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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-27

offered as a guide to area UeDers.
Perry ShOw-Amusng nonsense with actor Ray Wal
ston trying to put "hex" the Yankees che did
the Broadway stage) but Enos Slaughter Bill Skowron,
Elston Howard and Andy Carey sing You've Got to Have
Heart" and Ray is vanqushed Holywood's Ann Sheri-
dan sings song two and do the Everly Brothers,
but real high spot is composer Arthur Schwartz at the
piano playing of his greatest hits like Something
to Remember You BY" and Il Guess I'll Have to Change
My Plans" while Perry and cast sing along with him
(Coor) pm, WRCA.
Have Gun WIN TfaveA lot polite talk and some intrigue
as young Swede rancher hires Paladin the gunghter
to teach him how to romance q lady rancher. When
Paadn plays the gentleman the show says Bit this
one is on the weaker side. $50 pm, WToP-9.
Turning Polnt-"Conict" Superb adult drama which al
most seems out Of place the Saturday might roster.
This was pilot film written by act scripter Reginald
Rose the subject of mental illness 1t is quite to
why sponsors afraid Of It, but the viewer who
can accept reality will find this whale Of show. Harry
Townes is excellent whose mind suddenly snaps
the balance of the cast and the production are in
keeping with the quality of the play $3.50 pm, WRC-
plot begins slowly usual but builds up to
one exciting scene Tonight, Marshal Dillon chaseS man
who is smuggling guns for the Indians. When Dillon
corners the sugger he discovers that shot will bring
on whole tribe Of Indians Besides the action the talk
between Dillon and sdekick Chester as good as ever
10 pm, WTOP-9.
Sammy Kaye ShOw-songs old and new, and nice pace
make this pleasant weekend entertainment The band
has good time with "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"
Ray Mchaels sings Greater Love- and pianist Teddy
Auetta plays Near You" Also Little Grass Shack from
Hank Kanui "Are You Really, Really Mine" from Larry
Ellis GA Seine" lin French from Susan Silo and
tagic medley from the band. 10 pm, WMAL-I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-27
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WTOP (9)-wanted,
Dead or Alive: Dead End. "
A disabled rancher hires
bounty hunter Randall to
hunt a young man missing
since his ranch was robbed.
900, WRC (4)-Steve Can
yon: Zero Launch" When
a North American F-100 is
launched with a rocket
booster which fails to de-
tach, the pilot tries to bail
out.
1880, WTTG (5)-Giant Play
house: THE Boy With the
Green HAIR" starring Pat
O'Brien and Dean Stock
well. A war orphan becomes
an outcast when his hair
suddenly turns green. (l948)
1880, WMAL (D-Safeway
Theater: 1.-THE Walking
Hills" starring Randolph
Scott and Ella Rains. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-27
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonichts top sho1Us as prepieDed by nv Kevs stat,
tuho attend rehedrsu match screenings and dnalyze
scripts in Mem York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered guide to area UietDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19
By the AssocLatsd Press

Chairman Russell. Democrat
|of Georgia. of the Senate
Armed Services Committee says
he hopes the fight Of the VAN
guard test satellite win bolster
"our quest for control Of outer
space"
Senator Russell and other
Congress members yesterday
congratulated the Vanguard
workers who sent Americas Sec
ond earth satellite into orbit.
Senator Bridges Of New
Hampshire, chairman Of the
Senate Republican Policy Com
mittee, called the successful
launching another shot in the
arm for American prestige
throughout the world"
Senator Bridges said it
proves my contention that
properly directed inter-service
rivalry in the fields of rocketry
and missiles can be made to
pay off,"
The Navy had charge Of the
Vanguard launching. whereas
the first United States satel-
lite-Explorer Twas an Army
achievement.
Senator Lyndon B. johnson.
Democrat of Texas. the Sem
ate's majority leadel and
chairman of its Outer Space
Committee, said in a statement
the Vanguard sis a far more
advanced-and therefore more
complicated-rocket than Jupi-
ter-C" which lofted Explorer.
II say this only to highlight
the fact that the launching of
the new satellite is more sig
nif1cant than the so-called
early failures" he said. This
achievement paves the way to
attain even more important
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Iof Mississippi. said the achieve
ment proves that the earlier
failures were not failures at
all but were steps in an expert
ment."
Senator Flanders, Republi-
can Of Vermont. said he was
glad the Navy did It," ST
1T would have been bad for
the country If the Navy had
failed" Senator Flanders said.
Tim happy that two Of our
services have demonstrated
ability to launch a satellite. II
proves that there is widespread
know-how in all Of our services.
And that is good for the coun-
try"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19
Congress Leaders Hail
FIiqht Of New Satellite

detectives in our exploration Of
outer space"
Senator Symington, Demo-
|crat Of Missouri. said he was
delighted" with the news but
added:
I'VE should recognize the
Importance of the difference in
thrust between our two satel-
lites and the Russian second
Sputnik."
Senator Stennis. Democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19
Reuctor for Hungary

BUDAPEST, Mar. IS (P.-
Communist Hungary expects its
first atomic reactor, made in
the USSR. will be ready to start
experimental work next fall.
Construction began last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

q prayer to st. Joseph, the
carpenter of Nazareth, calling
for humility and dedication to
labor among those who recite it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

Plus Composes Prayer
VATICAN CITY. Mar. 10 (P)
Pope Plus XII has composed
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
PEDRO MATA

sarse tuvieran que someterse a
ciertos ritos y costumbres habi-
tuales en- otros lugares del mum
do? Como en- algunas tribus de
Australia, donde la muerte espe-
"a a los enamorados 81 Sc les da
alcance durante SUI fuga. Para
evitarlo deberan refugiarse en-
un santurario hasta ell advent.
miento del primer hijo.
o como en- ciertas regiones de
Africa, donde ell novio abona a la
familia .su derecho de amar y a
Eevarse la mujer elegida. En- Sa-
moa, en- medic del Pacifico, Ia
function de novio es bastante sim
pie, aunque no por ESQ menos
fastidiosa, tan solo debe concre-
tarse a proveer de alimentos a
su futura compahera. Por cuenta
de su mejor amigo corren los de.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

nupcial de nuestro hemisferio
resulta menos peligrosa y COM
plicada, pero quiza mas mon6to-
ma 81 consideramos la odisea anna
toria de los enamorados de otras
parties del planeta. iEstaria de
acuerdo ell comode muchacho de
este siglo y nuestro medic con
aquellas costumbres? Y ique
diriamos 81 un dia cualquiera sin
tiera ell impulse de imitarlas?
acknowledgements, nos queda-
mos con 10 nuestro; mas o menos
reposado, no deja de tener SUI
elegancia ell muchacho que qui-
"a implora un beso mientras CO.
loca la sortija de compromise en-
la mano de SUI prometida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

TALES de la boda, incluso ell de
pedir SUI mano.
En- la isla de Dobu, frente a las
costas de Nueva Guinea, i'm
peran la desconfianza y ell odio;
cuando una pareja resulve unir-
Sc en- matrimonio los represen.
tantes de ambas familias sostie-
men una entrevista para efectuar
intercambio de valores. En- Bali,
Ell paraiso oriental, es costumbre
que mientras la pareja huge, la
muchacha debe pedir auxilios a
gritos, como 81 fuera contra SUI
voluntad, 81 es descubierta por
alguien, aunque este sea I'm des-
conocido.
Por 10 que Sc We, la ceremonial
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
iQue Diria listed!

Cast todas las mujeres soma
mos con una fiesta de boda bri.
Hante y hermosa, como I'm cuen-
to de hadas. Cuando llega ell
tempo en- que maduran los raci-
mos del buen amor va nos ha-
cemos a una historic al reeves; la
historic del tempo future. En-
tonces, completeness la vida de
los padres, calculamos 10 que lle-
varemos en- la iglesia, en- Ell
acto civil y en- la luminosa luna
de miel. Y TODD es un enhebrar
de cifras que suelen sobrepasar
las posibilidades reales de nues-
tros progenitores.
FL hombre,. el future espeso, Ell
supueSto principe azul 10 cual
puede c~oncretarse 81 lie agregan
10 que lie falta y lie quitan 10 que
lie sobra-, no puede hundirse
en- ell caudal de esos suenos por-
que We ante 81 ell escabroso piano.
rama de conseguir apartamiento,
de comprar muebles vajilla, ro-
pas, y TODD 10 demas. Sin embar.
go, con un poderoso rasgo de
valentia y decision, Sc sostiene
en- las sonrisas tiernas de la
armada y en- ell provenir que Sc lie
antoja rosado y sin nubes. Las
cosas, aunque muchas veces SUE
len zanzibar de fisonomia en- ell
transcurso del noviazgo por algu
mas justificadas impaciencias, 81.
guen ash SUI ritmo con variadas
alternatives, compromises, pa
secs, v~isitas, diversioneS y I'm
monitor de cosas.
Ella suena y Ell trabaja. Ella lie
vanta castillos y Ell agrega dola-
res a los ahorros de SUI sacrificio.
AL fin, con mas o menos peripe-
cias, ell acto Sc consuma ante ell
altar y todos quedan comentan-
do "lo bien que estuvo todo",
mientras en- un angulo del ITEM
pc hay espacio para Ell chisme
consciente o impensado.
A pesar de clio, los preambu-
los, y aun las ceremonies, care
cen de matiz entire nosotros; ese
sabor de 10 logrado en- dificiles
CIRCUMSTANCES como es I'm rap
to, por ejemplo. Aqui TODD Sc re-
duce a I'm inquietante vaiven y a
situaciones caracteristicas solem
mes que los j6venes ansian, fl
nalmente, concluyan cuanto an
ties. Pero ique dirian 81 paar ca.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
! Por Ell hundo del CeIu|oide

to tiene algo de LA Strada" y
refiere la historic de una ex-
trana mllchacha que busca casa
y familia, defendiendose de la vi
da con unas y dienteS.
SELMA LAGERLOFF, celebre
escritora sueca, conquist6 ell pre-
milo Nobel de Literature a prin-
cipioS de siglo y muchas veces
sus obras fueron llevadas al ci-
ne. La version de SUI lnovela "Gos
ia Berling" brindo a GRETA
GARBO la oportunnidad que la
hizo famosa. Ahora comproba-
mos SUI vigencia al e%nterarnos de
que "Korkalen" sera trasladada
a la pantalla de nuevo con los
actores success Victor Sjostrom
Y Ulla Jacobson como protago-
nistas. Ell primero de los NOM
brados amino la primera version
en- 1926 y la segunda fue reali-
zada en- Francia con Luis Jouvet,
titulandose LA carreta fantas-
ma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
COSAS QUE DEBENOS SABER

Cuando una brenda de soda es
manchada por barniz, o pintura
0 resina, debe frotarsela con
eter.
Los muebles Sc preservan de
la polilla 81 Sc les dan unas pin
celadas de bencina en- la que Sc
haya disuelto un POGO de naftali-
ma.
\
81 suelo de Dinamarca es cast
Hano y de poca altitud, a tai pun
to que 81 las aguas de los mares
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

que la cIrcundan subiesen de nj
vel unos 80 metros la mitad de
su territorio quedaria sumergi'
do.
Las mareas parecen ser la con
secuencia de la attraction que la
masa de la Luna ejerce sobre las
aguas del oceano.
n
FL olive ha aside desde tiempos
inmemorial una de las maravilla
de la naturaleza. Els uno de los
arboles mas prolificoS y de ma
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

yor duracion. Sc asegura que los
hay con mas de diez siglos de
existencja que todaWa producer
aceitunas en- grandes cantidades.
\
FL macao de los bosques de la
India-cierto tipo de monos- es
sagrado en- csc pals.
Il
Ell te de la China Sc prepare
en- ell mismo recipients en- que Sc
ha de tomar; no Sc lie agrega azu
car nj otra substantial, y los Chi
nos comen las hoias despues de
beberlo.
y
Francia y Alemania figuran
en- estos momentos a la cabeza
en- ell estudio y preparation de
perfumes.
Las letras m~ayuSculas empe-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
NARio Las ~AEiFRcAS-Pag.

aaron a usarse tanto en- los carae
teres impresos como en- los ma.
nuscritos en- ell siglo XIV.
4
Los objetos de celufoide Que
Sc han roto pueden repararse
con una mezcla de 4 parties de
eter y 3 de alcohol, mantenien.
dolos fuertemente unidos un par
de diaS.
Plinio afirmaba que los ele.
fantes vieios. debido a su exec
lente memoria reconocen a
quienes los cuidaron en- sus pri.
meros amos.
"El Barbero de Sevilla'', escri-
ia en- menos de Is dias, que pue-
de llamarse la obra maestro de
Rossini reSulto un gran fracaso
cuando la estrenaron.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

Segdn rumores a los que Sc les
puede asignar la mas amplia We
racidad Sc tiene conocimiento de
que MICKEY ROONEY volvera
a casarse con su cuarta esposa
Elaine. iRazones?... Ninguna his
toria de amor o arrepentimiento
sentimental. Al parecer lie sale
mas barato sujetarse de nuevo al
yugo matrimonial que pagan la
exorbitante pension de divorcio.
ANA MARIA CASSAN, que
actualmente filma en- Paris bajo
las 6rdenes de Luis Saslavsky, ha
sido comprometida por Jean
Anouilh para TRAFALGAR con BRI-
Cite BARDOT, y Ernesto
Arancibia, al regresar a Espana
de SUI viaje por China, Japon y la
Union Soyietica.
ROCK HUDSON ha sido desig-
nado ganador del codiclano, tro-
fec La e~strella del ano' que
otorga la Association de Empresa
rios de America. Anteriormente
este premio fue concedido a Da-
my Kaye James Stewart y Wi
liam Holden. Los dos ultimos
films de Rock Hudson son
"Adios a las armas" .'The Tar
nished Angels, aun sin titulo
en- castellano.
Ademas de Eel Bucanero",
nueva version de la famosa peli-
cula de Cecil B. de Mile, que ami
mo Frederic March Hollywood
realizara de nuevo eel angel
azul'', que tendra como prota-
gonista a MARILYN MONROE
en- ell papel deLola-Lola, que ha-
&c q amos sirvio para lamar a la
gloria a una luminaria que aun
brilla con entensidad: MARIE
NE DIETRICH.
MILO QUEsADA, joven ga
Ian argentine, ahora en- Madrid,
ha sido contratado para interve-
mir en- Los amantes de Teruel",
monumental reproduction his
pano-inglesa que tendra como
principales interpetes a MORA
SHEARER MICHAEL WILL
DING Y ANTONIO, bajo la d.
recci6n de Michael Powell, ell rea-
lizador de Las zapatillas %rojas''.
GIULIETTA MASINA Sc ele-
va hacia cumbres inalcanzables.
En- "Fortunella" que dirige
Eduardo de Filippo, es acompa-
hada NADIA menos que por ell ac-
tor americana PAUL DOUGLAS
yALBERTo SoRDI. Ell argumen
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
DEL HOGAR-por Victoria ALeiandro
PoEMA De HOY
immortal

Aunque no quIsIero tengo que odororte,
Gunque no Quisiero tengo que ensolzorte
y que venerorte
Porque TODD oqueflo que hoy dentro de mi,
mi ritmo, mi ~fuerzo, mi estilo, mi orte,
10 bueno y 10 molo, 10 allegro y 10 triste,
euonto en- este rnundo para I'm hombre existe
tie 10 debo q ii,
porque eres humane, Porque eres divino,
Porque eres de todos la mas fenenino
que 20 eonoci.
Porque en- ii Sc osunen
todos las virtudes, todos las moldodes, :.
todos los d~efectos, todos los bondodes
que son ell resunen
de Ia Eva immortal.
lo oPrendi en- tus ojos oqueIIo mohono
que nnordi en- tus lobios 10 roio monzono
del Bien y del Nal.
Eres ell eompendio de mi vida bueno
d.. Solo entire tus brozos eonoci ell Amor.
Al solo recuedo de tu pieI moreno
me enseno 10 ouseneio 10 que era ell Doior.
En- tus lobios rojos !socie mi ternura
En- tus negros ojos bebi Ia Verdod
Hos sido Ia eouso de mi desventuro>
pero me hos trofdo Ia FeIicidod.
Solve, reino mia,
dioso de Harmonic,
flor de 10 algeria
rosa de passion,
eres mi deIirio
y eres mi mortirio
y eres ell tormento
de mi p~ensomiento
y ell remordimiento
de mi eorozon.
PEDRO MATA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Local Man Urged
AS Traffic Chief

The District advisory board
of the American Automobile
Association has urged appoint
ment of local man as success
sor to the late George E
Keneipp in the post of director
of the Department of Vehicles
and Traffic.
The board yesterday also
recommended that the Vehicles
and Traffic Department remain
as a separate entity in the Dis
trict Government. But it in
dorsed suggested move of the
departments engineering activ-
tiles to the Highway Depart
ment.
Engineer Commissioner Alvin
c. yelling recently said he was
considering the possible trans
fer of the engineering unit, a
move suggested several years
ago but opposed by Mr.
Keneipp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

STRATEGY: Comedy star
George Burns has raised his
two children with self-admitted
wisdom, he relates in his book
II Love Her, That's Why"
I'm one of my self-improve-
ment periods, I bought a SAC
dictionary. I came home one
day to be faced by Oracle, who
said. You'd better come see
what's happened
II went into the library
well, we call it the library
and there we're the two chill
dren and there was the diction-
airy. except for the pictures
from the die tionary. which
we're in a neatly cut out pile on
the floor.
"'Sandra.' I said, did you do
it?' She said. NO 'Ronnie,' !
said, did you do it?' Ronnie
said. NO I said. 'Ronnie, leave
the room When he left, / said,
'Sandra, I know you didn't do
1t, but where are the scissors
Ronnie used?'
"Sandra said. Don't know.
I sent her out and sent for
Ronnie. 'Ronnie.' said, i
know you didn't do it, but
where are the scissors Sandra
used?' Ronnie said, In the
desk drawer I said, 'Ronnie,
I'm sorry, I have to spank you,
you have just given yourself
away
For Is years I've told this
story, taking bows on my STRAIT
egg. The other night Sandra
said. Daddy, ! wish you'd stop
telling that story about how
clever you were in trapping
Ronnie. I did IT," A.
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will fail and the twelfth will
come up with the cure. In
others. the patient hits the
jackpot with his first visit ia
the doctor. Such is the excep-
ton. Eczema delights in
thumbing its nose at all con-
cerned. In this mornings mail
I received two letters about
eczema that may interest you;
Dear DIR. SteincrOhn: After
reading In your column .
mothers inquiry about &C.
xema which was troubling
her child 1 thought / would
relate my experience. in
using cOrtis0ne ointment.
My child would crack open
and he would weep and
scratch 1t. Different Oint-
ments and soaps were used
without any good results.
( My doctor then prescribed
cOrtisOne ointment which
completely healed II in q
short time. 1 don't know IL
there is a limit to the use Of
c0rtisOne. but my doctor keut
Jimmy under observation
while he was using it. He is
now five and hasn't been
bothered since. Mrs. s. M.
Dear DR.. SteincrOhn: i read
your column in yesterdays
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newspaper about the woman
whose two-year-0ld son was
suffering from eczema. Well,
l have q daughter who will
be Is next month and she,
too. had suffered from this
skin condition. She had II
since she was q small child
and i dOctOred her with
nearly every doctor in town,
including skin specialists. All
admitted they were stumped.
My husband and I spent
more than a thousand dollars
trying to help our child.
/ was going to take her to
q doctor in Tennessee that 1
had heard about, but as q
last resort tried just one more
doctor in our town. He put
Kitty through a series Of al
leroy tests and ON a special
diet. He found out that she
was allergic to dust and wool.
He has been giving her two
injections a week and he says
that soon she won't be taking
them at all. Her eczema has
practically all cleared up and
has stayed clear for months.
l know how hard II Is to
stand by and watch your
child scratch until the blood
cOmes--and not be able to
do something about 1t. If she
hasn't already done so, I hope
the woman who wrote to you.
DIR. Steincrohn. will take her
child to an alIergist. Sim
cerely, Mrs. E. v.
There you have two method
Of helping eczema. One, ap
plication Of cortisone Salve. TIL
other, by skin testing for al
lergic foods or local irritants
They are worth a try. How
ever, don't be too optimistic.
have seen such attacks repulSet
again and again.
] have read a report by Dr.
v. H. Witten and associates O
Bellevue Medical Center
N. Y. c., who used a hydro
cortisone free alcohol ointmen
in the treatment Of a small
series Of eczema suffers. The,
thought that it is one of tn
simplest and most effective
measures for local treatment.
AS for the possibility Of al
leroy as a factor; that shoult
always be considered. For it i
true that what we conside
eczema is often nothing NOR
than a contact dermatitis. Il
other words. sensitive skin ma,
revolt at a certain kind o
wrist-band or fur piece. Re
move the offenders and presto
the eczema disappears. Lik
Yes-like magic.
released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc
Tomorrow: Recovery probable
cose Of shingles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
JobIess in Illinois
Rise After Drop

CHICAGO, Mar. ~ Dr.
Unemployment is on the rise
again in Illinois after two
weeks Of declines.
Roy F. Cummins, director of
the Illinois Department of
Labor. said yesterday that for
the week ended March IS
there were 1889 unemploy-
ment compensation claims filed,
Of which 2l.967 were new
claims.
The total was the highest
since February % when the
total was 219.560.
For the week Of March 8
there were 183,067 claims. For
the week of March / the total
was 1913, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27

trophy for the best individual.
performance Of the tournament
Won Open Pair
Earlier in the tournament
he finished 11rst with Mr.. Har-
mon in the open pair cham
pionship and third in the mems
pair championship with Alfred
Sheinwold Of New York.
sOther members Of the runner
up Kaplan team are Mr.. Shein-
void, Ralph Hirschberg and
Richard Kahn of New York;
Norman Kay of Merchantville
N, j., and Charles J. Solomon
Of Philadelphia.
In taking the championship
the Fishbein team succeeds a
team captained by John r.
Crawford Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Crawford, Sidney Silodor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27

leagues 12-day national spring
tournament.
Playing with Mr.. Fishbein
were Leonard B. Harmon, Sam
Fry, jr., and Lee Hazen. all OF
New York, and War Stakgold
Of Washington.
In U. s. Tournament
The victorious. team viii meet
the winners Of the summer
national team championship to
be held in August to determine
the United States representa-
i've IN the 1859 world cham
pionship match in New York
It was the first Vanderbilt
Trophy for Mr.. Stakgold, Mr.
Harmon and Mr.. Fry. Mr.. Fish,
bein and Mr.. HAGEN have won
the Vanderbilt championship in
previous years.
Mr.. Stakgold also won the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
|Fishbein Wins
Vanderbilt. Cup

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Mar.
81 (R.-The American Con-
tract Bridge Leagues coveted
Harold S. Vanderbilt cup has
been won by a team captained
by Harry j. Fishbein Of New
York.
The Fishbein team took its
eighth straight match yester-
day by IS international points
over a team led by Edgar
Kaplan, also Of New York,
Capture Of the cup by the un-
defeated team ended the bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Delayed PIummet

BLOIS, France, Mar. 81 (R).-
Four-year-old Yves Guyomard
fell out fourth story window
but managed to hang onto the
sill until he could yell for help.
Neighbors spread a mattress
and Yves tumbled onto it. All
he suffered was a sprained
thumb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
'Arob Voice Expands

CAIRO, Mar. 81 [P.-Usually
reliable informants say Egypt
is sending Yemen a 70-kilowatt
radio transmitter to relay prop
uganda broadcasts Of President
NasSer's Voice Of Arabs to the
Arehan peninsula and East
Africa. Yemen, a little king
dom on the Red Sea, is fed
Grated with the Egyptian-Syrian
United Arab Repuhlic.