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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21

ST. BERNARD, Ala.-NC)-
An annual gold medal award for
the student who has done the
most for the cause of the Cath
Ollie press has been established
at st. Bernard College here, Ben.
edictine Father Brian Egan, col.
lege president, has announced.
The award is sponsored by the
Catholic Week, Mobile-B irming.
ham diocesan weekly. Presenta.
ton will be made each year al
the schools commencement ex-
ercises.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
Three Priests
ExcOmmunicated
By Holy See

VATICAN CITY Radio,
MO- - Three Hungarian priests
who ignored the Holy Sees
edict barring the clergy from
membership in the communist
parliament in Budapest, have
been explicitly e~xcommunica.
ted.
The Sacred Congregation of
the Council officially declared
the e-xcommunication of Fathers
Richard Horvath, Miklos Beresz.
toczy and Janos Mate, with alb
solution reserved in a special
manner to the Holy See. The
action, recorded in Acta Apos-
tolicae Sedis, official publica-
ton of the Holy See, noted that
the three priests did not abide
by the congregations decree of
last July Is.
1t was the second specific ex-
communication of Father Hor.
vath in little more than a year.
In the July decree, the Con
gregation of the Council pro.
hibited priests from seeking or
accepting the office of deputy
in the Hungarian parliament,
and ordered all priests who
were deputies to resign within
a month of the DEGREES publica-
ton.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
To Give Concert
At St. JOseph's

On March % the honor pu-
pills of the music department
Of Saint Joseph Academy,
will give their annual spring
concert. They will be assist
ed by other music pupils of
the high school and by the
choral group of each year.
The concert given by the
ninth and tenth years will be
at 3 p. m. and that of
the eleventh and twelfth
years at 7:30 pm. Friends of
the Academy and of the girls
are cordially invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
PiIurimss Hospital

st. Ann de Beaupre Sanctuary
which this year celebrates its
Tercentenary, has a hospital
where infirm or sick pilgrims
may receive medical care ap-
'propriate to their state.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
The First Miracle

st. AIMS first miracle in Can
ada was i'm favor of Louis Gui-
mont who, through devotion,
was dropping three little stones
in the foundations of the first
chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Pacts on Law
OF Sea Signed
By II Nations

GENEVA, April 80 Up
Seventeen nations yesterday
signed treaties adopted at the
World Conference on the Law
OF the Sea.
OF the SO countries repre-.
scented at the nine-week con.
ference, 50 sent delegations
authorized 10 sign treaties.
The conference ended Mon.
day after failing 10 agree Oh q
new universal delimitation OF
territorial waters.
The five treaties adopted laid
down new international rules
on navigation rights In terri
torial waters OF foreign nations,
navigation rules and fishery
conservation measures on the
high seas and the exclusive
right OF coastal nations TO ex-
plot the RESOURCES In their of
shore ocean bed.
Nations signing all the trea-
ties we're Argentina. Canada
Nationalist China. Colombia,
Costa RIGA. Cuba. Denmark.
Dominican Republic, Ghana
Haiti, Iceland. Israel. Nepal.
Thailand. Uruguay and Yugo-
slavia.
Guatemala signed all but the
one on fishery conservation.
U. N. legal officials said the
fact that important maritime or
fishing nations such as Canada
Denmark. Iceland and Yugo-
slavia signed was a good omen
for general acceptance. The
conference was under u. N.
auspices.
Delegations authorized 10
sign the treaties-but which
did not-included the Soviet
bloc. Japan, Ireland, Belgium,
Netherlands. Philippines, Italy
and the Vatican.
Nations whose delegates had
no power to sign the treaties
included the United States,
Britain. Chile. Sweden. Norway
West Germany. France and
Australia.
All the signatures require
subsequent ratification by gov
ernmentS.
The treaties become interna-
tional law after being ratified
by % governments. They re-
main open for signature until
October 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Lords Debate
Cops in Pubs

LONDON, April 80 (P1-The
House of Lords came to grips
yesterday with the question of
whether British cops are spend
ing too much public money in
speakeasieS.
The matter was raised by
John Clotworthy Talbot Foster
Whyte-M elville Skefhngton
Viscount MaSSereene and Fer
rard. who is convinced that
they are. by far.
ViScount MasSereene and
Ferrard (he's plural but singu-
lar cited a recent case where
two limbs Of the law on an
after-hours drinking spree
picked up tab for El00 ($280)
In the end, the taxpayers paid
His lordship conceded that
the pair were sleuthing at the
time for breaches Of the liquor
licensing laws, but he thought
100 quid was a bit much.
Even the most bacchanalian
Of your lordships." he declared,
would agree that this was far
more than any member Of the
public going to a night club
would spend. 1t was more
than / would spend"
Replying for the government,
Lord Gresham said the police.
too, must in Rome do as the
Romans.
There is no point in an Of
ficer going to a club where peo-
pie rather live 1t up and order
ing half a pint Of beer" he told
the dissatisfied peer.
He must behave as the rest
of the patrons of the club. He
must, so to speak, cut his coat
according to the local cloth.
Moreover, in order to OBJ
tain adequate evidence he may
have to visit a club on more
than one occasion. And ex-
penses incurred by the police
in these duties are subject TO
careful scrutiny"
Viscount Massereene and
Ferrard grumbled that in his
opinion behavior of this kind
approaches dangerously near
to the role Of agent provocateur
and is not in the best traditions
Of the police force"
Lord Chesham declined Ia
give ground and there they left
1t, with the club-crawling
sleuths still free to tell the
walters:
1.-TWO magnums Of cham
payne and bring on the dane
ing girls"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Indecent Exposure
Draws Years Term

A 39-year-old man was SEN
fenced yesterday at Municipal
Court to serve a one-year Jail
sentence on a charge Of in
decent exposure, which accused
him Of exposing himself to a
14-year-old girl last March in
a Southeast Washington thea
ter.
The defendant was listed as
Sherman M. Taylor, Of the 1900
block of Vermont avenue NV
He had pleaded guilty. Sen
tence was imposed by Judge
John Lewis Smith, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Deal Festival Adds
Chamber Music

For the first time, chamber
music will be heard at Deal
Junior High Schools annual
Spring Music Festival.
Board of Education officials
have been invited to attend the
festival at 8 pm. tomorrow
In the school auditorium. The
following night a girls barber
shop quartet and a symphony
orchestra will be among the
musical features.
Nearly 500 out Of the schools
1900 pupils will participate in
the two-night festival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

TOURIST-Michael Ansara, the Co
cIliSe of Broken Arrow TUESDAY, 9
pm, WMAL-D, will head the influx
of spring visitors here, arriving March
% for the Cherry Blossom Festival
parade and other events.
Host of the new Amateur Hour Sunday, II am,
WTTG-5), Dick Vaughn, a vocalist in his own
right, has a varied background from staff an
nouncing to commercials to substituting for
Capital Caravans Bob McEwen. Grandpa Of
Grandpa's Place (WTTG-0 will be awarding
that pedigreed cocker spaniel to some lucky boy
or girl in the name -the-puppy contest.
Ranger Hal and family just back from Q
week in Ridgewood, N. j., where they were visit
ing with Halls parents. 4. Fifteen japanese
newsmen were recent visitors at WToP's Broad
cast House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
News Of D. c. Studios
Timetable for Cochise
By BERNICE WNECK
Star stan Writer

star Stan Writer
Weekend Special strictly for the distaff
SET -. AS Of this writing. Michael Ansara,
Cochise Of the Broken Arrow series TUESDAY,
8 pm, WNdAL-D is due to arrive in WASH
ington via American Airlines, Flight 297 at
1910 pm. on March %. He will be staying at
the Burlington Hotel Mike will head the
Cherry Blossom Festival parade at pm. on
March 20 and will participate in the other week.
end festivities. His ETD on Sunday, March 80,
is 1880 pm, when he wends his way to Dallas,
Texas.
Various departments at WRC-4 are making
their moves in progressive stages to the new
NBC home on Nebraska avenue. The music
department under Fritz Balzar's tutelage it was
noted, had the mountainous task of transporting
approximately five tons of transcriptions and
recordings. ABC newsman Joseph McCaffrey
il happy though startled with his billing in the
current report on Senate Appropriations Com
mittee hearings. He's identified therein as SEN
ator Mccartney" along with Senators .EIlender
and Hayden. 1000 fans gathered to see Miss
Sally Of Romper Room (WMAI-7) during her
first personal appearance at a supermarket in
Kensington, Maryland, recently.
Jackson Viewers celebrating his 18th year.
with Channel Z. Jack, who has been in radio
and TV for "a years, worked with such stars as
Bob Hope, Gene Autry and on the Theater Guild
of the Air. Jacks scheduled to emcee the News
papermen's Guild Ball for the second time. -.
WAIAL's Harry ClarksOn moves to TeleNews as
co-ordinator. WTOP's Joseph Swanson places
piece Of art work in the New York Art Directors
Club Annual Exhibit. Awards will be made next
month.
Program extensions and changes: March 20
at pm, Stories of the Century replaces Wan
derlust at WTOP. Four Corners of the World
news with John Connolly and David Won SOthern
extended i've minutes yesterday.
WAGALs Safeway Theater host, Johnny
BatOhelder, first to start the vacation parade.
Johnny, his wife, four children and ST. Bernard
win be heading Nassau way at the end Of the
month. :. Miss Sally spent last week end in
Miami visiting with her parents and then made
a quick hop to the islands. looking things over
for JohnnyO
Jay Peril Of Sock Hop, busy helping local
women'S clubs and PTAs organize teen clubs -.
WMAL'S Pete Jameson received more than $500
entriAs in the name the rocket contest, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
HOSTESS
TRAINEES

,,l MVs fhS %o..r q issFs'!sd a q;
q ! . l q hos!s...si and dining iccM
or over, phyeically NJ and inteill.
rent GOOD salary: meals and many
ment once. 1aAi q q. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
BEAUTIC1AN


Colored. man or woman: trained
specialist IN hair styling and pin
curling Guar, salary and bonus.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Interestins
offer to operator with Q following
shop near District line on Ca. ave
Cali JU. 9-503s.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with follow.
Ing; good opportunity. Mr. PAUL
RE. 7-4e70: closed Monday.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. must
Pc able % type. shorthand pre-
t t,; APPIyx t y! person. No phone :
CLUE, 900 Marlboro pike Hili-
BOOKKEEPER-sECY., 1888. mus
have good bkkps bkgrd. for yery
active business. Good steno skiiii
nee. legal exper. helpful; 5-day
CONBULTANTs, NC, Suite 1901
BOOKKEEPER-TYPs., young. white
handle coTTeep.. must have car,
2 otacs, sssh n And HI s.lsr'
Sc Ms; Woo. ssa s0u.ssrs
BIDS SOB 18th ct. NV. at II
BO0KKERPER, fun charge: prefer
hotel experu 6ll.day VIZ. eood
salary. MISS NICHOLS. RE. =
llOO.
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PERsoNNEL oNsULTANTs
SOS 18th ST NV ST 3-6eSs
ASST. cAsHIKR-Wen-knovn PROP
erty management arm; personahle
young lady who likes deAling with
people. some eashieFinR or credit
exper. helpfal. typing necessary
MANAGEMENT NV Consul ~ Ir9NTs
NC. suite 1901, 1855 q nv.
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REIP-MEN AND WOMEN
INTERVIEWER
SALESPEOPLE
(wHITE)

Men or women, 2l-45. with car;
5000 to $1,000 per me: S7s
ScnH isars pSs sms sars sna
NO ExPERIENcE NECESSARY.
Call uN. 4-24OO. ESQ. 10 II:3O
am. or TO pm. any day.
PHOTO COUPON men or women.
baby work. All front yours. Luz
4-4lSO.
PHOTO COUPON SALES PERSON.
MEL for inside and outside sales
also crew manager: apply Photo
studio II. l. Green Co. S649
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REAL ESTATE SALEsPEOPLE. liv-
ms in Sc, NV. Wash, Bethesda.
CHEVY Chase. sill. spy, Hyatts-
VILE areas. Pref. exper. To sell for
natl. oren. Reps. In us cities.
NATIONAL HOUSING a PROP,
SERV. INC. IL. 4-6lia.
RESIDENT MANAGER for gardens
type apt project. In s. Arl,. Va.
Duties consist Of renting apis .
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R msa se GIVE f pGISiti Ssts, sya n 10
qualifications age, marital status,
etc, Box lS-A, star,
RESTAURANT HELP. men and
wcmen--MaitreSSeS cooks. short
order and kitchen help Apply
TWIN BROOK RESTRAINT,
Twin Brook shopping center, Col o
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RUSSIAN TEACHER. native part
time THE RERLIIz SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES 1901 X St NV.
sAIES PERSONNEL; " you live in
Colesviile, BurtonSville, Ashton area
and wish to learn 10 sell real
estate with q modern progressive
organization opening new
branch once In Burtonsville, call
JU, $4,000, MR. BAINuM
AMATEUR TALENT--Qain experl-
ence. Sparkling musical. Maybe
pay, CAL after l2 pm, THOR
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RELP WOMEN
(coNfINuEpl

AccTu, elk. .TyPIsT. professional
hkkpg expert willine 20 learni
GOOD future; ace 70 50: SOS.
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mQusEKEEPER AssIsTANT. sxpe.
many eoinpani kenehis Apply
Once. i1sl x q, NV.
IBM Key-Punch Operator
Interesting and ehaIIenalng posi-.
tlon TOT mature woman with nioi
personality and leadership ability
permanent position with oppOft, FOL
q g. nv. $3.50 to II am,
INSURANCE = Exper. person u
WORK IN small general aeeneS;
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z{O mo, Call Mr. JACOB. ST
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with extensive sxpef. ~ general
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S1re ene unds5writing. skLskY 4
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LAB. TECHNIcIAN. registered. Of
non-reelstered. or traines. foI
vacation per year: Tree medical
and hnanilnl e0VAraaa Qatafv
commensurate with experience.
TX 3.hoaR
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Permanent-Part Time
MONEY

rs q etrrs best friend. Make your
spare time brins you plenty Of III
Le. u knox you how. We traln-
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TYPIST

Accurate. speed Of IS 10 90
w.pm., high school education
white. Some experience with ma
chine dictation helpful, but We vii
train good typlst. NV, location
good knurs and conditions. per.
manent. Csll EN-. 2-e700 and ash
for personnel department..
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STATISTICAL
CLERK COMPUTER
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRApHER

for patent law cnlee: under 40: s.
day. 36-hour week. Salary open.
Boz e35-B. Star.
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BOX 89-B. Star

DRUG CLERK. white; full time
mostly day, for suburban se
druestore. \ 6.33b5.
FILE CLERK. accurate and expe.
rieneed. white. 10 put cards IN
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f:4S: full time only. Be sure you
meet all requirements. or do not
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FOUNTAIN GIRLS. must be exper j.,
for work In downtown drugstore,
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exper Erili work: hrs, gao am
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hospital: excel opportunity pleas.
ant personality and accurate typ.
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10th 81. and Florida ave, NV.
HOsTEss--several positions avail
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SECRETARY
SMELLING & SMELLING
~ HoMiE ;.IS Z, \ & s y 81 NC

This client u seekins . eiri who
desires part time work. Good
shorthand and typins are neess-
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sECRETARY, attractive lady, q
personal sscEsta,ry to owners .. p
easAry. NJ. 1904.
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NELp WOMEN

n0usEKEEPER AssIsTANT. ssps-
many eeinpnns Gsnsiiss Ap aaS
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BKKPS. ASSTS.
OTHER POSITIONS
TO Pr DIP

Work for ST. executive Of national
association: interesting and con-
temporary subject matter. Youn
regular hours. genercus overtime
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LIBRARY ASSISTANT
part Time)


Must have eatalogulng experl.
enee; approx 5 hours per day, I
days per week Apply, THE JOliNk
HOPKINS uNIvERsITY, Opera,
ti0ns Research once, $685. Airing.
ION "a. 81 Bradley blvdJ, Be
LINGUIST SECRETARY
Position open for experienced
fully qualihed lady proficient IN
shorthand with fiuency spanish
Preferably also Portuguese or Ger
man. Good salary annual bonul
For interview. call XII. h-iO5H
MEDICAL OFFIcE TECHNICIAN
some experienee required. Cal
MODELS for fahhion shows. con.
ventions. size i0-i2. Apply IN
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NURSE - Practical. enereetle
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NURSE registered, for public health
work. salary range S3.070-S4. los
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p-0. Va. registration as q pFofes,
hi0nal nurse required. Apply Cts
Of Alex. Personnel Dept. 4O6
Cameron st., Alexandria. We.
MUSES.. white e., D C, rec.
fun or part time. sen, noor duty
Steady employment $4,000. Ar
ply In person. 1901 Calvert 81 q v
0FFICE CLERK. $50 70 S pm.
Mondays through Fridays, 81 per
hf; exper not neces Interview
As pm No phone calls. eALKELD
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CARkODY

Continued From Page Ala
going to give Tab v.amins or
feed Sophia tranquilizers.
That's a good question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

Bergman's preferred. a
years ago last night Joe Louis
won the titlei
Mickey Rooney hopes 10
knock OF defending champ
Perry Como. In the celebrity
golf tournament. at East Nor
wich. Long Island, next We'd
nesday. But Como Is az peak
form. Proceeds OF Pine Hollow
event go 10 Boys Club.
Senator Stu Symlngton's niece.
Emily. honeymooning with DR..
George Harklns. The Ron
Walters. Of Los Angeles Rams.
expecting. - Leila Patterson.
of the FDR clan. and Prince
toms Steve Cleaves serious. A..
p. M. Crosthwaite here for years
with British UN mission. named
British Ambassador 10 explosive
Lebanon. Kathryn Alpert's
dance revue into New Rochelle
RKO. Thursday. Tavern
Baker and Slappy White at
Jilly's. -. Sid Luft's mother
on the mend. The Harvey
Lembeeks. Bilko's aid. celebrat-
ing their 18th wedding anniver-
sary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

NEW YoRK.-sophla Loren.
In N. Y. filming. blames air
conditioning for the series Of
head colds plaguing her. She's
got something there. because
air conditioning In Gotham
restaurants and theaters is
enough 10 fell the hardest
among US. There's no mid
die range: It's either too cold
or completely ineffective. +.
BOAC, 10 beat Parliamentary
Boeing TOT Jet on the Atlantic
run. planning TO rush Comet
Mark Nv into service in Janu-
airy. Edith Piaf resting,
doctors orders. Mrs. Doug
las Macarthur with Beth Leary
nj Colony. The Johnny
tRae MacGregor) Wrays ex-
pect Sir Stork. Carol VIII
coz, daughter OF Asst. Secy
Of State. and John Millard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Bipartisan
AidUrgedon
Housing Bill

Senator sparkman. Democrat
OF Alabama. last night urged
bipartisan support for a new
public housing ball soon ex-
pected 10 come before the Sem
ate.
In an address 10 the National
Housing Conference, Senator
Sparkman. q member OF the
Banking and Currency Com
mittee which reported out the
bill. said II recommends that
the Government make a six
year commitment 10 the urban
renewal program at the rate
OF $3.50 million a year. This
could be increased 10 $500 mil
lion a year II necessary.
The volume Of current APP
plicatlons prove that the urban
renewal program could have
used Up 10 $500 million this
year" he said. The committed
recommendation Is based on q
reasonable forecast Of future
needs. Anything less would be
q betrayal Of our promise in the
Housing Act Of io49 TO rid
American cities Of slums and
blight"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

beauty. IT'S all right when you
say Il. But when they say Il.
that's something else.
Danny Kaye Is asking his
pals not 10 attend his opening
night al the Greek Theater
here. July a. Friends IN the
audience make him too nervous.
Danny has watched so many
operations as a hobby. he says
that. In an emergency. he could
perform an appendectQmy.
Janet Blair. taking over the
summer Dinah Shore Show for
is weeks with Edie Adams and
John Raltt. has been offered
the Judy Holiday role In the
National company Of Bells Are
Ringing" Janet was a success
In the London production -
But I'd like 10 create a role on
Broadway instead of stepping
into cone else's shoes
again." she says.
-
Gene Kelly's daughter Kerry
returns from school In Switzer-
land June 80 and pop has a
surprise for her: A long
wished-for swimming pool In
her backyard. Gene had II in
stalled while he was directing
Metros Tunnel Of Love-"
The Mcclure Sisters, cur
rently warbling In Las Vegas.
may make their film acting
debut In Joe Pasternak's "Snob
HILL" with Jimmie Rodgers and
Debbie Reynolds.
AS a result Of Tommy Sands
appearance on Studio One. "
he has received an additional
$4,000 In offers for personal
appearances. After his PA. in
Evansville. Ind. Tommy has 20
hurry back for filming on Jerry
Wald's "Mardi Gras" starting
July II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Pharmacist Group
InstulIs Officers

Louis r. Noll was installed
as president Of the Potomac
Pharmaceutical Association at
its June meeting, held recently
in Arlington, Va.
The associations other new
officers are Jerry M. Hans
brough. Henry O. Shirley and
Guntner K. Kessler, vice preSi-
dents; George J. Agris. secre-
tory, and Philip j. Simon.
treasurer.
Elected to the executive
council were Ivan Roop. G. E.
Henderson. Harry A. Lamm,
James B. Fahney and c. M.
Snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

"GIANT"-GeOrge Stevens picorially fine film Of Edna
Ferber's story Of Texas crude oil mlIlionalres.
run SILENT RUN DEEP"-Submariners Clark Gable and
Burt Lancaster In a first-rae wartime action movie.
SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS"-HOward Keel
tops lively cast I'm Of the best musicals In years
THE SHEEPMAN"-Glenn Ford. Mickey Shaughnessy and
Shirley MacIalne In a Western with . Of humor.
40 NORTH FREDERICK"-No epic but Gary Cooper and
Suxy Parker play May-September vinningly.
THREE FACES OF EVE"-Melodrama notable chiefly for
jeanne WOodwards Oscar winning schlz0phrenia.
WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION"-Marlene Dietrich
and Charles Laughton In n superior courtroom drama.
"THE YOUNG LIONS"-Marlon Brando In a big dramatic
film Of Irwin Shaws panoramic World War ii novel,