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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

butcher hogs we're slow again this week
but prices declined 25 cents mainly
because Of q light local demand. sows,
however, were rs to 80 cents higher
although they comprised about % per
cent Of the weeks receipts.
The weeks receipts we're more lib
eeption they we're the smallest in a
year and for the IL major markets
they were the smallest in three years
with the exception Of last week.
Cattle offerings were almost 20 per
cent larger than last week with more
than half the supply coming In on
Monday. The heavy early receipts
bined to weaken the market and prices
trended lower.
At the close, slaughter steers were
unevenly 90 cents TO $l.25 lower with
most Of the decline on choice and
prime grades and the average price
OF all grades the lowest since early
February. Dressed beef prices at Chi
cage cage wholesale were 80 cents to 81
matedj; for the week: Barrovs and
eilts rs lower sows $3.50 higher
go 10. butchers predominated at
S2.1b-23. 10 numerous lots 2O0-26O
lbs at $500. Several lots No. l and
2 20O-230 lbs. reached 2225 with
heavier weights down 10 - 90 for
1925 ID. average and a limited volume
mixed Grades lS0-195 lbs. 20 90 30. rs.
Sows RANGED from 1870 for $50 ID.
average up to 22.o5 for No. and
2 275-300 10. weights.
Cattle 200. total 200 Cestimated);
for the week: Slaughter steers closed
unevenly SOL % under late last
week, heifers mostly '00-1 ,25 lower
except kinds grading standard and
below very scarce and weak 10 so
lower. Cows steady to so over and
bulls weak to mostly 20 lower. Veal
ers steady. Loadlous mostly prime
slaughter steers late 27.50-2S so, mixed
choice and prime steers % 5O-27 80.
most good TO high choice steers late
a .26-26 80, choice rarely $3.50 up,
standard to average good late % So
"a 80. High choice and prime heifers
ate ge:SO-27 so. late bulk gOod %
mostly % 90 up, few utility and
standard heifers late 10.50-23. 90.
Utility and commercial cows IL So
20b0. mostly 5000 down. late bulk
Gamers and cutters lB.00-1S25, few
light Gamers down to 400. Late bulk
utility and ommereial bulls So
1880, good and choice vealers $500
81 90. utility and standard 1900
$500. eulls down to 200
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MeroenthoIer Net
Shows Decrease

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
sales amounted to
SCI. 32S.s23 in nine months
ended June 80. compared with
sS0,567 300 in the same period
q year earlier.
Income before taxes ives
S2l3,3O2, compared with
s4,77s.205 a year earlier. In
come after taxes totaled $780,
202, including q special nom
recurring dividend Of s1,012.00O
from English subsidiary. A year
earlier. income after taxes was
So, 028, 205. including parent
company's loss carry-bact
credit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

ofiices In the cafritz Building.
Jones, Kreeger a. Hewitt was
organized here in 1890 and has
expanded into the entire metro
politan area. All Of the new
partners have been associated
with the firm for a number Of
years and are well known in
financial circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, Aus. W (UsDA.-
Cattle and calves: weeks supply ap-
proximately 1880 per cent siaughter
steers. remainder mostly cows, only few
scattered lots and loads heifers. bulls
slauehter steer supply graded Iareeiy
Good to average choice and slauRhter
cows mainly Gamer to utility, receipts
IL per cent over last week, IL per cent
under last year, trading. generally slow
on All classes except vealers which were
moderately active. compared last Thurs
day slaughter steers slow to 1 0O-2b
lower, slaughter heifers steady to weak
Monday, too scarce for adequate test
OF priees aIter MONDAY, utility and COM
and cutters generally steady. bulls
weak TO so cents lower with some StiIl
unsold In closing trade. choice veaiers
advanced /. 90 and other grades fully
STEADY 70 strong, stockers and feeders
good 70 average choice slaughter steers
26.2b-2S.6O Monday, standard TO low
good 20 .00-26 90. inc. losing trade bulk
950-l20S ID; good and low choice
mostly low 5000 e4 Hsn ssss o ot e
and few lots 734-s3O ID. Good to low
choice SLAUGHTER heifers 20 .OO-27 OO
Monday, package choice 1880, scattered
lots 150-9OO, ID; standard and good
*. =. ,pO-So ~: load 81 10, mixed utility
ANAANAo 2Aa NVNe suV
Thursday. utility and commercial cows
closed at 1S.50-20.0O. few 20. 0O-2 90,
Gamers and cutters 1b.75-ls:bO, liEht
tanners 13.O0-15.75.
Utility and commercial bulls mostly
81 ,50-23.50, few individuals 23I76-
- 90 and few Gamers and cutters
1S.O0-2l, SO, bulk 160-25O ID choice
vealers 30.O0-33.00, good 27.OO-3O 90,
l2O-250 10 standards "a .O0-27 90, scat.
tered lots and load b36-99l ID mostly
medium and good stocker and feeder
steers "a .0Q-277J through week with
several choice included in lot weiEhing
over 200 lbs, small lot 400 ID choice
stock steer calves 81 90 Monday.
Hogs: Barrows and eilts closed Is
cents lower than last week, sows steady
early In week and too scarce for ade.
auate test Of prices thereafter, receipts
sllghtly increased over last week and
90 per cent less than last year; about
as head mostly Us a. 2 10000 ID
butchers 24.75 Monday, bulk mixed
No 1-3 10000 ID butchers for week
"a :Q0-5O, but closing sales 24.O0-25,
; lots mixed weights and grades ITO
$50 lbs 22.7b-24 90 Thursday and 2
lots No. . a. 3 242-o62 10 % 1924 90,
! lot No geo lbs 1850. mixed No.
= 100000 ID sows 1e75-20.75
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OVER COUNTER

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Asso-
citation OF Securities Dealers, Inc, and
other sources. but are unofficial They
90 not represent actual transactions:
they are intended Is a Guide TO the
securities could have been sold Ondi-
Gated Nv the bid or bought Ondi-
Gated BY the lasked'l at the time Of
compilation t12 noon, Fridayl. origin
OF any quotation furnished on request
WASHINGTON AREA LIsT1Nos
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NEW YORK BANKS
NEW YORK. AUG. . UR.-Nationa
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
COMMODITIES

NEW YORK, Aug. 2 lP.-The Asso-
eiated Press index Of Important whole
sale commodity prices moved higher
for the third straight week.
At l72.7l the index OF IS prices
compared with l72.le q week ago ana
l6l.30 a year ago.
Industrials touched new 1888
high. Textiles and nonferrous metals
also we're up. Food, livestock and the
grains and cotton component declined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
when he has Wheatena inside!

Piping hot Wheatena is a stick.to-
the-ribs cereal that gives a warm
all-over glow no matter how cold
the day! (This 20' can't be seen on
a thermometer, but the signs are
rosy cheeks and bright eyes,
Wheatena packs a lot Of 'get-up-
'n-go' too. .becaNse it's made from
all the wheat. So delicious, ii will
make your family wdnt the hearty
breakfast they need
See personaiised stationery offer on bor'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
BY JANE KOTTMEIER
Special writer fer The star

Iraq celebrated the 37th
anniversary Of the founding
Of its army yesterday.
While Iraqis in Bashdad
observed the national holiday
with festive parades and mer-
rymaking. the countrymen
here entertained with a
Sumptuous reception and
buffet at the Fort Myer ON
GERS Club.
The Armed Forces Attache
OF the Embassy and Nine.
Ismail Al-Arif were hosts at
the gay party and headed the
receiving line along with Col,
Al-Arif's assistant. Mai.
Amash and Nine. Amash. On
hand to greet guests were
two Of the Al-Arif's five chill
dren. Miss Lamya Al-Arif. Is.
who is studying pre-med at
Mount Vernon Junior COL
lege, and s-year-old son
Abdal.
The lavish buffet table was
spread with two whole lambs
stuffed with rice and pine
seeds. platters OF baked egg
plant topped with tomato
slices. triangle pastry shells
with cheese. freshly chopped
parsley and ground meat in
side. cold cuts Of turkey.
Two Chefs COllabOrate
The chef Of the Sudan En-
bassy. Younan Isho in collab-
grafton with Col. Al-Arif's
chef. Faik Shukur. spent four
days preparing the food for
the $50 to 400 guests ex-
pected. Mr.. Isho. who has
been cooking for large num-
bers for IS years. was former
ly chef In the American En-
bassy in Baghdad. as well as
in many of the other foreign
embassies represented there.
Guests clapped to the click
Of the castanets as Nine.
Zuzu. barefoot and clad in
silver-sequined black net. per-
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Defense Critics Aid
|Russid, Short Sdys

H." he added. IF the balloon
should 90 up. or the bell ring.
God pity the enemy"
Lashes "H0gwash"
Lashing out at some Of
the hogwash" he said he
heard Sunday on radio and
television. Mr.. Short. who
was chairman of the House
Armed Services Committee
during i953-54, declared:
I'VE have got q lot Of arm
chair strategists. and Mon
day morning quarterbacks
who presume TO know more
about defense than the man
In the White House.
you would think our
country had become weak
and impotent since Eisen-
hover was sworn In as Com
mander In Chief"
On the contrary. the speak
er said. as soon as Mr.. Eli
senhower was sworn in as
President I'VE started TO work
Immediately. We ended the
senseiess slaughter Of the
Korean War. and we are
spending about So billion a
year on research and develop
Nine Oakici.
I'VE have been spending
$40 billion o year on defense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
star star Writer

Some opponents" Of the
Eisenhower administration
"have been unwittingly aid
ing and abbeting the enemy
by soaring the American peo-
pie to death" about Russia's
scientific and military miEht.
Assistant Secretary Of De-
Tense Dewey Short said yes
terday.
II am not going to be swept
of my feet by these extrem-
lists and alarmists. II they
had a thimble full OF brains
they would be half wits" the
former Missouri Representa-
tive told q luncheon meeting
Of the District League Of Re-
publican Women at the May
flower Hotel.
THAT satellite going
around out there isn't going
to hurt anybody too much.
The sun still rises. The moon
still shines" Mr.. Short de-
clared.
The Russians may be
ahead Of lis in certain re-
spects. But In the overall
picture America is infinitely
stronger at this time than
at any time since World War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

Fabulous fakes that are a fashion
in themselves and could fool all but
the experts. Sparkling rhinestone
wedding bands, stone sets, cocktail
and dinner styles, simulated pearls,
children's keepsake rings !. these
are but few of the many styles in
this exciting collection.
KanH's-Street Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

and we are prepared. he con-
tinued. I'VE are strong on
land. sea and In the air."
The foreign policy OF this
administration has been
strong and sound. compared
to the suppine. weak and vas
cillating policy Of President
Truman and his Secretary OF
State. Dean Acheson, he
argued.
The country will continue
to spend large sums for re-
search and development the
Assistant Defense Secretary
said. But in order to be
strong we have to remain
economically strong.
Have Bled Ourselves
Russia has been hoping
we would sipnon on our
wealth 10 other countries. We
have already bled ourselves
pretty white with aid TO
other nations. Every savings
account, every life insurance
policy. Is being cheapened by
the threat Of imitation"
Mr.. Short scored some Of
our allies" who, he said.
"time after time come 10 us.
hat In hand. for succor."
II don't particularly relish
or enjoy the finger Of scorn
or ingratitude pointed at this
Nation BY Others" he said.
II rather resent their threats
and intimidations. their
Matchmaking threat TO go
Communist unless you give
US this
Sometimes ] think the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

Mrs. S. T. A.. HvGttsuille
To Mrs. J. NJ. j.. Stlper SpriHi
Here is a recipe for cookies
that my mother gave TO me.
They are delicious and !
would like to share the recipe.
To make. use ( eggs. ! cup
oil. "a teaspoon baking pow
der, IA cups sugar. "a cup
poppy seeds. pinch Of salt.
/ teaspoon vanilla and 4Ia
cups -four.
Mix all ingredients in bowl
with hands. making sure the
seeds are well distributed.
The dough will be very sticky,
but that is how 1t should be.
Roll out dough "a to Il
inch thick. Use well Toured
board and rolling pin. Cut
out aud bake on cookie sheet
in $50 degree oven until slight
ly brown. about 1918 min
utes. depending on the thick
ness. Lift from pan to cool.
I hope you and your family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

Egyptian Embassy and Nine.
Man. the third secretary of
the Egyptian Embassy and
Nine. Rank. the Ambassador
Of Libys and Mime. Jerbi. the
Ambassador of Morocco and
Nine. Aloud. the Minister of
Morocco DR.. Ahmed Bena-
bud. the Ambassador OF Tur-
key and Nine. Urguplu. the
Naval Attache Of Turkey and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Iraqi Army Celebration
Held at Fort Myer

formed an exotic Oriental
dance. She is currently on
stage at Omar Khayyams
and returns TO Egypt shortly.
Carrying out the theme for
the occasion. . six minute
film was shown OF Army Day
celebrations in Baghdad last
year.
Among those invited we're
the Ambassador Of Iraq DR..
Moussa Al : Shabandar. the
Charge d Atiaires of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Sewing Machine
Question

Mrs. r. N. H.. Alexandria
] would like readers opin-
ions and remarks about the
merits of automatic sewing
machines. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Square Doncinq

The Square Dance Asso-
citation OF Montgomery Coun-
~ will start its second half
year instruction program
next week under the direction
OF Mac Mclaughlin. The be-
ginners class will start jan
uary Is at 8 pm. at the
Wheaton Woods Recreation
Center, For further informa-
ton. call Judith Mclaughlin
at OIL. 2-6753 or Mary Kramp
at OIL. 2-0l47.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

time has come when we
should say all right. 60 ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE

enjoy them as much as we
do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

and get 1t from the Com
munists." he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

this weekly Saturday lunch-
con fashion show.
RIzIK's presents the FASH
ion show at the formal din
ner dance ct Indian Spring
Country Club at 10 pm.
Shoes from Hahn's: hair
styles BY Bettye. Pedro Perez.
Brazilian dancer viii perform
the ''pasadoble. /" dance OF
the bullflghter. A Models
Guild presentation.
LESLIE FAY dresses star
at an 1880 and Q 2 pm.
fashion show at Woodward
q Lothrop in the Misses
Dress Department on the
third floor.
SUNDAY
LUCINDA DANIEL pre-
sents "A Fantasy In Fashion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

Julius oarfnckel a Co. in
the eth floor misses shop.
dif Johnston. the designer
will be guest commentator.
LANsB URIC HIS Semi
annual pretty As A Picture"
teen fashion show at ii am.
in the Statler Presidential
Ballroom. Art Lamb. TVper-
sonality will NC. Devron and
his trio will provide mood
music"
WASHINGTON PARTY.
staged by Mrs. Gladstone
williams. at the Willard Ho-
tel in the elegant Crystal
Room at 1890 pm. and timed
to end 80 that matinee thea
tergoers can make the cur
tain. Fun, fashions. and
famous personalities star ut
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GEORGETOWN
|Hon1esOpen
March 18th

Several well-known George
town hostesses will be "at
home" in houses they don't
own on the afternoons of
March 20 and 30.
They will be the hostesses
for the 9th annual George
town House Tour for the
benefit of historic st. Johns
Church. Georgetown parish.
Sixteen houses will be shown
and tea will be served both
afternoons in the parish
house Of the historic old
church.
On Friday afternoon Mrs.
David Acheson will be chair
man Of hosteSses.
At the Noel Macy residence,
Mrs. Harold B. Hoskins will
greet the visitors; Mrs. Fred
erick B. Leichman will be in
charge at the home Of Rep
reSentative and Mrs. Rich
ard Wigglesworth; Mrs. Cor
don Williams viii head the
hostesses at the James Pome-
roy Hendrick residence, and
Mrs. Herman Emmett will be
on hand at the home Of Mrs.
Philip Fleming.
Other hostesses that after
noon, which will feature
houses on the west side Of
Wisconsin avenue. will be
Mrs. David Bane. Mrs. We'll
don Sorrells. Mrs. Thomae
Parrot and Mrs. John Ma
gruder.
Saturday hostesses win in
clude Mrs. Harold Burnside,
Mrs. Pierce Gault, Miss Vida
BUST. Mrs. Marion Hall. Mrs.
Charles Seller, Mrs. Wester-
welt B. Romano. Mrs. Theo-
dore Osborne and Miss Fran
ces Norton. Their chairman
is Mrs. Carroll Perry.
Tickets for the tour are
$500 for each afternoon and
can be obtained from the
AAA, the Willard Hotel, the
Francis Scott Key Bookshop
and most Wisconsin avenue
shops. Hours are from 2 to
6 pm. both days.
Co-chairmen for the tour
are Mrs. Fontaine Bradley
and Mrs. Horace G. White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
ITYKES TO BENEFIT
FROM THIS PITCH

Tossing ping pong balls
into a fishbowl may sound
like q pastime for idlers.
But 1t will become both
profitable and noble at the
Merchants Carnival" this
week end.
The ping Pong Throw"
will be the feature game Of
skill at the carnival and
anyone who steps UP to try
may win a prize, while help
ing q child in need.
The booth will be manned
by members Of the Junior
Woman's Club of Alexan-
dria, who will be making
their pitch" for the bene-
At Of handicapped children.
The carnival, open to the
public, is being sponsored
by the Alexandria Junior
Chamber of Commerce and
will be held at the Alexan~
dria Arena. Hours will be
5 to IL pm, Friday; noon
to IL pm. Saturday and
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
us DAVE
TOMORROW


BEN REG fashion show
at 2:30 pm. at Julius Gar
finckel a. Co. in the Couture
Salon. Miss Robbie" per-
sonal representative for the
Reig firm will be available for
personal consultatic.....
GLENHAVEN coats fashion
show at 2 and Z pm. in
Woodward a. Lothrop's third
door casual department.
FRIDAY
L. Frank millinery will star
nc q fashion show for the
Bifocals Club for married
couples Of Metropolitan
Memorial Church.
ARLINGTON KNIVES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

CLUB luncheon fashion show
at the Army-Nayy Country
Club ct 1890 pm. with FASH
ions from Julius Garfinckel
a. Co.
ARLINGTON KI-WTVES
benefit lucheon fashion show
presented by Julius Gar
finckel g. Co.'s Ruey Mes
Senger at the Army Navy
Country Club.
HECHT'S stages a 1880
formal fashion show for Jobs
Daughters Bethel No. 4 Of
Alexandria. Local Chapter Of
Demolay guest models at the
Parkington store show. Cecyl
Edy the commentator.
SATURDAY
REMBRANDT COLLEC.
TON will be modelled at Q
$3.50 pm. fashion show at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

Blossom Festival March as
80. according to an announce
ment.
A fourth generation Cali
fornian, Miss Linden Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Keith Linden of Chevy Chase.
Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
Gcrden Symposium
Starts TodoY

The Williamsburg Garden
Symposium will hold its 18th
annual session today
through Friday and March
1914. Outstanding horticul-
turists and landscape artists
viii lecture on many aspects
Of gardening.
Americas Garden Treas
ury" is the theme Of the first
session and THE Practical
Magic Of Gardening" will be
discussed during the second
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
Cherry Blossom
Princess Nomed

Miss Andrea Kay Linden.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School senior. will represent
her native California In
Washington's annual Cherry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

q spring and summer coll
lection ct the Presidential
inns at 1850 pm.
Evening star., 1958-02-02
Hollywood Report
By sHEILAH GRAHAM


North American Nswspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD, Red Skelton's television net
work, CHS, Is backing him for . movie. "The
Little Blue House." to be made in Paris. This
win give you an idea Of how well recovered Red
Is from his recent dangerous illness.
Jack Benny has been trying to get wife
Mary Livingstone to appear live on his TV show
for six years. Finally. Mary has said yes-for
Jacks "fortieth" birthday which he viii cele-
brate via Shower of Stars the day before his
actual birthday, February l3. You will also see
many of the players and orchestra leaders
who have worked on Jacks TV and radio shows,
since his first program in 1882. Jack is number
three in the current Nielsen rating preceded
by two westerns-so he's really number one)
Not bad after 26 years.
Dewey Martin has been offered four TV
series-three western and one situation comedy.
Dewey would like to sign for the comedy, but his
agents are pushing the western. Robert
Culp, star of the successful Trackdown show,
is still bit bewildered by it ALL I'D never been
on horse in my life until signed for this
SERIES" he says In fact, on Broadway, did
Shakespeare and other classics. From Shake
speare to sagebrush Is quite jump. but I'm
happy made It"
Dorothy Malone guests with Bob Hope Thurs
Evening star., 1958-02-02
Hollywood Report
Red in Blue House

day and sings for the first time, song from
Bob's Paris Holiday" picture Also on the show,
WalIy Cox and Nick Todd, Pat Boones young
brother Great actor Curt Jurgens will make
his American Tv debut in Playhouse 90 in
the late spring.
Eddie Fisher takes his television show to the
Naval Academy In Annapolis in April. Dean
Martins hour-long show in March will be
telecast Of the premiere of his young Lions"
film in Steubensville, Ohio. Deans home town.
With the successful remote telecast Of Steve
Aliens show from Havana last week, NBC is
making plans to do remote from the new Pan
American Hotel in Puerto Rico in February.
They've been after Tony Martin to M. an hour
long variety show from the Caribbean Hotel,
also. Movie producer Stanley Kramer pur-
chased Leslie Stevens Invitation to . Cum
fighter" in which Gilbert Roland starred last
season on CBS-TV.
Time changes everything: Anne Francis and
E. G. Marshall appeared as father and daughter
in TV drama nine years ago. They're currently
rehearsing for Studio One drama in which
Marshall plays Annes boy friend. When
"Peyten Place" director Mark Robson was in
troduced on BBC-Tv panel show in London
he was described as 'the leading American mo-
ton picture sex authority"
Evening star., 1958-02-02

he was in the Mickey Rooney show few years
back. . !. /. Did he play in the movie "Turnabout"
and "One Million, BC.?"
A. s.
] don't recall him In the first Maverick but
Actor Hubbard has plenty OF flm credits, in
cIudtng the t,Oo novtes you nafled. Maybe your
friend Is confusing him iDtth Actor John Hol0ard
of the DR.. Hudson's Secret Journal series
Don't you think that there are too many
murder stories on television now? There are
just enough Westerns on TV now believe
that they need more comedies on like Peoples
Choice and the Real McCoys, etc.
J. Butler (age 10h, grade g..
III bet dad relGyed that one to me.
Here's something to think about, though,
Don't murders and shootings occur In Westerns?
You're right about the need for other types
OF shotos, including comedies
Evening star., 1958-02-02
TeIeVue MaiIbaq

This Is your chance to sound oG-dnd
~ Critic Bernie Harrison iOtu do his best
to GRslDer questions Please keep letters
brief Pen names ,Dil be used If desired.
/, along with my two children, enjoyed
Shirley Temples Beauty and the Beast" Lucky
for US we haven't had training in the theater.
I thought she did beautifully and am looking
forward to her next one. 1t was q real treat
from westerns and cartoons in zone Tv home"
Mrs. v. B.
Mrs. v. B. is referring to letter from
childrens theater porker tDho lDds disappointed
In "Beauty." Don't foroet-thts Sunday eUeninO,
"RumpelsttltkstH."
friend Of mine insists there never was
an actor named John Hubbard. I say there
was and he played the lawyer in the first
Maverick-the one with Big Mike In it. Also