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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

Burnes. Hoaey Carmichael and
Silvia Sidney Gas her mother)
Some of the scenes and props,
except for that king-size cigarette
Helen lit In one episode. evoked
the period neatly.
But, however, it was difiicult
to work up any sympathy for
the weak and ill-starred Miss
Morgan. It's easier TO laugh,
suppose. at the inanities of the
roaring 20s than to cry over
them.
= $50
The TV Headlines
1t happened as predicted-Sid
Caesar and NBC have called II
quits. The were expressions
of mutual regret from the bril-
liant comedian and NBC pres
ident Robert 6arnof in the joint
announcement yesterday. =.
Unwilling to be releeated 10 q
once-a-rnonth spot, Sid gave up
a contract with seven more years
to 90. He's . free agent now
and available.
Tomorrow night, incidentally,
Sid and company iDiu reprise
some Of their top skits--includ.
ing that hilarious fishing scene
in the cabin NTH HoWard Nor
Tis and Carl Reiner Their
last shotD Is May rs.
CHS feels it has q great, ex-
citing program" in the exclusive
films Of life in the Cuban rebel
camp Of Fidel Castro. +. They'll
be shown Sunday, $50 TO 2 pm.
WTOP-9, on you Are There, {"
cancelling the previously sched-
uled program.
The un0ficial network" car
rying the labor racketeering
hearings dWindled to three this
week. including washington's
WMAL-but Seattle's aggressive
KING, with an assist from Port
lands kGW. were still with II
Yesterday. ;. Here's public serv-
Ice You can estimate in dollars;
the AT&T hourly charge TO the
West Coast Il $2.655.35!
Authors Sam and Bella Spe-
wack ere repeatedly furious over
what happened to their George
M. Conan script last Saturday
:. Ut turned out to be more
the legend Of Mickey Rooney
Anyway, the writers, who
don't need the money. say they
won't write another for NBC un-
less they can produce it
tNBCs rebuttal could be the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

ITrendex ratings: The Rooney
show scored q 26.3, nearly double
its nearest opposition.)
Lou Brott's "Trafflc Court"
celebrates the end Of its first
year on WRC--4 tomorrow, 6 to
$3.50 pm. (The programs
ratings this season are worth
celebratingD
Edward n. Mitchler Of WASH
ington, won WARL's Whisker
Derby last week and the prizes
attendant thereto, but the fun
niest BIT developed later when
program director; John Gallo
way, who grew . beard along
with the rest Of the staff and
had n shaved on by the judges.
decided 10 grow another one
|. Mrs. G. said she liked him
better with the chin whlskers.
Financial Dept: The RADIO
Electronics- Television Manufac-
turers Association reports that
- manufacturers Of electronic
equipment encountered financial
difficulties during the IL months
ending March 81 The 81
failures compares with 20 for
1855 and IS for 1855.
~
ScOrebOard:
Arthur Godfrey Show tWednes.
day, WTOP-9).
Big-game hunter Godfrey
showed films Of his recent sa-
fari TO French Equatorial Africa,
but most Of the animation was
in the narration. The shots were
pretty-if you saw It in color
but otherwise routine. A defec.
tive camera ruined most Of the
good shots, he asserted, and
other bulletins In the script in
Guided numerous references to
the heat GAO degrees) and a
Hearts and Flowers session over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
YOU MUST REDUCE up TO 6 POUNDS IN 3 DAYS. up TO
10 POUNDS THE FIRST week. ;. OR YOU PAY NOTHING!

foods you always enjoyed but with this
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HALF THROUGH you can eat no more.
You feel fun ana completely satisfied.
You feel well and cheerful. fun Of pep
and vitality. You'll find the REGIMEN
TABLET plan makes IL easy 70 do without
fattening foods. practically no effort At
all 20 cut down on fat-producing Galleries.
You1i hardly realize that yotl are actually
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prove it. Yes. you will lose pound altar
pound In days-faater and easier than you
ever thought possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

an elephant he shot. Hell never
shoot another.
Kraft TheateF "wednesday,
WRC-D.
A latter-day problem--ahout
a supposedly ''incurable" mental
patient who responds to new
drugs after 9 years and is re-
leased TO find her husband re-
marrieA-was intelligently and
|sensitively handled in the Roger
Hirson script. Kim Stanley and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
you EAT WHAT THE FANNY
EATS +. WHEN They EATl

No dieting No starving No unsppetsing foods No food
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
ON THE AIR
1t Was a Pretty
Grim Life She Led
BY BERNIE HARRISON

TV biographical parade rched INTO the roaring 2Os
night wToPO for the Of Helen Morgan singer
critic prophetcally described Camille piano.
It pretty grim.
Talented Polly Bergen handled Heens songs elegantly
but of the Cameand the Playhouse 90 production
were IN trouble.
Il was the straehte and the longest drunk act I've
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

anywhere. And the writer's.
Leonard Spigelglass and Paul
Monash. seemed determined to
give us the whole case history.
case by case.
Polly was splendid at times
and. there were some good sup
porting performances by Ronnie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

Wynn Dept: That old charmer.
Ed Wynn. continues his heart
warming comeback Sunday on
the Alcoa Hour in THE Pro-
tege" % p.m.. WRC-D. He was
wonderful. as usual. in the "20th
Century Fox" hour comedy
Wednesday (WTOP-O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
why " MUST WORK FOR
YOUNG MATER WHAT
You HAVE TRIED

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On the other hand. doctors avoid most
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

A@ssisU Nee
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

Richard Kiley gave Best-Actor-
of-the-Year performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
SWAY ACTION MAKES n
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
GOOD NEWS!
MORE SUPPLIES COMING!

Due 10 the unprecedented demand for REGIMEN TABLETS
your druggist moy be temporarily Of stock Don't worry More
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

REGIMEN TABLETS another fine the corpofoon
sole distributors Of Sustonn ala relief poins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Parents Hear
Expert on Blind

About $50 parents of blins
children were told yesterday
to "gorget for a while about
blindness and consider YOU
youngsters as individuals"
DR.. Francis Andrews. super
intendent Of the Maryland
School for the Blind. told the
first all-day workshop on the
problems Of sightless young
sters that 1.-THE fact of blind
ness sometimes causes parents
to lose sight Of their children
as individuals"
The public school approach
to the education of blind young
sters was presented by DR.. H
w. Goldsmith of the special
education division of the Dis
trict Public Schools.
The District system, she said,
consisted of assigning the blind
children to special home rooms
for reading. writing and math-
ematics, bat for the balance of
the day they take part in nor
NAL school activities with
sighted children. 4
Another approach to the ed
ucation of blind children was
described by Mrs. Pauline Cole
man, who had served as an in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

campus in the afternoon, and
$50 attend evening ceremonies
at a banquet in the Statler
Hotel.
Citation medals will be
awarded at the banquet to five
men who have influenced the
growth of the school during its
formative years.
Recipients are: The Rev
James Henderson, chaplain OF
the school from 1918 to 1919;
the Rev. Albert H. Lucas. head
master from 1929 to 1919; for
mer Senator George Wharton
Pepper, active in establishing
the schools present organiza'
ton; Ferdinand E. Ruge. Sec
rotary Of the Board of Gov
errors since its inception, and
Alfred r. True, assistant head
master.
Registration will be at 1:3C
pm. in the Upper School Com
mon Room.
Mr.. Acheson will speak at
Q pm. meeting of the Govern
ment Club. His topic will be
Where We Are, How We Got
There. What Next?" Thomas
L. Stokes, jr., writer, whose COL
umn appears in The Star. will
be the moderator.
Regular classroom and sports
activities win be conducted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

James =. Watts. 35. 1904 11th st. NV.
and 1retha Person. Fl. 232 st. n e
Carl w. Reitz, IS. 947 Massachusetts,
ave. NV. and Rita NJ. Dittman, 80
cha Gbs B. JACKSON N. Is - 5ac4 Call pl
Sc, and Essie L. Dove. rs. 1907
Grover K. Hartnell. 10. Gloucester
Mass. Arid Sylvia r. Davis 49, l7O2
chs qiE Z. Toms. 80, Hyattsville, and
Mary c. Hayes. 80. Mount Rainier
Levone Brown, 30. and Agnes Jacobs,
Al, both of 1225A Carrolsburg pl
James a. o'connor, 20, ouanticO, Va,
and Margaret J. Riecks. ~, 261l
Robsft Matthew Barnes, 50, and Pris-
ella r. Ryales. 3d. both Of ll25
Charles d y L. Anderson. SO. Arlington.
and .Loeta E. Walters, 80, $500 Wis
constn ave. NV
sofa ave. ne. and Doris Chapman,
is, 321a Central ave. ne.
Joseph Williams. 81, .325 18th st. ne.
and yicinthia johnson, IA, 140o
AIMS Mop II. Perry axs 3! ne 1880 Randolph st
NV. and Zelda N. Penn, is, l343
Milton 4; Piper; q, asa . st; nv
and Susan N NJ Payne. 3d. 42o
Henry n f. T. Robbins. AZ, Charlotte. N. c.,
and Mona p Eastwood. Al, 1000 F
John <. Baldauf. ir. 80, 34e1 84th pl.
81. $500 9Th ST. ne.
sw.. and Lucille Moses, 16. 1852
1y hs'S z. T Ta sii %, $50 sarnaby st
Sc, and Charlotte r. Northcutt, 81,
1894 Livinston I'd. Sc.
Benjamin F. Tubb, 81, -407 Lebdum ST..
Sc; and Sharon L. Lyons 10, 2O@4
Ads sfss = v e Essex, %, and Pesgy
Howard r. Lott. So, and Ruth W. Lott,
A Trenton, N J.
Ne and charleen ssnstocf, 70. Airing.
Ronald s, Rubin, 90, and Linda E.
Shandalow. is. both of 1925 Fort
n,e,' ana clara r. r. Morsan. soy &c. a4G7
John r. Duckett. %, and Margaret R.
Wright. 10. both Of 90 Adams st.
Phillip Z. Smith. "a. 3i45 asth st.
nv. and Barbara A. Mcintyre 90.
william MAJ II. Tspr Ms9y e 4E ss asssv B. r.
Billy r. Powell, 90. and Cleo L. Sal
niger, 10. both Of Steelton. Pa.
BertTus Kemmerer, "a, S07 Eve st.
NV, and Searfina Genastra, AZ, 704
Sd st. NV.
Robert s. williams, 80. Texarkana.
Tex, and Sybil NJ. Loudermilk, 81,
1901 Massachusetts ave. NV.
itol st. ne. and Bobbie' s. Poole.
jesse w " B. y niiSs5e N St. nv. and
Mary L. Richardson, is, 1885 sth
Francis j. Nepura. 90, Pompton Plains.
N. j., and Mary Z. Corriveau. II,
Manchaug, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. C. s* A-19
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1857

structor in q day nursery which
admitted two blind children for
the first time.
1t was not long, Mrs. Cole
man said, before the sighted
children were learning from the
newcomers.
"One little girl saw her blind
playmate looking over a new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

Pennsylvania avenue NV. from
IL am. to / pm. Thursday.
Get Discount
"In addition to wages re-
ceived," Mr.. Pritchard COM
mented. many housewives like
to work part time because 1t is
exciting and breaks the monot-
ony of daily routine. They
have interesting stories to tell
their families and friends. They
can get their own Christmas
shopping done comfortably
each day while they are down.
town-and feel that they are
an important part Of the ex-
element which is Christmas in
shopping districts.
ION top Of hourly pay a
worker receives store discounts
up to 20 per cent, which sub
stantially reduces the amount
paid for Christmas gifts. In
most stores. those who work
full or daily part time can pur-
chase up to 5000 or $500 per
season with full discount"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

doll. and she followed suit.
why ! can see with my fingers.
too she exclaimed" Mrs. Cole
man said.
During the afternoon the
parents heard staff doctors Of
Children's Hospital explain
some of the problems Of growth
and adjustment facing blind
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

during the afternoon. A special
art exhibit of students worL
will be displayed in the Lucas
Building.
At $3.50 pm, there will be Q
panel discussion on 1.-THE Fu-
ture of the In depe dent
School" NJ -ers of the pane
will be: The Very Rev. James
A. Pike, Dean of the Cathedral
Of st. John the Divine; Gen
Maxwell D. Taylor, Army CHIEF
of Staff; Edward F. Wilson
Assistant Secretary of the
Health. Education and Welfare
Department, and Donald H
Mclean, an associate Of John
D. Rockefeller III.
A special thanksgiving serv-
ice will be offered at 5 pm. in
the Cathedral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

they are preparing to take on
many Yule workers tomorrow
shortly after they open their
doors for business. E. A.
Pritchard, executive vice presi-
dent Of the District Merchants
and Manufacturers Associa-
ton. said hiring will continue
at a rapid rate well into De-
cember.
Those who want to earn ex-
ira money this season can prac-
tically pick their hours. Those
now unemployed can work or
a fuli-time basis, and those
holding jobs win be able to ado
part-time tasks.
Business at Night
Most stores downtown and in
outlying shopping centers soon
will remain open nights, If they
are not already doing SO. Popu-
lar seasonal work schedules will
be daily from 5 or $40 pm. to
9 pm. and all day Saturday.
The minimum wage for part
time workers was increased to
81 an hour here in October, but
some stores will pay more than
that. or viii pay on a commits
sion basis.
Mr.. Pritchard said his associ-
alton, in conjunction with the
Adult Education Department of
the District School System, will
conduct a series of special class
es to instruct would-be sales
personnel in their duties. The
first class will be held in The
Evening Star Building, Room
SOC. at Eleventh street and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. law couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, matt three
full days and receiue the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Stores YuIetide Hiring
Starts Here Tomorrow

The annual transformation Of housewives and students
into sales clerks for the Christmas shopping starts
morrow in the Washington
Retail stores and other businesses have picked today to
begin advertising for temporary help and the responses
expected to be prompt and heavy.
Spokesman for several downtown department said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
School Program Lists
Bradley and Acheson

Gen. Omar Bradley and former Secretary of State Dean
Acheson will be of speakers Tuesday at special
convocation of the ST. Adams School,
The convocaon nauguraes 5Oh anniversary celebration
Of the boys school, which was founded in 1909.
Theme of the convocaton ISL "St AlbanS-Yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

Today and Tomorrow"
Alumni, friends and parents
of past and present students
have been invited. Approx
mately 400 persons will tour the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

IN NEED OF A GIFT? Fluffy white
Persian kittens and cat, pedigreed;
$5-$15. FL. 4-5947.
MY OCEAN CITY MOTHER-Thanks
for the wonderful time in o. c.
Always remember Jimmy, your old
est daughter" TERI.
FLEUR-Now you can Tell Me a
Story" while I write Love Letters
in the Sand" Always remember
ITS You I Love-" B. d.
FOUND-A new boy (Jimmy). hope
you're Playing for Keeps" and you
Love Me Tender" for I'm "Al
Shook Up" PEGGY.
REEDLESS-I am going to have
Long Lonely Nights" without you.
Will meet you at THE Aisle" In
two years. Love, PAT.
LITTLE PRINCESS-You are my IA
vorite Big Little Animule" with
sparkling Green Eyes" Don't
change, stay as Cute as You Are"
Il Like Your Kind Of Love-" THE
PRINCE
RADIO CONTROL, Chris Craft, 81
in. cruiser: hasn't beepG in water;
has E.CE. rec. Sigmn AT. relay,
pot, multi-servo. 2 pn,> Pittman
Panther motor: all new. $50: with
zee. TIL hand trans. all for
SOS less batteries. FL. 4-5671. jim
PENROD.
JANdBOREE, Aug. II, Sill pm. Don
billiard and orchestra and singers,
guests Prices, 75c stag, 81 drag. At
Knights Of Columbus Hall, 2169
Forest Glen I'd, Forest Glen, Md.
Sponsored by the Columbian Squires
and the Squirettes Of Mary.
NORMAN. SUSIE, MYRNA, ETC:
Your nose is growing Pinocchio. I
Love" the jokes you all play on me.
BARB.
AU REVOIR to all my friends; will
miss you all lots. Write me, 1918
Froude ave, Miami Beach, Florida.
ANNETTE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

ELLEN R.-Happy birthday tomor-
row to a swell vice presidents From
the girls in I'D at H. @. A.
TERRIFIC the sweetest guy I
knowl Happy 10th birthday Re-
member, Lasting Love-" Love,
MARGIE.
HARRIET GREBER-Happy birth
day and many more. Love va!
JOANNIE.
RONNIE-We know we're q little
late, but happy birthday anyway.
From BEBE and MARY.
CAROL-Happy 10th birthday. I
hope by the time I come back
you will have your license.
CHUCK.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY on Aug. II
to Bubby and Zady, from the store.
Love, LINDA RAE AND ELLEN.
MIKE-Im a little late, but happy
birthday. Loved your mustache.
PHYL.
DAvEY-A very happy 18th birthday
on August IL. SANDRA.
GREETINGS, August z to r. L. s.
Happy birthday to real crazy kid,
AOAA q WI SOys ~ EAASAAA'
GREETINGS, August z, to r. L. s.
Happy birthday keed. MA AND PA.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, Bette and
Mike, who have been going steady
one month. A FRIEND.
ANN POWELL-Happy birthday to a
boss daughter and sister. THE
POWELL FAMILY
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY, Vickie
Thomas, Aug. IL. THE GANG.
WELCOME HOME ELLEN-From all
the Joys" Love YOU"
MARYA-Even though am more
than 1000 miles away, want to
wish you the happiest Of all birth
days.. MARTHA.
MA-Happy birthday to the SWEETEST
mother in the world. YOUR
DAUGHTERS.
JANE N.-Many happy returns on
your 18th birthday. NANCY.