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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1852 Super convertible: new
black top. dynafiow: S395; terms
to suit. BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis.
ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
BUICK "a Super Riviera 2-door
sedan; gray and blue top. dyna
r. and h.. reeonditioned and guar
anteed. 81 400. HORNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th.
BUICK 80 2-dr. sedan: green and
white, dyna., II and h.: very clean:
guaranteed: -S1.599. HORNER s
coz; BUICK Dealer, Fla. ave. ne.
BUICK so Roadmaster Riviera hard
top; electric windows. dyna., r. and
NERs seee coE Rni'f BUICK lex Dealer. hP ia
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK "a Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan
power steering and brakes, dyna. !,
r. and h.; 2-tone green; recondi-
toned and guaranteed; S1,499.
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer,
Fla. ave. ne, at 9th, Ii. 6-6464
BUICK "a snper hardtop; dyna., =,
h.. Wv. tires, two-tone: 81 .49q.
HoRNER'S BUICK. Midtown Deal
er. III 14th st. NV. DI. 7-3903.
BUICK SO 2-dr.; power steering,
dynafiow, T.. h. real clean car;
Si,649, HORNBR'S BUICK, Mid
town Dealer. I'LL 14th st. n.w.'
d.. 7-3993.
BUICK rs Special convert; power
steering and brakes, dyna.. r, h.,
Wv tires; blue and gray. This Is
real sharp car, only 81 .94g
HoRNERS BUICK. Midtown Deal
er, iii l4th st. NV, DI. 7-3993
CADILLAC 1856
Club cpe.: only 5000 mi. I-owner
Cannot be told from brand new;
s3.795; will accept as little IS $685.
local bank Sorry, no trade on this
one. Phone PA. 5-1922. COLES.
CADILLAC '53 4-door sedan: strik-
ing powder. blue with white top
aaaDDe Fad xh esr ste only ssSs
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA MD OIL $1,000
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INVESTORS
SHOPPING CENTER

5-year-old, 2-famiiy nat. each apt
. rms. kit and bath; $4,000 down
assume one tB&L trust. ST. 3-UOdB,
ewes, EN- 2-t57g
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SUMMER CAMPS
MONEY TO LOAN

UNIQUE CAMP for girls, s 10 16;
two-week sessions, June 30-AuR
10 Call JU. g-637l.
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"O-unit building with LIVING nm
bedrm.. large dinette and bath each
nicely furnished. In Northwest
location. on carline Excellent rental
history income. SCI 900 per year
plus owners apt. expenses low OBJ
portunity for investor for secure in
vestment. ideal for owner occupany
VERY. reasonable terms for responsible
purchaser Price Sl35,00O Call SOL
WOLBERG, ewes ia. 0-lTSB
SHANNON a. LUcHs co
724 18th 81 NV MA. s-2345
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FLEIscHMAN BLDG, 1903 Bonita
Isl Sc. y mile over D. { line. ideal
once space in new bldg air-con.
ditioned; Branch ave Sc md !;
and dentists available, Ample park
ing facilities
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Fully leased on long term leases and
showing income over $4,000 an
Is IN fine location and excellent con
dition. mo phone information For
details make apt with Mr.. O'Haz7a
TE. 6-e430. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO An A.O0OS
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Buckingham Community
SHOPPING CENTER

Modern corner store, entire front
ana side all glass. suitable general
merchandise. eeady-to-wear, men s
wear. family shoe. gifts or dis
count house L. p KETTEL. 3l3
North Glebe I'd Arlington. Va, IA.
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STORES FOR RENT

CLARENDON, corner loo, across
from Barnes and Kimel. J. c Pen.
ney and SeaTs-R oebuck Insp. to-
day. 1870 N. Highland st. Just of
Wilson blvd G. (. LANIER. Real
Estate IA 7.3434.
800 BLOCK LEE HWY, Arlington
- new stores. IN by 80 IT. with
full bsmt. Reasonable rent. AR
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
s533 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. ia
7-444s: ewes. JE. 2-10f0.
BRIGHT, WELL-LIGHTED STORE
with large show window at 1890
Bladensburg I'd. ne. suitable for
many purposes. with ample park
ing. S65 month LA 6-iSS5;
EN-. 2-6S27. HARPER ELECTRIC
SERVICE.
SILVER SPRING-33 BY IS with
parking in rear: wall-to-wan car
pet. Ideal for any type business
For further info. call AID. 2-0742
or EN-. .-S6SS.
STORE FOR RENT-l.IO SQUARE
FEET. AIR CONDITIONED: IN Ice.
MODERN Sc. SHOPPING CENTER.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

@3iO MILL RD.-Alex. woodworking
avail. so. $500. after i pm
VIRGINIA THEATER BUILDING.
LIST st. Alexandria. LIST FIR. space
now, JAMES N. DUNCAN, JR'. and
associate, 100 N Columbus St,
Alex. XII; S-S400. XII 9-S4s4.
BOOMING HOUSE PROPERTY for
rent-2O1 E st. NV. Is rms. 3
baths and bsmt. W, R. HECKEL
NE. S-3966; home, UN. 4-735b.
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MORTGAGE LOANS. 5000 $50. 900.
Group your debts. lower your
payments. refinance your property
and improvements. quick. honest,
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc Only In the state OF
Baltimore. Md. day or night Suns.
and holidays. at saratoga 1-4041.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

PR. GEO. CO.-smali once space
rear 2Os0 University lane. on
street parking space; $40 mo. He
4-:i5O0. ewes. HA. 2-s29i. w. W..
LEWIS.
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fifth 81. NV. adjacent TO courts
Singles or suites. S45 and up;
less than $3.50 per 50. It. W. r
HEcKEL, NE. $4,000. home. UN
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APT. HOUSE, det.. excel; IL units.
Janitor's quarters: mr.. 18th and
Columbia I'd. NV: all new: refer
Income over $1,000; price. SI0,-
500. BY OWNER. JU. 1920. AID
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3-rm. once suite with 95O-sa-ft.
storage space and Gear GARAGE, all
connecting on ground a. AID. 2-i5i6.
ppEa W0 H.eOnR
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Akers OldS-Cadillac Co.

darlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va. Ov. 3-0350
CADILLAC 1852 go" Special 4-cr.
Sed.; beautiful 2-tone blue; custom
interior; dual-range hydra. drive. T.
and b.. Wv. tires. a very special
teed: Si.105
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER .
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an integrationist. saying he did
not intend to resort to name
calling"
Local Plan Backed
Senator Dalton, who advo-
Gates a locally administered
pupil assignment plan such as
North Cardinals, claims that
his plan is the only one that
will preserve separate schools"
in Virginia. He says that the
massive resistance" program
OF the Stanley administration
which Mr.. Almond has en-
braced-wlil lead to no defense
in Federal courts and whole
sale indignation in the schools.
Mr.. Henderson said in a
weekend statement that to be
consistent in their "integra-
zionist" charge against Senator
Dalton, Mr.. Almond and Gov.
Stanley should include Univer-
sity Of Virginia President COL
gate w. Darden. jr.. and North
Carolina Gov. Luther Hodges.
Gov. Stanley was asked if he
would broaden his former
statement to include these two,
but he answered he saw mo
reason to broaden it,"
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Virginia Studies Action
In Ending Of River Pact

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 7 up.
-Maryland's one-sided abroga-
ton Of pact made in 1785 was
the featured topic in a closed
door conference yesterday be-
tween. Attorney General Al
mond and the Virginia Advisory
Legislative Council.
The council alone, however.
discussed various Potomac
River boundary problems in the
wake Of its meeting Monday in
Williamsburg with the Mary
land Legislative Council.
During Mr.. Almon's time
with the group, the VALC re-
portedly was briefed rather
fully on how Virginia could
proceed in court against Mary
lands action last winter in
throwing out the compact. Mr..
Almond later told reporters he
discussed legal aspects" of the
problem.
The pact gave Virginiains
equal fishing rights in the Po-
tomac River. which Maryland
owns to the low water level on
the Virginia side. Apparently
feeling Virginia didn't Coop
crate in enforcing the oyster
dredging laws. Maryland nulli-
fed the compact and moved to
require Virginia watermen to
obtain licenses through Mary
land authorities.
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were turned over to attorneys
Of the corporations choice for
collection.
The court said that to per-
NIT such q practice would, in
effect, allow the combination of
credit corporation and lawyer to
do jointly what neither could
do legally on an independent
basis. The corporation could
solicit accounts. which the law
yer could not do, and the law
yer in turn could institute and
prosecute cases in court, which
the corporation could not do.
Mr.. Thomson said he felt in
functions could be obtained to
prevent the NAACP from doing
business In a way which he
likened to the credit set-up.
The committee chairman said
he did not feel free to say at
this time whether he would seek
extension of his committee
when the Assembly meets
again. That matter, he said,
would be covered in the final
report.
Mr.. Thomson sponsored crea-
ton Of the committee he heads,
and recently won reelection to
the House Of Delegates as a
segregationist candidate,
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PRINCE GEORGES WILL BUILD
NEW FACTORY FOR PRIVIEs

The Prince Georges County government is still in
the business of building prives.
1t plans to stay in too. apparently, because the
county commissioners decided to build modern carpen-
ter shop in Forestvile to manufacture them. The old
shop, in Seat Pleasant. was falling down.
Prince Georges makes enough priv1es to keep two
carpenters and supervisor busy ful-tne for much of
the year The county builds them paints them and
stalls them.
The outhouSes designed for county residents
whose property served by sewer lines and is too
small to allow of septic tank.
The county charges 500 per privy. An instalment
plan is available too-$20 down and $40 q month
The county considers the prvy business a public
service and lists under the Health Departments typhus
control program.
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Virginia claims Maryland
can't do away with the pact
without bi-State agreement.
Virginia authorities have said
they will go to Federal courts to
test whether Maryland alone
can toss out the compact.
Now it is understood on good
authority that the Attorney
Generals Office favors going
directly to the. United States
Supreme Court for a ruling on
the matter.
What went on in yesterdays
session otherwise remained
secret except for a brief press
release that said a spirit Of CO.
operation will eventually lead
to a solution satisfactory to all
concerned"
The statement said also that
the agenda for a meeting with
the Maryland Legislative Coun-
Gil at Annapolis August 26 was
discussed and problems and
possible solutions reviewed.
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Citizens Back Plan
For Town to Buy
Washington Farm

FREDERICKSBURG. Aug. Z
R.-An open meeting Of Fred
ericksburg citizens voted. 4 to /,
last night to buy-with city tax
-funds-the land where George
Washington lived as a boy.
About 200 persons showed UP
for the lively debate and sub
sequent vote following a plea
from the City Council, which
was sharply split on the con-
troversy.
Council will decide at a later
meeting whether to approve
the plan. which calls for an
expenditure of around $50, 900
for the 101-acre tract across
the Rappahannock River from
Fredericksburg.
Washington spent much of
his youth at the site, now
overgrown with brush and un-
attended. Along with Mount
Vernon and Wakefield it was
one Of, the three homes he had
in his lifetime.
No trace. remains Of the
house young Washington called
home. but q small structure
still stands that legend says
was his ONCE as a surveyor.
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Poir Of ShopIifters
Get Prison Terms

Two District of Columbia
men were given stiff sentences
Yesterday to the Maryland
House Of Corrections after they
pleaded guilty to shoplifting in
a Silver Spring store.
Sentenced to one year was
John Marie. 81. of the 1900
block Of Trinidad avenue NE.
Leon johnson, 81. Of the 300
block Of E street NE, was
given a six-month sentence.
The men pleaded guilty in
Silver Spring Peoples Court.
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Farmers Map
Drought Bills

Determined not to get caught
in another severe drought,
Southern Maryland farm lead
ers and legislators are meeting
Saturday to enlist support for
irrigation bills.
With losses in many coun-
ties running as high as so to
rs per cent on tobacco and
almost a total loss on pasture
and late hay. the movement
for permanent relief picked up
momentum.
The meeting was arranged at
the eastern Charles County
farm Of David Hume, a WASH
ington attorney. One of the
leaders is Louis Goldstein.
president Of Maryland's SEN
ate.
2 Plans on Agenda
ITS far better to line I'D
support now for next winters
General Assembly than to wait
until next fall when there prob
ably will be plenty Of rain" Mr..
Goldstein said.
Two plans will be discussed
One involves building reser-
voirs to impound water for fu-
ture uses and the other the
digging Of small, jetted wells to
reach artesian water.
Charles County is one of 10
IN Maryland seeking Federal
drought relief. Yesterday tbs
Agriculture Departments Sta
bilization and Conservation
Committee estimated the heavy
losses in tobacco and other
crops In these counties.
80 Per Cent Corn Loss
The committee estimated
damage also ranged from so
to IS per cent on truck crops.
so to 30 per cent on corn and
IS to IS per cent on sweet corn.
The 10 counties for which
Federal aid has been requested
by Gov. McKeldin are Calvert.
Charles. Caroline, Dorchester.
Kent. Queen Annes, Somerset.
Talbot. Wicomico and. Worces-
ter.
About the only good news
from Maryland was the har-
veSting Of peaches in western
counties. Peach picking also
is under way in Virginia, where
the crop is about normal in
volume, but the peaches are
underSiZe.
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TELEVISED BLOOD DONOR CAMPAIGN
All, Future Farmers.
Reody for Fuirfux Fair

The Fairfax County All and
Future Farmers of America
clubs will hold their annual
Junior county fair at the Floris
School grounds Friday and Sat-
urday.
Friday morning the All and
FLA members will exhibit live
stock and farm produce. while
a dress review and calf scram-
BILE have been set for the after
noon. The two-day event viii
be concluded with a Saturday
might dancing party at which
the fairs king and queen will
be crowned.
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replied: II think you recall il
fairly we'll"
In his earlier statement, Gov,
Stanley said Senator Dalton
was willing to accept integra-
ton and you are an integra-
ZIONIST If you are willing to
accept any integration."
Criticized by Henderson
Yesterdays questions were
prompted by the charge of
Horace E. Henderson that both
the Governor and Attorney
General j. Lindsay Almond,
jr, had used the ..'integration-
list" label to describe Senator
Dalton.
Senator Dalton is the g. o. P.
candidate for Governor, and
Mr.. Henderson is his running
mate for the Office of Lieuten-
ant Governor. Mr.. Almond is
the Democratic gubernatorial
candidate.
Gov. Stanley declined to
comment on Mr.. Henderson's
charge, choosing to stand pat
on his earlier statement with
out elaboration.
Mr.. Almond on Monday de-
MED that he had ever called
Senator Dalton or anyone else
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are being violate d or If new
laws should be passed.
His prophecy on curbing
NAACP activities came when
he was asked the status Of s1is
committees investigation.
Our report isn't ready, and
we still have three or four more
hearings to 60. but / believe
we have enough information to
bar the organization (NAACP)
from the State" he declared.
Mr.. Thomson said that by
this he meant his committee
had enough inforrnation to
keep the National Association
for the Advancement Of Col
ored People from participating
IN litigation-"and after all,
that is the heart of the organ
ization."
Cites 1887 Virginia Ruling
He said he felt this could be
accomplished without any new
laws. and cited a 1887 decision
of the Virginia Supreme Court
Of Appeals which held that a
credit corporation was engaged
in illegal law practices.
There is no question the
NAACP is hiring attorneys and
paying them" said Mr.. Thorn
son. THAT essentially Is what
was involved in the credit
case"
Some Negroes involved in lit
igation testified before the
Thomson committee that they
didn't even know they were
plaintiffs in desegregation
suits. the delegate said.
The Thomson committee has
held several hearings In Rich
mond. one in Prince Edward
County where the first Virginia
desegregation suit arose, and
also has received a copy Of
testimony taken by the States
other investigative committee
in Charlottesville. where a
court order to desegregate has
been issued.
More Hearings Set
Mr.. Thomson said additional
hearings are planned in Airing
ton County. Norfolk. and New
port News - all jurisdictions
which are involved in de-
segregation suits. He had dis
closed earlier that persons in
volved in desegregation litiga-
ton in all the jurisdictions
would be questioned by his
committee in an effort to
determine what, or who, in
Stigated the suits.
In the credit case cited by
Mr.. Thomson. the corporation
solicited business to collect
liquidated commercial accounts.
II the accounts weren't COL
lected by credit agents. they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Aug. z (SpeciaD William r.
Hill. winner of the Democratic
nomination for House of Dele
gates in last months primary
has reported that he spent ST.
535.27 on his campaign.
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ViscOse Pompinstte 5'SV

Frinsed and tufted Viscose in q
80" wide, super size. Lint-free, no
ironing required. Twin and full sizes
in pink, yellow, green, blue, white,
turquoise, gray and red.
Down Stoirs Store, Linens and Bedding, North
Building -. also Bethesda Budget
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StonIeyFirmon logging
Dalton as 'lnteorotionist'

RICHMOND, Aug (4-Ciov Stanley YESTERDAY Stood nv
an earlier statement which described Republican STATE
Senator Ted Dalton IAN integrationist" $3.50
The Governor declined to get involved in an excbor,
ms use OF the word but told his press confer
ence there is no change in statement of some
reporter summed that statement and Gov STANLEY
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II homson Claims Doto
To Ban NAACP in State
BY MARY LOU WERNER

Delegate James NJ Thomson Of Alexandria today he
believed the nvestigatve committee enough
information on the NAACP to bar it from the State.
Mr. Thomson is chairman of of two committees
by the Virginia General Assembly last year investigate
racial activities in the State and to whether laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07

DoeTon blend bedpiIIOws with nyIon rose
bud cover.
Standard size, regularly 2.oe-----l.oe
King size, regularly 400 .------.2.eo
Jumbo size, regularly 500. 500
Fully b!eoehed quilted mattress pods:
Twin size, regularly 299------. 2.3o
Full size, regularly 800 $50
Nylon-royon blend blankets, 72xoo" 6"
satin binding, regularly 5.ee------4.e9
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BEDSPREADS
at two popular low prices
Viscoss Baby Chenille s ~
oIs0 Bethesda BUDGET Store

A generous 90" wide, in twin or full
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Iutely Iint-free. In pink, yellow. green,
blue, white, turquoise, oroy or red.
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specially purchased
ACCESSORY PILLOWS

An exciting variety Of accessory pillows
to odd interest to living room or bedroom.
You'll find button style square and OBJ
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Wide color choice white, mandarin,
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Combination mattress pad and cover,
Sonforized and quilted:
Twin size, regularly 5e9---------3.39
Full size, regularly 4.oe---------4.le
UnbIeGehed mattress covers, twin and full
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Jumbo Dundee" bath towels, If perfect
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-02

"cYRANo DE BERoERAc." Edmond
RoStand's romantic comedy in three
acts, produced by Catholic University s
Speech and Drama department. directed
D. Warine. Costumes BY Joseph Lewis,
At the University theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-02
|Heston Now
lis Violent
|Out West

THREE VIOLENT PEOPLE" q Para
mount picture, produced by Hugh Brown
directed by Rudolph Mate. screenplay by
James Edward Grant. based on q story
by Leonard Praskins and Barney Slater
in VistaVision and Technicolor At the
metropolitan and Ambassador Theaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-02
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

Anthing Charlton Heston did
Immediately after his Moses in
1.-THE Ten Commandments" was
obviously destined to be let
down. It soon becomes equally
lobvious in Three Violen t
People," however, that there is
not to be any letdown in the
acting standard Mr.. Heston de-
mands of himself.
The rugged Texas rancher of
the new film at the Metropolitan
and Ambassador Theaters is no
Moses, but then so few of us are.
He is colorful and he is stubborn
and he also is violent enough to
make the title stand up. Mr.. Hes
ton is assisted in this enterprise
by Anne Baxter, Gilbert Roland,
Elaine Stritch. Forrest Tucker,
Tom Tryon. Barton MacLane and
other assorted Western char
acters.
Miss Baxter and Tryon, new
conner you will see more of, are
the other two violent people.
Along with Heston, under the
guidance of Director Rudolph
Mate. they give the pivotal char
acters life enough to make this
a cut above the routine that
might easily have been this
screenplay's fate.
Heston's role in Three Vio-
lent People" is that of an ex-
officer of the Confederacy. re-
turned to his ranch to build it
up again after the war. Along
the way he impulSively marries
a dance hall doll Miss BaxtPr) i.
unaware that her past is no
credit to his good name. At home
he finds the carpet-baggers and
the provisional government try
ling to steal him blind and his
renegade brother (Tryon IN the
bunkhouse looking for trouble.
There is hardly any doubt as
to how all of this will come out,
but its melodramatics are played
with fair and punctuated with
sufficient action. Mr.. Mate. who
moved over to directing from his
cinematographer's chair. knows
how to film effectively both the
action and the Technicolor- hued
scenery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-02
WILLIAMS PLAY
WILL OPEN HERE

Tennessee Williams new
est play. Something Wild in
the Country" will have its
premiere at the Shubert
theater here on February 81.
The ma. starring
Maureen Stapleton, will play
10 days in Washington. the
result of a sudden switch in
prior-to- Broadway bookings.
1t was the original intention
of Producer Robert White
head to open the play in De-
troit. with a fortnight to fol-
low in Chicago.
With Miss Stapleton in
the cast are Lois Smith,
Robert Loggia. Joanna Roos.
Harold Clurman will direct
Something Wild in the
Country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-02
f4E-fASSING SHOW
c. U. Adds 'Cyrono'
To Wave of Classics
BY JAY CARMODY

will be fault of local theater if Washing
ton is not the nations most educated city the classic drama
What with the Old Vic in the midst of four Shakes
plays the National Catholic University adds
"Cyrano de Bergerac."
Cyrano of sort of rakehe classic by comparison