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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Heavy Construction contract
awards in the week ended Mon
day totaled $278, tbs. 900. consist
ling Of $173,248,0 900 in private
construction and $l05, 547. 200 in
public construction, compared
with 1905, sol 900 for the previ-
lous week and with $302. 1852, 600
for the similar week a year ago.
l-Engineering News Record.
Cigar Manufacturers AssOcia-
ltion' Of America reports 1855 has
been the best peacetime year for
the industry since 1929. The in
Idustry will have sold well over
8 billion cigars by the end Of the
year.
Continental Baking announces
acquisition of the Morton Pack
ing Co., one Of the Nations
largest producers Of frozen meat
land fruit pies. One Of the Nor
ton plants is in Crozet. Va.
Total retail sales this month
viii zoom to an all-time high OF
more than. $18.5 billion, q gain
Iof 4 per cent over December 1854
when the previous record was set,
Sales {. Management Magazine
predicts.
Railroad freight loadings were
reduced substantially last week
due to the Thanksgiving holiday
with total movement of 676, 685
cars. Loadings. for the week
ended November. rs, were 94,963
cars or 1928 per cent below the
preceding week but 93.165 cars
Tor 16 per cent above the same
week last year and 80. ASS cars or
Il3.5 per cent above the holiday
weeks two years ago.-Associa-
tion Of American Railroads.
Black and Decker announced
that q $3.5 million addition to
Its electric tool plant at Hamp-
stead, Md, would get under way
immediately.
Loans to brokers and dealers
lon other than United States Gov
ernment securities held by men,
Der banks in New York City
totalled $l.66s, 600. 900 Wednes-
day. A decrease Of S. million
from a week before, and an in
crease Of 1865 million from a
year before.
American Radiator and Null
llinS manufacturing directors
agreed to a merger of the two
companies in the plumbing and
kitchen equipment field. Stock
holders will vote January 81 on
the proposal.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cific Railroad stockholders ap-
proved the two-for-one stock
split proposed by the directors
September IL. The split is still
subject to approval of the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
r. HI. Macy g. Co. reports net
profit of $2,098.000. equal to
$l.06 a share. for the IS weeks
ended October 20. This COM
pared with a profit of $1,805. 600
or SO cents a share In the like
period last year.
Bathurst Power and Paper re-
Iports estimated net profit for the
nine months ended September
80 of $2,263,336 compared with
4 81, 1894, 0O2 in the same period OF
1884.
Total operating revenues OF
1.-THE gas utility and pipeline in
dustry reached a record $5,108,-
loco, 900 in the IL months ended
lSeptember 80, an increase OF
han per cent over the compare
Ible period last year.-American
IGas Association.
Atlas Corp. through its wholly
lowned subsidiary, Hidden Splen-
Idor Mining Co., has acquired q
ltwo-thirds interest in the Almar
uranium mine in Utah for more
than SO million.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Dee. ? M--Treding in
DEALINGS today. Earlier urgsnt buying
appeared. to have been satisfied and
some deliveries drifted lower on light
December was also limited, with that
delivery moving III 2-point range. A
ieading SPOT nTm sold about 1000 bales
OF nearby December.
lower to S cents higher than the pre-
yious close. December A.43. March
80 So and May 1927.
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SEC Staff Welcomes
New Executive Director

The entire staif of the Sc
curities and Exchange Commits
sion attended ceremonies well
coming the new, executive direc-
tor Of the agency, Albert K.
Scheidenhelm Of indianapolis.
this afternoon.
Chairman j.. Sinclair Arm
strong. SEC chairman. presented
the new director. who until re-
Gently was president of Banner
Whitehill, Inc, Of Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
METAL QUOTATIONS.

ferrous metal prices today: Copper AS
4S cents q pound, Connecticut Valley.
Lead 1871 cents a pound, New York.
Zinc - cents pound, East st; Louis.
silver 9Ota cents per troy ounce, New
York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No. l
heavy was quoted at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Dec. M.---The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-iot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange Tor Decemper
OF lp2,335 shares including 1,7S3 shaTes
sold abort.
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<srnished By The Assssists6 PriSs
sales :
stock ana ADD Net
Dividend Rata 90 aiEh Low i:I6 chg.
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Pot Elee Pwr $685. pfd Sc a "a
Natl Bank OF Washington-l2 at Sc.
Peoples Drug g eom-100 at 1914.
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During the Revolution Francis Marion who known he
Swamp Fox because of his swift movements and bold attacks
conducted guerilla operations against the British in South Caro-
lima Marion and his partisan band kept harassng and re
Mar warfare attacking detached post and small body Of
British troops they could locate After each bloody encounter he
and his would disappear into the fogy nights quickly
they had appeared Don't let earnings disappear In the
night You'll have something to show for your work when
open savings account at Liberty Building Ao
cation Your Liberty account will be fully insured to $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
Embroidered NyIon

Embroidered NyIon
Lavishly embroidered all nylon a ~
fabrics in 10 beautiful patternsl 10y I'd.
Pastels and whites.
1.69 Orion Cotton Prints
Belongs miracle chambray prints 00e -
easily washable. need little ironinsl ~ yd'
$50 Orion" {, Silk Shontuna
New spring eolors will not 80 I'd.
slip. washes beautifully AZ in. wide. b'- ~
CSC NyIon Net, II in.
Crisp permanent finish for 80
dozens OF decorative uses as well as aye I'd.
party dresses, ETC. Spring colors.
59e Printed 80-sq. PereoIe
Choose from spring patterns in 40
fast-color, washable, s0-square per- ZSG I'd.
Gale for many usesi
Crease Resistont Linen
Imported Irish vat-dyed, pre- 40
shrunk linen in sample lengths wye I'd.
only. Is colors 36h in. wide.
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SOC Ice-Finish Orgondy

Soc Iee-Finish orsondy
ecton n ws pin o BSs no.
navy nave mac o0'lil0h' Nie' 0i''A'
Printed Butcher Royon
New spring designs in butcher rayon 20
with the poplar linen-look Crease 4C I'd.
resistant. washable! 15 colors
1893 Cotton Satin Prints
silky-textured. preshrunk. combed,
vat-dyed for separates. decorative 9Ac I'd.
usel
79e combed Cotton Chombroy
eSsheS .sSR plat. aa,oI surface s.s cham. doc xs
Washable and pre-shrunkl
1889 Silk 6 Acetote Suitina
Crease resistant. hubby textured -
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wide.
98e Royon & Acetate Honon
crs.se-tesistant acetate and rsyen ~
sSIe too ne. : and f s4Snd buy o9e I'd
Orion" Fleece Coating
Nyion fleece coatings, too, in lus- q ra
cious pastelsi 8 to Is yard lengths. .9U I'd.
and both are machine washablel
ssRes. U. s. Pat. Once
rnL..o N,nt,~
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Starting Thursday 1880 sharp biggest of spring fabrics
staged And
this achievement! It's bgge from standpoint
selection, quality Uaue auing check the fabulous buys belo,
and you'll chat ~ mean!
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don't "happen overnight Our buyer months
preparation canpassng making the rounds famous
houses rounding she could find
ualues but best be early for the
richest plums! Sorry, no mai phone orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

All 8 Heeht Co. Stores
Open Lote Thursday Night!
Washington Store Open 1880 to 9 PM;
Silper Spring and darlington, Arling.
ton Open 1890 to $3.50 PM. What
sCondertuI break for Nom !. leape Dad
home to "Baby-Sh' and make fast tracks
for The Hecht Co. nearest you to scoop
up these fabulous fabric ualues! :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

Our Biggest Servings Ever on
Superb Fobries from Top Mills!
For instance, creaseresistGnt Irish linen
at amere 99c yard 98c to 1913 yd.
LOgantex cotfons at 55c yard :. $50
OrIon* and silk shantung at fantastic
100 a yard and these just
starter! Many famous names, too!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

Our Widest Selection Ever
Over rs, 900 Yards Of Fobries!
Erery iceaUe, every texture, eUery color
and design you could soert for ,ohole
spring or summer iDardrobe is here
eUery top palue too! Pure silks, for
instance creaseresistant Irish linens
-. cOttons galore, all at fat savings!
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9Sc Embossed Cotton
Dozens of new spring prints in 80
crisp permanent finish cottons that aSG I'd.
need little ironing!
9Se ose-Resistont Prints
New designs in spring cotton prints "a
is 5Sm a %s.s.S. sfn,ss oGss age I'd
tool
69e Aeetote- Royon Toffeto
Chromspun acetate-rayon taneta "a a
in . wide array Of new spring col 39e I'd
orsi A in. wide.
9Se combed BroadcIoth
Solid color cotton broadcloth in Is nA
new spring colorsl Pre-shrunk, It AVG yd.
launders like Q hankyi
1.79 Famous Pima BroodeIoth
New desert coors pastels, black in 40
silky-nnish cotton broadcloth. 3AC I'd.
Washable pre-shrunk.
Seconds 89e Indion Heod''
Tiny flaws you'll never noticei IS "a
new coors in crisp permanent aye I'd.
finish, fast-color cotton. Washable
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l.79 Fomous Pima BroodeIo
Seconds 89e Indion Heod''

Tiny flaws you'll never noticei IS "a
new colors in crisp. permanent aye y.
finish, fast-color cotton Washable.
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2.o8 to 7.o8 yd
WooIens

Every weave you could want in the
group, but not in each price line!
Coatings, suitings, dress weights,
basket weaves, suedes, worsted CAB
ardines, stripes. worsted flannels.
washable Orlon'-wool blends. I'm
ports, wool and cashmere blends.
'DuPont Fiber
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Crease Resistont Linen

Imported Irish vat-dyed, pre- AA
shrunk linen in sample lengths 3SG I'd
only Is colorsl 36h in. wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

Includes chambrays, lawns, print
ed broadcloths, solid color suit
ings, embossed solid color cottons,
print plisses, 45-in. cotton plaids.
Also wool-rayon shirtings in
sample lengths, dimities, leno
sheers.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
BUSY BEE CIRCLE CLOSES DRIVE

The Busy Bee Circle of the First
Institutional Baptist Church closed
its apron drive" last Tuesday eve
ming, on the lawn at the home of
Mrs. S. c. Boyer, 1417 East Mon
roe Street.
Actually the aprons nrade by
members were miniature in size
and made to fit over the hand,
and contained a pocket for dona-
tions. Members of the Circle dis
tributed the aprons among the
church members several months
ago. The result of their first apron
drive was very successful accord
ing to Mrs. Bertie Lewis, chair
man.
All Circle members and their
friends were present to enjoy
games and refreshments.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Women In Uniform

When it comes to jobs in the
Armed Forces, women give men
the stiffest competition in the Air
Force, according to the American
Peaples Encyclopedias. Of the Air
Forces 39S job classifications in
1853, the WAF'S could hold 3O8 Of
them. Next in line, comes the
Army which opened 19 of their
32 career fields to WACS. In the
Navy, less than half of the jobs
were open to women. WAVES were
eligible to % of the 81 Navy rat
ings.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Memory
Lane

Would you mind strOIling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other events
of five years ago, when
PTA installation services at
Mary Bethune install Mrs. Pearl
D. Thomas president; Mrs. Gil
bert Gray, 1st vice-president; Rob
ert Tate, second Vice-president;
Mrs. V. L. Bobo, recording secre-
tary; Miss Juanita Favors, CORE
spending secretary, and Ernest
Bartlett, treasurer.
Fifteen uelegates leave Phoenix
to attend Seventh Annual Conven-
ton of Pacific States Association
in Fresno, California, to represent
the VIM. H. Patterson Lodge and
Temple.
Alonzo King, Jr., 1S, of 1921 East
Adams Street has arrived at Ford
Ord to begin basic training with
the Famous Fighting Fourth Infan-
try Division.
EaStlake Park summer band
consisting of teen-age musicians
representing seven Phoenix schools
present first of series of concerts
at Eastlake, under direction of H
F. Edwards.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
v.B. Academy Theuter
To Present 'Run1rOd'

Arizonans VINO are planning to
remain at home over the Fourth of
July week end will find ram
ROD" an action-packed film of
Western frontier history, an ap-
prOpriate July 4th entertainment
feature on the Valley Bank Acad-
emy Theatre program Monday eve=
ming, at $50 pm, over KVAR-TV
(Channel 12) KVOA-TV (Channel
A..
A full-length Hollywood pro
iuction, "RAMROD" stars seven of
the biggest names in the cinema
capital = including Joel McCrea,
Veronica Lake, Don DeFoe, Arleen
Whelan, Donald Crisp, Preston
Foster and Charlie Ruggles.
"RAMROD' is one of a series of
Hollywood box office "hits" of re-
cent years sponsored by the state
wide Valley National Bank every
week on NBC outlets in Phoenix
and Tucson.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
FORMER PH0ENIclAN TO
MARRY CALIFORNIAN

L. Duquesne Dickey III, a for
mer Phoenician, will marry a Cali
fornia girl, Sunday, July 3, in Los
Angeles. The bride-to-be, Miss
Judith Marion Picou, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Thomas Picou of Los Angeles. Mr.
Dickey is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Dickey, formerly of Phoenix,
now of Los Angeles.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
LoyuI BUddies

The Loyal Buddies will meet
Sunday night at the home of Mrs.
Martha Johnson on West Jeffer-
son. All members are urged to be
present.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
La Churmonfe

Mrs. Lucille Swing was hostess
to the La Chamonte Club at her
home, 251O West Washington, Mon
day morning, with the president,
Mrs. Delois Moore in the chair. A
very interesting meeting was held.
The girls have big things planned
for the near future. Read your Ari-
zona Sun weekly for developments.
Mrs. jeanne Holmes of Lovett,
Texas, was the hOnOred guest
present Her remarks were en-
joyed Lucille served a cold plate
of shrimp and macaroni salad, and
iced tea.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
concho Girls Plan Affair

The Concho Club met at the
home of the president, Mrs. Ber-
nice Calvin, on South Ninth Ave-
nue.. The usual procedure of busi-
ness was carried out. Plans are
being completed for the annual
outing at the hideout August 20.
More details will be edited in the
Arizona Sun.
Bernice served coldcuts and
sparkling beverages.
Top Hutters
The Top Halter Club held its
closing meeting of the summer
Wednesday night, on the patio at
the home of Mrs. Levi Williams. A
short business meeting was held.
Mrs. Woods, mother of Levi Will
liams, is here visiting from Kan
sas City, Missouri. She visited the
club and made some very encour-
aging and timely remarks.
The fall meeting will open in the
home of RMS. Gerald Barns of East
Broadway on September a.
Merry Mixers
Mrs. Madge oliver was hostess
to the Merry Mixes, Wednesday
night. Mrs. A .Bledsoe, the preXy,
presided. A report was made on
the Sip and Nip, Sunday afternoon.
1t was a success.
Communication were received
from the Broadway council and
the better eyesight group. We are
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Visits Mrs. Lewis

Mrs. Leota Kern and her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
-Arville Armstrong of Oklahoma
City, en- route to Los Angeles,
stopped here for the week end to
visit relative, Mrs. Mary Lewis
at 1906 West Grant Street.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Birthday Purfy

Mrs. Lillian Clark entertained
Miss Beatrice Williams, honoring
her birthday, last Thursday. The
dining room table was centered by
beautifully decorated cake sur
rounded by attractively wrapped
favors for the guests. Ice cream,
cake and punch was served.
The following were present:
Gloria Jean and Sheril Hall, Lola
Fay Diggs. the Walden children,
and Edward and Duane White.
Of course a good time was had
by all, and "Lil" again proved her
efficiency as hostess.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Surprise Birthday Purfy

Mrs. Lennie Williams was the
honoree at surprise party, Sat-
urday night at her home on East
Parkway Drive. She was taken out
to dinner by her husband, Ted, and
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01

considering the problems, and will
remit.
Madge served knick knackS and
cool sparkling beverages.
The next meeting will be the
third Wednesday night, July 20,
at the home of Mrs. Rachael Lon
don.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
TEXANS VISIT

Mrs. Laura Edwards had as her
houseguests, relatives from Texas
who were on their way to the
west coast They were Mr.. ano
Mrs. Nathan Mackey, Taylor, Tex
as, and Mrs. Tishie Wayne of Bas-
trop, Texas.
While the visitors were here
Mrs. Edwards entertained her
husband, Tom, at a lovely birth
day dinner on June 10. She served
IA guests, including the Texans.
Mrs. Edwards proved to be 8
lovely and most capable hostess in
serving a delicious dinner. The
table was centered with a huge
birthday cake, iced in white with
pink roses and containing the
words Happy Birthday, Tom.
The menu consisted of baked
ham, mint jelly, fried chicken, as
paragus tips, corn pudding, cram
berries in orange cups, lime rolls
and cocktails.
Mr.. Edwards was the recipient
of many useful gifts.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Debonuirs

The Debonairs met at the home
of Mrs. Maggie Brooks on South
Ninth Avenue. In charge was the
president, Mrs. Lillian Clark. The
girls completed plans for the
Sadie Hawkins affair.
Mrs. vi Reynolds was initiated
and welcomed into the group with
all privileges.
Maggie served an appetizing
baked ham dinner and variety
of drinks.
The group received a communi-
cation from the Broadway Council
concerning the Percy Julian pro-
ject. These girls being very char
liable are donating sizeable
amount towards same.
On Sunday afternoon, July 10,
at 5 pm., Mrs. Clark will entertain
the club girls and escorts.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL ond CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday S PM = Phone Al 3-3682
RosETTEs ENTERTAIN Fathers

Members of the ROsetteS enter
tained their fathers at dinner, last
Sunday, at the home of Mrs. AL
theta Benson on West Cocopah. A
Spanish dinner was served.
The dinner was scheduled for
June II. but because of inclement
weather, was postponed for two
weeks.
The next regular meeting of the
group will be held at the home of
Mrs. Estelle Hayward, on July 10.
-Muriel Woods. reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Post Excited Rulers Council

The past Exalted Rulers Council
of Elks will hold its regular quar-
terly meeting Sunday afternoon,
July 3 at 2 pm, at the Elks Home,
1907 South 7th Avenue.
The local council will entertain
visiting members with a banquet
at $50 pm. The Daughters will
act as hosts for the affair.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
DOING TIE !! TOWN
Jane Washington

on returning home was greeted Oy
the singing of Happy Birthday
which brought tears to Lennle'S
eyes. Knick knacks and every kind
of beverage were served to the
guests members of the Merry
Mixers and Loyal Buddies clubs.
Lien" received many useful gifts.
Present were Messrs. and Mines.
Eugene Howard, William Cobb,
Eugene Sims, Ulyssis Pruitt; Mines.
Arvella Bledsoe, Cora Grimes,
Martha Johnson, Onider folder
and Tish Joseph; Messrs. S. L.
Carr, Burleigh Rideau Sr., Wallace
Ferrell, FELTON, Johnson, and yours
truly and spouse.
PersonuI Mention
Mrs. Christine Jackson, an ar
dent civic worker, is vacationing in
Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Williams, 2144
East Parkway Drive, left today to
visit relatives and friends in Mon
roe, Louisiana. They will be gone
two weeks.
Word was received here by the
Will Calloways of the death of
their nieces's baby in "a fire which
destroyed the child's grandmother
home in Las Vegas. The grand
mother, Mrs. Olivia Brown is Mr..
CalloWays sister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

As most agents suspect and obviously knows
few editors resist picture of pretty girl of dog
with personality Put the two together and you have this
portrait Of Myrna Hansen. beauty contest winner and
Kckapoo Scout The two will join Jackie Cooper on 1.-THE
Peoples Choice" Thursday night at $3.50 (WRC-TV-4) in
ashback sequence showing how Jackie by his
hound named Cleo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

Person to Person" cd MUIR
row both sent ash-trays, prop
erly inscribed, instead Of greet
ing cards this season.
Jerry Lewis, in awarding q
gold record for the sale of a mil
lion records to partner Dean
Martin, observed that few sing
ing stars hit 1t with two tunes.
|. Perry Como has 10.
The American Research Blu
reau figures for survey week Dec.
1t, national rankings, show
$64 900 Question still leading the
pack, followed by Sullivan, Lucy,
Groucho, Disneyland, Jack Ben
ny, George Gobel. I've Got q
Secret, Perry Como, Godfrey's
Talent Scouts.
The Harry Truman-Mindy
Carson appearance for the
March Of Dimes has now been
set back a week to Jan. 81
Both Perry and Jackie and their
staffs would like to grab this
exclusively for their shows. but
its my guess that it will be a
pool job Should be, anyway.
Bob Hopes show tomorrow
night tWRC-4) will be In two
segmentS, the first of which was
filmed at a United States Air
FORCE base near the Arctic Circle.
/. Appearing with Bob on that
will be Diana DORIS, who is known
as Britain's Marilyn Monroe.
For those Of you who saw
"Amahl' last night (WRC) and
missed the credits, here's the
cast:
Amahl. Bill McIuer: Moth
er. Rosemary Kalmdnn: KING
KdspGr. ANDREW McK;nleu.
King Melchior. Dduid Aiken.
King Balthdser. Leon Lishner.
page, FrGncis Monachino:.
dancers. John Butler, Carmen
Gutierrez and Glen Tetley.
Next U. s. Steel drama will CO.
star John Cassavetes and Lois
Smith in an original John vlahos
script White Gloves" last
week might have had consider
able more impact had not two
other shows-with similar par
ent-child relationships -preceed-
ed 1t Joan Blondell tried
hard but she was In over her
head with . performance that
skittered perilously on the edge
Of burlesque.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

e:lS, WGMS-of Many T'hings:
Sinclair Lewis" Is the sub
ject Of Dr.. Bergen Evans
program Of spoken" essays.
500, WAsH-fm. 1850, WWDC
True Detective: A foolproof
alibi for homicide as an
aftermath Of armed robbery
IL . puzzle for police to put
together.
Sis. WTOP-Johnny Dollar:
When an 980-a-week ac-
countant embezzles 94,260
from his employer and offers
no explanation when caught,
Dollar is sent to investigate.
$3.50, WMAL-Voice Of Fire
stone: Patrice Munsel In Q
program Of music by Gersh-
win. Herbert. Kern and
Gounod.
$500, WRITelephone Hour:
American pianist Leon Flei-
scher win play the finale Of
the Concerto in c Minor. No.
2" by Rachmaninon, Schu-
bert's Moment Musicale. No.
8 in r Minor" and Chopin's
waltz in r Major" in addi-
ton to other selections.