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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX CO.--15 lots, ready for
ordination to builders. Call NO. Z
1886 after 2 pm. -2S
ATTENTION BUILDERS-s acres
nr. Olney Theater. Priced to sell.
$500 ewes. HA. 2-S893.
SILVER SPRiNG-Everythin in: ex-
Gel. loo. and neigh. VIII carry 36-ft
heuse Blueprints available. OWN
Mr. r. q CALVIN Vi 9'S COOLIDGE HIGH
koms Park. b. C., mr.. bus. stores
and churches. $4,000 up on reas.
terms, KAY REALTY CO.. RIA.
PoToMAC-ioo acres. wooded, we'll
S drained Ideal s .6 for sub b of ne
Attractive terms to bldr Call Mr.,
Mularkey, JU. $4,000, with
M PAUL HANNAH, ME. s-4i00.
LAKE BANCROFT adjoining NAL
brook and homes of $4,000 and
over. One Of the largest lots in
beautiful trees. CARL R. MEM
Mr. BALTIMORE FREEWAY. River
dale, Md.-Fine rambler sites,
$1,000 up. Name your own terms.
KAY REALTY CO. RIA. $4,000.
FIRST COMMERCIAL; D. C.: a2.-
frontage on a four lane highway;
bus route; $500 block of Wheeler
road Sc. tsigni on the property
My price is So so per square foot.
Would consider trade for income
property. G. G. DUTY. l024 Yer
mont ave. NV. MA. S-44S2. "a
POTOMAC, MD. close-in choice 3
for sale in Potomac; very low
price as little as 1917 down. Call
ARDMORE REALTY CO., OIL.
BEERwaYiaN HEIGHTS. MD.-4o lots
5Ox200; sewer and water available
Owner wants offer. Call ME. s.
494l ewes, 10. 5-l3S3.
B Sirbis1is.d to TpOds "i,,, lots
paved streets. Ready for immediate
construction. Call after : pm,
NO. 7-s6S6 or DE. 2-2123. 20
kENWOOD, MD.-One of the few
remaining lots in this exclusive
community; l1O-ft. frontage; excel
lent terms available. Call Mr.. Hol-
land, OIL. a,,S67S. H. G: Swiftly
CO. 81 18th 81; nv; ST. $4,000:
of level ground with city water.
best location, Forestville, near
Marlboro pike. 3-bedrm house on
site. Can get sewer. r. d. BUR-
CESS, 10. $4,000: ewes, LU. l.
| 95l5.
l5I ACRES on Colesville I'd, Just
north of Colesville, Md. Level clear
ground with good road frontage.
Terms available. Call Mr.. Holland,
ewes, OIL. 9-S679. H G. SMITHY
CO.. 81 18th St NV, ST. $4,000.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

3-sTORY COMMERCIAL BLDG. with
approx. LOO 50. II. on each floor.
H. G. sMITHY CO. SlI 18th st,
NV. ST. 3-3300
BUSINESS LOCATION-Ideal for
beauty parlor, laundrOmat. plumb
er's office and shop. or similar bus
inesseS. Economical rent: 1905
square IT.; has all needed and con-
venient features 1875 9th st. NV,
NO. 7-3l IL, for appt. 34s
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
REAL es1ATt WANrEp

WANT LOT IN Montgomery County
not OVER 81 500. Prefer sewer. wa
ter gas OIL. 6-S342 "a
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

STORAGE for paper. books. 5000
square IT.. alley space. WRIGHT.
MA. S-5450. 700 18th NV.
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ATTENTION BUILDERS-s acre.
Terms arg. W. w. LEWIS. HE. 4.
5000: ewes. HA. 2-SSa3.
SILVER SPRING-Everything in: ex.
Gel. loo. and neigh. VIII carry 36-ft
house: Blueprints available. OWN
FIR III 2-1RyQ -oT
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CASH
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

~ WOODED ACRES in Montgomer,
mon Tree and BRICK Yard rds.
facing Macarthur blvd. At 81 400
per acre. This presents an excellent
capital gain opportunity, Call own.
er after 100 p.m. weekdays. OIL
DuPoST CIRCLE AREAS units
annual rent. OWNER. DU. 7-6504
BRICK. 4-family mot conyertedi-
. rooms kitchen and bath; new
sep heating unit in each apt.
EXCELLENT condition. Priced a.
$1,000, BRUNO INVESTMENTS
n. I. AVE. INT. Rainier. LIST com
mercial. 5Oxl50: house with /
rms. and 2 baths: lee. 2-car ga
rage on alley. $4,000 with 81. OOl
cash, Mr.. West. OOsS REALTY
r CO p, INC .Sr Ma S;la53. oc,r;GSiS
k income. sdeo6 S YEAR L3c soUG Su;
Price. Sa5. 900. Mr. West GoSs
REALTY CO., INC, MA. s-l353
PENNA. AVE. N.w.--a-story bricl
bldg stores. . othces. apis.
hIpOIne nbo.oi ssaI VIII sci
q rag soss Pr RfAL4 lao Coo M "
SEMI6ET. BRK. HOME: in perfect Il,
cond. rented 10 responsible tenant
for So 80 per mo A bargain al
$4,000 81 500 cash above b. and |
Trust Of $4,000. Good rental loca
ton, Of Penna. ave. Sc. RALPH
D. COIN. tn. $4,000. RS
SEVERAL COMM. PROPERTIES
p rss6y i9r e S,ysopm SA nsgsn'
Z AIRFAX, VA.-Assumt AZ al
loan, Sit $50 S-bedroom house,
$3.50 cash. Payments. sos incl.
pitt. Will rent for sos. CIR. 3-e1lA
Oh 18th ST. S.E.---4 family brick
mot converted . rms, kit, and
bath. New individual heating plants.
self contained. Monthly income,
fNvEsF ESIfsS NC Se!'0 81 s sEgsH
.g-FAMiLY. s-story apt, GOOD n E
Beautiful condition. new
oil burner. Priced Sl60,OOO. in.
GLIDING all apts. Fully furnished;
no vacancies. For details, cal
John Ohm 1. SHELTON, Realtor, 20
ALEX.VV cITY--s.unit brick art
house Close In. blk. TO bus. Never
vacancy in 3 yrs. Less than ~
times should show lac return
net, Exclusive, Z. F. SrEFFEY, JE
INVESTORS OR sPECULAToRs
So 900, bldg. assn. loan. Sc,:ibG
above. nine-room house. nv, 3
baths, Iedecorated. $4,000. bids
assn. loan, :. $50 above.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

TOP PRICES paid for End trust
notes; HAROLD B. BoNART. DI.
T-05S0: ewes, OIL. 4-5947. 90
THE TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE has
all types of 2nd trust notes at bis
discount; complete appraisal OF eacl
Get on our mailing list. 215 In.
vestment Bldg. NE. S-4077
$1,000. End. trust, pay SIS mo. ;
good makers. d. C. prop. u disc. DI.
7-SS9O. --25
4 EXCELLENT WHITE VA. end
TRUST. l end year maturitieS.
VIII sell separately or packaged.
IA. 7-2251. day or ewes. -26
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CADILLAC 1860 "82" 4-dr.; black,
Wv. tires. 81 ,Og9 HORNETS
BUICK, Downtown. III 18th.
nj z lQu2 yS
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MILLS BUILDING

18th AND PA. AVE. NV.
Several Offices available from
$500 wired for air conditioning
OLIVER T. CARR, MA. S-a34O. -o8
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont. }
GIG 9th ST. NV,

SALE--TRADE--R
Store, 2Ox71 vacant, 2 apis, oil
n.-w.h., 3-Story brick bldg. Asking
price. $4,000. list trust balance
$50 900 b. and !. twas S27. 50Oi Mr.
West, GOSS REALTY CO.. INC,
| MA. S-l353 --25
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LAKE BANCROFT adjoining NAL
brook and homes of $4,000 and
the area. over ia acres with
beautiful trees. CARL r. MEM
NIGER, Oliver 4-613I. go
Mr. BALTIMORE FREEWAY. River
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE OFFICES ayailahle

ATTRACTIVE OFFICES available.
centrally located. Phone MA. s.
conn. AVE. mr.. Mayfiower HOTEL Hotel
Comb. ofiCe and furnished apis. .
m HAZE hr% ME k siasn bath $3.50
NEW, MODERN OFFICE BUILDING,
adj. to the Capitol: air cond.. com
plete janitorial services. LETTER
CARRIERS BLDG, 100 Indiana ave.
nv nv. Telephone bldg. ONCE, Elk s.
CORNER 9th AND r SITS. NV.
of sizes. elev. bldg. cow. location.
LIE DROIT BLDG, SO0-S10 p st.
.w.-lst-h. space, including use of
outside showcase at entrance, best
location. Apply $40 F st. NV.
c ESi isi NATL. BANK BLDG. cor
attrac. off1ces. 3 exposures. reas. !:
slev. bids. Apply $40 F st. NV
10Th 9th AND PA. AVE-. s4b Pa. ave.
n:w--Bright. attrac. offices; elev
Bldg, good location; reas. Apply
SO r St nv Sii, Inn. 10; -26
conference. library; carpeted, afr
conc. 3-rm pvt. suite or sele rm.
available to attorney. trade asso.
or corp: 18th and K SITS. NV. Elk
ATT1RNEY SPACE. ono. in at
tractive suite. l4th and G, library
reception room phone service and
receptionist. Call RE. 7-7497. -.9
CAFRlTZ BUILDING. 1925 Eye st
n.w.-1 or 9 private rooms in suite
partially furnished. RE. 7-7762
AIR -COND.. mod bldg, 200 50. IT,.
open; SIPS mo. Ample parking
Brokers protected. CO. 5-0537.
9OI 18th ST. N.w.-Newly decor.
wired for acc; maid and ianitor
serv.; low rental, Sgle rm.. S35.
Also choice suites. NE. S-33S0.
SILVER SPRING OFFICE and Iiv-
ing quarters, suitable for unmRr-
rted doctor or lawyer. JU. 5-4554.
5000 WISCONSIN AVE- nice
suites in modern conditioned
building; 500 mo. incl. all utils
and daily ianitor service. GEO. W
ROBERTSON Realtor, 1895 Wis.
ave. OIL. 2-2123 9p.m -27
PRIVATE ROOM, unfurn. in law
office; attrac. RECEIPT. rm.; 18th mr..
H NV. RE. 7-732O. -26
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$l5,750 = 3-bedrm. brk.; llv. nm.
ttr spl.l. din. rm, kit, util rm. ;
carport; lge. level lot. $4,000 dn.
Assume lge. CT loan; $50 mo. PITT.
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CADILLAC 1860 go 4-dr.; black,
Wv. tires: Si,O99 HORNETS
BUICK; Downtown, iii 18th.
ID. 7-3993. -27
CHEVROLET late "a 4-door sta.
wagon; cleaning 2-tone: looks like
new; large capacity; spotless inside
and out; heater; original owner;
s Pf@seref po' ce H:a,b Best on'r oyer
CHEVROLETs-'bi 4-door de- luxe;
powerRlide, equipped S499. 81 Bel
like new: 81 400. HORNETS COR
Buick Dealer, Fla ave ne. at 9Th
III. $500
CHEVROLET 1852 hardtop. rsdio
and heater, 2-tone black and grsv
finish. immaculate throughout s54S
LOVING CHEVROLET
1899 E.-w. Hwy, s. s JU, 9.snDa
CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air convert.
ihle; sun gold, powersllde. and
special ST. Oa5 Cali ia, s-il02.
AIS MOTORS
1910 Wilson Blvd, ArL, Va
CHEVROLET 1853 "2In" o@dR
heater and defroster, excellent tires:
q real clean, dependable car Al a
special price Of only SS35 ttrnt
available. Over 100 other cars 10
KENYON-PECK
1898 wilson Blvd. Arl Va
ia 2.s00l Open TIL A;30
- . "a
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air 4.dr.
sedan: beautiful horizon blue hnish,
interior Immaculate. Equipped with
radio and heater SEE THIS Low
MILEAGE BEAUTY TODAY; 81 500
Trade and terms Many others 10
choose from. Ask for Mr. Worl.
Stohlman Chevrolet
$500 M st. NV.
AID. 2-44i2 AID. e-t6As
CHEVROLET 1872 stylsiine Special
s.dr heater owner. low mlleass'
AIS MOTORS
1910 wilson Blvd, Arl. Va.
'contipusd On Merit psssD
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IN THE WOODS

=. Antique brick rambler on gorgeous
N.voodeq acre. surrounded by
bulbs and shrubbery. Screened porch
ssxll' and 2 bedrms. Priced at
Mannas Rlty. JE. 2-3110
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FREDERICK co.
Approx. 80 mi. from d. C.
216 ACRES-S50,0OO
236 AcREs-S47.O00
2S6 ACREs-$4b.0OO
$40 AcRES--S42,bOO
1915 ACTRESSES. 900
147la ACTRESSES. 900
lbS ACRFS-&6b. OOO

To inspect call J. RUSSELL ALL.
MUTT, ewes, Gaithersburg 4S5-J-12
representing j, VINSON PETER
REALToR, Rockville. Md. Pc. 2
1851.
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CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
Wholesale Distributor

VIII build and lease 1850 nOn
highway: xoned INDUSTRIAL. priye To-
cation, Call Mr.. CaStoneuay LtI
2-g38a.
John F. Donohoc g. Sons
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end COMMERCIAL land. minimum
frontage of so #. by 100 it. or
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE. 1927 K st. NV. RIM
2lO. $50 mo. Air conditioned office
MA. S-630S. ia
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LISTINGS
ARE

YOU interested in . close-in loca-
tion2 How about a 2I2-bath ire
mendous split-level with huge walk
in closets? Also. a 23-ft. Twins
room with brick wall. formal dinine
room. 2 huge bedrooms and . baths
up. ultra modern kitchen. dishwasheI
recreation area with large Cheerful,
picture windows and a half bath
Sure. it's GI approved with only
81 53o down and SI3S per month
TOTAL.
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rRAlLERS
MACHINERY and EoUIPMENT
GARAGES
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

THREE BRICK BUILDINGS, wide al
ley; nr. Georgia ave-. $50 each.
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SIS, 760.-Brk.; FULL BsMT. (entr. },
3 bedrms.. liv. rm. (firepi.3. din. rm.,
kit fully eouipl; all lRe.; fenced
rear I'd. $4,000 dn., Sl25 mo.
Assume lge. GI loan. CALL MR..
STEDMAN
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
Warehouse or Light Mfg.
1000 SO FIT

One-story. very modern, freproof
BLDG, has lge. front display window
partitioned once area, Side and rear
drive.in entrances. lh.ft. height: no
upright columns. ReRSons Die rents /.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT Co,
1920 X ST. NV Elk. 3-iSIi
CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
% 5000 50. IT, including once
and display rooms. Parkine for
about 10 cars. Rear loading. Com
venient NE location.
90 1900 So f.. exceptionally
good space LARGE electrically on
Grated overhead door. lR-ft. ceiling
Low insurance rate. Heat supplied
t3 10000 SO. II. lIght. dry two
story warehouse, equipped with cleo
trio hoist. r .R.. SIDING in front OF
BLDG SO. Capital st. area. Available
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 II st. NV. MA. s.5hOO
-pk
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

NEED BETTER TYPE of investment
prop have cash investors Please
call N FABRIZIO GEORGETOWN
Real Estate. NO 7-5913
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INVESIORS OR SPECULATORs
ix-room house. NV. plus lot.
So 900, bldg, assn. loan. Sc:ibn
above. nine-room house. nv, 3
baths, redecorated, $4,000, bids
assn. loan, :. $50 above.
MR.. MAZO
90 h-IQhA pAs
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CARROLL CO.-2O0-acre stock farm.
9-rm. brick home. bank barn and
new silo. Excel water supply: half
mile county road frontage; sos 900.
$40 ACREs-pairy or stock farm: 3
800 acres open. Low tax rate. All
for 100000.
FREDERICK CO.-30S acres. D. c.
tnsp., 50-head dairy. Mod. improved
7-rm. brick home and tenant house;
1922 per acre.
211 ACRES-Fertile Monacacy River
bottom dairy farm with complete
eel. bldgs.; 40-head d. c. insp. dairy
operation. Don't be sorry, see 10
nowI Call E. p. Mayne, Gathers
burg ah6-J-1, with C. NJ. MARSTEL-
LER Jr., Real Estate. pa
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Ramblers, Springfield

Sl6,h26. $l5.7b0. Sis, $50
s stf.Si din Iin4Ssdr% e., brk liv T%
paruuet floors; patio. $3.50 dn.
Close to schools. transp.
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WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored:
lulck settlement Call MR. MILLER.
hU 3-4443 evenings LA 6-61Q4
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meeting tonight at the rehearsal
hall, Cherry street, with enter
tainment afterward by the
newly formed choral group.
Friday night will bring the an
nual dance and floor show, at
Arnold Lodge in Annandale
/. Meantime. the group is busy
on its next production. "The
Rainmaker." set for January IA
+. Paul Carmi is directing.
BULLETIN BOARD: A Christ
mas pageant, Christmas in
Many Lands" will be presented
tomorrow night by patients OF
st. Elizabeths Hospital, this
performance a family affair for
patients and members of the
staff. There will be a public
performance, however, at Hitch
cock Hall on December 81, with
curtain time, 8 pm. The
entire production is the work OF
patients, under the direction of
Marian Chace and Marion Glib
bons. A sneak preview is set
for the Trans-Lux, tomorrow
night at 9 pm. -. Washington's
maitre DIS. headwaiters. captains
and walters will have their own
party next Sunday night at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. The
Statler's Kurt Moss is the mar
in charge of the international
Geneva's annual ball. =. Fol
which. by the way, dress is en-
tirely optional.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena Theater - "Tartuffe";:
1880 and $3.50 pm.
National - THE Lark; $3.50
pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Theaters
Ambassador = Giant; lis,
1850 and $3.50 pm.
Capitol - Julie; IL, 2:30,
ASS, 7:25 and $50 pm.
COlony-"The Prisoner; $3.50
and $40 pm.
C0lum b ia" Rock, Rock,
Rock: 1850 am, las, 3:45
$40, 7:S5 and $50 pm.
DupOnt-"Secrets of Life: /,
1850. 4:40. $50, $40 and 1910
pm.
Keith's-"The Ten Command
ments";; 2 and 8 pm.
MacArthur-"Wee Geordie";; 6
T:55 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Giant";; l0:45
an. 2:10. $40 and 9:1O pm.
Ontario - Friendly Persua-
SION; las, 4:10, 6:55 and 9:4C
pm.
Palace-"Everything But the
Truth: 1850 am, 1:50, $50
$50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
PIayhouse-"Fantasia";; 10:45
am. 1855. $40. $40, 1880 and
$40 pm.
Plaza-"Lady Chatterlyt
lover; 1915. 2:I5. AIS, 6:15.
8:15 and 10:l5 pm.
Trans-Lux =" Odongo";; l1:2C
s.m., los. $3.50, 4:35, 6:25, 8:1O
and 9:55 pm.
Uptown - Oklahoma: 2
and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
$50 pm.
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q sort Of solo performance with
the other characters as off-stage
voices, via recordings. AS
ISOLATED in the enterprise is the
Saturday Reviews drama man,
Henry Hewes. Like Miss Nc
Kenna. he's an original thinker
Miss McKenna, whose first ap-
pearance in this country was in
The Chalk Garden" has been
busy. Of late in Shaw's Saint
JOAN" Which kept turning
into a sort Of New York move
able drama feast. first downtown
then up. then down again and
lately upward. In addition
to her talent and restless energy,
Miss McKenna has been served
publicitywise by her piquantly
Gaelic first name. pronounced,
as everybody tells everybody,
Shivawn. saint Joan"
Hamlet" and other projects out
q the way by then, Miss Nc
kenna may Joint Stratford,
Ontario's. Shakespearean COM
pany next summer.
The Canadian group has listed
Hamlet" with Tyrone Guthrie
directing, as one play in its 1857
repertory. But with Chris
tOpher Plummer in the title role.
). Should Mr.. Plummer become
III. Miss McKenna would make
q novel unde-study. And one
who might very well pack the
house, II DR.. Guthrie should care
TO indulge q whim he has
been known to do so.
\ \ \
NEWS NAMES: 1t Is begin
ming to look like q natural step
from The Boy Friend to my
Fair Lady" Ann Rogers of
the London company of the
spoofing musical will leave It in
the spring to take over the Eliza
Doolittle role in the touring
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company Of the colossal hit.
Julie Andrews came from the
same source.
James Thurber, busy recently
rewriting Aesop, has also found
time to turn out q play. ;. 1.-THE
Welcoming Arms" is its apt
sounding title, its theme q
romantic triangle involving one
woman, two men. Gerald
Hiken, an Arena Stage favorite
two seasons ago. continues to be
one Of Broadway's of Broadway
actors most in demand. He
is in the Eric Bentley production
OF Brecht's Good Woman OF
Setzuan," which opens tonight
at New York's Phoenix theater
|. Uta Hagen plays the good
woman.
John FOrsythe, who played the
title role so long, 50 popularly,
is as big a hit now as director OF
City Center's Mister Roberts. y
|. Charlton Heston plays the
hero In the limited run New
York production. uya LOpert,
absentee landlord so to speak OF
the Playhouse and Dupont the
aters, has been nominated as
Knight Of Frances Legion Of
Honor. In recognition Of his
promotion Of French films.
First Of these was ''Mayerling'
which. in turn, did a lot to pro-
mote Mr.. Lopert's fortunes.
4 81
CHILDREN'S DRAMA: Chill
dren's Theater of Washington
will benefit from a week Of spe-
cial children's movies at Harry
ROth's Silver Spring theater
Starting Christmas Eve, run
ming through January /.
There will be a feature Aim
daily, with cartoons. starting at
IL am. The Children'S
Theater will share in the weeks
boxoffice.
Also on tap for the small fry's
holiday theater are two pro-
grams by American University's
Children's Workshop in Pup
petry. These will be offered
on Saturday. 10 am. and II
noon, at Clendenin gymnasium.
;. Directing the project, a
play Of the Nativity. are
William Woodward and Ellen
Ripley. :. Admission is free.
PROJECTS: The vexing ques-
ton of advance agents in WASH
ington is where to put perform
ers who will be playing here
during the Inaugural Festival.
;. Looking for shelter are such
shining stars as Judith Ander-
son and Cathleen Nesbitt of
The Chalk Garden" coming to
the National for two weeks on
January IA. Even more Of a
dilemma is 1.-THE Boy Friend
company. which is larger by
far. 4, 1t will be back January
Z for two weeks at the Shubert.
/. =. The first week is no particu-
lar problem, but sleeping bags
may be in order for the merry
English visitors whose two
weeks at the same house last
year are close to its record.
Falls Church's Community
theater will hold its business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
THE PASSING SHOW
That Daring Siobhon
Now Eying Hamlet
By JAY CARMODY

1o-ength winner Of prize for the girl who gets around
most in the heaer would Sobhan project
Tor the Irish tornado is Hamlet the moody Prince In
series Of matinee performances
Women have played Hamlet" before Sarah Bernhard the
historically outstanding Miss McKennaS will be different
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-06
Pope, President
Send Messages to
|N.C.E.A. Meeting

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-(NC) - His
Holiness Pope Plus XII and Pres
ident Eisenhower sent greetings
to the 53rd annual convention of
the National Catholic Education
Association here.
The Holy Father acknowledged
the calculations sent him by the
NCEA and impaired his paternal
apostolic blessing to those "dedi.
Gated to the noble cause of Ca
tholic education" The message
was signed by Msgr. Angelo Dell
'Acqua, Vatican Substitute Secre.
tary of State for Ordinary Af-
fairs.
President Eisenhower congrat-
uIated the NCEA ION your recog.
nItion Of the importance of good
teaching and on your continuing
work, through education, to pro-
mote good citizenship" He ex.
tended his swarm best wishes for
an inspiring meeting and for de-
liberations which will further our
nations advance toward better
schools for better times.
Both messages were sent to
Archbishop Joseph z. Ritter of st.
Louis, president-gene'al of the
NCEA and convention host.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-06
Governor Signs
Ban on Obscenity

LANSING, Mich. - MC) =
Gov. G. Mennen Williams signed
into law bill increasing the
penalties for the distribution or
sale of obscene literature in
Michigan.
On hand to watch him were
the authors of the bill, rs Catho-
lie men and women from Ecorse,
Mich, who call themselves the
Decency Crusaders. The bill eli
NAKED a decent literature drive
the group began in the commun-
ity of Ecorse last June.
The measure was introduced in
the legislature by State Senator
E. MCGEE of Michigan's 18th Dis
trict after he attended meeting
of the Decency Crusaders and
saw the results of their work.
The Crusaders themselves cam
paigned to get the public to ex-
press approval of the proposed
legislation.
The Crusaders are now the
guardians of the display rack in
Ecorse. On their twice-a-week
visits, they do not just leave their
lists of Objectionable literature
as guide to the merchant, but
remove all the Objectionable lit
erature then and there. And in
most cases. the material is imme-
diately sent back to the distribu-
tor.