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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

ROME. italy. Oct. 20 W1.--
The Moscow correspondents ol
Italy's Communicative news.
papers today rejected specula.
ton that Soviet Marshal 0eorg
X. Zhukov had been relieved
Of the defense ministry for
promotion.
One Of the Communist re.
porters even linked Marsha
zhukov with aspirations to re.
vive the "cult Of personality
the one-man rule typified b
Stain.
Giuseppe Boffa, the CORE.
spondent for L'Unita. the ON.
cial Italian Communist paper
wrote that theories Marsha
zhukov would be promoted
apparently must be completely
discarded" on the other hand
he added. there was no real
indication as to what would
happen TO him.
This was somewhat Of q
reversal for L'Unita. Il had
carried this headline over an
earlier story: new high task
for Marshal Zhukov?"
No Higher Post Seen
Augusta Livi. the correspond
ent for II Paese. q pro : Com
munist paper. also wrote that
zhukov apparently
would not get q higher post.
and went further:
In evident controversy with
zhukov's position. there are re-
ports of reafiirmation among
the directing elements Of the
government against any resur-
rection. in any form. Of the
cult Of personality"
II Paese's headline over the
story was even more specific.
II said:
THE discharge Of Zhukov Is
considered definite 10
Zhukov may be charged an
attempt TO resurrect in his
favor the cult Of personality
:"
II was presumed here that
both Boffa and Livi had some
Kremlin coaching before send
ing their stories. which passed
through Soviet censorship. The
correspondents stories seemed
TO hint that Marshal -Zhukov
was feared as q rival TO the,
party boss. Nikita Khurshchev.
In the West a host Of theories
about Marshal Zhukov's fate
kept even the best informed ex-
perts on Russia puzzled. So
Wet censorship prevented Mos
COW correspondents from send
ing some interpretations Of his
removal.
Diplomats in London sug-
gested that there soon might be
more changes in the Kremlin.
They said Mr.. Khrushchev
seemed to have frightened his
hold by removing his strong
est potential rival for power.
Significance was attached TO
the curtness Of the Soviet an
nouncement that the popular
6l-year-old Defense Minister
had been relieved" The Rus
SLAMS usually say relieved for
other duties" II another Job is
In prospect.
Sir David Kelly. British
Ambassador to Moscow from,
1919 to 1851. told the Sunday
Times in London:
Even IL Marshal Zhukov
is not in complete disgrace. his
removal from the military
command is q most serious
step for Khrushchev to have
taken"
Party Discussion Due
In London, the Communist
Daily Worker said the central
committee Of the Soviet Com
munist Party was expected to
discuss Marshall Zhukov's re-
moval today.
while there Is no ofiicial
or even unofiicial information
available" the Daily Worker
said, ut seemed Zhukov was not
slated for promotion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
London Sontu on Duty

LONDON. Oct. % R.-A
two-months- before Christmas
note: the seasons first Santa
Claus has taken up his stand in
a London department store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

Amendment privilege before a
grand jury TO questions which
he answered at the trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22

Leave 1t to Beaver-A sweet where 7year-old Beaver
has crush his pretty teacher Not much really hap
pens but Diane Brewster, who looks and like
Joan Fontaine plays the teacher The kid has pretty
good taste. 7:30 pm, sWTOP-9.
"a gun duel between man and woman. Western fans
should look in-ts pretty lively. Constance Ford plays
the lady sharpshooter with fair amount of
pm, WTOP-9
Patrice Munse ShOw-You can't tell Buddy Hackett
Robert Merrill apart as the boys team up Anything
You Can Do" from Annie Get Your Cum (at least that's
what Hackett says). Merrill also contributes "S Down.
You're Rocking the Boat and Princess Pat trills 1.-THE
Boy Next Door, and you Will Wear Velvet" Entertain
ing show spced by Hacketts explanation of how to tell
what part of the country people hail from. $3.50 pmq
WMALA-7.
Squad-iller in Town" Tonghts show concerns cop
killer Pretty straightforward stuff until the end
the killer is brought to bay in exciting style. pm,
WRC4.
Frank Sinatra Show-A nice choice songs tonight
sparkle. Frank does fine job on 81 Wish Were in
Again." "Sit Right Down and Write Myself Letter" and
my Funny Valentine" Guest Erin OObren duets with
the host Lets Get Away From 1t All" and then
breathes through Im There Is You" Pleasant en-
tertainment, but audience is needed. pm. WMAI-7
Person to Persona occasion this seresboh guests
worth visiting. From Bronxville, N Y Jack Paar
talks about his seepess existence moderator the
wacky Tonight show Walter Sezak shows off rustic fur
nture he made at home and then gets down discuss
ing his Broadway Hollywood Should have some
real wit 1890 pm, WTOP-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22
W KEY PREVIEWS

Tontghts top shoDs preUteDed by TV Keys stat,
Who attend reearSGlS match screenings and analyze
scripts in New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide to vietDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

900, WASH-FM-In the Con.
cert Hall: William Tel
Overture by Rossini. Piano
Concerto No. 20 in D Minor
by Mozart and Etudes SYM
phoniques by Schumann.
$500, WOL-Jazz Nocturne
Charlie Byrd and his Trio
800. VOL - Good Music
Time: Concerto Crosse by
Manfredini. Suite for viola
by Marias, Symphony No. 4
by Mailer and La Clara by
Casella.
1880. WGMS - Symphony
Hall: La Cimarosiana by
Cimarosa-M alipiero. Fam
tasy on Russian Themes,
Opus 33 by Rimsky-Korsa
kov and Divertimento for
Strings by Bartok.
1885. WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: Guests include DR.
Paul B. Cornely and DR.
Arnold Greenberg.
TOmOrrOw's Games
lis, WRC-Ohio State VS.
Michigan.
1880, WTOP and WPIK-
Maryland VS.. Virginia.
200, WGMS-Notre Dame VS.
Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22

IL o'clock. &. Donna Jean
Evans, the. promising young
local singer who was on Ted
Mack's show a few weeks ago,
gets another shOwcasing on
Saturday November 3O--via the
Johnny Pearson-ABC radio
show. WMAL will carry it
that afternoon only from 5 to
Z pm.
4 ~ \
To clarity the comments in
this space few days ago about
the "shock" packages Of films.
now going the TV rounds, here's
exactly what the code review
board of the National Associa-
ton Of Radio and Television
Broadcasters had to say on the
subject after a November Is
meeting in Beverly Hills:
In an action directed totoard
horror and shock" film pack
ages that hare been placed on
the market, the Code Board
called attention to pertinent
sections Of the Teleuision Code
referring to exhibition of such
programs. The code admon-
iSheS against "the use of Hor-
rOr for its oiDn sake" in TV
production.
I don't see anything particu-
larry amiss when a TV station
like WTOP) books them once
a week, at a late hour Q1:15,
commencing Dec. II The
packagers, however. invariably
include the mediocre with the
good--a Son of Wolfman Meets
Frankenstein, 3d.. which might
fit the horror for its own sake"
admonition. Anyway, the
board took no official action
peyOnu the statement ABOVE.
4 X 4 4
Reminders: Ed Murrow visits
Jack (NBC) Paar and actor
Walter Slezak tonight (WTOP-
30. Sunday afternoon fea-.
lures include Wide Wide
Worlds visit to the southwest
in Miracle in the Desert" a
pm. WRC-4); See 1t Now's
first program examining the
peaceful uses of atomic energy
Is pm, WTOP-9), and goth
Century's study of "Brainwash-
ing" Is pm, WTOP-9.
Bob Hopes postponed show
will be seen Sunday, 7 to g.
pm, WRC-4, pre-empting Ted
Mack and Sally. The latter
programs will be back the fol-
lowing Sunday.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22

by Ethel Barrymore Colt, who'll
sing "Plaisir d'Amour," which
her mother sang in the 1917
production of Lady Of the
Camellias."
Personal Note: What I'd love
to see again-her electric en-
trance in The Corn is Green"
A fledgling critic discover
ed that long-ago night at the
National. in that flashing in
slant, what his elders meant
when they intoned the word
"theater."
X 4 X X
The November rs issue of Life
has a piece on the new look for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22
OTHER TV
HHHLIGHTS

1880. WRC az -Saber of Lon
don: The only lead to the
murder Of a man who had
no friends or enemies is that
his wife could benefit from
his death in ''Luger sEof
Chesser."
500, WRC (4)-Court of Last
Resort: Darlene Fitzgerald
was convicted of a murder
in which a woman was
pushed down a mine shaft.
She was sent to prison but
protested her innocence for
several years until her case
was brought to the atten-
ton of the court.
$40. WTTC (5) - Warner
Brothers Premiere: TOO
Young to Know with Rob-
ert Hutton and Joan Leslie.
TV key says: A horror about
an Air Force officer who re-
turns from the wars and
learns his wife has given
their child away 1945).
$3.50, WTOP t9) = Playhouse
of Stars: mo Second Help
ing" with Myrna 10y and
Tom Helmore. A devoted
wife tries to hold on to her
sense of humor when her
husband thinks he is In love
with a girl young enough to
be his daughter.
1000, WRC (4}-Cavalcade OF
Sports: Rory Calhoun VS.
Bobby Boyd in a 10-rouno
middleweight bout.
1880. WMAL (0-State Troop
err: What Price Gloria?'
Trooper Blake prevents
homicide in the story of two
girls in love with the same
man.
1900. WTTG (5) Elever
O'Clock Movie: "Playmates'
with Peter Lind Hayes anC
John Barrymore. TV Key
says: Tasteless heavy
handed musical comedy
about a Shakespearean actor
who joins with a bandleadei
to catch up on back taxes
(194l).
11:15, WTOP t9)-Late Show
Conquest" with Greta Gar
DO and Charles Boyer. TV
Key says: Romance of Ma.
poleon and Countess Valew-
ska. 1t is a good film. in
spite Of the expense and
cast. but not on par with
CARLOS or Boyer's best
(1937).
1870, WMAL az - Premiere
Performance: Sunday Din
ner for a Soldier" with John
Kodiak and Anne Baxter
The story of an orphaned
family who make an I'M
usual sacrifice in order to
provide dinner for stranger
l944.
1890. WTOP (9D-Late Late
Show: Monster From the
Ocean Floor" with Stuart
Wade and Anne Kimball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22


Lassie. 1t points out that
Jon Provost, while a precocious
second-grader in other respects,
can't read. :. The boy took a
series of tests at the UCLA
reading clinic last month which
may help determine the
cause. Jon memories the
following days scenes with a
dialogue coach who is a trained
child psychologist and makes a
game out of the chore.
x x = =
NBC brass will check a revue
opening at a Vegas spot in
February for a possible TV
spectacular. It's called New
Faces of 1928" and features
Paul Whiteman. Harry Rich
man. Rudy Vallee and Buster
KeatOn.
n 81
Singer Nat Cole will do his
last NBC show December II. i.
He was offered a 13-week ex-
tension.but turnedait doWnebe-
cause of personal appearances
previously contracted for. !.
Quotes in a New York news
paper indicate that Cole blames
Madison Avenue for failure to
obtain a national sponsor. If
this accurately reflects his feel
ings, it's unfortunate. ;. Dozens
of good shows Sustaining and
otherwise) are on TV no longer
because NJ a olson Avenu e
couldn't sell them. :. "A Variety
headline this week reads:
TELEVISION HAS
| A SORE THROAT
And Sinatra, to name one. is
in big trouble. Who can
blame sponsors for shying away
from song shows?
x X X *
Jack Pdar tUiU do a One-time
90 minute special for NBC in
the spring called "The Best of
Tonight" One guest who'll
hare to be on it for sure :
Jonathan Winters.
x X 4 4
The way things are going
nowadays: S. j. Perelman and
Cole Porter. who are collabor-
ating on the musical version of
Aladdin" for CHS February
2D, Just discovered that they're
writing for teen-age hero Sal
Mineo, who'll play the title
role. Others already cast:
Cyril Ritchard. as the magician
and Anna Maria Alberghetti
as the princess.
4 4 X
MICS Monitor tWRC-radiO)
will pick up Richard Maltby's
music from the ShOreham Blue
Room tomorrow night, 1850 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22
Other AM Stutions
FIN Stations

WRc-FM-s3.s Me.-si3o an 10 I an.
HloP.FM-ss.3 Nc. -7i.hOut operation.
MASh-FM--91 Me- am 10 midnight.
W0LFM-ss.1 Me- an to midnight.
WFAh-FM- 1908 Me.-24.houi operation.
WWDc-FM- t0i,i Nc. y an to an
WeMs-FM- lo3.s Nc. weekdays s.2S an.
midnight. Sundays E5s an to Midnight
RARL-FM-105.i Nc, SIS an. 10 pm.
WUST'fM- i0s.5 Nc. -1i3o an to 3 pm
MMAl I'm loI3 Nc. = 1915 am. % midaiRh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22
TeIevision Tomorrow-soturdoy, Nov q. 1857

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~ HsMdy DosE te dys Gang H. ur ao Captain Gallant a. True sb
l.
Me Footha Duke vs.. University North caslns $50 ush Tser
We2 Clubhouse 1870 City Assignment Adventure Playhouse
- MIt Grant Show; s. East Side Kids Capital Caravan.
wAAL-3 Saturday
~ Victory Sea; $50. the
woP-ss MGW Meditation Stop lsok and listen e s,o Ranger NAL Alt
Basket G3o Captain Playhouse;
1885, Saturday Playhouse Shows The i;3o
Stories Of the Century; Mstnee Show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22

TV Key says: Standard
thriller about a miniature
sub that invades the briny
deep and meets a frighten-
ing sea monster (l954).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22
ON THE AIR
ToIIuIoh Benched
For Barrymore Show
BY BERNIE HARRISON


you're wondering why Claudette Colbert is replacing
Taulah tomorrow nights hour salute Ethel Barrymore
Go to H. WC- here's the tactfu explanation reayed
NBC Talluah and the producers couldn't agree "the
extent of her participation" in the program
The Barrymore family incidentally will be represented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
FADS AND FASHIONS
Versatile Separates

This fashion highlight has just
made it's appearance in New York ana
Choose from a cotton knit tee
shirt, toreadors in the longer ankle
bone length, a cardigan, sheath sim
skirt with an elastic waistband, or a
ritzv blouse top with high boat
neck, short turn-up sleeves and a gath
cred elastic hip-hugger.
Sun gold or rose are the new
Spring shades to keep an eye on. These
new corduroy-like SEPARATES come IN
these tones. At Bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

by Sonny James and the Grew Gus
for other companies. is country
music tune. RED Sails in the sun
SET" an old ballad. dates HUI
the early 193Os. Tab gives II
twist by singing it with . $40"
ock-and-roll beat.
For news Of the latest popular
releases. see Bob Williams COL
umn, "Tops in Pops" In sno
Amusement Section of The o'a''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
TOP TEEN TUNES
Tabs Young Love
By HARRY BAcAS

Tab Hunter was a teen-ager's
idol before he ever made record.
This big, rugged, blond-haired
movie actor hit the top of the teen
age popularity polls with moves
like Island of Desire" Track OF
the Cat" and-the biggest-"Battle
Cry"
He's IS now and suddenly a
reco. ding star too, although until
last month he had never sung any
where except in a shower. HIS
only record so far, but one Whlch
sold 500 900 copies in the first two
week., is young Love" and "Red
Sails in the Sunset" on the Dot
label.
A Chicago disc jockey, Howard
Miller, met Tab Hunter in Chicago
last summer. When he saw now
teen-agers stomped and swooned
for him, Miller asked Tab why
he didn't make record.
Because / can't sing" said the
actor.
But Miller thought that was no
excuse. So last month he had a
talk with Randy Wood, president
of Dot Records.
He went back to Hollywood,
signed Tab Hunter to a contract
and ordered a recording session.
Tab was scared, despite IA hours
of rehearsal the day before.
Tab, who is thought OF as the
clean-cut, wholesome American
type, rather than a member of the
dirty shirt" school of acting. sings
the songs pretty straight. But, as
one listener observed, his style
has sex in it,
young Love-" already recorded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
BY ELEM
Fashion Editor

What's a teens favorite wardrobe
item? A good-looking tee shirt, long
toreador pants, her cardigan sweater
or her pet skirt?
Most teens love 'em all equally
because they know that separates are
the best fashion pals girl can make.
A new cotton vale knit has come
out to delight the teen who wants
something different in an easy-to-wash
and care for fabric. 1t is cotton but has
the soft, wonderful look of corduroy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

its plots against the liberal Arab
movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
SHIP STRIKES BUS;
DAMAGES DIVIDED
LATTER ARGUMENT

MIURA. Japan (R.-A
ship and a bus collided yes
terday.
The bus driver, Kisaburo
Suzuki. and ships navigator.
Tsutomu Yamamoto, argued
for hours over paying for a
broken window in the bus,
then agreed to share the
cost.
The Sakurajima Maru, a
training ship for a local
maritime school. changed di-
rection in front of a pier,
Mr.. Yamamoto said. The
long bowsprit hit the bus
parked near the end Of the
pier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

said. is bringing wondrous things
to man. but, in clear reference
to war. the Pope also said the
night which surrounds the world
could also, even Unexpectedly
become engulfed in storm"
The Pontiff stood behind glass
panels protecting him from q
sharp wind. The clamor of APP
plause rang over the square and
beyond into packed side streets
Voice Reflects Emotion
In an emotion filled voice, the
Pope said:
Many already are beginning
to perceive-and admit it-that
this night of the world has come
about because Christ has been
ARRESTED: because they wished
to exclude him from family.
cultural and social life; because
the people have risen up against
him, because he has been cruci-
fled, and rendered voiceless and
motionless.
Meanwhile. in the world, I'M
der providence. tho, are about
to- be multiplied methods for
the fuller and freer develop
of life. While the discoveries of
science broaden the horizon Of
human z possibilities technical
developiAentg and organization
render suchfconquasts effective
BY putting them It the immeM-
ate service Of man.
"Nuclear energy has. in fact,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
President Urged
To Visit Indonesiu

TAMPAKS1RING. Bali, .Apri
% (P1.-President Sukarno sale
yesterday he has just invited
President Eisenhower for the
third time to make an Indoresiar
state visit. 4
The visit would do him good
AS a conference.-the. SUI
karno said, adding that he ex-
pected an early reply from Pres
ident Eisenhower and was very
hopeful he will come"
President Eisenhower told me
when I was in the United States
in 1855 that heswas thinking OF
making the trip here. He will
probably come via Pakistan, In
dia and Thailand."
Soviet President Klementi
Voroshilov, now touring in China
is due to make a state visit to
Indonesia next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
JORDAN
Continued From First Pag.

Continued From First Page
against Jordan's independence. >
Syrian officials were reported dis.
pleased by his statement anc
said to have asked him to re.
frain from politics while in Syria
u. s. Pressure Reported
Gen. Nuwar, another former
Jordan chief of staff whose resig-
nation was accepted by King
Hussein during the crisis because
Of Gen. Nuwar's strong pro-
Egyptian views, was quoted by q
Damascus newspaper as saying
1t. Col. James L. Sweeney, United
States military attache in Am.
man. had put strong pressure
on me to form a military govern
ment in Jordan under my pre-
miership provided I accept the
Eisenhower Doctrine"
Il advised him not to cause a
massacre in the country out of
which they (the Americans) will
emerge the losers" he was
quoted.
He assailed the present Jordan
government. and said it was
practicing "sheer deceit and
aimed at paving the way for
American colonialism to complete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Eddie Fisher Hurt
In Nevada Crush

LAS VEGAS. New, April q
(R.-Singer Eddie Fisher suf-
fered slight leg and neck in
juries when his car got into the
middle Of a three-way Easter
Sunday collision here.
Police said Mr.. Fisher, %
drove up to the Tropicana Hotel
where he is appearing, and his
car was struck from behind by
one driven by Miss Tori Altman
80, Las Vegas. Mr.. Fishers car
in turn. struck one in front Of
him driven by Robert j. Kerr
Duarte, Calf.
Miss Altman, who suffered
decorations and had three teeth
knocked out. was cited for reck-
less driving. Mr.. Fisher was
given a ticket for not having q
drivers license in his possession
Mr.. Kerr was not cited and was
not hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Intent on Soviet Link

its plots against the liberal Arab
movement"
Intent on Soviet Link
Foreign Minister Sulieman Ma
bulsi reiterated Jordan's inten-
ton to establish diplomatic rela-
lions with Russia, saying:
why should we fear Soviet
diplomats more than others?
might state here, that I have
noted other diplomatic missions
already interfering in our inter-
nal affairs"
| Mr.. Nabulsi. who resigned as
Prime Minister IL days ago al
the demand of King Hussein, in
sisted that the politely of the
new government under Premier
Hussein Khalidi would not
change from that of the preced-
ing one. He seemed surprised
that anyone should think il
strange the government still
lplanned to exchange diplomats
with Moscow. It had been gen.
orally believed his approaches
to the Soviet Union were one
OF the reasons for his dismissal.
Both Mr.. Nabulsi and Premier
Khalidi said the Jordan govern
ment had invited President Ell
|senhower's special envoy, James
lP. Richards, last February &c
come to Amman to explain the
Eisenhower doctrine for the Mid
die East.
Invitation Called Adequate
] Mr.. Nabulsi said no further in.
Ivitation was necessary. Ameri-
can officials. however, have taken
the line that a definite bid has
not been extended and Mr.
Richards still is awaiting a
proper invitation.
Mr.. Nabulsi said Jordan would
reject any conditions attached
to any United States aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Unconscious 3 Years,
Scranton Airmun Dies

PHILADELPHIA. April % (R.
"A 26-year-old naval airman
from Scranton. Pa. is dead after
three years of Inconsistencies.
John Cipriano was injured in
an automobile accident January
5, 1854. He was knocked uncon-
scious. He died here Friday.
without ever coming out Of the
coma. Doctors had kept him
alive by feeding him through a
tube into his stomach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

already opened UP a new age
Houses are already lighted by
the use Of energy flowing from
the amplification of nuclear ifs
sion. and the days seem not far
distant when cities will be Lit
and machines driven by syn
lthetic processes similar to those
to which the sun and the other
planets have been giving heat
for many millions of years."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

kCaOCs
More than 100000 pilgrims
largest throng ever to listen to g
papal Easter message. gave a ire
mendous cheer as the frail, 81
year-old head of the Roman
Catholic Church finished speak
ing from the central loggia OF
st. Peters basilica.
The Piazza looked like white
caps at sea as men, women and
children waved handkerchiefs
From the obelisk at the center OF
the square several hundred pig.
cons wheeled into the sky in a
fluttering of wings.
Heard by Millions
Vatican radio and European
television networks carried the
Pope's words to millions. In the
next few days the Easter mes
sage will be broadcast in %
languages.
The Pope spoke at noon yes
terday. His words coupled hope
with warning-hope for the pos
sibilities Of q mighty nuclear age
dedicated to peace and warning
against its possible uses for war.
He reiterated his 1856 Easter
message blessing the peaceful
Uses of nhclear energy.
A mighty nuclear epoch, he