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Evening star., 1955-07-12
By ELEM
Fashion Editor Of The star

NEW YORK, July 12.-Yes-
terday members Of New York's
garment industry gathereS. to
pay tribute not only to their
dress business, which ranks
second in excitement to New
York's show business. but also
to spotlight the fashion edi-
tors who since 1943 have been
covering the worlds biggest
fashion center twice a year.
Mayor Robert Wagner per-
sonally greeted us at a lunch
con at the Pierre Hotel in the
elaborately decorated Cotillion
room. Even ate of a silver
lame cloth with sequins sprin-
kled around it to help cele-
brate the 25th birthday Of
press week, which brings to
New York the Nations fashion
writer's to see and write about
the newest design offerings.
/ couldn't help thinking the
celebration was somewhat in
keeping with something that
passed through my mind ear
lier on seeing some of the
collections.
I think a lot Of New York
designers have gone Holly
wood. How else can you ac-
count for the premiere quail
ity of so many Of the dramatic
after-dark cloths that SHIN
mer, shine, and are trimmed
with every glamour bead and
furthat can be applied.
In fact the whole atmos-
phere right now on Seventh
avenue could be lfkened to an
opening night performance
that's a hit. Everybody's ex-
cited about the new clothes.
The ups and downs, ins and
outs, twists and turns Of the
fashions are without a doubt
the most luxurious we've ever
seen this New York market
come up with.
The dressy clothes are def
nitely the fairhaired ones for
fall. Such slinkiness, such
dramatic sheaths with opera
cloaks with white fur collars,
such simmer and sheen.
Such goings on.
Take Cell Chapman's "cas-
tie walk" a draped evening
dress length that rivets the
eye to the feet. ankle. and
on up the seductive cut which
is shorter in front and long
in back. A black velvet suit
with a mink band around the
hips is so dramatic we can't
find the phrase to describe 1t.
Dramatic Colors
The emeralds, indigo. blues.
whites, mulberry, cerise. and
greens of the spruce color
family as we have been meet
ing them are colorful and
dramatic. There's plenty Of
black around too, but color
lights up the sky.
You come back to earth
suddenly and are struck by q
cornice collar detail by monte
sano and pruzan in a coat for
daywear. You realize that here,
too, is a trend. Fur trimmed
coats were a hit about fifteen
years ago. This season some
are back but the collar is
usually some fabulous affair
cut on ecclesiastic lines or a
dandy style. New fabrics like
monte-sano and pruzans waf-
file weave wool in an off white
strike you. You see straight
coats done up ON seal cloth
that haves lustre that is very
new. Theater coats catapult
you right back into the glamour
girl lineup as you see them in
stark velvet hiding a simmer
ing sheath dress. Monte-sano's
evening coat of champagne
silk by Scalamandre has a
botticelli scene worked around
the bottom of the fiat but wide
cut.
Colored coats team with
skirts and dress for fall and
when they don't exactly
match they are color related.
A Liberty Bell silhouette is
news at Claire McCardell'S in
, 1955-10-27
EDITORIAL:
ONE MORE BIT OF ADVICE


IT is JUST a little over one week since Walter A. Cor
don took office as Governor. Before coming here and even
in the brief week Of office, he has no doubt been bombarded
with advice upon advice from every quarter imaginable.
While the volume may have reached its saturaton point,
FIRST AND FOREMOST on Governor Cordons list Of
ynusts should be to stand still long enough to get his bearings,
get closer look at things and people and attempt to place
things in their proper perspective. This may seem strange
in view of the fact that there is so much to be done, so many
matters hanging in mid air, and the necessity to get things
rolling.
BUT BE ALI. this as it may the fact still remains that
4 hasty. sudden or i'll advised move in the name Of exped-
iency may prove most devastating as time passes. So, Mr.
Governor, take your time.
WE CAN POINT to two good reasons for bidng time
and studying the situation. Take, for example, the matter of
relationship with the Senate. Nothing could be more impor-
tant, and any time and energy devoted to understanding
the Senate will prove most r~ewarding later on. A sitting
down together, laying Of the cards on the table, an ex-
change Of ideas and plans for the future could bring about
a foundation the like Of which may not have been known in
the past.
SECOND EXAMPLE is the appointment Of commits
sioners and assistants and other officials. Undoubtedly, there
will be applications a-plenty. Strings viii be pulled in all
directions. Continentals may be throwing their weight
around, for and against natives, and lastly, home base in
Washington will have some say in the matter. But when it
is all over the Governor must make the final selections. The
men he selects can either bring credit to his administration,
or get him in hot water.
IN THESE SELECTIONS the Governor may find it ne
cessary and advisable to cut across all kinds of lines in order
to get the combination from which the most effective results
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ROOMS HoussgEEpiNo

MT. PLEASANT For sgle Girl, rrG.
ard open porch, run. water, new
refgr.; $40 incl. utils, so. S-Sa64.
II. c ST. sE.--l and . housekeep-
ina rms: child accepted; share
bath; quiet and clean. Ii. 3-9Uyl
1885 QUE ST. Nw.--Ethclency apt.
with separate kitchen and private
bath IL
room. not and cold water; refer.
stove. Btils. RE. 1-9lol. II
1889 MISTwUOD PL. N.W.-NicfIy
furn.. ali utliS. incl. sgle. rms. 81
and up, dnles. also. IA. 9-2sl5.
cfi7 r N.w.-Refsr., grill. sing.
clocE, !ad,o Ty AAiEt s;L mattress
NM or . turn rms. for ladies,
run. water. Teisr, hot plates Ice.
closets: excel. transp. FA. sort
NEW RAMP. AVE. NV. 1879. corner
" ST.. rms. semioath. UtilS,
S50-S6o. NO. 7-903J
ROOM WITH BOARD. or liEht
housekce pins, In pvt hone Conv.
to Library OF CongresS, Empl. lady.
Pm. Ii. 4-SSSS. -,
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APTs. uNFuRNlsHEp-p. c

NEW APT. SIS per mo; located In
white neighborhood. T 81, Sc. i
MINIS. from dwntn: mo. rent
ifec, Call OIL. 4-l4si -
iGEORGETowS-2a3G Que ST Two
bedrm, APT in apt. b!dg See any
c 'ip,s fsss aEi q O. .R Iss7
tractiVe ] and . beirm. apts reas
rents, 70. 3-ol5:. Closed New
BEACON AIRS. 1901 Calvert st.
nv Eley efficiency and bedrm.
Nv rm ki... bath. EN-, 3-9017.
i0.3 KANSAS AVE. - one.bedrm
81 Iish q. fnf 81 gas tenant in = na: a fe'
1918 r ST NV, Apt. e--Extra
large eficiency Including sun porch.
electric kit, sep. dinctte and many
closets. 500 80 per mo THE
BuRToN co. Az 9Th st. NV
0S5 G ST s.E.-3 apis cwiIl fur.
nishl; 500 $50 utilities included
APT. AND SEVERAL BEDRMs. viii
furnish 1905 Biltmore ST NV, Oil
heat. GOOD transp moderate rent
Cal MRS. MORRISON. co, 5-7i21
Sc, zoos 10Th sT,--Newly painted
| bedrm.. iiv, rm.. kit. dinette and
S Dsln' LIZ e f iriae9 9lds'' $500" inei
.3Ii ATLANTIC ST. sE.-1- bedrm
apt: Eround floor. utih. incl. use
,of large yard 49,. - p
Eiteh en- u sk !ne s con ,o0 Zine 0f Pe
Nayv @Y6 : S 80. Ii fii" Sese1i eHpi i
HOtBROOK ST. Ne. I5I6--i blks
north Of 10Th and II SITS. ne, Mod
S-family bldg, corner apt, briRh;
S S4s "a KIT and bath; ST retgr I
pi 7-a45i. III. 7.sd95." AM 'N0''
HOLBROOK ST. NE. 43l, e blks
north 10Th and Hl--2pd floor. mod.
! ern duplex excellent condition .
large room. dinette and screened
RsG Fos 2 fscy. 81 81 g 2oa4a ssTG Il 81
EFFIC.. FULL KIT. AIR-CoND.--
Beautiful Wesley HEIGHTS, watkins
distance National Cathedral, An.
nunciatlOn Catholic parish and
Washington Hebrew Conservation
/ Upper floor choice apartment with
ideal floor plan in most desirable
location With attractive; pleasant
Modern, centrally conditioned
building afinrding an attractive
/ private front entrance driveway,
beautiful lobby and carneted halls.
/ Well-kept shrubs and lawns "a.
hour secretarial switchboard and
elevator service. Master TV an
,tenna, ample iree parking. through
RACE APARTMENTS 3040 Idaho
sVe NV. EM i-RBO0 -
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
4-room apt utilities included; SS5
month Inquire ire 1913 Georgia ave
a n G 70 b. p PIhoSs and large
i bedroom unit Gust newly deco.
rated with dining area ample
closets. plus storage lockers and
laundry facilities: SB:} 80 incl. heat
and hot water. a Forester st
s.w, a convenient area and within
walking distance to large shopping
seatsT Res, ss SSSgsE' No. rljcHHSS
!@4 i4th st. ;. NV, IA. s.e51S,
1916 X sT. S.E.--Large, lovely 3-rml;
apt, in. new bldg. $50, incl, all
utiiS. Close in and finest transpor-
tation Small reduction for man
agement helper. TRACY co, Hu
IDEAL ,iii" LocATIoN-Newly decorated D
rDuBaoossEt. E H. a. Ssi4h9; half p Sc
and Hawaii --New. i-bedrm., air
conditioned de luxe apt; lst OF
Bus i blk. FURNISHINGS available
ROBBINS, RA. 8-6210 or Elk. g.
IcdoSGREss HEIGHTS, 800 Mellon
st. Sc, Apt. .. Liy. rm.. .bedrm.,
kit, bath and large screened porch
tenants furnish own mtiIs Es,s
heab; sb5 per mo, Call VIM. M
I THROCKMORToN. DI. 7-6092, II
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APIS. FuRNlsHEp-Mp.

ONE AND TWO bedrooms, modern
attractive furniture, SSI 80 up All
utilS. incl. Unfurnished apis, avail.
also For brochure and further in
formation. call RE 5-s00l. S r
AND G INC. Rental agent -Ji
BSMT.. efficiency: shower. utiis.. dec
Grated. modern: mr.. Walter Reed !:
Si0 mo. JU. 5-45SS. --:it
ANDREWS FIELD -3 apartments
furnished for rent. Market 7-3447
-
TAKoMA PARK, vic. Walter Reed,
Washington Sanitarium--TWo bed :
rms. liv.-din. comb elec. kit.
freezer, refgT. pvt. shower. bath.
util-, linens, dishes, uten. JU >
46SS, 81
I-RO0M APT. newly dec; working
g S9a9iS PTfii Ju; 5 S:SlJ:' Nv +,
kitchenette and private bath: ali
COLLEGE P9RK--s bedrms., ise.
liy nm, Ice. kit. full bath. pvt.
enir. all utils. no objection 10 !
child. Call WE. 5-57f3. II
BRENTWOOD. Md .bedrm. apis.
All utils furnished VIII welcome
small child $50 I'm i-32lt -
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1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid city apis. lovely 5 rms, bath.
foyer; also effic.; low rentals:
walk downtown. Ia. 9-4IIO, NO.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

. GIRLS to share lovely 2-bath
GEORGETOWN home with 3 other
girls. Very reasonable. Federal
3-l43S. II
BACHELOR, 25-35. to share ! -bedrm.
WILL. SHARE fine 10th st. apt. with
another resp. man over 40; twin
beds S65. AD $3.50.
YOUNG LADY, 2Q-a5, attractive and
neat to share furn. 2-bedrm. Arl
apt. with another girl ia. 5-3ti97
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C0LoRED-I OR ? RIM. apis. furn
transp': SiO-s4S. RI. @-iios.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

Quality prs, sci. males, equip, incl
INSPECT invited ia. a-6643 II
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ROOMS FURN.-N.w. tcent.l

1870 IRVING ST. N.W-Furn. room
private bath. Kitchen PRIVILEGES and
telephone: $50 per mo. AID. -
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Large remodsled I-bedroom living
room. dining foyer kitchen and
bath. large closets all utilities.
switchboard ana elevator. HO -
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CoLORED-CLIFToN ST. NV, OF
llth-Bcd. -liV. rm kit. din, semi
bSpt,; utilS.; $50. RIA. 6-63.l,
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL.

single and double rooms. some with
pvt ath; with OF without deli
cious breakfast, dinner, at moderate
weekly rates Tv and game rooms
phone In room. 24-hr switchboard
and elevator Real value for Inn
tied budget Come see, a3l0 Ash
mead D! NV, Just of 1900 blk
Conn ave HO. 2-3Sdf
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

18th ST. NV. 43ai-studlo rms;
iranSp.; reas RA. 3-l679. -
SOUTHERN CLUB. 1875 Mass. ave
NV. - Home for discriminating
guests. Lie. sgle.. pvt. bath, dole
for girls. Lovely. sitting rm.. Tv
M ssHfl1 81 BRb RsIsiiz. turn'- ayt
bath. on 18th st. NV. mr., Wal
ter Reed. $3.50 mo. RA. $500,
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Nice warm
single room with running water:
MoBERNIsTIcALLY APPOINTED
studio-type room, 27li Conn. ave
RANDALL HOUSE. 1923 N st. nv
Join friendly, young crowd. Meet
nice people, Lounges. rec, rms,
dancing bowling tennis, slice club.
Tv BsneiS: ssygit I;h HtJ ICY NeT
$3.50 10th ST. N.w.--Loyely rooms,
some with pvt bath: distinctive
address; daily maid service: 24:hr
swltehhoard' rates $3.50 UP weekly
81 A DAY per person; 1toi 18th
n.v.-1;,AttIae; sSle; ,d5le I'm. gs.
aii7 r ST. N.w.-Refer. grill, sink,
1885 II. ii. AVE. N.W.%unnsuany
rice single rooms near bath and
shower: SO to IS weekly. -3
1888 10th ST. N.W.-Bustness-
women. sale. and dble. rms; clean.
beaut. furn.; mod. baths. NO
1sii 18th ST. N.w.-Eieyator bldg.
Lovely warm single room near bath
1898 Isl Sir N.W'1-Hishly desir-
sensle men p Excel pay" ioc. 81 4-447o.
1913 PARK RID. N.w.-Large. warm
room, Sl2,3o per week: : men oo..'S
.s sS WooDLEY pL. NV. u block
Conn. ave bet. Shorehsm ana
Sheraton. Park-2 bedrms.. reas
MI. PLEASANT. mr.. Park I'd Mice
ly furn, next bath. phone $50 per
mo. 1897 18th st. NV. Il =,
1856 QUE ST N.W.-Redecorated
angle room, running water. 81 Tk.
p aIiS III ciTRR9cL L pvt. bath
Light housekeeping. Maid service
$50: 1873 10th st. NV. no
4g? az \. HAMp. AVE. N.w.--ssie.:
next bath. Use OF telephone. Excel
tranSp. tn. 2-94l2. %
1915 DELAFiRLD PL. .N.W.-Lge
front nm. Low. home. Mr.. 14th 81
cars. Privils. So wk. ia. 9-95l"
DUPONT CIRCLE--HouSe known for
single and d6ie. reduced 10 $50
mo 1TaI 18th st, NV. -i
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Rooms WITH BoARD

NICE QUIET HOME, ret. cple,. or
elderly gentlemen, lse. warm I'm &,
large closet. JE 4-72d7 -
CLUB MASON. 1926 N. Hamp. NV.
DE luxe living for ladies and
men; sgles aud others; SI7-Sc2 80
VIZ incl. meals and hotel services.
NO. 1870 or CO. 5-9349.
THE MAR LEETA, 1895 10th ST.
n.w.-Single and double rooms for
Young ladies and men. Showers
excellent board.
ilOI 10Th ST N.W.--Ideal residence
for business people, students. Sc
lectiYe menus. PIX and TV
LARGE WARM ROOM, quiet subur-
ban nome; ideal for elderly lady;
Sl@o, ia. 5dl21. IL
1897 10th ST. N.W.-2nd-f. front
nm: pvt. bath; for man to share
with another man. -
NICE RIM. in pvt home in nv. Sec
ton. mr.. shopDing center and
transp;, Tor retired gentleman. TU.
AvXMo2BLE FEB. /, Dupont circle
arcade luxe club facilities for
retired individuals or GROUPS. Resi-
dents permanent or temporary. Re
fined. congenial atmosphere Best
of meals and service. Special diets
If desired Private interview will
be arranged IN response to adveT-
tiSpn1enf BOY OlH-n qfaF ps
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APIS uNFURN.. o. 6. teon..l APIS. UNFURNlsHEp-D.

I9's0 18th PI. N.E.--Near Sears Roe
buck, duplex apt consisting of ,
rms. kit. and bath. screcned-renf
porch. good condition. $50 per mo
For inspection, call at Apt. =. 1Ol4
DutPpLEX-e bedrms., nv. rm;,
preh.: beaut. spac, apt: COW
Penna. ave. Sc, LII. a-Ossi. Il
NICE .-RM. APT. with priv. bath
for . girls or cple, Du. 7-92S6.
BACHELOR APT.-Bedrm., liv. rm.,
kitcheuette, bath; excel. cond
6 0S nj P Fd NV S Ssg't AT, los
APT. BUILDING, 1882 ontario place
NV -, rooms kit. bath newly
Apt. 10. 500 Wo: 6-h10i II
eii0 18th ST. N.W.--Two siEes, !
and bedrms, liv. rm.. kitchen
e.ts d'net.e' bath; $50 and $40
WHITE COUPLE can enjoy l.Dedrm j,
unfurp. apt. IN modern l.s-urit
bldg within few blks, OF East Cap
and Minnesota Sc, for $50. 80 per
mo. aud small amount Of services.
Man must be regularly employed,
WIG not employed. Principal SfrP-
ices REQUIRED are infrequent mana
gerial duties and care of :. small
stair halls and yard Please tele-
phone Miss Hildebrandt. Me s-Ii64
all day Sat. and Sun. and between
and pm. weekdays IL
CONN. AVE. AND QUE ST. rms.
kit. and bath. Ss5. incl utils.: i'm
med. OCCUPANCY. EN-. 2-000I. IL
BRAND-NEW BLDG, l16 North
Carolina ave. Sc. tback OF Capt.
toll-i bedrm,, liv.- rrls.. kit, bath
$50 mo. Ii 3-00s4, EN- 3-9077.
THE CLIFTON. 1ae3 Clifton st.
n.w.---3 large rooms. 2nd-n. front
. bedrms. liy. rm., din. rm, kit. /:
SO; See ianitor, or cali NO, 4
EXCELLENT LOCATION, in heart of
city, at Meridian Park. shopping.
traBsp.. at door. new air-cond
BLDG. all ultTamod facils. In this
lovely apt. 1873 Euclid st. NV,
HU. 3-3I02. -
ifII EAST CAPITOL ST rooms.
kitchen, bath, SJ5.
1917 NJ ST. E,W,--Ehic., redec
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ROOMS FuRN.--MD. & VA.


rn., kit. pvt: near
Hecht'S hopping center; cow, 20
PentRgon and D, c. ia. a-22su
WALKING DISTANCE TO NAVY
ANNEX fuTn. rms, In pvt. home
tel. bath. laundry priyils; couple or
. young ladies. after eyes. Sat
Sun, after II pm. ia S-1os4. i
STUDIO BEDRM. Newly decor. q
space for your hobby, and garRRe
call JU, 1904. -
ARL, 463s 23rd st. MO employed
people. :. rooms; al mod cow, /:
right from Lee hwy, at Howard
Johuson's, ia --T367. II
ARLINGT0S--Large room.
windows. separate entrance. maid
service, parking. IA, $500
ARL--Lge master bedrm; bea4t.
turn. in a beaut.. quiet home. kit.
and dinette prisils. ia 2-4419.
VIC. FAILS CHURCH-Attrae nm.
for couple. pvt home; meals avail.
Hon-drinkeIs. JE. 3-3fib6. --3l
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TERMINAL HOTEI,
ROOMS FURNIsHEp--H.E.

= REFINED MEN OR c lUPLE. room
and board Apply: l40f ? st. ne,
Apt .. i4th 81 entrance II
COLORED-BEAUTIFUILY furn. rrn
in quiet neishborhood for refined
lady or gentleman. LA. s-4532
-
cOLoRED--DBLES. FOR couples.
sgies for lady or gentleman; moo
cony and home priylls. Ii. 4-a9IO
-
C ST. N.E.--Front
rni.; employed person. no children
home PRIVILEGES Ii 4-5n96 Ii
COLORED-WARM. comfortable rlu.
for couple. refer someone with
baby, Ii 4-js66 ii
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THE CHESAPEAKE

One bedfm. nicely furp., immed oc-
eupancy. Call EN-. 2-l2o0. al
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APIS. fURN.-p. c. Cont, !

1874 18th ST. NV.
. bedrooms, living room, kitchen and
bath. Nicely furnished. Il
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FARM AND GARDEN

DO YOU WAN, TO ADOPT 4
lNGTON A Nj NJ Al RESCUE
LEAGUE, NO. 1880.
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TRENTON TERRACE
HOTEL 1440
CONN. AVE. APIS.

l440 Rhode Island ave. n.w.-One
room, Pullman kit and bath, maid
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THE MAURY
ALTURAS HOTEL

10l 10th st. n.w.--Roomy twin bed
rms, run. water In each, maid and
eleV. service. Steam heat. Silt wSly
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HOTEL, 1440
GORDON HOTFI,

1870 Rhode Island -Well-furn. dbl
sci. rms; running water: maid:
phone, elev. serv,; $40 50-iT,5o VIZ
Evening star., 1955-02-24
FIREWORKS
OLD-TIME FURNITURE.
A Little "Dutch" Table.

OR AT LEAST A VERY
HEATED DISCUSSION ensued
between BEN KAGEN (Stand
333) and your Marketmaster.
All about FLANK STEAK, no
less. We contended that flank
steak should be stuffed with
rice or poultry stuffing and
baked! Minimum. Delicious!
Mr.. Kagen stated with convic-
ton that anybody who doesn't
know how to prepare LONDON
BROIL was missing a delectable
dish. He begs that you try his
recipe and let him know if you
agree.
Evening star., 1955-02-24
LONDON BROIL

Cut flank steak thinly ON
THE BIAS. Broil slices just
long enough to heat through.
Serve Immediately, or even
sooner. -
Evening star., 1955-02-24
HiehIiehts
TeIevision Todoy.

The contents OF piggy bank
decide the fate of a young
married couple. in '"This Lit
tie Piggie Cried" starring
Frances Rafferty, and Robert
Rockwell.
1890, WTOP t91-Hans Chris
tian Andersen: An elderly man
wishing for the past is taken
back one century. in Ca
loShes of Fortune"
7:45. WTTG t5)-Best of Hol-
lywood: A thief decides to
mend his ways after the birth
of his daughter, in Gentle
men After Dark" with Brian
Donlevy and Preston Foster.
$500, WTOP t9)-Ray Milland
Show: A young hillbilly wins
playwriting contest con-
Quoted by the star.
$3.50. WMAL t7)-T-Men in
Action: Two former prison
mates try to dispose of illegal
gold. in Case of the SWIM
dlers' Cold" starring Jesse
White.
$3.50, WRC a. - Justice: A
sfnall-town mob demands the
life of a hobo suspected of
setting fire to the home Of
a wealthy spinster, in "Vio-
lence at Stover's Corner"
starring jeffrey Lynn and
Russell Collins.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Climax!: A
despised gossip columnist is
the target of an enraged
revenge-seeker, in "The Box
of Chocolates" with Robert
Preston, Pat O'Brien, Vanessa
Brown and Victor Jory.
$500, WMAL t7)-StRr Tonight:
"How Beautiful With Shoes"
the drama of a backwoods
girl awakened to beauty by
madman. Lois Smith stars.
$3.50. WRC t4)-Ford Theater:
Laraine Day and Franchot
Tone portray the parents of
a suddenly grown-up daugh-
ter. Natalie Wood, in "Too
Old for Dolls"
$3.50, WMAL t7)-Ponds The
ater: A fathers misguided
ambitions for his son are
dramatized in "Joe Landry's
Kid" with Ed Begley and
Biff MCGUIRE.
$3.50, WTOP t9-Four Star
Playhouse: David Niven, as
Robert Louis son,
averts war between two ma
tive chiefs on Samoa, in the
true drama "Tusitala."
lO:0O. WRC t4-Video Theater:
$50 Dark the Night" starring
Joseph Schildkraut, tells the
story of a vacationing detec-
tive who works on a double
murder case.
l0:30, WTTG t5)-Photo Show:
Use of light meters and en-
larging procedures.
l1:15, WTTG (5)-Signet The
ater: A girl and a parrot be-
tray killer. in Polly" star
ring Ann Savage.
l1:2O. WMAL (T-Seven Star
Theater: A group of show
people search for a hacker for
their musical, in "I Thank
You" starring Arthur Askey.
l1:25, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: A man almost loses his
life trying to find happiness,
in Back Door to Heaven"
starring Van Heflin and Pa
tricia Ellis.
Rodio Todoy.
SEQ, WWDC-Bill Alexander: |
Plays the music of and in
terviews Sarah Vaughn.
$500, WTOP-The Whistler: A
new series of psychological
dramatic stories begins with
Bill Forman starring.
sos. WGMS-To France With
Music: Interview with David
Dodge, author of 1.-THE Poor
Mans Guide to Europe"
$500, WTOP-Rosemary Gloon
ey: Sings with her 9-year -old
sister Gail.
$500, WWDC - AAA Forum: 4
District Commissioner Lane
speaks on "The Opening of "
the Carter Barron Amphithe-
ater Fringe Parking Lot"
2:00, WTOP-Music Til Dawn:
Selections include Chausson's
Symphony in B Flat Major,
and Ippolitov-Ivanov's "Cau-
casian Sketches"
Evening star., 1955-02-24
HOMEMAKING IDEA

HOMEMAkING IDEA
Would you like to be assured
a flaky pie crust, and one that
is not soggy? To Mrs. L. M.
Stats of Hyattsville. Md, goes
a $500 award for this simple
method: Replace l teaspoon
of water with an equal amount
of vinegar in mixing ideas
submitted to Marketmaster will
win readers $500 upon publi-
cation).
X X + K 4
PUT A TOUCH OF MAGIC
in your day to day cooking by
doing your weekly shopping at
CENTER MARKET CITY. Ex-
pertinent once---drive your car
to the FREE MARKET PARK
ING LOT at the AMOCO STA
TION on X St., a few doors
from the Market, borrow a
SHOPPING CART from the at
tendant, and you'll soon be q
STEADY CUSTOMER At
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and X StA NV.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-02
IA comedyo of
 spelling errors

ANCHORAGE (P) Needed - one spelling book for Cover nor Heintzlernan's office. An announcement to news Ipapers in the third division con tains four spelling mistakes, including even the governor s name, which is given in one place as "B. Frank Heintzle- men"
 l The other mistakes: occur cd" senought,' x ''colunna." The mistakes at least are in keeping with the announce ment - that the name of An choraIge city councilman Ar thur L. Engebreth, a candidate bfor the constitutional conven- tion had been misspelled on the |ballot. It is given Ias ''Engre- |breth."
 s'The names for the IT differ ent Ballots for the special cleo ton were checked and recheck ed" acording to the announce ment, 'qblt still this error oc- cured, which is to 'be regretted, ! but cannot be helped now that the ballots have been printed ! and distributed; and there is ! not enought time to reprint and I distribute another set of bal lots at this late date"