore wrung your
heart.
Leonard Bernstein gave an
other brilliant lecture on the art
OF conducting on Omnibus.
$50 you want to lead a band,
eh?)
George Gobel at his best Sat-
urday wearing Sd lenses and
getting of several risoue but
awfully funny comments on Ital-
ian movie dolls.
DIoHht1c DOlngS:
William Faulkner, the cele-
brated author whose Sound and
the Fury will be presented to-
morrow night on "Playwrights
SO" $3.50. WRC-4) recently read
the adaptation and wired pro-
Queer Fred Coe the following:
STORY changed from one to
another medium bound to lose
some meaning though may gain
comptetety neW significance
which you like. Depends on
tohere you stand. This makes TV
oerston more interesting to me-"
This isn't the most clear-cut
statement Of Appropriation but
you'd have to agree. depending
on where you sit, that the tele-
gram clearly came from Faux
ner.
Rod (Hot Rod Serling has
another play coming up on TV
next Monday, "OToole from
Moscow" on MICS Matinee
Theater. The comedy details
the adventures of a Russian EN-
basSy worker who winds up as a
baseball player for the Cincin-
natl Reds, who will be managed
for the full hour by Leo Durocher.
Servings Patterns" almost
made a clean sweep of the '54-'55
Sylvania awards and this Is his
fourth play on TV within a
three-week period.
Rods brother, Bob, works for
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