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1895 DOWN

ONLY YHB. OLD
Yes. this beaut. semidet. brick
home consisting Of 3 Ice. rooms,
fully equip. kit. powder rm on LIST
door: rec. rm.. Anehor-fenced I'd.
Clean IS . pin. Move in with down
pymt. Low mo. pymts. Trades ae-
eepted. Hurry. won't last long
Cal nov. Di. 7-3473: ewes. ~
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BETHESDA-You rust see thu
Lovely Cape Cod in quiet wooded
neighborhood walking distance
70 schools. churches. shops. pub
lie golf course. Naval Hospital and
transp , bedFmy. den. rrmOdeied
XII liv IN with irepl rec. rm
Low down pymt oil 4-siii "a
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$4,000 2-bedroQm and den brick
ton. Very large living rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm..
fully equipped kitchen; large
screened porch, Diet garage. Loads
OF extrasl In immaculate condi-
ticn Huge level lot. Call THE
DARBY Co, Realtor, IA. 6-9393.
Omen n IN o
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tOLOkED = CLEAN, Comfortable
coy 3 1897 OTfS ST NE
Vacant. move right IN with de.
post Of $1,000; 5000 terms
4.33sssiS' 'S S8Rsh Hal y = rA- wAP i
CO Al A-2n0a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

FALLA CHURCH AREA - REAL
RENT BEATERi RI Lovely. g.
bedrm. brick rambler. on lRe. An
eh0r-fenced lot: an opportunity
sgsssSy s do ~ 1 ssS mo AZ NJ i zen
ana ms. Price, SI3.D5O. eII.I.G
REAL ESTATE. IA. $4,000.
n. ARLINGTON. near Seven Corners
"a solid home with 3 sood-size
full bsmt., q beautiful scrn. rear
porch overlooking q tree-studded
lot with ample shrubs and privacy.
Excellent location and buy. SID,-
300. s. q. GERACHIs CO., JE.
2-2314.
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OWNER

Has Just called 10 say, Il must
sell" Bring me an offer on my g.
bedrm., brk. Cape Cod: iiV. rm.
with nrepl.. sep din. rm., powder
rm. on LIST floor: full bsmt. Lovely
shaded lot with patio. Excel. Fails
$4,000; my asking price, Sl5.95O,
Don't hesitate, call IA. 5-g4OO.
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MlLLANDALE AREA-Almost new
ssiss splits little With ? Eood,sis'
PsS'% r@,. Baths s assume aSi RI 81
loan: $500 On. Sf36 mo. incl
eyerything, 1918 New Hamp. ave.
~ $1,000, BAiNUM REAL
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FAIRFAX, 3 ACREs-Custom built
home, y mi from ID. c line; . bis
bedrms. bath on LIST a.; 2 huet
bedrms bath on end beaut
knoll, lovely trees, tenant hous,
rented At $40 mo Low aOsl small
down payment, balance In one
trust owner moylng 10 Fla
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
T-1al1 ewes. Ell 0.a64S.
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i. ARLINGTON RAMBLER: SI8,

lenee to transportation are offered
IN this 3-bedrm.. all-briek ram.
bier, with "a baths. finished
daylight recreation rm. In full
basement. Call early. NEITHER
Realtors. IA. $3.50 TIL . pm
$3.50 DOWN. bedrms.. enormous
level lot. with fruit trees and grape
vines q 1T. liv. rm. with authen-
tic firepl and picture window:
ample eating space In lge. kit
fully equipped. o years. old
walking distance 10 shops, bus and
elem; school; $1,000 s. o.
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$4,000 4Mg III. TRUST can be

sI9. 900 4M% 1st. TRUST can be
assumed On this E-year-young
split-level in choice residential
area bedrooms. 2 full tiled
baths. large living room with flre-
place. huge dining room. . dream
Kitchen, including .oishx asher and
zig. Priced 81 only S22.050 Call
THE DARBY CO, IA. 5-0393
Once Opnn 3 I'll q.
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|. zoYsIA GRASS worth $4,000; iot
worth $500. house worth $4,000
owner will sell this cozy b-rm
rambler with q ige. patio for Si3..
500. In an area OF high-pricec
homes. near University Of Nd.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ACRE Mr.. HIGH POINT HIGH
cottage, hobby shop, other bidgs
Rich gaTden: 5000: assume j Isl
mortg,. $3.50. So int. pay Sfd
mo-; terms arr. Mod. kit Owner
g-3O4l. VI, W. LEWIS
, 1957-01-08
Republican
Meets Friday
Night, %JonuorY 18th

The local Republican Club
will hold its annual meeting
on Friday night, January 25th,
it was announced today by
Charles L. Hilborn, president.
The meeting will be held in
the Police Courtroom in Fred
eriksted at 8::3o~p.m.
Members are asked to at
tend and on time.
, 1957-01-08

Major General E. L. M. Burns,
of Canada, Chief-of-Staff of the
U. N. Truce Supervision Organiz
cation in Palestine since 8 August
1854, will command the inter
national police force which the
General Assembly voted to create
ir=sorder to reestablish peace in
the Middle East. Born in West
mount, Quebec, General Burns
was commissioned in the Royal
Canadian Engineers in 1915. Dur
ing the Second World War he
held various senior staff posts and
commands in the Italian sector,
and was later General Officer in
charge of Canadian forces in
North West Europe. He attended
the fourth session of the U. N.
General Assembly in 1949 as an
alternate delegate and served
mainly on the Fourth Committee.
, 1957-01-08

Committee of the College and
the formation of this Commit
tee in Puerto Rico, cancer of
the cervix, and surgery of the
eye. In, addition to scientific
sessions at the hotel and the
University of Puerto Rico,
specially selected Cine Clinic
films will be shown.
, 1957-01-08
FBI Giving Special
Trn;ning TO Virgin
Islunds Policemen

Islunds Policemen
Leon A. Mawson, Commits
sioner of Public Safety, yester
cay announced the Inaugural
ton of a training school for
police divisions in st. Croix
ard St. Thomas. Instructions
will be given by Special
Agents Of the FBI Office and
ere designed to bring to the
Virgin Islands Police Division
the latest techniques in law
enforcement methods. Leon
Miller, U. S. Attorney, will
speak on legal aspects con-
cerned with law enforcement.
Commissioner MaWson stat
ed that in St. Thomas, the
school will consist of lectures,
on various police topics and
will run from January 7
through January II with two
sessions each day. The morn
ing session begins at $50 and
terminates at 1870. The after
noon session will begin at 1:3O
and end at 4:30.
All officers in st. Thomas
will have an opportunity to
attend one session daily. Com
missioner MaWson also stated
that the same school will be
given to the S. Croix Police
Division from January IA
through January 18, inclusive.
The hours of instruction and
subject matter will be the
same.
Governor Walter A. Gordon
gave the address. of welcome
to the officers scheduled to at
tend the school
Governor Gordon said, in
part: We entrust to the Police
the task of projecting our per-
sons and property against
criminal assault and depreda-
ton. We expect the police
man to be courteous, patient
and kind under all conditions
, 1957-01-08
American College Of Dept. Of Health.
Surgeons to Meet in Welfare, Educdtion
Puerto Rico jan. 1913 To Sponsor Workshop

Puerto Rico Jon. 1918
Distinguished officials and
surgeons of Puerto Rico will
address the Sectional meeting
Of the American College of
Surgeons, converting for the
first time in Puerto Rico, at
the Caribe Hilton in San Juan
from January is through Is.
DR.. Jose Noya Benitez, San
turce, Professor and Chair
man, Department Of Surgery,
University of Puerto Rico.
and Chairman of the Commit
tee on Arrangements for this
meeting, announces that emf
nent surgeons from Central
and North America will also
address this scientific three
day session, to which all mem
bers Of the medical profession
are invited.
The Puerto Rico Medical
Association and the Puerto
Rico Chapter of the American
College of Surgeons are CO
operating in planning this
meeting, at which many pro-
blems Of interest to doctors
will be discussed
The Honorable Don Luis
Munoz Marin, Governor Of the
Commonwealth of Puerto Ri
co, and The Honorable Dona
Felisa Rincon de Gautier, Ma
yoress of San Juan, will open
the sessions on Wednesday
morning, January 16, at 10
o'clock. DR.. 1. S. Ravdin, Phila
delphia, Chairman of the
Board Of Regents of the Col
lege, will join in the welcom-
ing ceremonies.
Among the many subjects
to be considered by the surgi-
cal experts are diseases of the
pancreas, intestinal obstruc-
truction, priorities for surgi-
cal treatment in mass. disas-
tiers, activities of the Trauma
, 1957-01-08

The Departments Of Health,
Welfare, and Education an
nounced plans for a Mental
Health Workshop to be held
on Friday evening, January
Is, and all day Saturday,
26, 1857, at the Christiansted
School. The topic of this
conference will be "Detec-
ton of Early Stages Of Men
tai Disturbance"
Several authorities in the
of Mental Health will
take part in the Workshop.
include DR.. Gerald Cap
Ian, psychiatrist, Associate
Professor of Mental Health, of
University; Julian
Psychiatric Social
Work Gonsultant, Region III,
U.S.P.H.S.; Miss Elsie Ho,
Mental Health Nurse Consul
tant also of Region III; and
continued on page A.
, 1957-01-08

and provocations. We expect
him to show the courage Of
Achilles, the chivalry of Sir
Walter Raleigh; the integri.
ty of George Washington; the
sagacity of Solomon; the pa
tience of Job; end the sweet
ness and light of st. Francis
of Assist.
We expect him to be famiI-
lar with all the gadgets and
techniques of modern police
science. He is supposed to
have a working knowledge Of
the bewildering plethora of
Federal, State and local laws
he is sworn to enforce. He is
often called upon to render,
in determining whether to ar
rest in a specific case, a split
second decision on a point of
law that may take a topflight
lawyer days to ponder"
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Aug. 3 O1.-Dividends
announced;
Pc Stk. of Paw
Rate. riod. record. able.
Univis Lens Sc SIS s-i3
Faiardo sugar.
Plymouth Rub 20 SO sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
First. Area DeoIerships
For New EdseI Signed

First three dealerships in the
Washington area for Ford
Motor Co.'S new Edsel were
announced yesterday by Emer-
son Plancks district sales man.
ager.
The Edsel. first new car or
the American market since the
Mercury. is booked for the
medium priced field and will
be introduced early this. fall
The dealers thus far named
Guy Steuart Motors, Georgia
avenue and Blair Mill road
Silver Spring: Mount Vernon
Motors. Inc, 1880 Diagonal
road, Alexandria. and Coving-
ton Edsel. Inc, 1901 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda.
Guy Steuart, II heads the
Georgia avenue firm, which will
occupy a new 10.000-square-
foot building. He is general
manager, with Richard Mill
brook as sales manager.
Mount Vernon Motors is
headed by Stanley Dreifus, a
veteran Of 80 years in the auto
mobile business. The firm will
occupy a 12.500-square-Ioot
building. L. A. Porter has been
named general manager in
charge Of dealer operations.
Covington Edsel, with Art
Covington as president and
James I. Miller as sales man.
ager, will have q 2.400-square-
foot showroom and a 1900
square-foot service area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Men, Miracle Dncron Blend Suits
Less Than 80 at Browning King

Lightweight Suits Retain Slope in Hottest WeothsF
Ideal for Busness, casuaI Wear Or SoeioI Activities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

where greatly reduced
green ink prices" are
offered to budget-mind-
ed customers.
For instance you can
also purchase a Travel
Rex" Nylon blend cord
suit at the reduced
"green ink price" Of less
than $1,000, or a 1907
silk suit for less than
$45.00. "Guilford" Da-
cron blend gabardine
topcoats with removable
zip-in lining are now less
than $17.00.
Martinique" Harris
tweed topcoats, tailored
Of i'm ported, han d.
woven virgin wool, are
now less than $4,000.
Whether you are short
or tall, stout or slim,
you'll be perfectly fitted
at Browning King & Co,
open every evening until
$50, and alterations will
be made while you wait.
Just say charge it
through Central" at no
extra cost.
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'' = ,BuszNEss
Corporotes Drop Again,
But U. S. Bonds Improve

but It IL virtually nullined BY
the heavy schedule Of new
financing slated for fall. Some
analysts consider this period
a. the luIl before the storm.
Government bonds were
mostly higher. Tor the. week,
the Victory AVS Of December.
l972-67. advanced 1852 at 81
1882 bid. The AIS Of 1868
gained 1882 at % 1922 while
the 40-year IS moved up 4i32
at IS 8/32. The 30-year 3Ns
slipped asa at % S/32 bid.
The better tone Of Govern
ments. some experts said. was
attributable in part to the
Treasury's successful refunding
Of its $24 billion of August
October maturities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
TOBACCO SALES

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd, Aug. 3 Up.
--Final sales we're held this week on
the auction markets for the 1856 crop
paid the highest prices Of the year for
around one-fonrth Of the grades. ac-
cording to the Federal-State Market
News Service.
Deliveries were fairly light. Quality
was the lowest Of the season.
Net auction sales for the hve-day
period Of July 29-August 2 amounted
TO 1.757,042 pounds and returned
$49.54 q. hundred. The average was
S2.75 under the previous week Season
sales totaled 33,341,24 net pounds
and averaged 5000.
The Maryland Tobacco co-opefa-
tive received 81 per cent of the sales
for the week. This was only slightly
more than the week before. which was
Prices for medium to lower quality
offerings were higher than last week
Gains were 81 and SO Q hundred
pounds. Top quality grades were mostly
The Baltimore hogshead market re-
ceived around 1897, 900 pounds for the
season. This, combined with the auc-
ton sales, totals about 3b,66S,0O0
The four markets closed for the
season on Friday.
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds on Q limited number Of repre-
sentative United States grades were ~
ChRe. From
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N. Y. BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aus. 3 (R.-National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

These 'Martiniqu e"
suits, handsomely tai
lored of the miracle Da-
cron blends; are excep-
tionally wrinkle resist
ant. Wonderfully light
and comfortable, they
cost less than $4,000 at
Browning Kings re-
duced green ink price,"
For casual wear, you can
buy q smart tropical
fabric sport coat for less
than $1,000 at the re-
duced green ink price,"
and "Kingley" tropical
Stacks in q large selec-'
ton Of shades and pat
terms are less than $500.
At Browning King &
Co.'s new Washington
akore 1325 n Street
NV, you will find a
tremendous selection Of
new lightweight and
tropical suits, Stacks and
sport coats, in models to
satisfy every taste, and
prices to suit every
budget. This is the only
Browning King store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

The Edsel, to come in four
series and 10 models, repre-
sents an investment of $3.50
million by the Ford Motor Co.,
and will be marketed initially
through an organization of from
1900 to 1900 dealers over the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
HIGHS Has 81 Stores

Highs Dairy Products Corp.
opened its 9th store in the
Bradlee Shopping Center in
alexandria. Va, on Friday. The
company now has % in Vir-
ginia. As in the District and
90 in Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04


NEW YORK. Aug. ; R.
THE downward drift Of
corporate bond prices slowed
somewhat this week and Gov
eminent liens actually turned
hisher. Trading dawdled in
the midsummer dbldruIns.
Among the corporates. in
dustrials and foreign dollar
liens advanced. but utilities.
rails and top-grade investment
issues continued on their old
familiar way-down. The curve
on the chart was less steep.
however.
The light schedule Of new
issues coming to market Is q
bullish influence on bond prices.
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OVER THE COUNTER

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Agso-
other sources. but are unofaciaL They
do not represent actual transactions;
they are intended IS . guide TO the
approximate range within which these
Gated by the .bid'l or bought (indi-
Gated BY the 'asked'l, at the time of
compilation 1880 noon, Friday.
Origin. Of any quotation furnished on
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TODAY'S TV
. HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WMAL az - Backstage
with Jerry Strong: Angela
Lansbury visits.
1900, WTOP t9) - Soldiers Of
Fortune: Tim and Toubo pur-
sue a criminal into the in
terror of Australia. BOOM
erang" stars John Russell and
Chick Chandler.
1880, WTTG 81 Spy: "Azeff .
is the exciting story of Eugene
Azeff, a spy who betrayed his
revolutionary comrades.
1880. WMAL tD-Wire Service:
"Misfire." A reporter helps
High Sierra country sheriff
solve a case of mistaken homi-
eide. George Brent.
500. WRC "a - Producers
Showcase. (Color.) THE
Great Sebastian" costars
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon-
tainne in their Tv debut.
This is a comedy-melodrama
about a husband-and-wife
mindreading act trapped be-
hind the Iron Curtain in
Czechoslovakia.
$500, WTTG 80 - Movietime
USA: Charles Boyer and Bette
Davis star in a tragic love
story set in Paris, l849 in
"All This. and Heaven Too"
tl940.)
500, WTOP t9) - The Burns
and Allen Show: Oracle be-
friends a stray poodle in an
exclusive Houston hotel where
pets are PERSONA non grata.
$3.50, WMAL t7-Voice of Fire.
stone: Cesare Slept, Met OPP
era basso. is guest.
300, WTOP Oh Love Lucy:
The end Of a beautiful friend
ship is in the making when
Lucy introduces her old friend
Ethel to a new acquaintance.
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.
$3.50, WTTG t5)-Confidential
File: What it's like to go
through the emotional period
of adolescence is explored in
this episode entitled, Teen
age Problems"
$3.50, WMAL % - Lawrence
Weeks Top Tunes and New
Talent: Charles Darvo, a
Swedish tenor is guess.
$3.50, WRC t4l-Robert Mont
gomery Presents: "A Slice
of Life" A delicious loaf of
homemade bread inspires
suburban grandmother (the
baker) to play Cupid for her
hired girl and an enterpris-
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Ings are supposed to be "of the

ings are supposed to be "of the
record"
Coming up on Hollywood
Film Theater" Sunday, April %
G:30 to 9 p.m.)-the old Ginger
Rogers-Fred Astaire click. Top
Hiatt"
Two excellent children's shows
are marking anniversaries
Mr.. Wizard (NBC network be-
gan its sixth year last week and,
next Saturday, the local show,
"ASk-it Basket" notes its fifth
continuous year on the air
(WTOP-9. Dorothy Look
er and Evelyn Davis are the
local lady Wizards. The an
niversary show. for example, is
an apt one. featuring DR.. Miles
Martin Of General Electric .
His subject: Five Little Things
That Have Big Promise for the
Future"
Places I'd Like to Be-Miami,
when Ted Baker of National
Airlines gets his company's TV
station on the air. {. The Wig
Iorous Mr.. Baker got interested
in TV primarily because he
didn't like what he saw-and
thought he ought to do some
thing about it. Baker may
have won his case before the
FEC with his emphasis on pub
lie service programming. In
any event. his first step in get
ting the show on the road was
an suspicious one-the hiring of
Frank Mccall. an NBC vet
.eran and onetime producer of
Swayze's News Caravan" :.
Mccall not only discovered"
Swayze. but brought David
Brinkley to the forefront by US
ing him on the old Camel news
show
The demise of Mama" (tDhich
returned to the air briefly after
thousands OF Dtewers tDrote let
tiers protesting the cancellation
tOas to be expected. IT neuer
really returned. so far as I'm
concerned. The film version
lacked the Spontaneity and i'm
pact OF the "live" Show.
Odyssey. by the way. will soon
shift to the 5 pm. spot Sunday
on CHS. thereby eliminating the
"Boing Boing Show" which the
network was unhappily unable
to sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

producer-director team, and the
orchestrations Of the peerless
Robert Russell Bennett, however
Messrs. r. and H. were also in a
rare bit Of luck.
They had available for the
production the perfect Cinderella
IN a 2f-year-old Cinderella
named Julie Andrews.
And If you didn't believe in
magic before. you'd have to be-
lieve 1t now. 1t happened every
time she sang. (T'he same thing
1t should be noted, occurs at the
daily showings of MY Fai,
Lady" in New York. At the first
bell-like tone. the audience
simply dissolves.)
The rest of the cast was pretty
special. too. Jon CIPHER, as the
Prince. looked and sang hand
somely; Kaye Ballard and Alice
Ghostley were a delicious pair
as the ugly step-sisters; Ilka
Chase played the Mama and
Howard Lindsay and Dorothy
Stickney were an appealing pair
as the King and Queen. Edie
Adams was a spicy fairy god
mother.
The costuming and sets were
sumptuous to beh0ld-in black
and white or the superb color.
~ks y s.
While the story Of Cinderella
remained fairly intact to essen
tials (the glass slipper. etc.,
Author Hammerstein wisely in
jected some amusingly original
notions as to the details. The
dialogue was bright. if economi-
cal tyou can see, perhaps, where
scenes could be heightened for
a full-length production) and
the music was first-rate Rodgers
and Hammerstein throughout.
which is pluperfect. do l Love
You Because You're Beautiful"
and Impossible" should be Hit
Paraders before long.
Director Ralph Nelson staged
the show expertly and handled
the magic" magically - espe-
cially the transformation Of the
pumpkin into a stagecoach.
Looked like the kind OF a thing
he's used to doing every show
Even the commercials, Of
which there were more than a
few. seemed more pleasant than
usual. You can see what kind
OF a state that girl puts me
intO!D
Anyway-to CHS. the message
for today is an obvious one.
When is the repeat?
&H&
On the Run:
It'll be CBS's turn next year
to provide the entertainment for
the Radio-TV Correspondents
show and I've got a suggestion
for the committee Danny
Thomas! CDanny's show
will shift from ABC. which
presented this years affair, to
CHS in the fall. taking over the
3 to $3.50 pm. spot on Fridays.)
The correspondents. inciden-
tally, were ACKNOWLEDGMENT"
when Variety reviewed the show
and raped II. 80. The proceed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WIDOW. WASH-FM - In
the Concert Hall: Chadwick
Symphonic Sketches: Tchai-
kovsky. Symphony No. 6 in 3
Minor; r. Strauss Death and
TRANSPORTATION.
500, VOL - Milton @. Ford
Show: frankie Lame and his
new album "Rockin."
7:05, WGMS-FM - Command
Performance: Issac Stern,
violinist: Alexander Zaktn,
pianist: Brahms Sonata No. /
in G is featured.
sos, WRC-Boston Symphony:
Charles Munich will conduct
the Boston Symphony orches-
ira in excerpts from three
Wagner operas.
500. WOL-Good Music Time:
Paul Hume begins three hours
OF music with Locantelli, Con-
certo Crosse No. 6.
1880, WTOP-Music Til Dawn:
Excerpts from Bach's "Musi-
cal Offering" Karl Mum
chinger conducting the Stuff
CART Chamber Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

And that's the way it was
sigh. for 80 of the most en-
chanted minutes we're likely to
spend this season.
Translated into a bewilderingly
beautiful TV show last night
tWTOP-9) by two masters Of
musical witchcraft, Richard Rod.
gers and Oscar Hammerstein
cinderella" is almost certain
to become a videO classic or, al
the least, an example for the
rest to cape at.
Apart from inspiration. ability
a whopping budget, a brilliant