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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-18
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. }

CADILLAC--I950 cow: beaut. '5s
Cadillac color Tunis blue. white top
+. and h.. hydra. Wv. tires. new
valve lob juSt completed. Car like
new. A wonderful buy. LARGEST in.
dependent dealer in Washington
area. Sl.295, Terms to suit you
Cadillaes 70 choose from. Open
from y:5U TO a:3e pm. XII S-yO4b
DELL RAE USED CARS. 35Ol Mt
: Vernon ave-. Alex, lie
CADILLAC 1854 e60' Special Fleet
wood sedan; Berkshire green
equipped. power steerins, power
brakes. electric windows and seats.
$500; ccC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
1a.2 a.nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC AS: good condition; by
dramatic. r. and h.. cleo. windows,
$500 or best offer. ov. 3-02S1.
lis
CADILLAC '55 "6e" sedan. Equipped
with refrigerator air cenditionini
With ceiling ducts and power equip.
ment. Driven less than lo,0Ut
miles by company employee. 1915
Phone JU. S-219g. lie
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FORD So convertible; more than
81 900 on; 80 dayh old with $500
actual miles. Must be sold i'm
mediately TO-. pay creditors; fully
IS car as down payment. Mr..
WILLIS or Mr.. BUYERS. AID. 4
1890. Ext. 90. ---23
FORD "a Custom Fordor sedan:
gray finish: r. and h.. seat covers:
oyerdrtve; perfect condition; pvt.
owner: $l.095 XII. s-6465. Ia
FORD '53 Customline IS" Tudor:
raven black finish: Fordomatic, r..
8 months IS" or 1000 miles; Sos5.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. Legal
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oLDsMoBILE 1858 de luxe
a9S" Holiday coupe: special
2-tone lpish. full power.
Wv. tires etc; l owner: Ike
brand-new: sale price. $3.50;
cash, trade or S495 down:
ri ASS r. CLARK
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FORD '54 customline "6'' Tudor
fully equip. !, and b., seat covers
Wv. tires. ETC.: looks ike new
varranteed g months or 5000 miles
81 .U9b.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. sc. LII. l-aei7
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MONEY TO LOAN

RITMANOE YoUR HOAfE-Rsduce
co. S.s0ei or tsvss0 "A. 1850.
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OLDsMOBiLE '55 '.as" Holiday;
fully automatic: emo. -old; 5000
mi. must sac, It: reas. offer accept
5517 18th st. NV. TU. 2-63aI:
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Corner N. Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE.
An 4-la92 Open Evenings
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PONTIAC 1854 convert: r. and h..
Wv tires; Star Chief: good cond,.
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OIDsMOBfLE. late "a. 4-dr. sed.
iight green: $4,000 mi: one owner
excel. cond. Power brakes, power
steering; r. and h.. w.-wall7' seat
covers; undressing. Sl,S50. Wo.
6-0792. once HU. 3-5506. Ext. 2l2'
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1850 Rocket IS
radio, heater; 2-tone roc,--mink
finish. Sacrifice SAB: terms, S4h
down. Mr.. ARTHUR. LA. $1,000
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PONTIAC 1858 2-dr.: So. r. and h..
37,T00 MI; org. owner. s1.050,
ON J-51d5 ---in
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds

CADILLAC Oh conVefIole. l~oWnet
car: power steering and brakes;
excel. cond.: best offer. Ii. i-3ku3.
1919 station wagon;
g. s,sf s.,s S0 .:, seq s sons,ion 800
1854: 3-tons beige and
tan: equipped; beautiful blending
interior: si.ii5, s:a down "a
c iiIststi 1855 e-dr. "aia.;
beautiful throughout: whitehall
tires, y cylinders. standard trans:
mission, ike new; sl's3S. Sas
cHEvRoIaT 1885 VS. Bel Air hard
top; powerglide, radio, heater; ivy
like new: 1895, s.5 down. "a
igv 1855 4-dr.; beautiful
ivy blue 2-tone: conventional "6";
IKE new; sl,845, s25 down, "a.
1855 Bel Air VS. COW. 1;
coral and srey; white orion top:
mi; 6eaut. color scheme. offered
special at $685. od. Save $3.50
over q SO model. Largest indie
pendent dealed in area: y ,8e5, ~
s:9o46: DEL RAY USED CARS,
ODuI MI tEAuUb 1hN-s htCA- ~
81 station WAGON F.
PASS Four door. radio, heater. " w
tirss; excel. bun al-metal Anish;
$3.50. JE, ..-.s54. lie
1853 sedan; ivy green:
beautiful throughout; ike new:
SSe5, S25 down. IA 6-e197
CHEVROLET .sa "a1o" 4-dr: excel.
cond., very clean. less than IL 900
mi Moving to N. Y. City. saas.
so coupe; :. sne h,
Wv. tires: 9a-rsee GMc, .p3-en-
lgint. Just broken In or standard
engine. Best offer. WA. 5.l5s6.
CHEVROLET 1883 "e1o" e.tone .
DR.. 7. and 4: S795. SIPS down.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis. ave.
1854 "2Io" 4-dr.;
black and white powerglids, 7.
down. BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis.
ave. NV, WO $4,000. --ls
1850 4-dr. de luxe:
cond. Call 10. 5-a91S. Ia
4s convert; new top,
new battery, r. and b.. spotlisht.
S225 or best oder. ~. $780,
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CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air 4-dr.
sedan; radio, heater; dark green;
very desirable car In perfect con-
dition; 81 ESQ.
ARCADE PONTIAC
liz liz t tssn Y4,s s. 81, NV H "a a sseS
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POTOMAC RIVER
FLORIDA PROPERTY

WINTER PARK-New: semidet.:
Dc luxe complete liv. units; 2 bed
rms. ca; home plus income; liv,
IN one. rent other; excel. LOG. res
community. COLEMAN, 500. Fair.
tax. ave-. Winter Park. Florida,
= 20
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oLDs '53 super "ss" 4-door; Haw.
thorne green finish: fully equip;
one owner; low mi: warranted !
T 9SIs Ssr 2, soeg d Siles don't miss
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
,.nAA n. TT 1-uf0S
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Wisconsin Ave. and Ellicott st. Nv,
KE. 7-l30s Open Ewes. TIL Q
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oLDs 1855 Holiday "ss' coupe:
new. low MI; S2.295. Safety tested
for your protection. 30-day written
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PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
wisconsin Ave. and Ellicott st. NV
KE. 7-l30S Open Ewes. TIL y
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oLDs AS IS" cow. cpe,; r. h.
hydra. $4,000 mi. sac. Sl95
OWNER. 10. 2-054U. 49,.
OLDS 1854 2-door; black; T., h..
p.b.: low mi; must be seen to ap'
preciate; $3.50. XII. S-0S37:
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PONTIAC SO Star Chief aiI-leather
Catalina coupe; 50. 800 FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. nv Wo.
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ARCADE PONTIAC i
1437 Irving ST, NV. AID. 4-S500
Also 3460 14th st. NV, RIA. 3-9R10
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PONTIAC 1851 Super de luxe: excel
i saSa s MI RSpE S3g "a seg9,i ise
PONTIAC 1917 convertible; $40.
FLOOD PONTIAC, T2i Conn ave.
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PONTIAC 1853 "s' Chieftain de
luxe 4-dr. sedan: automatic trans,
radio and heater: 2-tone black and
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GARAGES

DOUBLE GARAGE. suitable for
STORAGE: sos Silver Spring ave.
Silver Sprins. Nd. JU. 9-0i63.
ID
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FORD So customline IS" Ranch
Wagon. fully equip, Fordomatic, 7;
and h.; one owner: warranted D
months OF 5000 miles; today only.
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OLDS 1858 Super 49, 4-dr.; auto
matte transmission. :. and. b., Wv
tIrcT. seat covers: beautiful inside
and out; one owner; 81 go.
DDNN fNY nCh
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PONTIAC "a Catalina ~ Custom
coupe; hydra. r. and h.. power
steering. power brakes, Wv. tires,
2-tone paint. priced for immediate
sale: S1.595 Safety tested for your
protection. 30-day written warranty.
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MERCURY 1850 o-dr.: radio, heat
er: excel cond. ready to roll: $45
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PONTIAC 1880 Star Chief Catalina
coupe; price 80 24a: al father in-
terror power steerine led with
extras; new-caT war!I1ty low
miles: Immaculate FLOOD POM
TIAc 1921 Conn ave. wo- B..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

The fuII-size m o d eI-
which measures "a feet
from the top Of its base
to the tip Of the sword
and the some distance
from mouth to toll
tokes up much Of the
spoce in the ortist's stu
do. 2l9 Randolph pIoce
NE. He believes it will be
the largest equestri0n
stotue ever cost in bronze
in the United Stotes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20

op Keough's appeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20
Man Freed When Girl.
Agrees to Support Child

A young man. alleged to have
fathered an flleS...imate child
and who last week was found
guilty Of contributing to the de-
linquency of a minor, yesterday
walked out Of Juvenile Court
relieved Of all his responsible
tiles"
Earlier. the mother Of the
child-a tail blond-had filed
non support charges against
him. But apparently she had a
change of heart. Standing before
Judge Edith H. Cockrill yester-
day she said she was ready to
support the child herself. Even
the hospital bill, Judge Cockrill
learned. had been paid by the
mother Of the girl.
Judge Cockrill described the
case as most unusual" Most
fathers who appear on non-sup-
port charges are ordered to make
weekly paymentssto the court Tor
support OF their children-and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20
Guard Honors
z atCeremony

Arthur j. Dutch Bergman
and Francis Kane were made
honorary colonies in the District
National Guard last night as
the organization held its annual
awards and decorations cere-
mony.
Mr.. Bergman. former football
coach, is a member of the COM
mission that operates the Ma
tional Guard Armory. Mr.. Kane
is a past president Of the Board
of Trade. Both were honored
for their contributions to activi-
ties Of the Guard.
Sixty-three Awards Made
Sixty-three trophies, medals
and certificates were awarded to
Iguardsmen and units for mill
tary efficiency, craftsmanship
and athletic ability.
The top award. the Eisen-
hover Trophy. went to Head
quarters Company. l63d Mill
tary Police Battalion. Capt
Frank r. Hardie. commander
received the trophy from Maj
Gen. John S. Bragdon, a West
Point classmate who represented
the President at the ceremony
Capt. Hardie also won the Gen
William E. Horton Prize-a cash
award of $63.72-and the Maj
Gen. Abdendroth Trophy.
1t. Ralph H. Barnes. comman-
der of the 18th Air Police
Squadron. won the Abdendrott
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Trophy for the air side of thu
guard.
Athletic Awards
In athletics. the 104th Ord.
nance Company took honors or
the Army side. winning both thu
softball and basketball tourna.
Iments. The 18th Food Service
Squadron won the softball anc
volleyball trophies in the All
Guard.
Col. George v. Selwyn, 92t
Churchill road. Mclean, Va, wa:
awarded q medal for 20 years
service. Medals for is years
service went to Col. William H
Beard. $500 Connecticut avenue
NV. and M/Sergt. Richard P
Graham, 1925 Prince street
Alexandria.
The 1880 Military Police Bat.
talon won all the marksman-
ship awards. Seventeen units re-
ceived training efficiency certifi.
Gates.
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Catholic Relief Services-National
Catholic Welfare Conference.
Msgr. Edward E. Swanstrom,
the agency's executive director
said the drive will be held in
$4,000 parishes throughout the
Nation. He pointed out that in
the 10 years it has been held,
the goal Of IS million each year
has been oversubscribed.
The children's phase of the
campaign, he said, will start on
Ash Wednesday. February Is,
1t will continue throughout the
lenten season. An estimated 3.8
million children will take part,
under the direction of nuns and
other teachers.
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to the Catholic Bishops Of the
United States for their support
of the Laetare Sunday. March IL.
collections to help the homeless
and destitute overseas.
The prelate said that with the
Catholic bishops backing the
relief services of the confer
ence shall be able to support
our Catholic missionary bishops
and priests with many more
millions of dollars worth of
basic food for needy and
hungary people under our care"
He also pointed out that
Laetare Sunday collections in
the past enabled the conference
to obtain help from the United
States Government so that I'VE
were able to maintain a pro-
gram that served over 80 mil
lion needy men. women and chill
dren. Recently Secretary Of
Agriculture (Benson) has de-
clared an even more generous
distribution of farm products
could be expected for next year. F"
The Laetare Sunday campaign
will be conducted, as in previous
years, under the auspices of
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the mothers are quite demanding
that they do so.
The mans attorney said yes
terday the accused was separated
from his present wife. The at
torney said he hoped to start
divorce proceedings so that the
young man and the girl in court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20

yesterday could eventually get
married.
Another blond, Is years-old,
denied having intimate relations
with the man during a trial last
week. but Judge Cockrill found
him guilty on charges Of contrib
uting to the delinquency of a
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Three Friurs Killed

LIMA. Peru. Jan. 20 up. -
Three Dominican friars were
killed by the collapse of a part
of the Santo Domingo monas-
terry at Cuzco. TOO miles south
east Of Lima. Wednesday night.
The monastery was built over
the ruins of the Inca Indians
temple to the sun.
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minor. Fined 500 or 90 days in
jail, yesterdays blond paid his
bond right after the trial.
The attorney disclosed that the
young man had lost his job be-
cause Of newspaper accounts Of
last weeks trial in which his
name was given.
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Keough Reports on Drive
By Catholics for Needy

than 10 million pounds Of clothing given to the
needy last result of Thanksgiving coec
lions by Catholics
This announced today by the Most Rev. Francis p
Keough Archbishop of Baltimore and board chairman National
Catholic Welfare Conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20
New Soviet RuiIwuy

Laying of 1900 miles Of rail-
road tracks has started in east
|ern Russia. New railways will
serve the rich ain-growing re-
Igions of the Kazakh Republic
Alma-Ata reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
Court UphoIds Board
In Liquor License Cases

selling whisky on Sunday. and
Patrick Cannon. AZ, of the 1900
block of Forest road, Kent Wiz
lage, with selling an alcoholic
beverage without a license.
Maryland State police charged
Claude r. Brooks, 80, icensee at
the Turf Club, with contributing
to the delinquency of minors and
selling alcoholic beverages to
minors.
Despite the not-guilty findings
by Judge Crane. the liquor board
ordered suspension of the Chat
terbar license for 10 days and
the Turf Club license for rs days.
Defense attorneys Ignatius
Keane and John S. White con-
tended in the appeals that liz
quor board action against the
license holders after their acquit-
tai in court constituted double
jeopardy.
Judge Digges ordered Suspen-
sion of the Chatterbar license
beginning June IL. He continued
the Turf Club case until June Is
for testimony from the minors
who allegedly were served the
! liquor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09

The Prince Georges County
Liquor Boards right to suspend
liquor licenses of tavern owners
regardless of court action on
charges against them was up
held yesterday by Circuit Court
Judge j. Dudley Digges.
The authority had been chal-
lenged by defense attorneys for
license holders at the Chatterbar
Restaurant, in the $500 block OF
Thirty eighth street, Brentwood,
and the Turf Club near Laurel
The licensees appealed Suspen-
Sions levied by the board because
of alleged liquor law violations
The license holders previously
had been acquitted of the
charges by Judge Nita S. Human
Crane of the Upper Marlboro
Trial Magistrates Court.
In the Chatterbar case, county
police charged Theadore B. Nc
Kallon, 40, of the 5000 block oil
Hamilton street, Hyattsville, with
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Moncure Gets Praise
As ArIington's Fovorite
NICK HALIDAYw
JOHNNY HAZARD
MUTT AND JEFF

A General Assembly delegate
who lives 40 miles from Airing
ton was honored last night a:
the county's favorite legislator
by an audience he praised a:
real Virginians."
The delegate. Frank p. Mon.
cure Of Stafford County, thanked
his admirers at a testimonial
dinner as representatives Of "the
good people Of Arlington"
For the newer county resident,
whom he assailed in the Assem-.
bly, as "crackpots" he had an.
other name last night-"the evi,
people"
The dinner at Hogate's Ar.
lington House was attended BY
about $50 people-not including
any Arlington members of the
General Assembly.
Mr.. Moncure had words OF
commentator. however. for two
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hatan. also active in the De-
tenders; Manning Gasch, presi-
dent of the Fairfax Citizens
Council, and Jack Rathbone.
president of the Arlington De-
tenders.
George M. Rowzee, member
Of the Arlington County Board,
asked the audience. isn't it a
sad commentary when we from
Arlington have to 60 all the way
to Stafford to find a man Of
that stature? Other legislators
turned us down cold. Mr.. Mon
cure opened his heart to u.s."
Mrs. Leone Buchholz Of the
County Board and Robert A,
Peck. former board member, also
praised the Stafford delegate.
Fellow legislators present who
commended him were Delegates
James M. Thomson Of Alexan-
dria, Lucas Phillips Of Leesburg
and Francis Gouldmap Of Fred
ericksburg.
A congratulatory telegram
from Representative Tuck, q
former Governor, was read to
the audience by POSTMASTER CAL
vim Haley, administrative as
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Arlington delegates, Harrison
Mann and William Winston.
Il hope they will not be harsh
ly dealt with" he said. II have
nothing further to say about
your other representatives" Mrs
Kathryn Stone is also a delegate
from Arlington, and the county's
State Senator is Charles r.
Fenwick.
Mr.. Moncure said the bill for
which he is famous in the state
the measure ending popular cleo
ton Of the Arlington School
Board, put Mr.. Mann and Mr.
Winston "in a very embarrassing
position. But they treated us
like gentlemen"
Mr.. Moncure said many other
legislators were responsible for
the bill carrying his name which
he said was aimed at "the evil
people surrounding you in PTAs
and citizens organizations that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09

are head over heels in politics. +"
The bill as originally proposed
would have placed power to ap-
point Arlington School Board
members in the hands of q
school board electoral board
named by Circuit Court. As
passed, with an amendment by
Senator Fenwick, the measure
provides for appointment of
school board members by the
County Board, Arlington's gov
erning body.
1.-THE Fenwick amendment,
the Stafford legislator said,
takes from it some of the good
that was in it,"
The State president Of the De-
tenders Of State Sovereignty and
Individual Liberty, Robert Craw-
ford of Prince Edward County
said. Il doubt If there would be
an excuse for our existence II
every delegate In the General
Assembly was the type that
Frank Moncure is. +. I'm sorry
you have so many trashy people
up this way"
Also praising Mr.. Moncure
were William Maxey OF Pow
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Other AM Stations
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WMAL (7) Champion
ship Bowling: Stan Clifford
meets Ed Bronsius in a three
game match.
1880, WMAL (7)-Ozark Ju-
bilee: Sonny James, recording
star of ocean Of Tears" is
Red Foley's guest.
1880, WRC (4)-Big Surprise
The ex-Scot retired last week
with his $4,000; Brooklyn
Dodgers expert faces tor
money, the 500, 900 question:
the Is year old high school
student will face the $4,000
on comic strips.
7:4O, WTTG (5)-Dugout Chat
ter: Bob Wolff conducts the
popular pre-game show, fea.
turing fascinating interviews
with notable baseball figures
direct from the playing field
7:55, WTTG 80 - Baseball;
Washington VS.. Detroit.
$500, WTOP (9)-Jack Gleason
in 1.-THE Honeymooners": Ed
Norton has to teach Ralph
how to play golf so that Ralph
can join his boss in the game
$500, WRC (4)-Perry Como
Show: For Perry's last show
of the season he will have as
guests, actress Kim Novak,
comedian Buddy Hackett,
singer Patti Page and base
ball star Mickey Mantle.
Patti Page will take over as
guest hostess for the next
four programs.
500, WMAL (O Lawrence
Welk Show: Jerry Burke and
Larry Hooper offer a piano
duet Of "Moonglow." The
orchestra features Blue
Suede Shoes"
500, WRC (D-Max Lehman
Presents: Holiday" a musi-
cal play based on Elmer Rice's
THE Grand Tour" is the
story of a school teacher who
falls in love en- route to Eu-
rope but finally makes the
grand gesture of restoring
the man to his wife and po-
sition in life. Starring Dor
retta Morrow, Keith Andes
and Kitty Carlisle. Dancing
performers will be Charles
Weidman, Jacques d'Ambrose,
and Bambi Linn and Rod
Alexander.
10000, WTOP (S) Gunsmoke:
Matt Dillon has no choice
but to enforce the law when
Doc, his longtime friend, is
accused Of homicide.
1880, WTOP lebanon Rum
yon Theater: Thieves fall
out when $4,000 disappears
from dice game and winds
UP as q fur coat on one Of
the gangs girl friends.
1880, WTTG (5)-Show Time:
A whale hunter who has been
having a tough run Of luck
in capturing whales, at
tributes this hard luck to
the presence Of his daughter
in "Killer Whale" starring
Rod Taylor.
L1:15, WTOP (9) The Late
Show: An atomic scientist
working in Washington on q
special assignment is part Of
n network of spies. "The
Thief" Ray Milland, Rita
Gam, Martin Gabel.
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FIN Stations
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:55, WWDC-Baseball: Com
plete description of the Mats
VS.. Detroit baseball game in
Washington aired by BOZ
Wolff and Arch Mcdonald.
$3.50, WGMS = Opera House,
Gluck'S "Orfeo ed Euridice, ;
Erna Berger, Rita Stretch
Margaret KloSe; Course anc
Orchestra of the Berlin Civic
Opera, Arthur Rother, con-
ductor.
$500, WRC Monitor: Bridey
Murphy's movie counterpart
, $3.50, WTOP-Basin Street Jazz
Popular song stylist Ella Fitz.
gerald and the Australian
jazz Quintet present music
in their distinctive styles.
1880, WRC-Monitor: Louclls
Parsons and Cobina Wright
discuss the new movie 1.-THE
Opposite Sex"
1880, WRC - Socialist Party
Convention: From Chicago, a
talk by Frank P. Zeidler, who
has just been elected to serve
his third term as Mayor OF
Milwaukee.
10:45, WTOP-Norman Thomas:
Socialist Party leader, dis
cusses Socialism for 1856"
in an address at the 30th
National Convention of the
Socialist Party, u. S. A
from Chicago.
1900, WMAL-Town and Coun-
try Jamboree: Jimmy Dean
and the Texas Wildcats plus
guest stars.
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sistant to Representative Howard
w. Smith.
Other speakers included Mrs
Harry X. Green, Mrs. Lucy
Gauzza, Mrs. Margaret King, Ar.
thur Pomponio and Thomas J
Broyhill.
Also. Karl spiess, c. b. Run
yon, Mrs. Helen Broyhill. VIII
liam Bragg, Col. Allen Hicklin
Weldon Price, Landon Mitchell
Homer Bauserman and B. M
Miller.