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pany's belts before the critics
turn up for the formal opening.
y Il X
PROJECTS: Stratford, Conn. s
American Shakespearean Festi-
val grows apace. f.. 1t will have
a nine-weeks' New York season
this winter. Opening Feb
ruary Is at the Phoenix. {.
Lack of a leading lady, a Julie
Andrews type, is holding up the
formation of a national, or tour
ing, company of MY Fair Lady"
/. The producers have a Rex
Harrison type for Henry Hig-
gingS, Brian Aherne. Criti-
ical Digest, which keeps ac-
curate boxscores, sums up THE
Apple Carts" tally. four to
three. -. Critics for and against,
respectively.
Ann ROnnelI, who is Mrs.
Lester COwan, is in town to see
Child of Fortune" which did
not open at the National last
night but will do so tonight. i
She played her campaign song.
TOO High a Price" for a thou
sand Democrats at a Baltimore
rally on Sunday night. It's
not too obliquely is Vice
President Nixon.
Ten days after his daughter
in-law, Mrs. Frederic BrisSOn,
took the town by storm as Aunt
lie Name" Carl BrissOn will I'M
dertake to do the same. -. The
durable Dane will open at the
Embassy Room for four
weeks. starting November 5. i
This will be his fifth visit there.
Carson McCullers will be here
November 8. to speak in the
of Contemporary Arts
series. Her subject: THE
Problems Of Fiction and Drama. -.
No dearth of material in a
theme like that, even for a far
less talented solver of problems
than Miss McCullers.
Local drama groups are busy
Mount Vernon Players will
open a twO-weeks run tonight
Of Life With Father" i
Come Thursday night. Kensing-
5on PLAYERS will start their
season with Thornton Wilder's
Own Town" 1t will run
,hree performances, through
Saturday night. Emmett Law
ery'S THE First Season." will
launch the play program of
Georgetown University's Mask
and Bauble club. Thursday night,
1t CASTOR Hall. The play
will be presented in second per-
Torrance on Friday night. i
Falls Church's Community The
ater will be holding tryouts No
Vember and 9, jefferson school
at $3.50 pm. for its next produc-
lion, THE Rainmaker." Paul
Carmi will direct.
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There will be no chance for
opening. He will whisk off to
New York TO get busy on the City
Center's production of THE
Glass Menagerie," starring Helen
Hayes. i. Whose favorite direc-
tor he clearly has become.
Their first association as star
and director was in the Salute
to France production of Thorn
ton Wilder's THE Skin of Our
Teeth"
Each of the two, piquantly has
done enchanting Glass Menag-
cries." but never together before.
Miss Hayes was a season
delight in the play in London.
Director Schneider gave it
one of its most brilliant interpre-
tationS with a star'ess cast three
years ago at Arena, returning
now from a years sabbitical to
search for a new home.
Which, don't forget, it has found
at Twenty-Sixth and D streets
NV.
In addition to his directoral
chores, Mr.. Schneider turns up
rather regularly as a contributor
of intelligent comment on the
drama-in last Sundays New
York Times, for instance
Coming up is a book to which
he has contributed chapter.
"A Tale of Two Cities" dealing
with his work in New York and
Washington.
HUMANS AT WORK: Some
OF her friends, and fans, were
surprised that Marian Winters
would take a role as small as
Sally Cato in "Auntie Name. {"
The explanation is simple
For all its one-scene size.
the role has riches Comedy
riches which Miss Winters real
ICES to the hilt :. Thereby prov
ing that she can do that sort
of thing as we'll as the more
dramatic one.
Arthur Marx who will be turn
Ing up here as co-author of the
Nationals Jack Carson comedy.
Everybody Loves Me-" bears a
striking resemblance to his pop,
GrOuchO At the same time.
Arthur is not only younger, but
also handsomer and plays bet
ter tennis In town ahead
of Lady Chatterley's Lover" is
James ID. Proctor The pic
ture, subject of a hot censor
ship court fight in New York.
will open here November II at
the Plaza Theater.
James Cagney, after a sud-
den burst which made him the
busiest actor in Hollywood. in
GLIDING even a television APP
pearance. has a new purpose.
He'll turn film director next
year, starting with Graham
Greene's Short Cut to He'll"
A title that sounds like the
old Cagney. And AL LyIes
who has been one of Para
mounts most literate press rep
resentatives, becomes pro-
ducer on the same project. :.
Restless, these Hollywood types.
Katy JuradO, the Mexican
flrebrand, may be going back
soon to Hollywood. Her first
Broadway play. THE Best House
in Naples" was received by the
critics as woefully less than the
best play of the new season.
ROsalind Russell and col
leagues in "Auntie Name" are
taking no chances on less than
the most precious opening night
performance tomorrow in New
York. Two paid previews of
the comedy, last night and to-
night, will be under the COM
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The PASSING SHOW
Schneider to Direct
Helen Hayes Again
BY JAY CARMODY

Busiest of the theaters directors Alan
Schneider. Through Wednesday night November T. will
be occupied day and night here with "A Bridge
This is Arena Stages opener by Arthur Miller
its Broadway will have Washington
There will chance for Director Schneider nge after
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Recent Arlington County
Building Permits were as follows:

Building Permits were as follows:
uittmar Co. a. Florance Realty Co.,
eeIe wilson boulevard. owner: dwelling
ct 3S42 North Glebe road; cost. $4,000.
DR.. Harold NJ. Johnson, 1901 North
Lexington street, owner; dwellings at
2716 and 2720 First street South. and
each; architect, Mitchell Jackson.
Goodwin Construction Corp, S41 North
Lincoln street, owner; - dwellings at
6225 Twelfth street North cost. S14. 600:
1921. 6217. 6213 Twelfth street North;
North; cost. si5.50o; 5000. 6ass. 6233.
6205. 6222, 6232 Twelfth street North;
cost, $14, 800: 621O, 6216 Twelfth street
North; cost, $4,000; architect. George
Lee Florida Corp, 1913 West Broad
street. Falls Church. Va, owner: 6
stores at 5165-63- 61 -59B-5gA-57 Lee
hishway;. cost. $4,000; architect, Har-
vey Lee Layne.
OF out, Nm, Msnor Corp 2o4o .,. Sixteenth
800. sos. sci. SS5, ST., s73. 500, s74,
s7s North Nottingham street and s57,
S5S. S62, 500, S71, $40 North Ohio
street; cost. S14 900 each
n,d NJ T 5Toyhilla Sons 5ssG lie:
Of ISL units at 1721-l9-17. 1927. 1923
FL. 1915. 1911, 1607-05, 1901, 17O1-
03, 1907, 1711-13 Twenty-sixth street
South; cost, $s19,200; architect, Corn
Jennings l. Patterson, Inc, 1O2 wesl
Jefferson street, owner; dwelling al
3046 North Harrison street; cost, SIS.
900; architect. Lloyd g, Mayers.
Harry D. Haines; 5s06. First stree
S ss9sn Sw Street. Gve sost ss ~ South
David A: and Elizabeth Thorpe, A:
Munson Hill road, Falls Church: duplel
dwelling at GIG Twenty-second stree
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Arlington Approves
Houses, Apartments

south; cost. $4,000; architect. P. VIII
son, Alexandria.
Richard 3. Benton, 3612 Fourteenth
street South, owner: dwelling at 1920
Fourteenth street South; cost. Sill 800.
Thomas p. Davis. 2520 Tenth street
North, owner; dwelling at 1873 North
Kenmore street; cost. sic, 900,
John W. Gibson, 415 Jefferson Davis
highway, owner, warehouse at N399
Jefferson Davis highway; cost. $500, 600;
architect Spalding & PETER.
Roger o. Colt, 2406 Taylor avenue.
Alexandria, owner; dwelling at 1444
South Greenbrier street. cost, $4,000;
architect. Patrick NJ Shealey.
May Prop, Inc. Arlington. Va, owner;
dwelling at 1907 North Piedmont street;
cost. 500. 500; architect Gene H. May
Mario A. Yederlinic. 6O3 Delashmutt
circle. Falls Church. owner: dwelling at
$500 Little Falls road; cost $14. 1000;
architect, Thomas M. A, Payne.
Hooper Prop, Inc. All Shady lane,
North Richmond street; cost, $4,000.
Robert A. Durham, 1917 Pinewood
street. Falls Church. owner; dwelling
at 4221 Fortieth street North; cost,
Wynne Tolbert, Arlington. owner;
dwelling at 5i54 Thirty-third street
North; cost. $26,S00; architect. Frank
w. Cole.
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NFL STATISTICS
LEADING GROUND GAINERs
FADING PASsERS

Baltimore Green Bay touehdoNn
ys Bay touchdowns October 70
rnnnrTn cErnc
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

Massachusetts, left half who
plays as a single safety on de-
Tense has just left the field with
a leg injury. You, a sophomore
with little experience. are about
to replace him.
Brandeis leads you, 1913, with
four minutes to go. and has the
ball on its own nine, fourth down
and four. Your coach, talks to
you. as he sends you in, about
how to handle various kinds OF
punts. You go out on the field,
trying to remember the coach'S
instructions.
For each of the following kinds
of kicks make decision: Will
you let the ball roll? Will you
catch it and try to return it?
Will you signal for a fair catch?
Short, high kick.
Long, fairly low kick.
Medium length kick, fairly
high.
Kick headed out Of bounds
you might cut of inside the
sidelines.
(AnsDer on Pa0e C-5I
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Cosores Widens Lead
AS NILS Best Goiner

Fullback Rick Casares of the
Chicago Bears still leads the Ma
tional Football Leagues ground
gamers this week. as 10 of the
10 teams head for the second
half Of the race. And the big
back from Florida has a little
more leg room in his duel with
Ollie MatSon of the Chicago
Cardinals and Hugh McElhenny
of the San Francisco Forty
Miners.
The statistics give small COM
fort to the Redskins. awaiting
Sundays invasion Of the unde-
feated Detroit Lions, for while
the Lions have no leader in any
category. they have five players
who rank well up in seven de-
partments. Halfback Jack Chris
tiansen. a six-year veteran, is
tied for the top in pass inter-
ceptions at five with Bobby Dill
Ion of Green Bay and might
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Lions 70 Depend
On Lec|erc for
Punch Tonight

Jean Leclerc, rapidly improv-
ing center from Montreal. will
be one Of the big scoring threats
If the Washington Lions when
they meet the Charlotte Clippers
in an Eastern Hockey League
game tonight at $3.50 o'clock at
Uline Arena.
Leclerc. recently acquired from
the Indianapolis Chiefs of the
international League. scored rs
points in Canada's fast Maritime
League last year and Coach Red
is banking on him to
take his place among the Lions
pacesetters.
The 24-year-old Canadian will
skate on a line with Clarence
Melanchuk and Steve Kuzma, a
newcomer from Clinton Comets
The Clippers, formed from the
old Baltimore team, are bringing
back a pair of Washington
favorites in Stan Warecki
player-coach of the Lions last
year. and Bibber OHearn, an
other ex-Lion. Warecki ano
O'Hearn originally we're team
mates with New Haven before
coming to Washington and now
are together for the third time
Non-playing coach of the
Charlotte team is Andy Brown
who centered the Warecki-
O'Hearn line here a few years
ago.
Other Clippers include Goalit
Les Binkley, Defensemen Rus:
Ham, John Brophy and Johr
Muckler and Forwards Ker
Murphy, Gerry Sullivan anc
Herve Lalonde, all from the ole
Baltimore squad.
The Lions. victorious in theil
first two games. will be striving
to bounce back from three
straight Setbacks.
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sLEADING PUNTERS
PUNT RETURN LEADERS

average
Brockin,
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1850

fifth in forward passing.
Ed Brown Of the Bears still
remains No. | among the
passers, with Lamar McHan OF
the Cardinals and Billy Wade Of
the Rams next in line. Sticky
fingered Bill Howton Of the Pack
ers ranks No. / in pass receiv-
ing with % catches for 654 yards
and eight touchdowns.
The Redskins have two play
ers in a FIRST ten" category, Dick
James ranking third in punt re-
turns, and Sam Baker eighth in
punting. Eddie LeBaron is l4th
in passing.
In addition to Layne and
Christensen, Detroit has Hop
along" Cassidy eighth in running
and seventh in kickoff returns,
Dave Middleton, eighth in pass
receiving and Yale Larry seventh
in punting.
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Train" Lane of the Cardinals
Casares reeled of 1872 yards
in the Bears 1924 victory over
the Los Angeles Rams last Sun
day to put a little more ground
between himself. Matson and
McElhenny. They virtually were
rubbing elbows last week, sepa-
rated by a mere IL yards. But
Casares now leads with 500
with Matson next at 533 and
McElhenny. checked by the
Lions with minus three yards
for his days work. has a 44s
total for the season.
Casares also leads in scoring al
go points, although held score.
less against the Rams. Runner.
up, with Sc points, is Bobby Layn,
of the Lions, who also rank
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LEADING PASS RECEIVERS


Ell iennnts fonhdoMns1 october - - = - -
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LEADING SCORERS

eon7B Yards Eroy HFsch Los AnEes vs. DeIFolt toulh
nee sameHsrlen HUI Bears Baltimore. received
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l--95 yards, Frank Bernardo Cardinals vs..
OFF RETURN LEADERS
INTERCEPTION LEADERS

STANDINGS compqted basis ayerase Ieturn - q -,
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Although his income is modest, he's an
enthusiastic Santa Claus at Christmas
time. And he doesn't worry about
bills later.
Each week. he puts a never-miSsed
sum in the Christmas Savings Club at
Interstate Of Washington's great
savings institutions. When the holidays
draw nigh, he receives a check from
Interstate for the total amount he has
saved. It's more than enough to take
care Of his holiday expenses. Why not
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SEEK 7th STRAIGHT HERE SUNDAY
Krouse Is One Reason
For Lions Comeback

working yesterday as though in
tending to do it. Dale Atkeson,
still bothered by a bruise just
below the kneecap, was the only
player not going at full speed.
but he expects to be ready
Sunday.
The Redskins are devoting
most of their time to defense,
hoping to devise means of stop
ping big Leon Hart, a human
tank. "Hopalopg" Cassidy, prize
rookie from Ohio State, Gene
Goldman and. of course, Quar-
terback Bobby Layne.
"Bobby's throwing has been
a major factor in our sue
cess" Erickson reports, know
ing full we'll that the informa-
ton is old hat to Coach Joe
Kuharich and his aides. "He
hasn't been troubled by his
shoulder, knock on wood, and
has played so much Harry Gill
mer is collecting splinters or
the bench"
Layne Is Dual Threat
Layne's place-kicking make:
him a dual threat, for the blonC
Texan can boot field goals from
as far as 80 yards. If he CAM
pitch it over he'll kick it over
and take three points.
But Bobby and all of the Lion:
may have trouble this week. The
Redskins are fired up over the
chance of spelling another un-
Iblemished record. since they
ended the Chicago Cardinals
streak at four straight two week:
ago. Last Sundays lay-off, due
to the postponed game with the
Baltimore Colts, apparently
helped rather than hurt the
squad, for it was kicking up it:
heels yesterday and ready to go
"We'll give our best" Kuharicf
said. 1T may not be good enough
but we hope to make it interest
ing for them"
Russ Swami. Redskins bushes!
manager, said the ticket sale;
passed the 10000 mark yeter-
day and all indications point tt
the biggest home attendance in
the last five years. The club is
hoping for more than 10000.
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By LEWIS F. ATCHISON

Take it from Bud Erickson,
the Redskins will have as much
trouble Sunday cracking the
Detroit Lions defense as they
will stopping their offense-may-
be more.
Erickson might be prejudiced
in favor of the defensive unit,
for he feels that the defense has
been largely responsible for put
ting six straight wins on the
board for Detroit. and that
makes his job of publicity direc-
tor might easier.
"Our defense stopped them
ALL" Bud said, referring to twin
victories over the Los Angeles
Rams and San Francisco Forty
Miners, and single wins over the
Baltimore Colts and Green Bay
Packers. 1T has been great. ]
don't mean to say our offense
hasn't been good. nut the de-
tense has been outstanding. 1t
stopped the Forty Miners on the
2-yard line with first down and
goal to go, and held all the
others when the chips were
down"
KrOuse Having Big Year
One reason for the 100 per
cent improvement in the West
Iern Division pacemakers, who
were 0, and at this stage last
year, is big Ray Krouse, one
time Maryland tackle, Traded
to the Lions during the of sea-
son by the New York Giants
Ray was reluctant to go at first,
but now is glad he did. Ditto for
Coach Buddy Parker.
Krouse holds down the middle
guards job, with Gil Mains and
Sonny Gandee at the ends. OAR
ris McCord and Bob Miller at
tackles. It's a walking beet
trust, agile and cagey-one the
Redskins will have trouble pene-
trating.
Mains and Rookie Don Nc
Ilhenny of Southern Methodist
were injured in last Sundays
victory over the Forty Miners
and are considered doubtful
starters, according to Bud. But
the squad has depth as well as
balance and the Redskins may
not notice their absence.
Redskins Work on Defense
In Jack christensen. who
plays a deep safety position, the
Lions have one of the league S
top pass defenders, as you will
note in today'S statistics. Carl
Karilivacz, Jim David. Yale
Larry, back from army duty, and
Joe Schmidt round out a Sec
ondary that is second to none.
This is the outfit the Red
skins must battle through to
score Sunday, but they were
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PETAL-HAHvEY BAPTIST
CHURCH,

Services will begin with Sun.
day School at 9::45 ain, Pat
Rogers, Supt,
Rev. Sam w. Wsggener. Pas
tor, breaches at II am. and 2 30
Pm. a
Training Union, meets at 6:4b
p. m, C. E. Richardson, Director.
Mid Week Prayer meeting Is
held at. 1880 pm. Wednesdays at
Richton Road sAhd Harvey Mis :
sion prayer meeting is held Z so
pm. Thursdays. us Al 3
Song services are under the
d. rcti6n o4 Mr.. Charles Canlla1:
Mrs. w. u. Cleatha an, 0rsanist,
and Mrs, Maize Nell Smitl
pianist. g5s,,. - /
The public is cordially Hsita1
to. attend; the nursery IL epeh
1T all services. .s,~.'-.
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PETAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MAIN STREET. PETAL

Services begin at 1000 an.
With Sunday School, Fl. l.. Morn
worthy, Stpt.
Evangelist Howard S. Williams
breaches at HOO am.
Bible Class meets Sunday from
500 to 7:00 pm. Choir practice
il held Wednesday nights at 7:Se.
Song services are under the
direction Of Mrs. d. L. Priest:
lianist is Miss Bsrnice Nors-
Iorthy.
A cordial invitation is EXTEND
ed the public to attend servic1s
each Sunday.
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PETAL METHODIST CHURCH
&. MAIN STREET. PkTAE !

= - $50
D Services begin With Sunday
Sc h DOL at 9s45 am. W. C.
Mathis, Superintendent
Rev. j. p. Payne, Pastor,
breaches at II 90 an. and Z 40
pm. 49, ~ss :
WSCS meets at 200 pm. on
Mondays.
Mid,Week Prayer Meeting is
held at 1900 pm. on Wednss'
days. Choir practice follows 3sav
er meeting.
Song services are under the
direction Of Mrs. b. L. Clutter;
Mrs. D. H. Halliwell. ST.. Organ
ist.
The public is cordially invited
e attend The aursery i open
Z all services.
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10 :30-Hiram Holiday 81
II :00-WLBT News 'fi
11:10-WLBT WeakheFvane ~
IL :15-Bili .Pennell
ii ;20-Late Movie @re i}-h4
THURSDAY, DEcEMSEN ia
6:00~-WLBT News $40 W.
8 :o--WLBT, Weatl1eyvans =.
6I5--WLBT Sports So, lS
6:25--Do You Know Why ~
6:30--Report To The People =
5:4S--NBC News ~
7:O0-Groucho Marx
7:3g-Dragnet
800-Jeoples' Crolce o.. 80
a:30-Ernie Ford Show
9:00-Project 20 "The Jazz ,Age~
10 ;0N-Studio 81 -
10 :30-Golden Theatre
IL :00-WI.BT News 81 i
IL :10--WLBT Weathervaae
1t:15-Bill Pencil - 81. - )
ii :20-Late Movie ~
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-06
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
CENTRAL AVENUE. PETAL.

!. Services begin with Sunday
School at 9:4S' Am. Fenry
Hardy, SQpt.
Rev. WA. Richardson, Pastor,
breaches at II am. and 1880
pm. =
Baptist Training Union m IS
at 6 80 pm. Sundays.
Mid-Week Prayer meeting is
held at TOO pm. Wednesdays.
Song services are under the
direction Of Mr.. Ford Parker;
Mrs. J. NJ, Van Devender, pianist.
The public IS cordially invited
to attend.
Nprsely is open It ~ services.