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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03

Llntenslncatlon, OF the ornaments
race.
Refusal TO Use Force
1t would be a different matter.
III we could agree on a reduction
Iof ornaments and armed forces.
Then. the carrying out Of an ap-
Ipropriate control, the methods of
which could be agreed upon,
would be justified and necessary
One cannot fail to note also
that the obligation Of the USSR
and the USA to solve all ques-
itions in dispute between them by
peaceful means alone, which sig
mites a refusal to use force or
the threat of force in their mu-
Itual relations. including atomic
and hydrogen weapons, would in
deed have a calm effect on the
international situation and would
create more favorable conditions
for reaching an agreement on
other unsettled international
problems.
Thus. the conclusion Of a
treaty of friendship and CO.
operation between the United
States and the Soviet Union
would mean that we can actually
do something. as you say in your
message. Ito convince the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
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Watch this MAGIC MIND Speed SeIector operate by
itself microgroove records! It automatically
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fOther Webcor automatic fonoorsfs
from $50 95 to $275.o0 Prices slightly
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Evening star., 1956-12-20
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLHHTS

500, VOL - Milton @. Ford
Show: Ella Fitzgerald accom-
panied by the Louis Arm
strong band. '
500, WIDOW, WASH-FM-Iu
the Concert Hall: Tchaikov-
sky. Symphony No. 5 in E;
Souvenir De Florence.
$500, WTOP-Robert Q. lewis
Show: Special feature of the
program will be the choir OF
the Church of the Heavenly
Rest in New York singing
Christmas carols.
$3.50, WRC - Conversation
Christmas" win be the topic
discussed by Bennett Cert
Emily Kim br ough and
Comdr. Edward Whitehead
with Clifton Fadiman as pro-
gram host.
500, WMAL-Bill Malone: Bill
greets guests at the Purple
Tree Cocktail Lounge.
9:O5. WRC-Report from the
United Nations: Leon Pear.
son interviews prominent
delegates to the United Ma
tions. who will give an anal
ysis of significant events in
the weeks happenings.
Evening star., 1956-12-20
CurroIIton Children
To See Suntu Claus

Santa Claus will bring pres
entS to all children. in Carrollton
tomorrow night when residents
light the Prince Georges County
community's first Christmas tree.
Herbert W. Reichelt. chairman
of the county commissioners. will
pull the switch to light the 20
foot permanent spruce tree. at
1880 pm.
Children Of the community
will sing Christmas carols.
Prizes will be given the first and
second place winners in a home
lighting contest.
Judges in the contest will be
Albert w. Turner. builder of
the community; DR.. George
Adam and Mr.. Reichelt.
Evening star., 1956-12-20
Legislator to Help
Six Hungoriuns to
Sturt Anew in Ohio
BY the Associated Press

AS his personal contribution to
the Hungarian refugee problem,
Representative Hays. Democrat
of Ohio, said today he will help
six Hungarians start their lives
over again in Ohio.
Mr.. Hays and his wife leave
Washington for Ohio today with
the first of the six. Miss Matild,
Vakodi. 20-year-old Budapest
waitress. She will live in Salem,
Ohio. at the home of DR.. william
A. Kolozsi, a pathologist at
Salem City Hospital.
Then. Mr.. Hays said, FIVE
other Hungarians will follow her
to Ohio after they are processed
at Camp Kilmer. N. J. He will
pay their travelling expenses and
help get them jobs.
Two of the other five are mar
ried college students, Bella and
Johanna Lukacs. The Congress-
man hopes they will be able to
enroll at Ohio State University.
The remaining three are a
diesel mechanic named Sznarcos,
his wife and child.
I'm going to get him a job
with a coal company in Flush
ing" Mr.. Hays said.
Evening star., 1956-12-20

delightful change of pace for
this series"
11:1O, WTTG (5)-Washington
Movietime: A pair of newly
weds are straddled with a
weekend guest who will not
leave in Week End for
Three"
11:15, WTOP tsl-The Late
Show: Gage of Gold" stars
Jean Simmons and David
Farrar. When the death of
her estranged husband is an
nounced. a young woman re-
marries only to have her first
husband reappear.
11:2O, WMAL tT-"Hungary in
Revolt" A special film.
11:35, WMAL (D-The Night
Show: Young Mr.. Pitt" stars
Robert Donat. Story of the
start of the career of the
famed Englishman.
Evening star., 1956-12-20

is on the spot over dropping
Ding Dong School" and
ABC would both like to have
Miss Frances and the show!
Reminders: CHS Playhouse Of
fers THE Family Nobody
Wanted" with Lew Ayres and
Nan Fabray tonight (9:3O to IL
O'Clock. WTOP-9). And this is
also the night when Nelson Eddy
and jeanette Macdonald are re-
united to sing will You Re-
member" on Lux's first musical
show of the season 90. WRC-4l.
Also on the latter program. which
will be beamed in color. are
Shirley Jones. Phil Harris and, of
course, host Gordon MacRae.
Atomic Age Note: CA correc-
ton from CBS).
"'Mr. and Mrs. McAdam' F."
CHS, Playhouse 80 drama on
Thursday. January 10, is an orig
inal television play by the Mr.
and Mrs. writing team of Dorothy
and Howard Baker, instead of by
Dorothy Baker alone, as was an
|nounced. Carried away by this
story of a hydrogen blasts near
extinction Of an entire commun-
Itty. We inadvertently lost one
person too many, the co-author." "
Evening star., 1956-12-20
TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (7)-The Lone
Ranger: Christmas Story"
The Lone Ranger DISCUSSES
himself as an old prospector
in an effort to track down a
missing father as Christmas
Day nearS.
1880. WTTG (5)-The Whistler:
A rising young district attor-
ney decides to wipe out the
racketeer he has been pro-
tecting in Cup Of Gold"
500, WTOP (9)-The Bob Cum
mings Show: Grandpa Collins
visits Bob for Christmas and
turns the tables on the gay
bachelor by walking of with
his grandson's date.
500. WTTG (5) Movietime
USA: Tom Conway and Ann
Rutherford star in 1.-TWO
O'Clock Courage" The story
of an innocent man enmeshed
in a murder case, helpless to
extricate himself through loss
of memory.
$3.50, WTOP f9l -Clim ak:
Strange Hostage" stars Ray
mond Massey, Richard Eyer,
Lori Nelson and Vic Morrow.
MiStaking their victims, kid
nappers snatch a retired ply
sician. thereby altering the
lives of many persons. TV
Key says: "A little on the
hokey side but written with
enthusiasm"
$3.50. WRC (4)-Dragnet: Sergt.
Joe Friday and Officer Frank
Smith probe the kidnapping
Of . baby, with few clues to
help them. TV Key pre-
views: well acted"
$500, WRC az The Peoples
Choice: Mandy has the con-
fusing problem of keeping her
recent marriage to Sock a
secret and yet divulging the
secret to two-xisiting sorority
sisters.
900. WMAL t0-Wire Service:
High Adventure. An Ameri-
can correspondent goes to
Sicily to cover the story of
the abduction of an Ameri-
can woman by Sicilian BAN
dts and falls into the hands
Of the outlaws. Mercedes Nc
Cambridge.
$3.50. WTOP t9)-Playhouse 90:
"The Family Nobody Wanted" 1"
The true saga of the Doss
family of Redlands. Calf:
the young minister and his
wife who adopted IL children
Of widely different back
grounds. Nanette Fabray and
Lew Ayres costar. Tim Hovey
is featured. TV Key says: "A
simple. moving drama"
1000, WRC (4)-Lux Theater
(color): Hollywood Musical
Holiday Review" A salute to
the famous hit songs which
were in the movies of the
past several decades. Cor
don MacRae. Shirley Jones,
jeanette Macdonald. Nelson
Eddy. Phil Harris and Jack
Cassidy handle the comedy
sequences. TV Key says: "A
Evening star., 1956-12-20
.Siberion Riches

LONDON, Dec. 20 (P.-Mos-
COW radio describes Siberia as a
land richer in gold than the
Klondike, in addition to having
rich deposits of diamonds, rubies,
emeralds and amethysts. 1t
claims coal desposits in Siberia s
Kuznets Basin alone amount to
more than a trillion tons. enough
to feed all the thermal power
stations in the world for more
than a thousand years.
Evening star., 1956-12-20
JeIevision Tomorrow-Frdoy, Dec. Il. 1856

NRc IN fsdy, MemsG Gss csskaE
MoP rh O-sss Msdatun J. Morning Show
Evening star., 1956-12-20
LATEST TV INFORMATION

Programs for the week carried in the TeeVue
magazine with Sundays Star Following Is supplementary
information todays received after Teevue
went 10 press.
1920. wMAL G)-"Hungary in Revolt" special
filmed program.
ll:3S. wMAL C7)-The Night Show: Young Mr.. Pitt"
with Robert Donat The film originally scheduled TO begin
at II 20 on the Night Show has been cancelled.
Evening star., 1956-12-20
ON THE AIR
N Western Stors
GoIIoping Thisowoy
By BERNIE HARRISON

Clint (Cheyenne) Walkers whirlwnd Eastern late
spring the model of appearance should be-
happy Washington fan wrote mel did the trick.
ABC-TV will splurge and send rugged Western
stars on the circuit bazed by the amabe foot giant
Due here in fortnight they the Red Gulch
Evening star., 1956-03-15
18 From DC. Area Win
Science FeIIowships

Eighteen college students in
tn e Metropolitan Area were
among 855 winners of 1867
science fellowship awards an
nounced today by the National
Science Foundation.
Honorable mention certificates
were awarded 80 Marylanders,
II Virginians and nine District
students.
The awards. bestowed each
year by the foundation to en-
courage gifted college graduates
to obtain advanced training in
the sciences on a full-time basis,
were made to postdoctoral and
premedical students. They may
be used at any accredited nom
profit educational institution in
the Nation or abroad.
The following District students
we're awarded predoctoral fell
lowships:
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Boy, ShuttIed Between
Homes, Gets New Turn

What do you do about a guy
like that?
Judge Edith H. Cockrill yes
Iterday turned the tall, wavy red
haired boy over to the Welfare
Department and. perhaps, that
might be the answer.
But the boy who WINGED when
he heard the word commit" has
been there before. In his l6
years, he's beer bounced around.
And the pokes of life go hard
with him. It's anybody's guess
where he'll wind up.
About Christmas time, fe
showed up in court on stolen car
charges. Actually he had taken
his fathers car. The court was
told, at that time. the boys
parents had separated and he
had been in this foster home
since he was 5. Then the father
had taken him back and tried
him out in the new home he had
set UP with a new wife. That
was when the boy stole his
fathers truck.
The court then had brought
Evening star., 1956-03-15

Florida State University; Karl e
Taeuber, 1922 Sheridan street
Hyattsville, Harvard University;
and T. Darrah Thomas, 3804
Raymond street, Chevy Chase
University of California.
Elmer j. Brody, 1929 Willard
avenue, Chevy Chase. of Prince
ton University, and Guilford L
Spencer II, 1922 Knox road
College Park, of the University OF
Michigan. were awarded post
doctoral fellowships.
Five nearby Virginians won
predoctoral awards. They are:
Thomas C. Boberg, 10 Aspen
lane, Falls Church, M. I. T.;
Peter B. Field, 1873 East Rose
mary lane. Falls Church, Har-
ward University: Melvin D
George, 6153 Eleventh road
North Arlington, Northwestern
University; Richard K. Lyon
1910 North Greenbrier street
Arlington. Harvard University;
and Benjamin H. Publos. jr.
5249 North Twenty sixth street
Arlington, University Of Wiscon-
sin.
The predoctoral fellowships
carry stipends Of $l,400 for the
first year, $1,000 for intermediate
years. and $1,000 for the final
year of graduate study.
PoStdoctoral awards carry q
stipend of $3,400.
Evening star., 1956-03-15

Karl Goldberg, 1901 Connecti-
cut avenue NV. American Uni
versity: Donald r. Hoffeld. 1925
Thirty-third street Sc. Wiscon-
sin University: William w.
Hooker, 1885 Highview terrace
Sc, Harvard University. and
Richard L. Sears, l400 Twenty
ninth street NV, Indiana Uni
versity.
Recipients of predoctoral
awards in nearby Maryland were:
John G. Fletcher, 4709 De
Russey parkway. Chevy Chase,
Princeton University; Mary H.
Goldsmith, 1924 Harvard road,
College Park, Radcliffe College;
Timothy H. Goldsmith, 4624
Harvard road, College Park,
Harvard University: John ].
Hopfleld, 8019 Park lane. Be-
thesda, Cornell University; Will
liam D. Reese, Owings Mills,
Evening star., 1956-03-15

in the boys mother. After much
persuasion. she agreed she would
try to take him in-in her new
home with her new husband.
Back they came a short time
later. The step-father couldn't
take him.
So his father said he would
try once more. and the boy, big
for his age. was placed on pro-
baton. He had job all lined up.
Then. yesterday, he appeared
again. His probation worker ex-
planned he had lost his job at a
drug store. He became angry
with the manager when his So
cial security number didn't come
through after one weeks work
and the manager refused to pay
him. So he quit.
Now he was described as being
Evening star., 1956-03-15
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, MARCH Is.

officer said. 'he has the capacity
to adjust but he lacks the proper
controls at this time"
He added that the boy is .
Evening star., 1956-03-15

good boy" really, but would
rather play than work. He had
asked the. boys probation be re-
voked. It was.
Evening star., 1956-03-15

completely beyond control" Of
his parents. His step-mother-
it was said he threatened to kick
her down the stairs-locked her
room at night in fear of the boy.
She would tell him to leave the
house because he bothered the
younger children.
Talks to Judge
The boy told Judge Cockrill,
in flashes of anger:
"She CHS step-mother) doesn't
treat me right. She isn't like a
mother to me. They (the father
and step-mother) don't pay no
attention to me. I've been in a
boarding house all my lfe."
I'VE believe" the probation
Evening star., 1956-03-15
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REAL TY
REVUE

Hot-weather Note-A group of
swimming pool builders in the
District area has formed the
Washington Swimming Pool
Builders Association to assure
ethical building practices"
Frederick E. Wegner, city man.
ager of Pleasant Ridge, Mich,
has been appointed director of
community facilities for the Ma
tional Association of House
Builders, John M. Dickerman,
executive director of the associa-
ton. announced this week. Mr.
Wegner will assume the newly
created post on July Is.
y y
The Rockville brokerage firms
of j. Vinson Peter and Bridges
g. Spencer recently merged I'M
der the name of Bridges, Peter
and Spencer, Inc. The new firm
will have its Offices in the Citi-
zens Savings Building in Rock
vile.
The American Society of
Appraisers will hold its 1856
national conference at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel, Sunday
through Wednesday. An an
nouncement said 300 members
and their families are expected
to attend.
Maj. Gen. Louis w. Prentiss,
USA. retired, executive vice pres
ident of the American Road
Builders Association and former
District Engineer Commissioner,
will address the Washington
Building Congress at a luncheon
in the Mayflower Hotel at 1890
pm. Monday. Gen. Prentiss will
discuss THE Economic Impact
of the Accelerated Road Program
on the Metropolitan Washington
Area" He will be introduced by
Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Lane. the
present Engineer Commissioner.
X x
Richard S. Farrell and James
F Young have been appointed
insurance representatives in the
Offices of Frederick w. Berens,
Inc. Charles Tyler. vice presi-
dent, said today.
4
The Prince Georges County
Real Estate Board will hold an
outing next Saturday at the
home Of Marion West. former
president, at ALL Allentown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07

read. Forestville, Hubert Arnold,
executive secretary, announced
today. The caravan will leave
Bladensburg Peace Cross at
noon.
Maurice Kay has been placed
in charge of sales at Kemp Mill
Estates in nearby Montgomery
County.
4
The Montgomery County Real
Estate Board will hold an out
ing at the Manor Country Club,
Norbeck. at 1890 pm. on Thurs
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day. July 49, it may tee off any time after $50
today by Naomi NJ Laughin the day of the outing,
executive secretary The by with the club
said golf foursomes pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07

Richard S. Farrell and James
F. Young have been appointed
insurance representatives in the
Offices of Frederick w. Berens,
Inc. Charles Tyler. vice presi-
dent, said today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07

The Prince Georges County
Real Estate Board will hold an
outing next Saturday at the
home Of Marion West. former
president. at ALL Allentown
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