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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

P :.'T|g.. 1855 I.s:,., 4: ,,,l |Ss:.
!ats; 81 ,a9e Wood poNTIAc
Pontiac 81 Catalina: Z. and NJ.
hydramatic. Wv. tires. Only $4e6
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SILVER SPRING

down.
SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC.
81 lliO0i sp s.w Md Hwy. at 49, S. s HIsS
so Pontiac Chieftain Is"
IS: e. a SEQ u s sGs Vi u. , :ss
RELIABLE MOTOR CO.
l0l N. Y. Ave. NE. ma. s-b67I
PONTIAC 1857 2-dr. sedan: hydra.
heater; used 1000 miles, S9,le0:
neW-cnr warranty. FLOOD POM
IlAC. A22l Conn. aye.
PONTIAC 1898 star Chief Custom
Catalina; all power: 1-oWner car;
I,7vp, low down payment, bank
rats financing.
CENTRAL MOTORS
9th and Mass. Ave. NV,
(0l1 Mass, Ave. N.W.l
pI 7.a2l0
PONTIAC '57 star Chief converti-
PIE, hyofamatie, r. and h.. power
steering and brakes, Wv. tires:
lisht blue finish: $685. down.
SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC.
siI. sps. ND. 20 10. $4,000 i,o
PONTIAC '6a super De luxe cata-
una nardtop. 2-tone, laurel green
tartar Fnfin haafnr MAJ 1900
dltioned. Today's best buy. spe-
eially priced at only sl.0o5.
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s4oO
O snd E. IdssI second fl ssr '; ssss
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 Wis. Ave. OF. $4,000
In the Heart Of Bethesda wv
PONTIAC 1887 cdr. sedan; any
color; S2.IOO; extra charTe for
TfSc 4sai a cSnh B. ave- FLOOD Pom
PONTIAC 1858 VS. cSnveFti6ie
coupe; r. and h.: auto. transmis-
sion: bargain ct sos
MCNEIL PONTIAC
I'm TN Is. A Heart Of s. 81; $1,000
PONTIAC 80 Economy a0'' 4sdF-::
Sssts oa.egTa. Ii. & s-i aaSsSEs;; sisS or
PONTIAC 1897 super Chief station
wagon; 2. and h.: auto. trans: W
y. tires loaded with extras: COM
pany omctal car: new-car title and
guarantee: big savings at $3.50,
low as sos down; bank financing.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 Wis. Ave. oil, 1-S0oO
In the Heart Of Bethesda"
PORsCuB SO coupe: same stviing
IS % model; special. 81 .NR7
M n jazz Fo PFA ss s,S :r yOq viii
POINTING 2 Ie4! convertible coupe;
radio. heater. A sood buy for only
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hwy, Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-90Ol. Open IN $50
PONTIAC 81 4-door sedan; e-tone
blue. hydra. 7. and h.. Wv. tires:
Ssy9. HORNER'S COR. Buick
pe sl Pa. ave. ne. at 9Th. IL
PONTIAC 80 chieftain 1-dr.; fully
s siiHlp, :,s sooa W. spss tires; exeeption-
PONTIAC 81 hardtop; excel. cond.
going overseas. sacrifice: $395. 10.
2-1163 any time.
PONTIAC 1887 Fire Chief con.
vertihle coupe: red finish. set on
oy white top; spotlesS throughout:
power steering. power brakes: ST.
1S0- CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
l222 22nd St NV PR r.oaO0
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PONTIAC 80 star Chief converti-
pc; hydramatic. r. and h.. power
i ishI SIu. an n,,b er. sssk Nv tires
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MCNEIL PONTIAC
MCNEIL PONTIAC

1890 Wis. Ave. oil, 4-soo0
In the Heart Of Bethesda"
P0NsCuB '53 coupe: same styIina
IS % model; special. 81 ,NR5
We have Porsche service YOU will
ike. JACK PRY, l4th and p.
PONTIAC 1917 convertible coupe .
saqqio. neater a good buy for only
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80 DODGE

4-dr. sedan; fully equip.
ready for the road; one
owner car. excel. eond.
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Royal Lancer hardtop;
poWernite, 2. and h..
power steering. black and
white hnish; carefully
driven one-owner car.
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OLDsMOBlLE 'bi ''es'..; hydra
terms, sis an RoFER hofoR,
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Trade or
Terms

IS pLIM.-- Ssss
4-dr. sedan; VS. engine,
excellent condition: ct
this wholesale price.
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SILVER SPRING

MOTOR CO., INC.
1907 E.-W. Hwy. lat Ca. Ave.D
sill. Spg., Nd. Ju. 0-4600
PACKARD 1856 400" hardtop; q
tone green. torsion push button.
full power. plastic seat covers. has
guarantee; absolutely the finest In
motoring, call for the low askine
nricR
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- In Tie A Heart Of se n; ds,sOOO
PONTIAC 1907 Cdr. sedan; any
S Sear: 100; extra shaEge for
T1Ac 4e2l Conn. ave
PONTIAC 1858 VS. cSnveFti6ls
sionE: bs 4 ano y n S7s auto 'ransmis-
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Rambler country club
hardtop. Cont. wheel,
radio. heater. oyerdrIve.
perfect cond.; low cost
transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

PONTIAC 1887 Fire Chief con.
vertihle coupe: red flnish, set on
by white top. spotlesS throughout:
power steering. power brakes: So
190. ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
! 222 22nd st. NV. PE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

9Th and Mass. Ave. NV.
tol7 Ness: Aye; N.wl
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KenYon-Peck Chevrnlet

"a. s.so0s. Open sn"A III s:s 80
PONTIAC AZ 4-d0or sedan: e-tone
eins, hydra;. 7; and b. Wv. tires;
S.yg. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Desier Pa. ave. ne. at 9Th. IL
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SILVER SPRING
OLMSTEAD Odds

5000 wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s4oo
PONTIAC 1851 IS" club sedan:
r. and h.; ideal second car. S3oh
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CENTRAL. MOTORS

PONTIAC 1898 star Chief Custom
Catalina; ali power; i-oWner car:
1873. low down payment, bank
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Bowman Motor Sales

1000 Ga. Ave. NV RA. 6-1l22
PACKARD '65 red and white hard
top: torSion-level ride: power
steering and brakes. r and h.,
ultradriye; Ike new; 1890.
IA Fi'H sSe SS a e,h. ul Isl s.s ss4sI
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81 PLTM.-M6
Station wagon: Cadillac
black, for lust Q little
JACK
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ties dude ranches hotels and motels = to fit
every budget.
Don't forget the multitude Of state parks, hiStorl
cal sites and monuments, many near your own
home, which provide the perfect solution for fam
lilies on short vacations More than 800 Of these are
shown the map. and their facilities are described
in the guide.
If your vacation route should take you to neigh
boring Canada you can locate all Of Canada'S
National Parks special map and read about each
parks attractions.
So start planning to see America now!
Outline your 1857 vacation carefully. wisely and
economically by using THIS WEEKS brand-new map
and guide. The map is printed on tough bond paper
with so per cent rag content 1t will stand lots of
folding and unfolding while you're travelling. And
remember, IT'S the only upto-date map of its kind =
complete with the newest major highways.
You can get your new map (plus 2Spage key guide)
by filling out the coupon at right and mailing it.
with 81 co. as directed Ifyoure not satisfied, return
them to the address given in the coupon and we will
refund your money.
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ing, hiking boating. swimming and fishing; the per-
feet opportunity to great sections of our country
in an unspoiled primitive state.
Second, they offer you more fun for your money.
National Park fees as we'll charges in other areas
of the National Park System, are extremely low. In
many parks, hotels lodges and camp and trailer sites
are available at prices controlled by the National
Park Service. Adjoining most areas are private fac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
The Secretary
OF the Interior says:
"FINE AND USEEUL..."

This WEEK is performing a distinct pub
lie service in issuing . this fine and useful
map, at a time when constantly greater
numbers of Americans are seeking places
in the out-of-doors where their growing
leisure may be spent pleasantly and profit
ably 80.
Though the National Park System,
through its Mission 66. the National For
ests, the National Wildlife Refugees and
other Federal lands must meet great part
of this demand other agencies of gov
eminent have also an increasingly impor-
tant part to play in making possible the
wise and healthful use of leisure time.
Your readers will find THIS WEEKS new
map and guide, prepared with the coopera-
ton of The Department of The Interior,
most useful document"
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play written 2.3O0-plus years
ago for performance in an am
pitheater is no easy thing to-
adapt to the requirements of the
Golden Electronic Age. but So
-phocles' "Oedipus Rex" was in
remarkable hands Sunday night
% pm, WMAL-D. There was
Walter Kerr's fine adaptation
which clearly-if perhaps too
simply enunciated the basic
elements of the classic tragedy.
And Alan Schneider's staging,
which reversed the direction of
the actors. The walls were con-
tanned: the attention centered
inward. But the show-stealcr
was virile Christopher Plummer
(Oedipus) who looked and
sounded the part. In these days
of flabby, flat-toned TV per-
formers, here, me Yul Brynner
fans. is an exciting actor!
X
The $4,000 Challenge: My
agents report that the show
moved to save face" Sunday
night (WTOP-9) letting Mar
jorie keep her $4,000 but adding
another s32, 1000 to her COMPETE
tors prize. Early last week, CHS
said the show planned to stick
to its original decision which
split the prize. but the protesting
mail must have scared the pro-
ducers silly. The emcee also ex-
planned that Marjorie couldn't
get the answer from people in
the audience because Of the
flights" in her face. Maybe
but a fellow who's been around
giveaway shows and was watch
ing that night said the cameras
we're picking up studio shots and
the lights weren't on. Wonder
who's right?
WHAT'S MY LINE? That
question Arlene Francis asked
the mystery guest Sunday night
(WTOP-O-"Do you have blond
and curly hair?"-sounded as If
were planted - but whoever
planted 1t rates a bow. 1t broke
up the guest (bald Yul Brynner)
and the audience. (Such a din
when that man first appearedD
Attention PTA's:: One group
Of frustrated TV channel-seek-
ers has apparently found a way
out Of the ALLEGATIONS snafu and
it's simply this: rescind the al
location table (including those
channels allotted to educational
TV) and consider each grant onI
a case-to-case basis. Chats al
most like man-to-man.)
The plan was devised by the
FEC commissioner T. A. M.
Craven and is called, in his
honor. the Craven Plan"
Not everyone. 1t should be
noted, favors this idea. Ralph
Steele Joint Council on Educa-
tional TV) put 1t this way:
ut would stop educational TVI
In its tracks,"
Sol TaiShoff's "Broadcasting
and Telecasting" trade magazine
considers the plan a meritorious
one. In fact, it indicated q grow
Ing sentiment in favor Of 1t in
Its Dec. 81 issue.
PTA groups would be smart
to encourage discussions on the
subject Of educational TV,
especially in this area. We could
very easily wake UP one Of these
days and md that any opportun-
ity 10 provide the area with thel
Vpe Of programming possible
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visits by your doctor. Payments for such visits
would not apply to surgical or obstetrical cases.
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TV Reflections:

Omnibus: (See Jay Carmody's
review on the drama page.) A
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from an educational outlet would
be gone.
On The Run
Jack Incl. the triple.threat
entertainer scheduled on Lawr-
ence Welk's Monday night
(WNdAL-D. first demonstrated
his talents on a long-ago WTTG
IS show called 81 Wish I Was"
created by Alex Sheftel.
Ray Anthony, in town yester-
day for brief appearance at the
auto show. delighted with the
reaction to his New Years Eve
show on ABC-TV. The rat
ings should show that his foot
tapping rhythms drew a rating
double that Of any other station
on at the time.
Jim McGrath, a radio veteran
going back to the Godfrey-Hit-
tenmark- Wakeman era, was the
hit Of Saturdays Traffic Court"
(WRC-4, playing a driver
charged with driving while "un-
der the influence" 1 caught
only the last part of 1t. but
Jim gave the evenings best dra-
matte performance. -. This
show, by the way, has an
astounding 10.4 rating!
Elvis Presley has been reported
in town many times-but he
was really here Saturday night
o.. The young star and his
manager. cousin, and other
hangers on, occupied two COM
partments of the Tennessean
which arrived at Union Station
lat tbs pm. They were en-
route to New York for the Ed
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the history and re-birth Of free
Of Beethoven's mighty "Fidelio."
Producer Henry Solomon q
came up with something more Il
time. "Fidelio" is a ringing
musical editorial on its own.
Combined with the events Of
Austria's past and present, and
neighboring Hungary's desparte
plight, Beethoven's message
came across the years as vibrant
and meaningful as ever.
What Producer Solomon woulc
have done without "Fidelio.'
which reopened the Vienna
Opera House in November, 1855
is problematical.
For if the necessarily sketchy
story of Austria history skipped
too many pages. there was Beeth.
ovens music to fill in the blanks
The confusing kaleidoscope Of
peoples. wars and royalty can bt
listed in 80 minutes-but hardly
brought to life. So Mr.. Salomor
did the wise thing. He put thu
what of it in newSreel clips; anc
left the why of it to Beethoven
Alexander Security narrated
and. 1t seems to me, had a heady
amount of poetry and quotations
to contend with. The film editor!
also appeared to be carried away
at times by the music and went
in for camera trickery. With
Irmgard Seefried and Antor
Dermota leading the impressive
cast in the opera. however, theil
feelings were understandable.
4 4 4
TV Reflections:
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time (2:l0 a.m.), but the crowds
and taunts of soldiers. etc.
drove him back into the train.
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Sullivan show. Elvis tried
to catch some fresh air. Incl
dentally, before train departure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
ON THE AIR
AN Editorial
In TimeIess Music
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Project 20 took Producers Showcase last night
(WRC-4 with unique production that documented
the history rebh Of free Austria against the background
Of Beethoven's mighty "Fidelo"
Henry Solomon wiSted Cross Nightmare in Rcd
up something than tangy review of history this
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, 1957-05-25


CHRISIIAN5TED THEATRE !
THE HOUSE OF GOOD PICTURES" Isl ]
Saturday, May rs : Double Feature:
LIVING IT UP CechnicoloE
Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Janet Leigh : Edward Arnold
A MAN ALONE TruColor)
Ray Midland Mary Murphy Ward Bond
Sunday, May 26
TREASURE OF PANcHo VILLA
(SuperScope and Technology
Rory Calhoun : Shelley Winters Gilbert Roland
Tuesday, May % Double Feature:
THE VANISHING AMERICAN
Scott Brady Audrey Totter : Forrest Tucker
Gene Lockhart
THE HOUSTON STORY
Gene Barry Barbara Hale Edward Arnold
Wednesday, Nav % LA JusT1cA DEL LoBo lin spanish)
Dagoberto Rodriguez Flor Silvestre
Thursday, May 80
CARMEN JONES (CinemaScope & Deluxe. Color
Harry Belafonte Dorothy cambridge Pearl Bailey
Olga James : Joe Adams
Saturday, June ! Triple Feature:
BOSS OF BULLION CITY
Johnny McBrown
HIGH SOCIETY
Leo Corey & The Bowery Boys
CHAPTER i Of the WILD WEST DAYS the new Serial,
with Johnny McBrown
Sunday, June q
SLIGHTLY R SuperScope & Technicolor)
John Payne Arlene Dahl Rhonda- Fleming
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didn't really want. Childhood
was that magic time in life
when gifts were what you saw
In them.
Half -dozing. he allowed him
self the luxury Of reviewing his
own unpublished wants.
The first thing was Jaguar
sports car. bright red. He real
lied OF course. how silly he and
Mrs. Baxter would look in one.
They would wander all over
Europe in the Jaguar-he and
Susan. He could hear the purr
of the powerful motor as they
slid through mountain valleys
or its savage rip as they swung
past some humber car.
He also wanted a plane.
Nothing tremendous, Of course.
but one that was powerful and
safe.
What he would really like.
though. was a place In the
country. That made more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

that OF a normal Saturday
The rain stopped shortly
after l pm. and temperatures
dropped. Chilly weather Is
listed for today. with a high
about AZ degrees. and dip to
the middle 20's tonight. The
outlook for Monday Is increas-
ing cloudiness and somewhat
warmer weather.
The police say the day after
THANKSGIVING is the m os
crowded Of any pre-Christmas
shopping day.
Streets we're busy again yes
terday. but both pedestrian and
motor traffic seemed to move
fairly well.
Extra Police on Duty
1t. Howard r ouanf~'i's
acting captain of the First
Precinct. reported after a tour
of the downtown area he had
found no big traffic jams and
few pocketbook- snatching COM
plants.
He said that 60 extra pa
trolmen were stationed down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

sense. Not a big place TO bog
one down with responsibility.
Just a hide-away. He began to
plan the details as he had done
so often In the dawn hours.
Compact. easily taken care Of,
all on one floor. Better have a
separate bathroom for each
bedroom perhaps.
Oh yes--and a pine-paneled
library. where one could sit in a
big leather chair in front Of
cannel-coai fire and read by
the hour. undisturbed.
When Mrs. Baxter came
home he was asleep.
downright 1888 BY Edward streeser,
distributed BY The Bell Syndicate.
Tomorrow; Mr.. Boxter. the tempo.
rorily dOminont figure Of this story,
discusses with Mrs. Boxter the eIimi-
notion Of eertoin YuIetide lectures,
and cutting down senerolb on sH.
penses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

published. football games were
played and the countryside
burst into vivid reds and vel
lows. Elections were at hand.
Then came Thanksgiving and
before you knew 1t Christmas
had caught you completely UNI
prepared as usual.
Home At Last
Mr.. Baxter lived in a huge
red-brick apartment house be-
tween Park and Lexington. AS
he approached. the doorman
ceased leaning against the side
of the entrance and became
professionally alert. Good eve
ming. sir" he said. nice eve-
ming"
1T is a nice evening" said
Mr.. Baxter. "A little cooler"
1T is a little cooler" said the
doorman. We'll. guess we can
be expecting 1t from here in.
Herbert was on duty at the
east elevator. Herbert was bald.
inclined to Stoutness and, when
'unoccupied. had habit Of en-
bracing the edge of the eleva-
tor door in such a way that he
looked as II he had been
chained to it.
Good evening. Herbert. 7"
said Mr.. Baxter.
Good evening, sir" said
Herbert. Its a nice evening. I
think it's getting a little
cooler"
Yes. 1t is a little cooler. said
Mr.. Baxter.
They rode silently past sew
eral floors.
Il guess we can expect that
from here in" said Mr.. Baxter,
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town as OF Friday. using men
from the police training divi-
sion. TO remain through De-
cember 81.
There we're no snarls," he
said. Everywhere we went. we
we're able TO move"
Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton Director j. Edgar Hoover,
meanwhile, called on the pub
lie to help combat the custo-
mary rise Of theivery that
plaques the christmas-shop-
ping season.
Warning by Hoover
This month. the hordes of
holiday hoodlums will again
make their boldest forays." Mr..
Hoover wrote In q signed edi-
torial in the FBI Law Enforce
ment Bulletin.
"Swarming through bustling
shopping crowds. infesting
damned stores and merchan-
disc marts. stealthily invading
shipping terminals and hijack-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

feeling that some amplitication
was called for.
Yes said Herbert. over
shooting Mr.. Bakers floor.
From here in you can expect
cold and dampness. This is the
time OF year people mostly get
sick and then the FIRST thing
you know 1t will be Christmas. "
Someone Missing
He let himself into his apart
ment and looked about with
the sense of pleasure he felt
each evening when he returned
TO its ordered coziness after an
overcrowded day.
Hi" he called.
There was no answer. He
wandered back 10 the bedroom.
Susan must be off somewhere.
Turning back the spread. he
threw himself on the bed with
a luxurious groan. Thank heav-
ems they were not going out
tonight.
He must be getting old. The
difficult Sos. All the familiar
fun habits still strong inside
you and not quite enough en-
ergy to see them through. You
wanted and you didn't want in
the SOS.
1t was hard to believe that II
was already October. As Her.
bert had said. Christmas would
be on them before they knew
IL. He must have a talk with
Susan and see IL they couldn't
get this Christmas business UNI
der control this year.
The trouble with Christmas
was that you bankrupted your
self giving people things they
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Lake to Get Honor
RAPATIO Italv Nov an

RAPALLo. Italy. Nov. 80 Up
-Dog-love Of this resort city
plan to erect a bust Of the So
Wet spacedog Laika in the
cemetery established here years
ago for dogs OF foreigners. The
monument will bear an in
scribed tribute.