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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
BLIND ITALIAN BOY SEES AGAIN
THROUGH EYE OF DEAD PRIEST

MILAN. Italy (H9-After five of darkness 12-year
old Angelo Colagrande again through the eye
dead priest
Before Father Carlo Gnocchi 81. the priest Of the
MANNED died February % he asked that his used
effort to restore sight to blind children The priest had
spent years since World War II working rehabta-
ton of manned children
Angelo, who blinded by qucklime received cornea
shortly after the priests death The other went l8
year-od Italian girl Amabile Battstella She
able to but the medical report optimistic
Prof Cesae Gaeazz the specialist who ranspanted the
removed Angeles bandages briefly yesterday and
asked
Can you my hand?"
Yes replied Angelo.
TRY and count my fingers"
Three, there three" the child replied.
care you happy?"
YES" answered the small voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08


Korea when it went into action.
During the Korean war Gen.
Hodes became chief Of staff of
the 9th Army. AS deputy COM
of that outfit he served
as a member of the United Ma
tions delegation. Later he was
in command of the oath Infan-
try Division in Korea.
Prior to his present assign
ment Gen. Hodes was COM
mander of the 7th Corps in Eu-
rope. Among his decorations is
the Distinguished Service Medal
and the Silver Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

GIN announced February 10
Irevisions in its dealer contract
policy. Mr.. Curtice said these
became effective March /. In
addition, he said. a new post Of
executive vice president in
charge of dealer relations was
created to give dealers "a direct
line of communication to the
top management of General
Motors"
Ivan L. Wiles, GIN vice pres
ident and general manager Of
the Buick Division, was named
to the post.
Ford Due Monday
Mr.. Curtice and other GIN Of
ficials were called before a sub
committee headed by Senator
Monroney, Democrat of Okla
homa, which has been studying
auto marketing practices. Henry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Soviet Leaders Fete
'YuqosIuv Ambassador

MOSCOW. Mar. 8 (P).-
Foreign Minister v. M. Molotov
gave a lavish dinner last night
for Yugoslavia's departing AM
basSador, Dobrvije Vidic.
Premier Nikolai Bulganin,
Communist Party Secretary
Nikita Khruschev and First
Deputy Premier A. I. Mikoyan
attended. 1t is unusual to give
a party with a guest list of this
caliber for an Ambassador leav-
ing town. 1t obviously was in
tended to underscore Soviet at
tempts to improve relations with
YugoSlayia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Heart Operation

HUNTINGTON, w. Va. P.-
1t was more than a routine OPP
Grafton when DR.. William B.
Blake. jr.. of Huntington re-
moved an obstruction in the
heart of Mrs. Sidney Ferris. 81.
to permit a normal flow of blood.
The Herald-Advertiser said it
was the first heart surgery ever
performed in Huntington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Bootleg Car Curb Needed,
GIN Chief Tells Senators
By the Associated Press

President Harlow H. Curtce of General Motors Corp said
today dealers customers win benefit from revision in
GINS dealer contracts
added in testimony prepared for Senate Commerce Sub
committee that he amending the law permit steps
toward cubing booeggng of through unfranchsed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

CITATION Martin n
AKIN a n, merchandise
manager of home furnish
ings for Lansburgh's, a
dean of the ceramics in
dustry, was presented a
bronze plaque during the
annual meeting of the
China, Glass and Pottery
Association of America in
New York. He was COM
mended for his contribu-
tions to the industry.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
on SALE FRIDAY, $50 AN.
Fashion 5th
Dress Clearance

SO DoeEon Botiste Shistweist Dresses.
Eosy-core. perfect for travelling. Wash
eosily. need no ironing. Skirts ore
permanently pIeoted. Postels in
misses and holf-sizes. Were lo.o5.
Now ---5.O 500
S. Women's Summer Dresses in hord-
to-find sizes 38 TO a.. Bembero prints,
cotton oinohoms, print cottons, voiles,
solid color Doerons. PosteIs and black
and white prints. Were 1925. Now,
500
400 Summer Dresses in cotton, cool
6innity and dotted Swiss, eosy-core
drip-dry blends, Bembero royon
sheers, roYon Inen-look or cotton
pique in tailored styles. PosteIs and
dorks. solids. prints and pIoids. Also
ddp-dry 2-piece suits dresses. Misses
and ho'f-sizes. Were 1925 and
1895. Now 500
, Formal Gowns in cotton eyelet,
nylon chiffon and print oroondy. 8
to l6. Were 22.o5 and $500. Now,
.M 100
23 FoFmaIs in ocetote cDstoette,
nylon net, nylon Ioce in shrimp, tur-
quoise, blue and white. 8 to le. Were
l7.e5 to $500. Now ----l2.oo
W0L-Foshion 5th inexpensive Dress
Shop. 5th Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Fashion 5th
Coots and busters

II Button or Wrep Style Toppers in
1929 Cashmere blends, oll-wooI hop
soaking. lightweight tweeds. Pink,
red, novy, blue, oquo ond light green.
Were 1895 to 1895. Now 1900
II coots in four styles. Tweeds,
woods, Orlons and coshmeres IobeIed
for content. Pink, yellow, blue, oquo.
10 to 10. Were 1895 to $500.
Nov -----------------l5.00
6 Royon FoilIed Dusters in beige. 10
to l6. Were 1925. Now 900
iS BuFlop coots, button and clutch.
10 to l6. Were 22.e5. Now 900
Welsh coot Shop. 5th Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Remsants-Friday Only
Art NeedIework
Values
Stamped Linen Luncheon Cloths.
Assorted designs.

Stamped Linen Luncheon Cloths.
Assorted designs.
l-54x7z". Was CTS. Nov.
I-54x72". Was SIS. Now.
3.z5
I-45x45" Teo Set, 5 pieces.
Was 2.e8. Now--------I.95
l-52x52".. Was 2.49. Now,
z-52x7o". Were s.49. Now.
2.z5
IS spooIs silk orsondy Woven
Edge Ribbon. l5o-yord spools.
Assorted colors. Were 800.
Nov l.50
5 Stomped Chombrcy BIouses.
Cross-stitched design. Charcoal
eroy. Small and medium. Were
3.98. Now -- 200
4 NeedIepoint and corde Bog
Kits. All moteriol to complete.
Black or brown. Were 1850 to
1850. Nov SOS
- NeedIepoint Choir Seat and
Beck. Design finished in Gros-
point. Scot 3ox30". Beck
23x24". Were 1880. Nov,
7.95
36 Pairs U-Mok-A-Moe. Eosy
to lace. Flats and softees. AS
sorted coIors and sizes. Were
2.o5 and 3.o5. Now,
95e and las
Needlepoint Pieces, designs fin
ished in oros-point.
3-27x27". Were 3.e5. Now,
ITS
. l-2Tx27". Wos ll.95. Now.
7.95
e-26x26". Were SIS. Now,
3.95
I-25x23". Were 2.55. Now,
Its
I-3Zx3Z". Wos 7.25. Now,
4.e5
WGL-Art Needlework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Generous Sovings on
Mems Fall Clothing

81 Mems one-Trouser Wool Suits,
reoi preseason sowing for you, Reeus
Iors: 1926. ll/37. 1898, 2/39s'
Shorts: 4/57. 6/5s; Longs: l/38.s
H5e. 6/4o; Stouts: l/4o. N44,,
l/46; Short stouts; l/42, l/46: Long
stouts: l/42. l/44. Were 5000 to-
5000. o.Now---------------2s.sS.
IS Mems Two-Trouser Suits, properly
lobeled os to fobric content. Reoulorsa
5f37 5/5S. 3/44; Shorts: 1888;
Longs: l/5e, 2/4o. Were 5000 to
$500. Nov -------------3s.e5
10 Mems Wool Topeoots. smortIy.
tailored. Outstanding savings on this
preseason selling. Regulars: 1892
2/44, I46; Shorts: l/42; Longs:
1898, l/42, l/44. Were 45.oo to-
5000. Nov ----------is.s5
fis
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor ID
ri
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Foshion 5th Shops :
Misses and Women's S
Suits at Great Sovinqs

40 Royon Linen-Look Box Suits or
cotton ond royon cord. Stond-up
collar, ocean peorl button trim. Wosh-
oble. Cord in ton. pink, oroy. blue.
Royon in Hnovy, turquoise, red, brown.
10 to l6. Were 9.e5. Now 5.SS
~ RoyOn LiRen-Look Suits in boxy
styles. Washable in block, navy, pink,
blue, yellow, light green. Misses 10
TO l6; petites' l4h to 22H. Were
ll.95. Now -------7.SS
SO Fitted and Boxy Styles in royon
flonnel, Doeron and royon, royon,
royon and ocetote or cotton. Now,
black, blue, red, pink, ton, brown.
Misses ond brief sizes 10 to l8;
Women's holt sizes. Were 1895 to
1895. Now w----------ll.00
WGL-Foshion 5th Suit Shop,
5th Floor selections OF
Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Exciting Clearance Of
Misses Sportsweor

100 Sleeveless Blouses, short shorts
and 7 shirts. Assorted sizes in each.
Were 2.9o and 3.99. Nov Ito
100 Blouses, dressy styles in cotton,
Docron and Docron and cotton blends.
Many colors ond styles, some prints.
Were 1925 and ll.e5. Now 500
100 Docron, Cotton and Royon
Blouses. Variety Of styles. 30 to 38.
Were 6.oo and 7.eo. Now 400
100 Cotton TciIored BIouses. Mony
coIors. Were 5.oo. Now 800
IS Scoop Neck Sweaters in Orion.
Pink, blue or white. "a to 40. Were
7.9o. Now 500
100 Cashmere PuII-on Sweaters in
clossic and novelty styles. White and
posteIs. "a to 40. Were 1895.
Now ZOO
80 Cashmere cerdisons, white, pos
tells and dark shodes. Were 2l95.
Now 6.4S
40 Cotton coveroIls, sleeveless with
zip front. Blue and charcoal. Were
5.99. Now 100
20 Butcher Linen Slim Skirts. Navy
and block. 10 to Is. Were 5.o9.
40 Linen Skirts in slim styles. Bright
ond posteI shades. 10 to l8. Were
1926 and lbs. Now ---- 500
IS Cotton BroodeIoth Playsuits with
skirts. Prints in misses and women's
sizes. Were e.oe and 1925. Now,
500 and 500
IS cIossie Black and Ton Striped
Jeekets. 10 to l8. Were 1905.
Now LOO
10 Golf Jockets in body cord. Zip
front. Pink or blue. 10 to l6. Were
l4.95. Nov 700
10 cIossie Spun Royon Joekets. White,
navy and black. Were 1926. Now,
700
$50 White Stag Clam Dissers in
poplin. Pink, rose, toost, green,
white. Not oil sizes in oil coIors.
10 TO l6. Were 4e5. Now 800
Ice cFeom Ponts and Topered SIoeks
in posteI stripes. 10 to Is. Were
4.95. Now-------------- 800
200 Fomous-Nome Bothins Suits.
Cotton and Lostex styles. All sizes
in q wide selection Of coIors. Dress
nnoksh ord classic styles. Were loe5
to $500. Now-----s.oo to 100
WGL-Sportsweor, 5rd Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16
RemnanfS-FFidGy Only
Misses Slips
and Petticoots
at Big Sovings

23 Pettieoots in nyIon tricot with
loee hem and elostic woistIines.
Beige, oroy. Small to Ioroe.
Were 3.o5. Nov --l.S5
SO Nylon TFieot Slips with lace
trim hem and top. White. Size
40. Were SOS. Now ass
23 Slips in nylon tricot with lace
trim top and lace inserts obove
hem. White. brown beige. 81 to
40 Were 8.9e. Now 1-3.S5
W6L-linoerie, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Reductions on Mems
Summer Suits
We're 1925 and $500
1895

800 mems summer suits, oil from our
regular stock, reduced to bring you
savings. Group includes Deeron -wool,
DoeEon-royon-o blend, and all
wool tropicoIs (elI fobFies properly
Iobeled as to eontent). A good seIec-
tion Of eoIoTs and patterns, but NOT oil
eolovs and PATTERN in every size.
ResuloEs, shorts. longs, and stouts.
Also see our limited selection Of
DGeron-eotton wosh and wear cords
(properly obeled os to fobiic con-
tent). SpeeioI - 1895
WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16

2,4oo pairs Of mems custom quality
shorts by Hanes, in oxfords, cotton
broodeIoths and batistes. There are
whites. solid eoIors and prints. Sizes
28 to a..
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
oIso Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star., 1956-08-16
RemnanfS-Friday Only
Infonts' Fomous-
Make Ponties
We're LOO 45e.

We're 100 45e'
81 Domestic and Imported
Dresses, handmade. Were 500
and 8.oo. Now 1850 3.e9
"a chix Knitted Crib Sheets,
fine combed cotton. NyIon re-
inforced corner seems. White
and posteIs. II perfect, 2.25.
Now -------l.4 40
81 Sleeping Bags Of "mooic
crepe" and plisse. One size for
s months to 3 yeors. Were 2.oo
and 800. Now 100 and l.e9
100 SIumberkins, "mooic crepe"
in yellow. blue. pink duck print.
Were 2.99. Now-------1.o9
n Boys Terry Shorts, blue or
white with red trim. |, 2, 8.
were i.OO. NOW -49e
l6 Little Boys Shorts, pIostic-
lined. yellow. Medium TO
X-Ioroe. Were l.99. Now,
100
IS Summer Hats, boys in pique.
Were LIS and l.99. Now 45e
ITS Diaper Shirts, dainty lace
trim. Postels. Were l.29 and
LIZ. Now --------45e
200 Sun Suits, mony stiles and
fobries. Were Ito. Now -4Se
20 LittIe Boys Suspender Shorts.
Brown, blue, green. Were l.69.
iNOW ----- ---4Se
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Big Sovinss on
Furniture

Were Now
] Tomlinson Fan Boek
green cotton 1850 $3.50
I TomIinson chonnel
Beck Wing Choir,
florol cotton cover 1880 $3.50
I TomIinson channeI
green cotton cover 1880 74.75
! Heritose- -denredoR
Leg Buffet, green fin
iSn A------ - ooo.UU SS.oU
z ATmIess Occasional
Chairs, pine finish,
toost cotton cover 81 90 1850
ArmIess oeeosionol
Chairs, tufted book,
oquo cotton velvet - $3.50 27.95
I TomIinson tawson
Love Seat, blue silk
velvet cover $3.50 zs7.oo
2 Modern Right Arm
Soto Sections, love
scot size, foam rub
Der cushions. blue cot
ton cover Ir4.oo s7.oo b
! Heritage -Henredca
Armies Chair, blue
cotton cover, foam
rubber cushion. n.---Als4.oo $3.50
Summer Furniture
! Steel Mesh .cheises
Lounge, oquo and sssiasss
block finish ------ $3.50 1880
! TroyIoefeE, tubulor ~
steel frome. ploid
plostic cover, white
rInISH ------- ZS.So IA.y5
z Aluminium choise
tongues. red and yeI-
low plostic pod - 37.50 1875
s Aluminium choise
Tongues. green plostic
innersprino cushion 44.o5 z2.50
Aluminium BaFPeI
Choir. red plastic
webbed scot and bock 1895 6.95
IS Aluminium Folding
Choirs, plostic arms,
green ond white
webbed plostic seat
ond book ---------- 1895 $50
Aluminium Umbrella
TabIes ---------- 1926 1925
II Aluminium Um-
brello Tables - 26o5 1875
I Steel U breIIs
TobIe, white finish 1900 9.95
] Left Arm chsir,
wrought iron, stotuoY
bronze finish --- $3.50 1900
] SoIterini Leunse
Choir, wrought iron,
block finish. lime cot
ton cushions $3.50
3 SoIterini Arm Chairs,
wrought iron, block
finish, wicker book,
green cotton cushions 5000 1880
WGL-4Furniture, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Rsmnants-Frday Only
Outstanding
Savings in
Mems Furnishings
$50 Mems Ties in o fine selec-
tion Of assorted colors and foncies.
Were LOO to $50. Now 65e
400 Poirs Mems Argyle Socks,
oIso some foncies. Were 75c TO
LOO. Now 45e, ; for las
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Remnants-FridGy Only
Clearance Of Mems S
Summer Suits
we,e $3.50 74.'s
l 8 mems summer suits, oil fobrie
properly lobeled os to content.
ResuloFs: l/35. 1896, 6/46.
z/4S. Shorts: l/44. Longs:
1888. Stouts: 1879. 2/40.
WGL-The Mems Store
End Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Items marked COD, oppovoI
Mail phone
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Sove 4opo on
Women's Famous
Make Hot Boxes

100 women's femous-meke hot boxes
in discontinued potteFns, In plaid and
solid eolors. Three sizes ovoilobIe.
lF Size. Regularly 1865. Now,
$40
rs" Size. Regularly 1850. Now,
$40
IS" Size. Regularly 1850. Now,
$50
Pleose odd 1929 Federal Tex to prices
WGL-Luooooe. 7th Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Reduction on Mems
Summer Shirts
Woro 3QS IN ( nm 33

1000 mems summer shirts reduced
from our regular stock. You'll find
broodcloth. Oxford cloth and botiste.
Mostly solid eolors.
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor
-. also Chevy Chase and Alexondrio
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Clearance Of Ready
Made SIipeovers

n BEittony, provincial pottern:
s Brown and White for squore cush-
ion club ehoirs. Were ll.o5. Now,
7.95
8 Brown and White for Sofos, assorted
styles, and 8 green and white for
sofos. Were 22.95. Now 1855
Mosie Mould. Aloredo pottern. Ieofy
print:
For Square Cushion Club choirs, 3
croy. 2 green, ! mocho, ! turquoise.
Were 1876. Now -- ll.95
For T-cushion Club choirs, 3 oroy, 3
green, z nnocho. 3 turquoise. Were
1926. Now ---------- ll.95
For Wing cheir. 2 oroy mocho.
Were 1926. Now ll.95
For cossweII Choir, 6 oroy, A green,
2 mocha, 3 turquoise. Were l6.95.
Now ----------. ---------il.95
For 2-Squers Cushion SoFe, 4 oroy,
4 green, 2 turquoise. Were 3i95.
Now -------- ------- 1875
For 3-Squors Cushion Sofo, 4 oroy,
= green, ! moeho, ! turquoise. Were
lbs. Now -z2.9S
Mssie Mould, Aeedis Psttsrn. Mod.
ern AbstFoet:
For Wing cheiEA ! brown, z eroy,
green. Were 1926. Nov li.9S
For cossweII Chair, 2 brown, ] oroy,
2 green. Were 1875. Now 1875
For 2-SqseEs Cushion Sofa, z brown,
] oroy. Were 3 IS. Nov : 1875
For 3-squers Cushion Soto, 2 brown,
! eroy, green. Were 3I.95. Now
1875
For , T-cushion Soto, z brown,
oroY, green. Were 5l.e5. Nov,
zz.S5
Wc,L--properies. 7th Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16

$50 mems Atlantic club boss in dis
continued fabric pattern Of brown
Scotch plaid. Bag hos waterproof bot.
tom compartment for wet bathing suit,
shoes, shorts and other apparel; It's
ideel for the club or beech.
PIeose odd 1923 Federal Tox to prices
WGL-Luooooe. 7th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Remnanfs-Friday Only
Important Sovinss
For Juniors
on Cotton
Skirts and Shorts
We're 2.09 to 1925
loo to 900
ESQ cotton print skirts in full
styles. Summer shorts in seer
sucker and cotton. 2-pieee cot
ron bIouses mostly sleeveless;
assorted eolors. Sizes 7 TO IS.
W6L-Junior Sportsweor,
4th Floor
Clearance Of
Teen-Ase Apporel

20 Beautiful FOrmols in nyIon net
and nylon loce cotton and oreondy.
BoIlerino and full lengths. Broken
sizes 8 to Is. Were 1875 to $500.
Now -------4----S.ss to 12.e5
500 Assorted Sportsweor. Group in
cludes cotton oobordine shorts, cot
ton dressmoker bothine suits, lostex
swim suits and terry beech towels.
Cotton skirts 10 to l6. Were 2.oo
to 1925. Now l.s9 TO 5.9e
W6L-Teen-Aee Apparel. 4th Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Special Purchase Of
Discontinued PotteFn
in Mems Atlantic
Club Bags
We're 700 A.s5
Evening star., 1956-08-16

One Week Only.
Porodise SompIe
Size 4B Shoes at
q SpeeioI Low 7.1O
In Regular Stock,
Would Be 1928 to 1928
For you who ore fortunate enough 70
wear size 4 B shoe, q wonderful
opportunity for impo+unt sevinss.
Select your fovorite styles for your
foll wordrobe. All BY Porodise in
high and demi-heeIs, many styles
and eoloEs.
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor
-. also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
LATEST TV INFORMATION

Teevision programs for the week are carried in the
TeleVue magazine with todays Star Following is sup
Elementary information todays programs received after
TeleVue went to press.
1900, WTTG (5)-Looney Tunes replaces Stars
Of the Grand Ole Opry.
1880, WRC A-Teen Talk: program change
Dr. Ebrdge Colby executive head of the department of
journalism at George Washington University will discuss
publications for teen-agers.
$780, WTOP (9)--Fsce the Nation: Ferenc Macy the
former premier Of Hungary lin 1916 and 1947 will be
interviewed
$780, WRC (4)-Youth Wants to Know: Replacing
American Forum Guest Eric Johnston President of the
Motion Picture Association Of America
AIS WroP (9)-Report on Rebellion special is
minute program with Roger Mudd interviewing exiled
government officials from Central Europe
1000 WTTG (5)-Sherlock Holmes replaces the IN
expected.
l115. WRC (4)-Litte Rascals.
1880, WRC (4)-Bowling Tourney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

300, VOL - Documentary:
THE Attack on Pearl Har-
bor," produced by Speech
and Radio Department stu
dents at the University of
Maryland.
1905, WMAL-Message of Is
rael: docs Scientific Knowl-
edge Make it Difficult to Ac-
cept Religious Faith?" Rabbi
David H. Wise.
11:0O, WMAL-Life Is Worth
Living: Bishop Sheen pre-
sents another narrative of
famous and little known per-
sonageS.
ll:OO, WARL-Arlington Church
Of the Air: From the Bethel
Evangelical and Reformed
Church. Rev. Phillip j. An
stedt. is in charge.
1900, WIDOW, WASH.FM-Mu-
sic Of Distinction: Tchaikov-
sky, 1912 Overture; Sibelius.
Symphony No. S in E.
1880, WGMS-Concert Hall:
Patrick Hayes introduces a
first broadcast of the score
of 1.-THE Stingiest Man in
Town." the musical version
of "A Christmas Carol"
200, WTOP-Pro Football:
Washington Redskins versus
Philadelphia Eagles with Ed
die Gallaher reporting the
play-by-play.
4:3O, WMAL--Pro- Football: The
Baltimore Colts are in Los
Angeles to take on the Rams.
1900, WTOP-Jack Benny
Show: Benny decides to catch
up on his reading and be-
comes involved in 1.-THE
Shooting of Dan McGrew."I
$500, WIDOW, WASH-FM - In
the Concert Hall: Brahms,
Symphony No. 2 in D; Men,
delssohn. Symphony No. 3 in
A; Moussorgsky, Pictures at
an Exhibition.
500, WGMS-National Gallery
Concert: Sonatas by Tele-
mann; Casadesus. Pierne,
Debussy.
$500, WOL-Good Music Time:
Paul Hume begins three hours
of music with the Mozart
Piano Concerto No. IL.
900, WRC- Monitor: The
music of Marian Mcfarland
Trio from the London House,
Chicago.
1000. WWDC-Bob Will Show:
Singing star and Snowman
Sammy Davis. jr., is featured
singing Broadway show selec-
tons Hey There" and Sep
TENDER Song"
1905, WGMS-Salzburg Festi-
val: Virtuosi di Roma, con-
Quoted by Renato Fasano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
TOPS IN pops,
By BOB WILLIAMS

Back around 1910 there was
a radio program called "NBC's
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin Street." a show
that had every jazz fan in
America listening and APP
plauding. 1t was strictly a pre-
sentation of Basin Street jazz.
but done in a tongue-in-cheek
manner, with the two ORCH
estral units known as Henry
Levine and His Barefoot Dixie
land Philharmonic" and Paul
Laval and His Woodwindy
Ten"
1T was real hot jazz, right
on the griddle, and there
were a couple of singers, who
appeared on the show with
regularity, who added much to
the interpretations of some of
the great jazz standards. They
were just two young singers
on their way up-Dinah Shore
and Lena Horne.
Now old fans of "NBC's
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin Street" can re-
live those wonderful musical
moments. for Camden Records
has just released an LIP of a
dozen sides that were origin
ally waxed when the program
was at its peak.
InStrumentalS in the set are
Basin Street Blues" Mem
phis Blues" John Henry
Blues" and "Muskrat Ramble."
with the latter featuring Sid
ney Bechet on soprano sax.
Dinah Shore sings Mood In
digo." Sophisticated Lady"
"Stardust" and Body and
Soul" Lena Horne's vocals are
st Louis Blues" "Beale
Street Blues" Aunt Hagars
Blues" and Careless Love-"
Camden CAL-321)
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FROM THE SOUND TRACKS
"Giant"-The music from
Warmers Giant" has been
issued on LIP. and it proves to
be a worthy set. Composed and
conducted by Dimitri Tiomkin.
the score has scope and feeling.
Especially fine are the love
and melody themes. There's
even a chorus of 1.-THE Yellow
Rose Of Texas" woven into the
score. Capitol W-773.)
Crime In the Streets
Franz Waxman and his or
chestra offer an LIP that fea-
lures his original score from
Allied Artists film Crime in
the Streets" with the reverse
side Of the disc containing his
Music for Jazz Orchestra.
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Daughters Council
Meetings Slated

Council meetings Of the
daughters Of America this week
include:
Monday-John L. Burnett, 4l9
seventh street NV; Old Glory,
523 Eighth street NE.
Tuesday Martha cambridge,
523 Eighth street NE; Unity,
2407 Minnesota avenue, Sc.
acknowledgements, Four
teenth and U street Sc: Loyalty,
523 Eighth street NE; Peace,
2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
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TOPS IN POPS
Bosin Street Jazz
Lives Agoin on LIP

The sound track portion Of the
LIP consists of an interesting
. work in three parts: 1.-THE
Plot, /" "The Crime. THE Cele-
bration." The first is dark and
moody; the second features a
soulful sax setting the tone;
the third is a vibrant, lively
excursion. The Music for Jazz
Orchestra" contains three
sketches. titled Nostalgia, I"
Song" and Blues" and a
fourth selection titled Theme,
Variations and Fugato." The
outstanding selections are
Song" and Blues" Decca
DL-8376.)
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Thursday--Esther

Thursday-Esther Council
Visitation, Wisconsin avenue
Baptist Church, 1920 Alton place,
NV. Triumph and Pride of
Washington. 523 Eighth street
NE.
Friday-Eagle, 2407 Minnesota
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avenue Sc: Golden Rule, 523
Eighth street Me-; Progressive,
419 Seventh street NV.