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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS
800, WRC (4-Big Ten Bas-
ketball: Northwestern VS.. Uni

$500, WRC (4-Big Ten Bas-
ketball: Northwestern VS.. Uni
versity of Minnesota.
900, WTOP 81 - The Lucy
Show: (RerunsJ Sculpturing
becomes the first interest OF
Lucy.
$3.50. WMAL (7)-Champion-
ship Bowling: Rudy Habet-
Ter meets Buzz Fazio in match
elimination games CFilmD
500, WRC 4)--Pelly Como
Show: A slick musical-variety
package written by Goodman
Ace.
500, WTOP (9)-Stage Show
Singer ElviS Presley, guest
host. introduces Sarah
Vaughan and Gene Sheldon.
$3.50 WRC t4--Star Theater:
Highlight will be a twin piano
duet by Jimmy Durante and
Liberace.
$3.50, WTOP (9)--It's Always
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28
The Pekinese

The little Peknese Oriental dog popular Patty
has entered her Young Dog
Show She calls her Chu.
Paste this picture down cereal box cardboard and color
with The little bright the ruff
TAN but darker brown around the muze Patty
coat with yellow flowers her yellow dress.
At the top two medals. The should be yellow
The decoration around the first bright blue the
bright red The small sketches the right show how
fold pieces of ribbon for pasting behind the medals.
Cut out the picture and fold forward indicated Fold the
tabs back and name panel forward Now cut the medals
When have dogs and your junior editor
friends vote the best dog in the show The winner gets
the blue ribbon and the next best gets the red ribbon
BY cutting slots in the neck of each dog slip the tai
the medal into the slit and fold forward the medal hangs
from the dogs neck.
MONDAY: The Great Lakes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28
Chamber Concert
Introduces Guitor
BY IRVING LOWENS

Inc krs Chamber Music En-
semble, Participating artists Ioni.
krasncr, Adriennc Galimir. victims
Claude Bortci Erwin FiShman, wolas:
AnaIee Camp. cello; Stuart Sankey,
double bass; Rev dc Ia Tore, guitar.
n Library OF Congress Program;
No. in D, Boccherini: Sextet con-
certante. Mozart
Chamber music for odd com
blnations of instruments wa
featured by the Krasner Cham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28
NEWS OF MUSIC
Friday Morning Club
Holds Dual Celebration

Iber Music Ensemble last night
at the Library of Congress.
/ A particularly fetching novelty
was Luigi Boccherini's D major
quintet for standard string quar-
tet and guitar, a piece which
OCCUPIED the place of honor just
before the intermission. AL.
though one might expect that,
because of its rarity in ensemble
the guitar would be the star
voice. Boccherini merely used it
as a sort of quiet-voiced harpsi-
chord and gave his favorite in
strument, the cello. the lions
share of the pyrotechnics.
In the first movement Of the
Boccherini quintet. the guitar
is barely audible, primarily be-
cause of the peculiar scoring in
dulged in by the composer. The
second movement goes much
better, while the third, a jolly
and naive "Fandango." complete
with finger tapping on the guitar
body. is a real charmer. The
audience enjoyed the piece and
Mr.. de la Torres exquisite and
relaxed artistry immensely.
The concert opened with an
other quintet, this one by Mill
baud. with the added instrument
a double bass. This seemed like
a rather dry work which took
on interest only when the string
behemoth Joined in the ensemble.
The third work of the evening,
an arrangement for two violins,
two violas, cello and double bass
of Mozart's lovely E fat Sin
fonia concertante" for violin,
viola and orchestra. was a gen.
timely curious choice. The
anonymous arrangement, orig
inally published in 1902 in
Vienna under the title "Grande
Sestetto concertante," is skillful
enough, and while it is pleasant
to hear Mozart under almost any
circumstances. one cannot help
but wonder why this particular
piece was selected. above all
others. for performance on the
great composers 200tn birthday.
] So far as performance is con-
cerned, there appeared to be
rough spots throughout the con-
cert The tore of the ensemble
was dominated by that of Louis
Krasner, a fine musician who
has premiered such important
works as the Schoenberg and
Berg violin concertoS, but whose
playing is more notable for
virllity than subtlety.
Despite these blemishes, how
ever. the concert as whole was
quite absorbing, thanks in large
part to the unusual timbre Of
Mr.. de la Torres guitar and
Stuart Sankey's surprisingly ex-
pressive double bass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28

with Eddie Lawrence and his
German Baseball skit
Martin Agronsky interviews
Dick Davis. and Gene Shep-
herd presents part two of his
biographical ramblings.
200, WRC-Jazz at Midnight
Mcdern'stic music with Mac
McGarry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28

Answers to Our Presidents
William Howard Taft, jan
uary, 1910.
2-Woodrow Wilson and Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
3-Grover Cleveland. Cor
WEE
Questions on Previous Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28
BALTIMORE TV

Here are evening programs or
nearby Baltimore stations which
differ from those available or
local channels.)
6:00-(2-Lassie.
6:00-QD-Corliss Archer.
600 G3) - Movie: Second
Face" Q950D
6:30-t2-BuffalO Bill, Jr.
6:30-QD-R a m ar Of tn q
Jungle.
7:00-QD-I Search for Ad-
venture.
1000 Q3 Life Begins Al
Eighty.
l0:30-QD--Mr. District At
torney.
1890 G3) - Movie: "Ravin
Tumbleweed."
1l:l5-uD--Your Hit Parade.
1l:45-QD-Movie: "Women
in War" l940D
12:00-(0-The Pendulum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28

Friday Morning Music Club Con-
cert. Frances Bres. violin; Lorelei
Carpenter viola; Carroll Nation,
soprano; Pau Higinbotham. plano;
Charlotte Shear piano: Villa Mae
Koehn, piano In the Cosmos Club
Assembly Hall. Program: Sonata for
Mozart: Exultate ''hi,ate. K. 1855,
Mozart: Sonata In n Two Pianos.
X AS, Mozart
Evening star., 1956-12-23

Informed
feminine

Today more women are in jobs.
in politics, in community activi-
ties than ever before in Americas
history. Yet these same women
are liking and wearing the most
feminine of clothes. Il takes time
TO be elegant. Where does the
time come from?
Sho1f-cEfSl Shortcuts in beauty,
in grooming. even in personal hy-
eiene. For example, many Of to-
days Smart women use Tampax
internal sanitary protection. They
find il TO be the quickest. easiest.
dainiiest. most convenient meth
cd. No fuss. no odor. no diScom-
fort whatsoever.
You may like Tampax for any
one Of a dozen eaSonS-including
its ease of disposal. But above all.
remember Tampax IS compact
not bulky and cumbersome
easy and quick TO use. Choice of
ahsorbcncies: Regular. Super.
Junior. al drug and notion count
ers. Tampax Incorporated.
Palmer. Mass.
Evening star., 1956-12-23

comedian, Fred Allen, Boston native, who
used the mythical street in many of his radio
shows. FED, Providence, X. 4.
Go-GetterS How many high-SchOOI
students in Ihe United Sf0feS work part time ?
Over half Of all high-schoOl boys and one
third Of high-school girls do some work for
pay during the year, according to the Insti-
tute of Life Insurance.
-FG.M., PifLSbWgh
GiVeaWay :. Wh0f Japanese feIeViSiOH
show commands the eTe0feSf audience?
The 10000 Yen QUESTION; 100000
yen equals S27O. FEC, Chicago
FOREIGN Flavor How many US. pub
Hc-schooI children studied foreign languages
I0Sf year?
27I I,6l7 an increase Of 300 per cent
over 1852. -R.H, Birmingham, Ala.
NOIEs We will poy 81 Tor ond used in this
eolOmn Qvesons boed ond clipping OF
oceompony ADDRESS Tom Henry IhS
WEEK leHnatoa Avenue New Yoh ". ~ r. Unoeeepsed
oon'dbuhons eonnot be acknowledge or returned
Evening star., 1956-12-23
BY ToM HENRY

Juniors Trains For Whaf serious
work have toy electric trains been found use
IaIl
As a means Of transporting radioactive
materials within laboratory. They're in
use at the Hanford Atomic Energy Com
mission plant, near Pasco, Wash. At the
Cleveland Clinic they carry radioactive
liquids for medical patients.
-R.G.J., SfOEghfOH, Wis.
Benefits :. How many american work.
ers are now enjoying paid vacations?
About 100000 are getting one to
three weeks Prior to World War ii, only
about 1000, 600 were given paid vacations.
SEP, Los angeles
Do-lt- Yourself In Lhe early 1905
there were 81 servants for every 1000 per-
sons. Whaf is fOday'S rafiO2
"a per 1000. NIB. Greenwood. Miss.
Honore0 Wh0f new name has been
given 10 CiIy Hall Avenue in Boston?
Aliens Alley" in honor of the late
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09

ship, between the free world and
Nasserism backed by Moscow.
over long period. the EgYp-
tian Government has sYstemati-
callY sought TO terrorize the peo-
pie of Israel. It has sent trained
fedaYeen into Israel to derail
trains. TO mine roads. TO ambush
innocent travellers. The 'comman-
dos have come like thieves in the
night and have murdered citizens
on their farms and in their homes.
These continuous acts of horror
and violence have been accom-
panied by EgYpt's announced in
tention to annihilate Israel.
Events have demonstrated
Nasser's implacable hostility to
the Western democracies. Events
have also demonstrated the basic
identity of interest of Israel and
the free world. It is in our own
national interest to recognize this
truth and to act upon it.
I'VE therefore call upon our
government TO shape its policies
and chart its course in the light
of these facts and this challenge.
We pray that the traditional
moral stature of our country may
be sustained in this solemn hour.
We pray for the restoration of
peace in the Middle East and for
the freedom and security of Israel
and all other peoples in that part
of the world"
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09
Clearwater, Florida
"The Friendly SPringtime City"
More Thun 500
Jewish Leaders to
Meet. November 18th

More than 500 Jewish commu-
nifty leaders attending the 25th
Anniversary Assembly of the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds, will mark the
Councils quarter century of serv-
ice with an appraisal of Jewish
community development at home
and abroad during those years, it
was announced by Herbert R.
Abeles of Newark, President.
The Assembly will take place
at the King Edward Hotel in
Toronto, Canada, November 1913.
First-hand reports on the criti-
cal Middle East situation will be
brought by Abraham Harman, one
of the principal speakers at a
luncheon session on overseas
achievements and needs in 1857.
Mr.. Harman, a member of the
Executive of the Jewish Agency,
will come directly from Israel to
report on the swiftly moving
events which have made the Mid
die East one of the most critical
areas in the world today.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09
ISRAEL WILL NOT REMAIN
IDLE IN THE FACE OF ARAB
MENACE. DECLARES ARGOV

HEDERA, (ZINS) = Israel can
not idly watch the military and
political changes taking place on
her borders, declared J. Argov,
chairman of the Foreign and De-
fense Committee of the Knesset,
here at a public meeting.
Analyzing the recently signed
military pact between Syria,
Egypt and Jordan, Argov warned
against the united command of
the three countries established in
the course of Arab preparations
for a war of annihilation against
Israel and the Jewish people. He
called for the Strengthening of Is
raels armed forces, as the only
guarantee for establishing peace
once and for all in the Middle
East.
The Jerusalem Post. which
usually expresses the govern
ment's point of view, pointed out
in an editorial that the western
world owes a debt of gratitude to
Israel for its bold steps on the
Egyptian front. This may give the
Western powers last chance to
re-establish freedom of naviga-
ton in the Suez Canal. Israel dis
played, says the newspaper, un-
usual courage which the Western
powers themselves were lacking
after Nasser nationalized the
Canal.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09

with the free world.
The statement, adopted at the
conclusion of a two-day emer-
gency meeting on the develop
ments in the Middle East, read, in
part: 1--WE regret the bloodshed
and loss of life in the Middle East
and are in accord with our gov
ernment's expressed desire for a
just and lasting peace in that re-
gion. However, such peace can
not be achieved without bold
and statesmanlike appraisal of the
issues behind the conflict. The
time for a fresh appraisal is now.
The disclosures and developments
before the Security Council have
placed in focus the fundamental
issue. The conflict in the Middle
East is not simply between Egypt
and Israel, but between democ-
racy and an expansionist dictator
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09

prominent
who brought Marlin Pacific
Acapulco
denizen editor of sadoe
Moscovitz. who enviouslY the
osovitz posteriY that Sz handled himself nobY
performing the remarkable feat of hosting the giant fish, whose
capture easy battle
suicide diving 1900
desperation The engaged small fishing craft at and
with 2pound Dophin
addition the Marlin Soz has axiderm his
dubious vouchsafe
this
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-09
Jewish Groups Appeal to U. S.
To Favor Israel

NEW YORK TA) = Sixteen major American Jewish ogani-
cations issued appealing
Government consideration the Egyptian
ruler Col Naer mplacable
identity
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Mans Brain Still Outthinks Machine
In Many Ways, Scientist Reports

Lund said, that mans advance
ment has been well within his
sensory capacities. To-day he
is required to do certain jobs
nature never intended him to
do" DR.. Lund said. He is ex-
pected to function on an air.
craft carrier in noise field OF
lao to $50 decibels and still COM
municate efficiently. He is re-
quired to fy at attitudes and
speeds where his Sensory equip
ment is not adequate. At alti-
tudes above $4,000 feet, about
seven miles, he suffers from
empty field myopia short sight
ednessl. The eye accommodates
to a point about one meter
away. His visual reaction time
Of $50 thousandths Of a second
is too slow TO react at speeds
Of 1000 miles per hour"
II is reliably reported, for ex-
ample. that a Jet plane az this
speed raced completely through
a formation Of jet planes. almost
brushing against some Of them.
without the pilot being aware Of
the fact. Neither we're any Of
the other pilots in the formation.
Or. Lund reported Actually. he
probably bumped into one Of
Continued on Page A-10, Col. l
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Holiday Crashes
In Cunudo Kill 80

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 26 tPl.
The Christmas holiday death
count on Canadian highways
reached SO today.
A Canadian Press survey
which started at s pm. Friday
gave the total of accidental
deaths as 58. Nine persons died
in fires. four we're drowned and
another six we're killed in mis-
cellaneous accidents.
The Canadian Safety Council
had predicted that so persons
would die in traffic accidents
during the fiye-day holiday
which ends at midnight tonight.
A total OF SO we're killed in the
four-day holiday last year.
Ontario led the death count
with IL British Columbia ac-
cidents took Is lives. Six traf-
i1c deaths were reported in Que
bee.
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Nixon Aide Cites
Refugee Quality

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. rs
P).-A University Of Michigan
professor, who served as a con-
sultant to Vice President Nixon
on the latter's inspection Of Hun
garian refugee camps last week.
said today the United States
should admit many more Hun
garian refugees.
Prof. George Katona. who was
sent by the United States Gov
eminent to interview refugees
crossing from Hungary into Aus
tria, said at a news conference
he was highly impressed by the
hundreds Of Hungarians he met.
The Michigan psychology pro-
fessor said.
In all modern history there
has never been a mass migration
of the quality we are now wit
Messing in Hungary. They are
the cream OF the Hungarian pop
ulation in terms Of age, technical
training and education. Nearly
all are very able persons who will
be q real asset 10 the countries
where they will finally settle"
Mr.. Katona. a native Of Hun
gary, came TO the United States
more than 20 years ago.
Evening star., 1956-12-26

to q light stimulus q hundred
million times as great.
The representative human ear
can hear. it is indicated, the
sound of molecules, Of which
there are many thousands in
the head Of a pin. brushing to-
gether. 1t can hear. without
pain. a sound 10 trillion times
as great.
Man is better, in these re-
spectS, than any artificial
brain" yet devised. DR.. Lund
said.
Now the requirements Of mod
ern war and possibly industry
require that man do even better,
or that he devise machines sur
passing the efficiency Of his
own nervous system. Some Of
these actually exist. or are in the
making.
It has been demonstrated. DIT
Lund said. that a man can re-
ceive coded message through
his senee OF touch. or vibration
faster than he can receive 4
telegraph message BY ear. II,
cannot. however. 20 faster thar
10 successive items. such as let.
ters. a second His capacity
easily can b. overwhelmed.
II should be remembered. Or
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Syrio Pipe Repair
Tied to Israel Exit

DAMASCUS, Syria, Dec. 26 (P)
Syria told the Irag Petroleum
Co. today that she will not permit
the repairing of damaged pipe
line installations until Israeli
forces withdraw from Sinai and
the GAIA strip.
The Syrian government an
nounced this in a communique
issued after a two-hour meeting
between a company delegation
headed by Managing Director
Godfrey Herridge and three Sy-
rian ministers headed by Foreign
Minister Salah Bitar.
The communique said: "The
Syrian ministers explained in the
meeting that the Syrian govern
ment has no objection to IN
spection by the company of its
installations in Syria on con-
dition that the question of re.
pairing these installations or re-
suming the oil flow across Syria
is not discussed except wheT
Jewish aggressive forces with
draw from Sinai and GAIA anc
implement the decision Of the
United Nations"
Evening star., 1956-12-26
japanese Planning
Talks With u. S.

TOKYO. Dec. 26 P).-Prime
Minister Tanzan Ishibashi said
today he or Foreign Minister
Nobosuke Kishi may 60 to the
United States to discuss impor-
tant issuee
Meeting the foreign press for
the first time since taking over
the government Saturday, Mr..
Ishibashi said details now are
under consideration and there
should be q full exchange Of
views"
The Prime Minister refused to
confirm that among the United
States-Japanese issues were the
questions of revising the joint
security pact and easing restric-
tons on trade with Red China.
Il am not prepared TO present
details" Mr.. Ishibashi said,
United Ststes-Japanese rela-
tions have been close. Ny In
tention Is 70 cement this rela-
tionship."
Evening star., 1956-12-26

wall Of the children's bedroom.
directly behind the front bed
room.
Church Windows Shattered
The explosion shattered win
dows on both sides of the
Bethel Baptist Church next
door. where Mr.. Shuttlesworth
is pastor. Windows in neighbor-
ing homes also we're shattered.
Mr.. Shuttlesworth said a meet
ing of his groups executive board
would be held today after a
meeting of the city commission,
and mass meetings of Negroes
were planned for tonight.
Segregation on Montgomery's
city buses ended last week end,
in compliance with a ruling by
the United States Supreme
Court,
Evening star., 1956-12-26
California Fire
burns25Homes
Flames Sweep Area
Near Los Angeles

MALIBU, Calf, Dec. rs (P.--
Fire broke out in the brushy
Santa Monica Mountains before
dawn today and gusty winds
whipped it with explosive swift
ness down populated canyons to-
ward the sea.
County Fire Chief Keit h
Klinger said reports from the
scene were that about Is homes
burned.
The area is on the Pacific
shore 35 miles west of downtown
Los Angeles. It's scenic hills and
sycamore-filled canyons are
home to many movie people and
other persons of wealth.
Two thousand acres had been
swept by daylight.
Cause of the fire was un-
known.
Veteran firemen were sur
prised at the rate at which the
blaze ate brush.
1t started some 5 miles inland
near the intersection of two can
yons leading to the sea, Latigo
and Yuma. 1t spread swiftly,
reaching within a few hours into
at least half a dozen canyons.
It leaped the Pacific Coast
highway, U. S. 101, main north
south artery. The highway was
blocked to northbound traffic at
Malibu, to southbound traffic at
the Ventura County line north
of here.
Some of the homes burned
were along the highway.
Sheriff's deputies. firemen and
even county lifeguards joined in
going from house to house dur
ing the darkness to spread the
alarm. More than 100 families
were evacuated.
Many residents chose to stick
it out and try to save their
homes by spraying the roofs con-
tinually with garden hoses.
Along the beach, the main fire
or fingers of fire extended for
nearly eight miles. from Latigo
Canyon to a point west OF
Trancas Canyon.
The blaze was first reported
by an unidentified airline pilot
at 2:50 a m. Firemen said it could
become a major disaster.
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Boy, 8, Drifts Two Hours
On Potomac in Open Boot

An 8-year-old boy missed his
Christmas dinner yesterday when
he took an unscheduled boat ride
across the choppy Potomac River
in a small. oarless rowboat.
His rough journey from Fort
Belvoir. Va. across to Marshall
Hall. Md. took about two hours.
Il guess It's miracle he's
still alive" said Sergt. Harvey
Daniels Of Fort Belvoir. father
OF the 8-year-old, whose name
is Danny.
Sergt. Daniels said his son APP
parently was playing in the boat
by himself and accidentally set
il adrift about II am. The
Daniels home on the post Is
about 300 yards from the river.
Danny was supposed TO be
playing AZ a friends house until
2 pm. when he was due home
for Christmas dinner. his father
said. When 2 O'Clock came and
Danny failed 70 SHOW up. the
sergeant started q search.
But before the search had got
Evening star., 1956-12-26

ten very far. the Daniels re-
ceived a call from the Charles
County sherifs Office in La
Plata. Md. informing them that
they we're holding their scared.
cold and hungry" son.
Deputy Sheriff Francis r.
Murphy said the boy and i1iS
boat beached about / pm. and
he was spotted by = maintenance
employe at the Marshall Hail
amusement park. The lad was
wearing only a light Jacket over
hts play clothes. his father said.
After warming himself for
awhile at the workers home,
Danny was brought TO the sher-
iff'S once in La Plata. where
Sheriff Avry Monroe and his
deputies fed him sandwiches
apples and oranges.
1t was 8 pm before sergt.
Daniels could get 70 La Plata ny
car TO bring his son home.
Miracle or no miracle. the
sergeant commented today. the
boy vas punished for shat he
did."