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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
HOUSES roR sALE-YA.

BIG FAMMY--9.rm. stone Cape
COD; db block c "a MI NJ v vI blvd
Is Sn iO f snts anG Yhshs es caSs
pi.. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. 2 rec.
rms. screened porch, attached ga
rage and beautiful grounds with
loft. circular swimming pool
Only S24,500. Cali PLANTATION
REALTY, JE. 4-2744.
BEST OF CONTEMPORARY in
de luxe ramblers, near Corners
and firepl., big picture windows.
equip. KIT, . twin-sise bedrms.
Many spacious closets, full bsmt.
beautifully finished rec, rm.. large
wooded lot. big attach, earport.
Owner leaving area and all this
for. q very low down payment
and monthly payments less than
rem rent ,.. hIstter hurry on this o opsi
HRL fIss5IE 1 sEAi1Y &c Co. a-s ssoo
Wilson blvd. Open o am. to
YOU NAME IT! owner says to sell
Ses f mmsdiatey sl' S SsSass sf%
900 4lsss loan. Low price. new
house .cond.; Anchor fencing. call
for details. MONCURE AGENCY,
6Sl2 Lee hwy. JE. $4,000.
OWNER MUST sELL-Price re-
duced for immed. sale. lovely 20
IT. brick home; 3 bedrms., den.
paneled rec, I'm. with iirepl..
equip. kit. with eating space),
patio, fenced lot. etc. Price now
SlS,500 with only $1,000 down,
, bal. one trust (FHA). Open SUN
DAY, til dark. To inspect,
drive down Mount Vernon Blvd.
2 mi. below Alex. TO Westgrove
subdiv. Turn right, then immed.
srdvs S SIys then SoG Tsht ,n On West West;
ulks. to 9i3 Rollins dr., s. T.
EWELL. OWNER. ia. 5-510O.
BIG 3-BEDROOM BRICK HOME
assumed With $1,000 sn1 CASH E." lee r.
liv. rm;, big sep. din. .rm... 3
lovely bedrms, and bath, full
bsmt.: big wooded lot: mr.. schools.
bus and shopping: owner leaving
area; immed. possession II de-
sired; this is real buyl AR
LINGTON REALTY CO., IA. z
$500. 1900 Wilson blvd. Open
It'll 0.
ASSUME HUGE CT 4Ik% LOAN on
this beautiful, nearly new split
level in one Of Northern Vir-
Rinia's finest areas. A tremen-
dous liv. rm. with firepl.. lovely
din, rm., eating space in the
kit, 3 lge. bedrms and . full
baths. A bright rec. rm. and "a
bath. Lovely Handicapped lot.
Total price, S24,950 with more
than a $4,000 loan with pymts
of SIPS mo: Owner will take
q 2nd trust II you do not have all
cash above the loan. Hurry and
call THE DARBY CO., ia. B.
1898.
ARL; INVESTORS PLEASE NOTE
3-bedrm. bunga.. $500 or best
offer. EQUIP. kit; gas furn., full
bsmt.. level lot. well loo. MONA
HAN. 566 23rd St. OF. $4,000.
ARL. so. 3-BEDRM. BRK. 8 YRS.
OLD. NEW cOND. COW. TO
OPEN TODAY $500 8. GLEBE
RID. BIZ NIX z N 8 H Up REAL
ESTATE IA R-0407
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THE KIDS

win be able TO play when they see
this brick rambler on q h-acre lot;
3 bedrms., liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm.. modern equip. kit. Priced
at S15.250.
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THE
PRICE

RIGHT n you want suburban livinR
with city conyeniences This Ayr =
old 3-hedrm. brick home has stair
way 20 2nd floor with plumbing,
heating and electricity roughed In
for 2 more bedrms and bath. Sep
arate din rm.. de luxe kit, full
bsmt. with rec rm., u bath and
Outside entrance M-aere lot fenced
SONNETT-STAGNOLO
Realty CO. KK. e.ood9
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OV. S-1413
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors 311 s Washington 81
ALEXANDRIA
SOMEBODY'S. LOSS

Can be your gain. Rosemont area
This attractive 3-bedrm, home. with
bis liv. rm. with firepl., lseparate
din. rm;, Ice. equip. kit, full bsmt,
with oil h.-w.h. Sarge and Level
tate, call today on this.
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GLEN CARLYN BRICK

3-Bedrm. center hall rambler in
this top areal ''L"-shaped liv. rm
firepl. dining. Enormous kitchen
equipped, incl. dishwssher, etc. plu.
sep lge breakfast nook. . full
baths. Tiled full bsmt All this
on high lot oycrloosinc park
Quiet and secluded Take ovel
S115 pymts on S16,250 4Iaes loan
with easy dn. pymt.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BELVOIR AREA
Lucky Irish!
T.EpPECHAITNti

54-FT. CALIFORNIA REDWOOD
RAMBLER on 100000 lot; 3 bed
rms, din. rm., de luxe kit; garage;
alum, storm windows. A SNAP AT
S1l 800 WITH $3.50 DOWN.
CALL TODAYll CALL TODAYll
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WESTLAWN - Assume $4,000
loan balance at SS5 per mo. Small
dn. pymt. gives you liv. rm., de
luxe equip. kit. with dinette area
3 really Ice. bedrms Abundance of
closets. Alum. storm windows, like
new throughout. plus many extras
Realistically priced, S12,95O!
Call for details
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA, ARLINGTON
FALLS CHURCH
LATEST
STYLE
SPLIT-LEVEL

40 Ia 65 A4
Spacious brick home Of real dis
tinction and charm with 3 bedrms.
and beautifully finished den, .
baths. lrage ,iv rm. with firepl.,
formal-size dining rm., twin-size
beerms.. gorgeouslv finished kit.
S1n di sras iRsfe ra iS Ensse
lot, high class nelghborhood, near
schools. bus and shopping. For the
last word in the modern home de-
signed for gracious living. do not
fail to see this. Liberal terms and
financing
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Custom built; ] floor plan; 2
master.size rooms: built to last 100
years Lge. center hall: all rooms
pvt rec. rm.: hot-water heat. air
conditioned BY Chrysler; la-acre
level lot. 2l7 #. wide; lots Of trees.
Fail to see inside and miss the bar
gain. Dir: Lorcom lane to Nellie
Gusts Or, I blk; g Nelson ST.. left
east on Norwood TO the circle. Open
Builder, H. Brown
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WID0W SACRIFICEa- MIA.

brick rambler with bsmt. in
Springfield near Shirley hwy.
Clean throughout the twin-siEe
hedrms.. din: nm: big kit. aud
low at $l5.500. Call PLANTA-
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OPEN TODAY, I-6-2 pretty homes
in Pimmit Hills. Both are in peri.
cond. with charming decorations
and beautiful yard. 8 nice-size
or rm. and cheerful kit. Prices
only S12,25O and S12,95O. Homes
may be bought on assumption or
FHA. DIR: Rte. past Falls
Church trafhc light and 3/lO
mi. to Pimmit dr., 5 blks. to CRIT
nth, left blks. to Cherri to 81 10;
continue on Rte. for other home,
q mi. to Isle. right approx. |
pniir,Sss9onP e pRodrv LEI, t9 o % 8
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4 WONDERFUL I,!IIL PLACE Z. TO LIVE

woodlawn VILLAGE in North Airing
ton. AN UNUSUAL BUY in a de-
lightful red brick Cape Cod on 9
well-landscaped corner lot. Livinr
room with fireplace opens to pri-
vate screened porch, dining room
equipped kitchen, . bedrooms
nursery: paneled recreation room
with y bath; garage. and health
full HOT-WATER HEAT. At Just
as MUST sEEi EDWARD r.
BRIGGS. RealtOr. ia. 5-S402
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Cod. Jefferson Village; SS7 Al per
mo. pays all Price, S12 300 Nc
agents. JE. 3-2056.
DO SOME WORK, save money;
Tysons Corner: ) rooms and
bath, on l acre; $4,000. full price.
$1,000 cash. Chesterbrook: )
rooms: on 2 acre: 81. 500, easy
terms ;v N; e CHURCH III: E Es,,tcS
Call Mon. or Tues. JE. 2-1239
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1913 DOWN, Ss5 per mo. buys this
modern 5-rrn. and bsmt. brick
row, fenced yards. lSis Jeff-
Davis hwy. Alex. Payments In
clude prin.. taxes and insur, Total
price. S1O,500. RIA. 6-13l5. Ii.
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Town OF FAIRFAxi BY OWNER

rms: full bsmt.; hot-water base
heard heat; firepl.; beaut. wooded
lot: S17,S50; 4ket on $1,000.
Call JE. 1862 or CIR. 3-l1O9.
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ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN. THE
BUY OF THE DAY. California
redwood rancher that has EVERY
THING, including summer air.
conditioning: ; bedrooms. plus
paneled den. living room. dining
room. completely equipped kitchen.
Full dry basement has recreation
room, and 4th bedroom: also car
WRONG HERE Only SO 900
with $3.50 cash. EDWARD r.
RRIGGG Raa1fnr IA S-RAnO
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UEAD.ENU SIKEEI-LOVeIy SpnL-
level: very desirable section:
S1S,q00: terms to suit you: 3
hedrms:, plenty Of storage space;
nm. MANNAs REALTY. JE. 2-3I10.
ASSUME ,Ss vEI LARGE SEsT FH srd Ian II II
Sleepy Hollow Manor. we present
for the LIST time this large 3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath brick rambler. Living
room has attractive fireplace. Din
ing room opens to screened porch,
Kitchen has dinette corner. AND
LOOK AT THIS-full basement
with large recreation room and
bar has amothsr in. spartmennt
the LOW, LOW price of $4,000.
assume loan witt, FL EXIBLE CASH
PAYMENT. EDWARD R. BRIGGS,
Realtor. IA 5-S402
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dleweight bout from Shore
ham Terrace.
11:10, WTTG (5)--Starlight
Theater: Docks Of New Or
leans" starring Roland Win
tiers and Virginia Dale. TV
Key says: Slow, poorly di-
rected Chan mystery. Char
lie Chan gets involved in a
murder case motivated by a
shipment Of secret chemi-
Gals (1948D.
11:15, WTOP (9l-Late Show
Strange Cargo" starring
Clark Gable and Joan Craw-
ford. TV Key says: Good
exciting story of escape from
a penal island in the tropics
which almost loses itself in
obscure symbolism. If you
watch this try and figure
out what kind of character
Ian Hunter is playing (l939)
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500 WTTG (S)-Baseball:
Washington VS.. Chicago.
$3.50, WRC (D-Father Knows
Best: Repeat) Betty
Finds A Cause" Betty asks
q neighbor to perform a
public service by cutting
down his hedge at a danger
Gus intersection.
$3.50, WMAL (T-Scotland
Yard: CRepeat). The death
of a daredevil motorcycle
rider is investigated in wall
of Death"
1900. WNfAL ~ Boxing:
Joey Giardello VS.. Franz
Szuzina in q 10-rouAd mid
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FIN stotions

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Wagon Train-"The John Wfbo Story" About two-thrds
Of the in the hour the show develops considerable
suspense the wagon train threatens TO erupt into
small Civil War. But-just because Dane Clark plays
character who walks with limp quotes Shakespeare at
the drop Of hat and is named John Wlbot is
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToHtghfs top shous as preUie,ued bv nv Keys STAFF
Dho attend rehenrsais match screenings and anayze
scripts IN Mem York and Hollywood Their opinions
used guide to area vietDers.
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SUNDAY nisnIEhi to an MSsdsy
aFcR-i1iD Es.-esyIlgbi SnB
Wo0k- 1870 Es.-7a-asuI spastIsn.
WEAM-l1se Es.-1a-hsu SpsrstIsu. sfesVi
Sunday ni1nIEht 10 5 IN MsRasy.
WoL-iAso Ks.-ssn To ml6uIeht
wDoH-fsas Es.--baJIIsti Ssly.
Spse-isss Kr.-DgilShi slly.
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tsl Denstes Hsgrsms isIsesst 10 suTur
'wTIe-NeWs Westhsr. Tine espsus-b through pm-EVsp Hs
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FAMOUS 7I7y:,'II.'E Il d lIE1

$500 Mile. On..A.Oay Multiple, 1900. -sl.s7
$3.50 Stuart Formula, zoos ---------------$l .76I
$3.25 Upjohn UncaPs, zoos .96l
S6.S5 Upiohn Uncaps, 250s
$3.50 Upjohn zymacaps, zoos
S3.5s Msads Poy.Vi.S0I 50ee .20I
S3.2s Meads TF.vi-SoI 50cc 49,
$3.50 vi Synsral Drops, 45ee .88I
$3.50 RosTig VltsTa Caps, zoos ----------S2.7S I
$40 Lilly MeehFin or BscOtin WVtamn c, zoos SIS. 81
S5.sS Lilly MuIticsbrin -----------------$2.98I
$3.50 Lilly Lsxtron PuVuIss, cas- .83
$3.50 Parks.DaVs Abdee Drops 50ce --------S2. q.
S3.45 Parks.DaVs AhdO " c, zoos ----------S1 IA
1888 Abbott bsrOl, zoos ------------------S6 .22
$500 Abbott Dayalsts, zoos "a
Ss.11 Albeit Dayamin zoos ---------------$3 .lS
$40 Abbott Vi.DayIin, Pint --------------$ 2.S7
No o
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena-"Romeo and Juliet"
$3.50 pm.
National - American Ballet
Theater, $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
AmbassadOF-"Cowboy" 80,
$3.50, 5:25, tbs and 9:25 pm.
CapitOl-"Saddle the Wind;
1t:50 am, 1850. $3.50, $50.
7:50 and $50 pm.
Columbia - "Raintree Coun-
tyr: 11:55 am. 2:55. 5:55 and
S:55 pm.
DupOnt-"Gates Of Paris" l.
$50, $40 and $3.50 pm.
Keith's Paths of Glory;
HAS am. las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
Macarthur - Smiles of a
Summer Night; s, 7:55 and
$3.50 pm. Is.
Metropolitan - GO boy;
1l:40 am, lao. $40. $40.
7:40 and GAS pm.
Ontario - witness for the
Prosecution; /, $40, $40, 1880
and 9:45 pm.
Palace "A Farewell to
Arms: IL am, las, 4:25, 7:05
and $3.50 pm.
Playhouse - wild Is the
Wind: II am. los. $40, Sis,
7:25 and $50 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; 1880 am, Ills. 800.
5:25. 7::35 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 8 pm. Bene-
ut performance.
UDtOwn-"Around the World
In 80 Days; $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $3.50 pm.
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panies. New York and National
have crossed IL million dollars.
!. The London company will
open at the Drury Lane Theater
on April 80. to the largest ad-
vance sale in the theater's 800
years. "Gervaise," star
ring Maria Schell, will replace
Smiles of A Summer Night" at
the Macarthur on March 20.
=. Ann Orleans of Northwood
Senior High School and so stu
dents saw Back to Me-
thuselah" at Constitution Hall
last night. Afterward, they
saw Arnold Moss. its producer,
who was a former teacher of
Miss Orleans. Sign of
spring: The Beltsville Drive-in
Theater will open for its 18th
season tomorrow night. with
Don't Go Near the Water" as
its attraction. Its popularity
has dictated an extension of
THE Bourgeois Gentleman" at
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER
Capitol Wins, Labor Loses

has been reading his cards as
well as collecting same. Here
are a few sample answers:
I'm tired Of eating my hus-
bands cooking" admits Patricia
CAM. MY own cooking is so
miserable restaurants keep me
alive" confided Jean Lesser.
six nights a week my husband
complains about my cooking, "
wrote Jenny Safechick. A visitor
from Sweden stated: II didn't
come 5000 miles to cook" And
an unsigned card reads: with
three kids. two cats. one lamb.
so chickens. two horses and two
hamsters If I didn't go out once
a week I'd 60 nuts"
4 4 y +
Juan Fangio. greatest Of the
racing drivers. was here over
the week end and stayed at the
Hotel st. Moritz. The iceman
Of the speed track was terrified
Of N. Y. traffic and wouldn't
cross the street to see Central
Park. Further, he kept telling
his cab driver to go slow so
many times that he missed his
plane. Sunday.
4 4 4
Churchill's, the restaurant on
lower Broadway, has prepared
a special st. Patrick's Day
menu. special cards. decor and
what not. 1t wasn't until yes
terday that somebody pointed
out that it was Churchill, for
whom the restaurant is named,
who sent the Black and Tans
against the Irish.
4 4 4
Until Sunday night, at least,
a resident of so Sutton Place
South had a fully decorated
Christmas tree blazing away on
his eighth floor terrace. Maybe
he'll keep it there until it's
time to hang Easter eggs on it.
y 4 + +
The Do-It-YourSelf trend
has now come to the finish line.
The Barker Greeting Card Co.
has put out a new card which
includes shears and a comb for
a do-it-yourself haircut.
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ture in Sweden. That night
Jean Sweetland gave q party
at the Jefferson for the Shaw
production company.
On Monday, the former Gin
cinnati boy had luncheon with
a lot of other former Cincin-
natl boys, one Of them the
Raleigh Hotels Art Denterlein
as host. Others in the group
included the White Houses
Jack Martin, Col. Joe Goetz.
the Cincinnati Times-Star's
Doug Alan and a Washing
tonian who went along as an
intruder.
Tuesday morning at 10 am.
Ty, Arthur Preacher and Mrs.
Preacher, Richard Easton, and
a couple Of others turned up
at the Motion Picture Associa-
ton for Jack Foxes chubby
screening of THE Brothers
Karamazov" which will be
opening at the Palace Theater
tomorrow.
For the immediate future,
Tvs program includes a movie
during the summer. On the
whole. however, he finds him.
self turning more and more to
the stage with a couple of new
plays, one by Leslie Storm and
another by Benn Levy. piquing
his interest.
Abroad most of the last two
years, he found one of his most
exciting experiences playing
Dublin for a fortnight in THE
Devils Disciple" What audR.
ences," he says. And what a
theater town. And what a lot
of Powers have remained be-
hind in Ireland. They seem
to have a corner on a couple Of
vital corners of life. whisky
making and book makingl"
\ \
MEMOS: That will be quite
a gala benefit premiere of THE
Bridge on the River Kwai" at
the Trans-Lux tonight. 4.
Under the sponsorship of the
American Field Service. /.
When it ends its second year at
the Mark Hellinger Theater to-
morrow night. my Fair Lady"
will have played to 100000
persons. including 33,240
standees. The two COM
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ing. It has a hard boiled tale
to tell and gets on with it with
q minimum of slavishness to
its cliches and some refreshing
touches of sardonic humor.
A Frank Harris novel,
adapted by Edmund H. North
and directed by Delmar Dawes.
is the inspiration Of the pro-
duction which stars Glenn
Ford and Jack Lennon.
The object Of the narratives
interest is that leathery type
of frontiersman who used to
drive cattle from Mexico and
the American West to the Chi
cago market. Not all the way
to Chicago, understand, but to
those prairie points where the
trails ended and the railroads
began.
Ford is the veteran of this
tough trade. He is a loner. an
honorable man, and a leader
who inspires affection and
loyalty in his men. In a mo-
ment of fiscal stress, induced
by poker game in a Chicago
hotel, he accepts a loan from
Lennon and finds himself
saddled with a tenderfoot part
ner. -
This means the newcomer
has to be taken along on the
next cattle drive and it is when
the screenplay gets around to
this that it shakes itself loose
from the usual dull ritual of
incident. There is a lot to this
dusty journey, most of it re-
volving around the relationship
of Ford's hard man and the
pupil who initiates him only
too well.
Mr.. Dawes, a veteran hand
at this sort of thing, makes
the most not only of the some
what fresh detail of his screen
script but also Of the gorgeous
landscape against which the
film is photographed. This
spectators idea of the best
scene in Cowboy" is one in
which a pair of hands play q
variation of badminton using
a rattle snake as substitute for
the usual bird.
BUSY VISITOR: No actor
ever seems quite so busy as
Tyrone Power when he visits
Washington. They are all busy.
of course, with the difference
in Ty's case that he does
principally the things he wants
to do.
During his three days of
Back to Methuselah's" stay at
Constitution Hall, Actor Power
held reunions with friends, saw
movies, went to a couple Of
after-performance parties. and
even found time for a bit o.
reading.
Arriving on Sunday. he took
in Smiles of a Summer Night"
at the Macarthur in spite OF
the fact that he already had
seen the Ingmar Bergman pic
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Theater Lobby. 1t will run
again this week end. tomorrow
and Saturday nights at S:45
pm. and on Sunday. Z pm. /.
Michael Gazzo'S "Hatful of
Rain" will be presented tomor-
row and Saturday nights at
Howard UniverSity's Spaulding
Hall. Vantile Whitefield
directs. "Oklahoma!" will
be the third production of New
York City Center's musical sea-
son, opening March 10 with
Helen G Gallagher, Herbert
Banke. Harvey Lembeck, Gemze
de Lappe and Betty Garde in
the cast.
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NEW YORK.--A bon vivant
named Alexander Krowell,
who's a weep at Young and
Rubicam, and James Kellogg,
the chairman Of the board Of
the New York Stock Exchange,
found themselves at the same
cocktail party the other day
and decided that they would
take their wives to the Stork
Club for dinner. They took sep
arate cabs, and Krowell, arriv-
ing first. found the waters
union picket line in full force.
An idea struck him. He made a
deal with one picket, sent his
wife indoors, and donned the
sandwich board. When the KEEL
logg party arrived they were
greeted with the chant:
Don't go in. Mr.. Kellogg!
Pass 1t by. Mr.. Kellogg! Go
home. Mr.. Kellogg!"
This so upset the club man.
agement that somebody called
Sherman Billingsley on his bed
|of pain in Roosevelt Hospital,
where he's standing of so
stitches after losing a decision
to O taxicab. Sherman thought
the matter over. Tell them to
come in and eat free" he sug-
gested. The message was re-
layed. The newest picket de-
serted the labor movement inn
mediately.
X -
My store, Tiffany g. Co.. never
disappoints. 1t now offers a
special flask to take to motels.
The ad says it is suggested by
the lack of libation facilities in
modern motels."
What bothers me is that so
many Tiffany customers must
go to motels.
4 \ 4
The New York State ReStau-
rant Association is sponsoring
Ken Banghart'S Eat Out Con-
test" on daily radio and many
restaurants have table cards
which ask for IS words or less
on why people like to eat in
restaurants. Frank Zani. who
runs the Villa Victor in Syosset,
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THE PASSING SHOW
The PASSING SHOW
Cowboy at the Met
/ A Special Western
BY JAY CARMODY
star Drama Critic

Add Cowboy" at the Metropolitan Theater small
honor roll of which manage achieve distinction in
spite of the odds against it.
By assuming that the characters in it are the
moral sperios Of the animals with which they deal Cowboy
nds something to that MANAGES to be reasonably interest
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COWBOY" q Columbia release or
q Phoenix production. produced BY JUL
ian Blaustein. directed bv Delmer
Dawes. screenpiay BY Edmund n. North.
music by George Duning. At the Met
ropolitan and Ambassador theaters.
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mendous strides, particularly in
science and mathematics. They're
better students and they're learn
ing to concentrate. Even the
day dreamers' are improved, be-
cause television holds their inter-
est"
How about the kids? What do
they think about 1t?
Marie Watson, who says she's
al, going on 12," is in Mrs. Cra-
mer's class.
II get more out Of it." says
Marie. II take more notes, and
I've learned to write down ques-
lions so that can ask Mrs. Cra-
mer later. If I can have my
choice, I'll take TV."
Pangborn Elementary School
has been hooked into the Hagers-
town educational TV circuit since
it started two years ago. What do
the parents of pupils at Pangborn
think about it?
ST wouldn't want our two girls
to be without it, says Mrs. Russell
L. Rowe. "It has opened a closed
door of education. I think COM
mercial television has failed US
from an educational point Of view