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Hunters Paradise
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
ORANGE. Va.

Va
YEARS Of
u rolling hills miles
oas There little resemblance the lush
war Gays when Hawhed william
But within these six miracle
Hawned again stands
ZTOO Of
grasses And important quail
turkey and
The restoration of Hawhed
field ialthe National
held there this spring.
Hawheld today the work of Guy
Langley washington
ancer and lover His Hawhd
Impossible achievement
When Mr. Lewis took
OF
proposed model game refuge there.
But appropriations Jagged and Mr.
He agreed
would farm Hawfd management without
an accompanying agricultural pattern is mrealshc
II we to promote wdle
show that 1t be accomplished agriculture
VIII emo up with few refugees
Mr. Lewis had advantage road building
machinery During on contracting
was set to work Fields cleared patches Wild
CONTINUED
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a prize, wrote him that these are the most
glorious moments Of my life everyone is seek
ing me out to congratulate me and fiatter me-"
Flauber replied severely: The most glorious
moments in your life are not the so-called days
Of success, but rather those days when out Of
detection and despair. you feel rise in you a
challenge to life, and the promise of future
accomplishments. And Flaubert gave his
credo: the greatest goal in life, he said, Is not
the attainment of fame - "The principal thing
in this world is to keep ones soul aIoft."
Shaving away at writing the novels that are the
expression of his own greatness. Flauber never
forgot that the fame they brought him was but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

the outward sound" Of the feeling he expe-
rienced on certain rare, exalted days when his
soul was "aloft."
But this feeling is not the exclusive privilege
Of famous novelists. Service to the community,
conscientious performance Of ones job in the
face of difficulties, careful guidance Of ones
children with a view to their best and most
harmonious development = these and many
other everyday duties hold the possibility of
similarly deep qualification. For these activities
one may receive and enjoy praise; but, just as in
the case Of Flauberts art, the true satisfaction,
the essence of success, comes not from the praise
but from the doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
The Essence o. Success
BY FRANCIS sTEEoMULLER

BY FRANCIS sTEEoMULLER
Famed novelist Flaubert knew there
was something better than applause
Gustave Flaubert, author Of the great French
novel Madame Bovary," was a very celebrated
man, but in his conversation and his letters he
always made sharp sometimes ferocious -
distinction between mere fame and what he con-
sidered to be true accomplishment. On one
occasion, literary lady who had recently won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

Author Of "Flanbef And Madame BOvay Mr.. Sfeeemner
is also we'll known for his novels and short stories
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"aaest Ne In The AElsy'
cERFeoARO: Germ From The ceuntry~
Q Are Vew TsaehIns Veur Child Te ~
cenmIt suIeids7
70 FASHION FIND: Nsw Fling Fer Fur
u FooO: Lets Bring Back The
Family Dinner"
~ Hoeus-Poeus Storlos
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TINS WEEK MoserIa./ s.evs~bsr >. 1857
Evening star., 1957-03-29
ON TIE AIR
ON THE AIR
Moureen Runs Off
With q TV Show
BY BERNIE HARRISON
The Weekend Wash:


Actress Maureen OHara received the This Your
treatment wednesday tNBC4or vice versa? Ralph
Edwards usually has the show well but with volatile
outspoken Maureen and her handsome family stage was
a happy red-headed runaway.
Spike Jones asked about the new CBS-T
Evening star., 1957-03-29
Carney BriIIiont
In 'ChurIey's Aunt

Playhouse 30 got back on the
beam last night tWTOP-9) with
an Unexpectedly fresh and
funny production Of Brandon
Thomas venerable farce. Char
ley's Aunt" There's life in the
old gal yet and much of the
credit should go to Leslie Ste
vens. who took tmpish liberties
with the script. and Arthur
Penn's tasty Objection. But pro-
ducer Martin Manulis also
rounded up a well-nigh perfect
cast of farceurs. headed by Art
Carney, an Emmy candidate on
the basis of his performance in
the title role: OrSon Bean. Rich
ard Haydn and Jackie Coogan.
One of the big howls of the
night was the Interpolation of
Evening star., 1957-03-29

the plan? Whether home
viewers will pay the installation
price of cables plus coin box at
tachment.
Reports from our wandering
players.
Dale Turner. of the Town and
Country gang, writes from
France, where the Connie B. Gay
unit in which she is appearing
has been entertaining our SOL
dierS overseas. Pretty Dale
writes:
mot only has it (the trip
taught me a lot about the ms
and outs OF shoW business, but it
has also opened my eyes as UeH,
in personal and ,Oorld- -,Uide
affairs. / am learning more about
customs, politics. languages and
currency in this short time than
/ could eper have hoped to learn
back in the States" :.
She asks that we say hello
for her to "all the folks back
home" Hello.
Evening star., 1957-03-29

return visit to the program
$3.50, WGMS-Library of Con-
gress Concert: The Budapest
String Quartet; Haydn. String
Quartet in E: Beethoven
String Quartet in c.
900, WOL--Good Music Time
Paul Hume begins three hours
of music with Smetana, Tabor
lO:l5. WWDC-Action for Peace
The prize-winning play in the
nationwide Action for Peace
in Our Town" contest.
Evening star., 1957-03-29


original book in this play"
~---------~---
one Of the principal parts. is set
for April l8 on Climax. The
program was postponed when
the choreographer felt that the
original script was too grim and
overly concerned with her bout
with TB. The rewrite will
also focus on her music -and-
dancing career.
Pat Weaver. the ex-NBC presi-
dent. has Madison Avenue
guessing about his TV plans. +.
One rumor has it that he'll form
his own network and not only
program it. but sell as we'll. !.
Ding Dong School, with Miss
Frances. would be one Of the
properties. Another report
has him running the special
Shows Ford is planning to in
troduce its new Edsel model.
zone thing sure: When Pat does
return. it'll be with new ideas
Ed MurrOw's Person to Per-
son" should have a decidedly
musical flavor tonight 1880.
WTOP-9l when IL visits the
Arthur LarsOns at 3025 Ordway
street NV. The recently
appointed director Of the United
States Information Agency is a
composer and singer-with a
special fOndness for Old English
and early American ballads. .
His wife is a pianist: daughter
Anna Barbara. Is. is a ballet
dancer, and son Lex. II, plays
the organ.
Local women'S programs have
certainly changed through the
years The Donna Douglas
show. for example, inaugurates
special series of interviews on
women's health next Wednesday
CWTOP-9 Ann Dayton of
NH will discuss the Ri factor
on the first show On April
10, DR.. Thelma Hunt will speak
on Adjustments in Early Mar
ried Life" The subjects of
the programs indicate healthy
new regard for the intelligence
OF housewives viewing daytime
TV -. Patty Gavin, at WRC
r. radio has presented a
variety of similar shows
The IV "woman's" performer of
today, Donna puts 1t. should see
herself as a reporter rather than
an expert" Her new series.
incidentally, is being presented
IN cooperation with the District
OF Columbia Department Of Pub
lie Health.
Station WRC-4 launches an
other series on Our Beautiful
Potomac tomorrow evening
and If you're new to our town.
give look l guarantee
you'll be surprised by the net
work caliber OF the production
as well as disturbed by the story
of pollution it reveals The
series will alternate with "Traf-
fic Court" from 6 to $50 pm.
Baltimore i0aS happy to find
the Beck TV hearings on at
least one station. too WTOP
receiUed this Wire Wednesday: /:
congratulations from 30 Bdlti-
morednS for vour couerdge on
the Senate Investigation nop in
progress. R. T. MiHdhdm.
!
Snappiest Variety headline In
a long time:
Exhibs wire" home for money.
Translated, it means that mo-
tion picture exhibitors are ex-
cited about the possibilities of
showing first-run movies in the
home via leased cables. This
would not require an okay from
the Federal Communications
Commission. The hitch in
Evening star., 1957-03-29
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WDON, WASH-FM-In
the Concert Hall. Berlioz,
Symphonic Fantastique Opus
IA; Tchaikovsky, Queen of
Spades.
1900, WGMS--Rogers and Ham
merstein's Cinderella" Julie
Andrews will be heard in a
one-hour premiere broadcast
previewing the coming TV
spectacular.
$500, WTOP-Robert @. Lewis
Show: Macine Sullivan pays
Evening star., 1957-03-29

snow while touring in Mlnneap-
oils. Answered Spike agree
ably: It'll be a cross between
Perry Como and Medic.
Lana Turner won't be on Per-
rvs show tomorrow night tWRC
Al. incidentally. A film
commitment snarled the deal
but she'll be on next fall some
time.
The June Taylor Story. in
which Jackie Gleason will play
Evening star., 1957-03-29
FeIevision Tomorrow-soturdoy Mar 30. 1857


ball PsyuH Games; t@ Carlson Circus; Beautiful
Of
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Evening star., 1957-03-29
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS
1880, WMAL GD-Adventures of

framed on a homicide charge.
1880, WTTG t5)-Fabian Of
Scotland Yard: Inspector Fa-
bian cracks a tough case by
playing one crook against an
other in Murder in Soho"
500, WMAL (0-Adventures
of Jim Bowie: Thieves Mar
ket." Jim Bowie finds him
self target of New Orleans
underworld plot.
500. WTTG (5)-Movietime
USA: Make Way for a Lady,
The well-meaning romantic
efforts of an ultra modern
daughter to find a wife for
her father causes many COM
plications. Bruce Seton.
1896,
$3.50, WRC (4l-The Life of
Riley: Riley's concern over
Juniors lack Of ambition and
Gillis pride in his sons SEEM
ingly assured future cause
some surprises.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Dick Powell
Zane Grey Theater: Jack Pal
ance stars in "Lariat," with
Constance Ford. A m a n
seeks revenge on a judge who
sent him to prison and uses
the judges daughter as his
tool. T'V Key says: Watch
for Palance's solid perform
ance."
800. WRC (A-On Trial. The
Ghost OF Devils Island" A
Baltimore couple who by
devious means were respon-
sible for having a man sent
TO Devils Island. are alarmed
when they learn he has
escaped.
300. WMAL t0-Crosscurrent:
Stamp Collector" A beauti-
ful woman attempts TO steal
the priceless stamp collection
OF a guest at the Hotel
Frontier.
$3.50, WTOP t9l-Playhouse of
Stars: John Payne stars as a
SLOW talking man with a fast
gun who keeps his best
friends date at dawn with a
killer in The Restless Gun"
$3.50. WRC t4l-Big Story:
Charles Wigle of the Denver
Post finds the life of child
depends on him as the result
OF violence caused when a
teen-age marriage is annulled
in Young Lovers" TV Key
previews: Par for the Series. +"
$3.50, WMAL (1-Ihe Wise:
Diamond Jubilee" Donald
Gray stars as Mark Saber
private investigator.
1000, WTTG t5l-Captured:
New York's Chinatown is the
setting for an exciting MUIR
der case in Chinatown.
1890, WRC t4l-Cavalcade of
Sports: A ten-round Welter-
weight bout between Issac
Logart and Gil Turner. From
Madison Square Garden.
IO:30, WTOP (9)-Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits
Felix and Amelia Adler. the
circus only husband and wife
clown team in New York
City. and Arthur Larson, the
new Director of the United
States Information Agency
at their home in Washington,
ID. c.
Il:lO. WTTG t5)-Washington
Movietime: Appointment in
London" The story of the
Bomber Command and the
crews that set out to smash
Hitler's power behind the
lines. 1881
l1:l5, WTOP t9)-The Late
Show: Monsoon" Color
A young American in India
is torn between the love of
two women until storm
sweeps the countryside and
forces him to make a deci-
sion. Diana Douglas, George
Nader. and Ursula Thiess.
1882
Evening star., 1957-03-29
What happens
when you drink?

Alcohol hits the blood stream
faster when you drink it with
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Evening star., 1957-03-29

the remember it kindly" line
from Tea and Sympathy"
archly read by Jeanette Mac
Donald. B. H.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-15

tivities under the direction of K. r.
Fichner, as president, included ad-
dition of the following new men,
bers: Richard Evans, Alvin Kim
ball, Herbert Markley, William
Morris, Jay Powell, Donald Prof
fit, Lawrence Puckett, Robert
Rea, Howard Richardson and Viii
liam H. Riddle.
One of the successful projects of
the club reported on was the bag
of Bulbs Sale" which was in large
measure responsible for the clubs
being able to purchase glasses for
three members in under-privileged
families; to completely clothe an
entire needy family at Christmas
time; and to make a donation to
the City Recreational Council. Two
outdoor grills are also to be erect
ed on the recreationel area of the
Madison County Children's Home
through the efforts of the club.
Members of the committees ex-
pressed their appreciation to the
public for SO generously support
ing their projects and concluded
with the statement Working to-
gether for one cause, Community
Betterment' proves that there is
strength in harmony"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-15
Lions And Guests See Hockey Game
Club Reports On Years Activities

The London Lions Club as a
pleasant innovation in its program,
chartered a bus Sunday for Lions,
"Ionesses," Cubs" and guests,
destination Troy, for the ice hoe
key game at the Hobart Arena be-
tween the Troy Bruins and the
Cincinnati Mohawks.
A stop for dinner enroute home
made diverting interlude for the
congenial party which included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Eckert and
their son, Philip, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
r. Fichner and daughter, Linda,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brokaw, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
G. Schlechty, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Proffitt, DR.. and Mrs. M. ]. Chalk
eres, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pow
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Cream
er, Mr.. and Mrs. James Coler, Mr..
and Mrs. William Cotterman, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Kimball, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Rea, Mrs Mary Mills,
Robert Dillingham; and son, Rob-
ert, Nick Carter, Phil Ferguson,
Bob Brill, Ralph Scheiderer, Eddie
Alton and his son, Larry.
At recent meeting of the Lon
don Club, reports on the years ac-