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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
SINGERS
TAP DANCERS

White: additions nightly after
= ' cAP'N GUYS CLUB
1912 New York Ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. exper. to assist
eecy Natl. Trade Assn: congenial
and personable with capacity for
assuming responsibility. interesting.
serT position. Dupont Circle area
DE. 2-105l
STENOGRAPHER- Efhcient, under
80: good salary; pleasant surround
ings. Write particulars to Box 125-
C, Star.
TENOGRAPHER, exper., part time
5-day wk.. AS hrs. q day. Call DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

RENTAL MANAGER, for complete
charge OF garden apartment prof.
ect in Arlington: must have sales
ability and know how to manage
Write details, Box 262-B, Star.
RESEARCH ORGANIZATION needs
proofreader; copy prep. and /or
composition BACKGROUND desirable
Good leave policy, salary, 50, 900
yr.. or commensurate with ability.
Call ME. S-6252. EFT 262
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
HElP--WokEN

ACCOUNTANT, JR., for CPA once
upper Wis. ave. area: some tipping
good opportunity for right person
Boy 27-B, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
Statesmen

Furniture experience-We have sew
eral openings for good men who
wish To make a good living. steady
employment with many company
nenefts. Ask for Mr.. Meyers, Els
MANS, + 81. at 9TH NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

Insurance exper. preferred. AMERI.
CAN SURETY CO.. RE. 7-171l.
PERSONNEL. special assistant TO di.
rector; opportunity for young. ag.
sreSsive man to learn personnel
business Arm; must be college grad.
uate; no experience required. sal.
ary, - 900 to start. Write DO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
HELP p0MESIlC

CHILD CARE for !, small children
and light housework; live in or out;
in Alexandria. XII. g-723S.
COOK, g.h.w.. 5 days, live in; exp, |;
no ironing; local refs; $40 vk.
EN-. 3-32l0.
CIV, live in; "a day OF Thursday.
OF Sunday; must have references
and experience. $50. EN- 9.2223.
H0UsEKEEPER. Inv. refined
white lady, mid.-age, Protestant.
non-smoker. refs. Box q: B, Star.
We MAN TO CARE for semi-inyalid.
housework IN exchange for home
Plus salary; refs, REQ; NO. 7-4T3l.
CAPABLE OLDER WOMAN, white.
assume working mothers duties. %
| day week. Room board and salary.
OIL. a.B45O.
WOMAN FOR G.H.w., child care.
iivt in, private room, good salary.
References, ia. 2.f0i2
COMPETENT MAID, cook. live in:
dr.'s home: fond OF children top
SALARY. excel. refs, FE, 3-44Si,
WHITE COUPLE; husband chauffeur
butler. wife good cook. Live on
estate IN separate house, Good
salary. virginia most q year and
Florida In winter, Box 2h7-B, star.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN: refs;
good cook. Inv. live IN Chevy
Chase vic. Of circle, Adult house,
hold; good salary Call EN- 2.iio4
| before 10 am,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

TECHNICIAN. electronics lab, ex.
prototype: RF circuits up to 800
NC: work closely with design engi-
neers in closed circuit TV systems:
opportunity for Advancement 70
product design for right man. Call
AP. 7-g5sb, Mr. BLUM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
CLERK-TYPIST

Large property management con.
ccrn offers excellent opportunity fol
ambitious woman; typing essential
5 days, free health Insurance and
ether 81, dement's r,I I AZ x st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
statesmen

Unlimited opportunity exists fol
men who can sell and are sincerely
DESTROYS Of making a substantial in.
come II YOU have retail selling ex.
perience IN the Washington area you
can probably qualify to sell Americas
No car at the highest commission
rate In the area. .Transportatior
furn.. other employe benefits Apply
in person TO Mr. DAVIS ADDISON
Florida ave. NV.
sCAFFOLDING ERECTION CREW
Must be experienced in sectional
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN, full.
time davwork; group insurance and
uniforms furnished, vacation plan,
Personnel interview, BETHESDA
TEXACo SERVICE, s20l Wiscon-
sin ave. Bethesda, Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white. exper. only need apply; ag'
25-4O l0l Florida ave ne
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white must bc well experienced
prefer manager. INQUIRE. GLEN.
MONT AMoCo STATION i23ol
Georgia ave. VIII 2.7777.
SHOE FITTERs. experienced. FOL
new DANIELS BooTERY IN Column.
bia pike shopping center, hrlt spe.
clalizlng In ohildren's shoes. Phont
JU. b.5740, Silver Spring, lO-0
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. preferred
for family shoe dept: salary plu,
comm, plus generous PM, :0@,
discount on purchases. .pleaaani
working conds, See Mr.. Berlin, IDA't
DEPT. STORE. 560i Georgia ave
NV
SHOE SALESMAN, sxper.. famil;
shoesi steady Job. top sal, 3lbl
Wilson blvd. Arl Va. ia, 7.2004
SHOP FOREMAN. exper. on heavy
truck equip. must be settled an,
reliable good position, excel. pay
permanent, Insurance and othe
dement's Apply 10 $500 Brancl
ave, Silver Hill. Nd
SLIP COVER CUTTERS - Expert.
enced on custom slip covers. fol
large department store contractor
excellent working conditions. Cal
RIA, 3.J0Sb or JU. 0-i5l0. Monday
ME. s.447O.
TEACHERS, white, unalified for tol
positions, ADAMS TEACHER
AGENCY, 1871 G 81, NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Wonderful opportunity TO become
aiiiliated with Insurance .organiZa-
ton: excellent. salary, free hos
pitalization and surglcal insurance
M hs vr SsRsER. AZ Ws Columbia Gsl
building. RE 7.0n3n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
CLERK-TYPIST

Intsrestins work in large rs !. .
benefits. submit written resume
stating experience, aRe lnd salaI,
expect 4 Attention Mr.. ponait
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
724 l4th 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

ALTERATION HELP, permanent Job
MARY'S ALTERATION SHOP. 164e
Columbia I'd. NV.
AuTOMOTIvE SETTLEMENT elk.
tor one OF areas largest suburban
Chevrolet dealers. Excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious person. hcSpi.
talization. paid vacation and
other company Dement'S. salary
open, only an experienced person
need apply. For appointment. call
Mr.. Goetzer, 10. 5-24OO. TON
CHEVROLET, INC, Wheaton, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

s Truth About Slavery Today
Is FICTION: East Into Danger
30 Angelina Ducks One
y MOVIES: Willing To Be Wacky
"a TELENsIoN: The Sahara Was
Never Like This"
IS FOOD: Fathers Favorite
~ Piegy-Back Bridge
a. Quiz EN-
Is The Good Fairy Cooled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

COVER: By Guy Gillette
4 cERFBoARD: Commencement
Capers
9 How To Get Into College
And Stay There!
IA 500 Million In Scholarships!
Is THIS Weeks Keyword Puzzle
70 So You Didn't Go To College!
20 FASHION FIND: How To Have
A Bright Class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
What Is
College For?
A lot depends on how you answer :.
Presidenf Of Harvard University

Colleges highly where thsy aim. not drill.
but 20 create" EMERSON
Not long ago disturbed read newspaper report Of
students speech which maintained that odays colleee
senior views his education simply towa4 "a better
paying job more security social position
there students who seriously believe this then
they have missed the main point of college indeed
of being alive, and that in for trouble.
The liberal education has larger aims than just
ming its students with facts in order teach them how
earn living First help each student find hmseas
individual then must help him lose himself interests
causes and ideas larger and more enduring than he.
America has need for Of y0g people fitted to the
pattern sit back and enjoy what has been
called "a prosperous conformity" But country will
always have for imaginative reasonable and respon
sble and And desperately needs the informed
and the truly creative among its young people
believe the teachers mission to help every young
person in his grow into the broades deepest,
vital person possible And in fulfilling himself. the student
will convinced, arrive moments Of heightened insight
when he clearly than before what the world
about and how he fit into creativey and significantly
Viewed this way college education suddenly takes
meaning and do the staggering estimates Of college
enrolment Instead of frightening prospect Of millions Of
young people solely concerned with scramble for better jobs
can look forward confidently to challenging tomorrow
when millions Of young Americans college because
they realize their full capacity human beings to
find major pleasure in learning live richly and responsby
and to do their part to help create better world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

AUTHOR: His provoeativs words wiII remind
Americans Of an ideal We too often forget
Evening star., 1957-11-20

the Sunday, December l., in
stallment, which win introduce
"Timmie's" new parents. 4. !.
The sequence starts of with
family and friends paying their
last respects to Cramps land
gets sadder, if that's possible.
The appealing little moppet
iDho can cry at aDiIl-or trhGt-
eUer his name is-tOds on Jack
Benny's show Sunday, by the
iDay LGssie got the biggest
laugh. though. tohen she
hustled little Jon ProDoSt OF
by the hand Just as Benny ,Das
about to make Of tutth his
i0eekly f25 cents alloUance.
Lewis Kerner, who previewed
is of his 365 one-minute TV
films of prayers of all faiths
for clergymen and 9th e.
guests yesterday at the Stat
Ter, expects that 80 per cent
of the country's TV stations
will be using the series .
Kernef. who says the films
cost SIS million to make,
says the complete library will
be distributed on a barter
basis" Stations using them
will give the distributor rights
to other broadcast time which
he, in turn, will sell ). Kerner's
next project is a movie: Far
rell's "Studs Lonigan."
y Il y
Most frustrating promotion
stunt this year: the sampling Of
hot dogs-from the famous
Coney Island emporium, Ma
than's-sent to call attention
to the recent David Wayne
production :. (Ever since, I've
been trying 10 nno a NOT oOg
that approximates Nathap's in
it's distinctive, succulent taste
with no luck). Speaking of
giveaways. the Big Payoff has
been renewed by its sponsor.
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Question. Is there an
oooOoier audience anywhere
than the one assembled each
Monday for. "The Price Is
Right"
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Several 81 fans want to know
why Jack Barry can't get the
contestants to give their final
answer straightforwardly-
without the question-mark at
the end. =. What it means is
that Barry has to repeat-ad
nauseum-the statement that
he must have a definitive an
swer, etc. :. The only explana-
Evening star., 1957-11-20

for the daughter of the
owner is rejected.
$3.50, WMAL "a - Walter
Winchell File: "The Fallen
Idol" A man must choose
between his wife and al
legiance to a racket boss.
1000, WMAL (D--Boxing: Kid
Gavilan VS.. Walter Byars IN
a 0-round d welterweight
bout.
l1:OO. WTTG (5) - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: "Outcasts of
Poker Flat" with Preston
Foster and Van Heflin. TV
Key says: Fair outdoor
melodrama about a ruthless
gambler who. driven from
a California mining town is
rehabilitated by a teacher
1887.
l1:l5. WTOP tSl--Late Show
Make Your Own BED" with
Jack Carson and Jane Wy
man. TV Key says: Silly
little COMEDY about a prl-
vate eye and his girl who
take jobs as butler and maid
supposedly in line Of duty
(l944).
Evening star., 1957-11-20

ton / can think of is that the
contestants just can't help
themselves. =. How can you an
swer positively if you're not
sure? :. IF you do-and are
wrong-you look twice as silly,
too.)
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One Of Steve Aliens guests
Sunday will be singer Teal Joy
and if you're curious, the
Seattle-born newcomer is of
Japanese, French and Peruvian
descent :. (NBC thinks enough
of her to send along her first
album for Bethlehem Records)
Capitol Records. ,inciden-
Evening star., 1957-11-20
TODAY'S RADIO
HiGHLIGHTS

500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Prince Igor Over
ture by Borodin. Symphony
in B Flat Major by Chaus-
son and Symphony No. 8 in
B Minor by Schubert.
7:O0, WWDC-Tris Coffin.
Sen ator Alexander Wiley
Republican from Wiscon-
SOM. ranking Republican on
the Foreign Relations Com
tee. discusses Should Pres
ident Eisenhower meet with
Khrushchev?"
500. WGMS-symphony Hall
Suite No. l in c by Bach,
Piano Concerto No. l in G
Minor, Opus IS by Mendels-
sohn and Symphony No. 6
in F, Opus So Pastoral by
0CStliUVtIl.
$500. WOL-Good Music Time
Fantasia by Schubert, D
Minor Partita for violin by
Bach and Violin Concerto
by Shostakovich.
1O:35, WWDC-Steye Allison
Show: Guests are Charles
Conrad, Planning Director
National Capital Planning
Commission; jerome P.
Pickard, Economic Develop
ment Committee. Washing
ton Board of Trade: and
author Ken Heckler.
Evening star., 1957-11-20

him in the Farley Granger
Shelley Winters costarrer is
Arthur O'Connell. a bridge
player.
Critic John Crosby's embar-
RAISING moment. !. He had to
cancel an appearance on Mike
Wallace's ABC Interview show
when CHS boss Hubbell Robin
son pointed out that the net
work had an exclusive contract
with him. /. Robinson refused
to make an exception. +. The
question: Should a TV critic
sign exclusively with one net
work?
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The Margaret Leighton who
played the blind woman in
Mondays Suspicion (WRC-4 is
the same elegant actress who
was SO magnificent on Broad
Evening star., 1957-11-20
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WRC tD-Wagon Train:
"The Mary Halstead Story"
starring Agnes Moorehead.
A womans search for her
long lost son comes to an
unexpected climax on the
wagon train.
$500. WTTG (5 - Eight
O'Clock Movie: Hotel Re-
serve with James Mason
and Patricia Medina. TV
Key says: Okay espionage
melodrama about a guest
at a French seaside resort
who is accused of being d
Nazl agent. but traps the
real spy tl945D.
900, WRC 4-Kraft Thea.
ter: Color The Sound of
Trouble with Jill Corey
The story OF Jealousy and
revenge that develops when
a starring m e m Der of q
touring troupe finds his love
Evening star., 1957-11-20

goes q coveted Tv role-the
Princess in the S. J. Perelman-
Cole Porter Aladdin set for
February 2i. CBS-Tv. Cyril
Ritchard was announced d
several weeks ago. Radio
giveaway note: Beginning Mo-
vember rs. wwDC will give
cash awards ranging from $50
to $1,000 for lucky dollar
bills. =. You can't say that
producers Of U. s. Steel lack
sumption. -. The musical ver-
sion Of "Tom Sawyer" was a
fiop last year. so they're COM
ing back tonight 90 o'clock
with the same lad. Jimmy Boyd,
as "Huck Finn. I. The Code
Review Board of the National
ASSociation~of Radio o-TeleviSion
Broadcasters' tsoon to be the
National Association of Broad
|casters) came out against the
idea Of horror movie packages
similar to that sold locally to
WTOP. In Sponsor maga-
zine recently. DR.. Ernest Dich-
ter. analyzing the appeal of
shock" films. says that it's the
out-of-control element that
gets us. What is horrifying is
that the uncomfortable mon-
ster is, in many respects, really
ourselves. What is fascinating
is that we would not really mind
being a little bit out of control
every once in a while, if only
to redress the balance"
Grrrrrrrr.
Evening star., 1957-11-20

tally, has acquired the record
ing rights to the original Broad
way cast album of THE Music
Man." now in Philadelphia and
heading for New York Deem
ber 49,. Music and lyrics are
by Meredith Wilson-remember
him? -. A must for the jazz
fan-the National Guard Ar
mOry show. Saturday night
headlining the Gerry Mulligan.
Chico Hamilton, George Shear
ing, Miles Davis and the AUS
tralian Jazz combOs, plus singer
Helen Merrill.
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To Anna Maria Alberghetti
Evening star., 1957-11-20

Disneyland-"The Best Doggone Dog in the World" Dog
lovers will enjoy the final portion of this program, in
which talented pooch rounds five sheep saving them
from assorted dangers But despite nice shots Of
the canine world the show marred by frequent house
plugs for Dsney's next movie 1880 pm. WMAL-7.
Big of the sideen from the old Jimmy Dorsey
band have been brought back together, along with Bob
Ebery and Helen OConne to reprse such great Dorsey
arrangements Green Eyes" "The Breeze and T. and
the exciting 80 Rare Other attractions include "Ca
of the Wild" by fine young singer, Lonnie Sattin and
Gene Krupa-Trini Reyes duet, "Drum Boogie" Edge
does her best record Too Close For Comfort and
the Hi-Los team with Patti Page for "How About YOU
8 pm, WTOP-9
Father Knows Best-Lovable tolerant patient easygoing
Jim Anderson let's the of the day or the
diosyncrases OF his family upset him. That u.s. never
until tonight when he gets conned into teaching Margaret
how to drive Thoroughly enjoyable half hour $3.50 pm
WRC-4.
Tombstone Territory KILLER Without Conscience"
There's concerted plot to dscredit Clay Hoster and
bring in gunsinger to replace him sheriff The plan
doesn't but it gives you another chance to see
second-haf High Noon'type showdown Good western
melodramatics. $3.50 pmr WMAL-7.
Ozze and Harriet-Ozzes Triple Banana Surprise" This
is OzzieS night for problems He eats much before
going to sleep that he's beset by Nightmares. Then a
wee-hour phone call wakes him up from one bad dream
and punges him k-deep into worse one Plenty OF
laughs loads of confusion and Haleujah no plugs for
records. pm, WMAL-7.
L. S. HOur-Huck Finn starring Jack Carson, Basil
Rathbone Earle Hyman and Jimmy Boyd It's not every
day that TV drama shows open and close on note Of
utter tranquility but this generally charming musical
adaptation of Mark Twan's classic does In between,
you'll hear several right purity songs, including You Are
to Wonder by right purity Florence Henderson
Students of dramatic irony please note the funeral scene
another segment Carson nearly stranges the normally
suave Rathbone, and Hyman winds things up singing
"Loahn' On the Water" If the kids up late they'll
enjoy watching this with you 10 pm, WTOP-9.
This Is Your beneath the surface and you'll dis
that tonights guest cheerful they come An
important figure motion pictures TV and the theaer
he's good company 10 pm, WRC-.
Evening star., 1957-11-20

way in Separate Tables" l..
Geraldine Page played it bril-
liantly here at the Nation
ALL -. The TV melOdrama had
its mOments-and all of them
when the camera was focused
on Miss Leighton.
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Tip to Lassie fans: Have a
large handkerchief ready for
Evening star., 1957-11-20
ON THE AIR
A Bod Bounce
For Actor DonIeyy
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Midweek Roundup:

In Brian Donlevys Tv contract there could be
clause specifying that the actor shall play hand
ball prior the performance fast game Saturday
resulted in broken replacement in A. j. Cronins
eyond This Place. Commute "Show Of the Month to
be seen Monday (e:30 to IL pm. WTOP-9) Subbng for
Evening star., 1957-11-20
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonigIts top sho10s as preDiewed By TV KEYS sta6.
uho attend rehedrs1L match screenings and nhnlyse
scripts New York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered a guide to area uieiUers.. IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

The Asian-African nations talk
of returning to their idea Of
applying economic sanctions
against Israel until she complies
with United Nations resolutions
calling for withdrawal behind
the arInistice lines.
Apply Equal Justice
The administration wants to
avoid "unilateral" pressure on
Israel and prefers that the
United Nations General Assem-
bly, apply "even-handed justice"
to all blame worthy parties.
1t is noted that several reports
of fedayeen or commando raids
on Israel have been reported
since the November 2 resolution
calling for a cease-flre and with
drawal behind the armistice
lines. 1t appears that Israel's
failure to comply with with
drawal portions have been
matched by some Arab nations
violation of the cease-fire.
On which countries the blame
for these cease-fire violations
belongs is a matter for the
United Nations Truce Super
visory Commission to determine.
Israel has charged Jordan with
several commando raids, and
Egypt was accused by Britain
and France of violating the
cease-f1re in the Suez Canal
area.
Pressure Denied
Although the United States
still insists strongly on uncondi-
tional withdrawal by Israel be-
hind the 1949 armistice lines,
American officials deny that any
pressure is being brought on Tel
Aviv behind the scenes. For the
present the United States is re-
lying on public pressure through
the United Nations and its Sec
rotary General in whom Wash
ington has great confidence.
The United States has also de-
cided that it is implicit" in
United Nations resolutions that
the United Nations Emergency
Force has a general obligation
10 prevent recurrence of Incl
dents that led to a resumption
Of hostilities" between Egypt and
israel late last october.
But the time to establish this
more definitely in the United
Nations would be regarded to be
ripe only after Israel withdraws
completely from Sinai and GAIA.
Washington policymakers be-
lieve they can go no farther in
guaranteeing Israel access to her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
Moscow Denounces
u. S. GIobuI FLIGHT

MOSCOW, Jan. rs (R.-The
army newspaper Red Star de-
ciared today the recent round
the-world flight of United States
B-52s is part of global prepara-
ton by the United States to
launch war against the Soviet
Union.
In the first comment here on
the nonstop fight by three
United States Stratofortresses in
As hours and 10 minutes, the So
Wet newspaper said:
American imperialists prepar-
ing a nuclear war against the
Soviet Union realize they them
selves will be subject to nuclear
retaliation. They are stubbornly
seeking ways of destroying others
while they themselves remain in
tact"
The United States Air Force
said the flight was a demonstra-
ton of its capability to drop a
hydrogen bomb anywhere in the
world.
In recent days the Russians
have launched campaign warn
ing other nations not to Coop
crate with the United States in
furnishing overseas bases, saying
they were risking retaliatory nu-
clear destruction by so doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

port at Elath, on the Gulf Of
Aqaba, than to express their
conviction that the gulf is an
international waterway.
Concerns I Nations
This judgement is based on
well established international
practice. Four nations. Egypt.
Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia
are all potential beneficiaries Of
the Gulf Of Auaba and thus have
through the Strait Of Tiran.
an iterest in free navigation
Neither the United States nor
the United Nations is as pessi-
mistic about Egypt's intentions
to resume either fedayeen
raids or stoppage Of Israel ship
ping-as is Israel and much Of
the world is press. American OF
ficials say Egypt has not been as
intransigeant in its formal con-
facts with them or with U. N.
representatives as the Egyptian
press has been.
They do not regard the Egyp-
tan press as a representative Of
final Cairo positions. but more a
psychological instrument and
launcher Of trial balloons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
SofewoyDoto
Stricken From


Testimony concerning policies
and practices Of another large
food chain yesterday was ordered
stricken from the record of the
Federal Trade Commission hear
ing of complaint against Giant
Food Shopping Center, Inc.
The ETC complaint accuses
Giant of soliciting and obtaining
allowances from suppliers to pro-
mote the suppliers' products at
Giants anniversary" sales. The
chain allegedly obtained extra
allowances in violation of a Fed
eral regulation requiring sup
pliers to offer the same allow
ances to one retail outlet as it
does to competing stores.
Arthur Hanson, attorney for
the Safeway Stores, Inc, moved
to quash subpoena requiring
production of contracts, inter-
Office memoranda and other
Safeway records concerning CO.
operative advertising.
Mr.. Hanson argued that Safe
way was not a party to the case
and that testimony given earlier
by its employees was in response
to ETC subpoena. He also OBJ
iected to company business rec
ords being shown to a COMPETE
tor.
Commission Examiner Frank
Hier resolved the issue by order
ing that testimony concerning
Safeway policies in receiving pro-
motion allowances be stricken as
not being necessary to the case.
Andrew c. Goodhope, ETC at
torney, noted an objection. The
hearing is subject to resumption
on 10 days notice.