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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALASKA and 18th st. NV, facing
Rock Creek Park-Central air.
coAo., 5 bedrmS.. 4 baths. library,
recreation nm. patio. Garden, $3.50
mo. RIA. 6-543g.
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DOORS t50Ol for Kitchen cabinets,
factory finished, new aac and up.
BLOCKS, INC, 1897 Bladensburs
- Ekn1
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.
(coNTlhUEp)

1879 18TH ST, NV. Very clean
lovely studio rm, mex TO bath
nice furniturei in good house,
.0.s UPTON ST. N.W.-Rm. for
single gentleman, quiet, airy,
comfortable, WO. 6-45B3,
$3.50 DAILY
Per person. Lee. dble. rms, Si4
wk. up. / blk. on Conn. ave, mr.
MayfioweT; walk downtown, Ldry
tacils. 1920 18th st NV, LII 2.
7l09. RE, 7-6llS, NE. 1904
COLORED-CoRCORAN ST. NV.
I06-Large, clean room. nj
cooking. reliable gentleman. DU
7-lOS0.
COLORED-KLINGLE RID, mr.. Rock
Greek k.--Lge. attrac. front rm
quiet home, for nice Christian
lady; privileges. next . baths; bus
at door. no, 2-4352.
COLORED. 1861 9Th ST. NV
LARGE bright room, privs, cow
transp. Reas. tn. 2-66l2.
COLORED-I3e0 BUCHANAN ST
Single rooms for men: home privi'
leges. Tu, ,2-SS2b, see Sat, Sun
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TRANSIENT
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

ONE AND Two BEDROOM APTs. ;
MOD, FURNITURE, INCLUDING
LINENS, CHINA AND KITCHEN
EQUIP; FREE TV; : DAYS TO
| MONTH. REASONABLE RATES
CALL 10. 2-l252
1912 10th ST. N.W.-Two-b edrm,
apt, newly dec. clean, nicely fur
nished, $3.50 mo, for 4 persons,
I75. p ST. N.w.-Apt, 4, . rms,
kitchenette, bath, incl. heat and
no. water; S72 so mo. RAYMOND
R.. RUPERT, 1917 9TH st. NV.
ST, 3-S4s4.
10th NV, 2 b.r., liv. rm., w/foyer,
pic. wind, kit, din. b.. cor. apt,
mod, furn, dec, Ice, clos, vacuum
Bendiy, parkg. $40. AID. 2-S7S2,
18th ST. NV. 1910. Apt. a.
. and 3 rooms, porch, TV, laun'
dry, CO. 5-4312.
1880 PARK RID. N.W.-Elev. bldg
l-bedrm. apt, nicely furn, clean
Conv, loo. S1l0. no, 2-5532
COLORED = 1918 COLUMBIA RID
NV; attr. Ink. rm., $40 wk. re-
fined gentl. no. 2-8462.
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CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
rs n G. NV nj @-S4f4

W. U y NV DI '-"fUf
PIANOS, beaut. new spinet pianos
reduced 10 S395 during KITS
great remodeling sale Don't miss
this store-wide event. Your oppor-
tunity to get a brand quality
piano at a very substantial saw
ms. KITS Washington S larg-
est most complete music store
133O G. st NV RE 7-62la
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-504O
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ARL. sOUTH-Nicely furn. 2 bed
rms. .w/small den: steam heat;
Ice. shady yard, flowers, laundry
facils.: mr. schools; buses at the
door. Close to all Government
bldgs. ia. 2-039S, BRANDENBURG
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

AIREDALE PUP-Male. ga months.
Purebred. Blue ribbon smoke per-
sian cat, male. WE. 5-215B.
BEAUTIFUL, purebred English set.
ter puppies; excellent pets toI
children. Phone Empire 5-l45l
BOXER PUPS. Z wks.; male. fawn
and white; Axe reg. VIII. 2-45Sl
BOXER. brindle. Axe shots. :
months old. Very good watchdog
and pet. ia. 9-l47l.
BOXER, beaut., 3 yrs; female
white and tan markings; $50. Cal
HO. 2-5lS3.
COCKER PUPPY. Axe reg. 8 mos
buff female. oh. sired: all shots;
show quality, $50 sP 3-5092,
COLLIEs, males. II wks. old; Axe,
sable and white. tri-color
Reasonable. CIR. 3-00l0.
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PIANO, rebuilt player, smartly
STYLED in a new finish: especially
suited for rec. room: eXccptiona.
value at S49j, includes bench
and local delivery.
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lngton, ia 2-3355.
PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprightS. smartly styled
in a new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rms Pianos
fully guarf nteed and fine values
for beginn'aT STUDENTS Sl95 UP,
including local delivery CAMP
BELL MUSIC co. HOS 6 st
n u nj -.QfHd
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

HILLS MOVERS - LU. l-p50O.
Authorized ice: fast careful serv.
ice. installation service.
HIS TRANSFER CO.-sP 3-
Ob66: coverage: reputable work
only; low tariff. Free estimates.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
peaches a speciality. s. L NOR
RIS TU 2-ll50 or tn. 2-s902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage
IN separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0lO4, UNION STOR-
AGE Co, INC. Est. 1906.
MOVING AND HAULING. used furn.
part payment AND x. NOV
ING CO. DU 7-S655. en- 2-5e57.
NOW OFFERING the best service
and lowest prices in town. Call
US and save. "a hrs. NE. S-oi97.
PULL 1T AND SAVE. Trailer
rentals. 80 sizes; lone way any
where" Americas finest: low
rates include hookup, lights, ms,
etc; to 9, Mon. through Sat,
". 2-5908 or OIL. 4-I566; z to
IL, everyday, JU. 9-llS0.
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bIEPFREEzE, chest, 2o.ft, cold,
spot, AP, 7-l464,
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GREATEST
VALUE EVER
OFFERED

Eight-stoTy elevator building, near
18th and Columbia I'd, Shoreham
and 6heraton-Par Hotels, shop
ming cRnlRrE and nnViea
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DIAMONDS, lady's CT, Sl9b,
lady's 8 Cts. S995, lady's ~ CT
$40, lady's ~. Cts emerald Gu;
$3.50, lady's a CT, $3.50, LIV-
lNGsToN a. CO., 1883 N st. NV,
ME. S-5a6S,
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NICE ROOM FOR COUPLE

N. H AVE. 1908. near 21st and
--Redecorated single room, ad.
jacent bath; So week.
THE 1890 HOUsE-l22O 18th st
NV One and one-half blocks from
Statler Hotel, Ice. air cond. studio
rm. Ideal for person desiring room
or apartment without RESPONSE
bility Of maintaining one. Perma-
nent guest. $50 monthly. ME
S-IITT
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
tcoNTlNUEpl

COON HOUNDS black and tar
proof, uN, 1889.
DACHsHUND, red male, excel, pedi,
gree, Axe, champ. sire $50. FL
4-37lS.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, male, "a
mos. Axe reg. a real beauty
Very reasonable, Dial CIR 3-341S.
GER. SHEPs., Axe, choice pups
low price, MRS. HEIDI HARolTT
GAINESVILLE, Rd,, Boyds, Nd.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, q
wks. old; 81 "a each. ia. S-bl75,
1000 N. Nelson st.. Arl,, Va.
GERMAN sHEPHER PUPS, q wks.,
purebred; S2b. Ell, B-37Ol,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe,
imported pedigree, FL. 4-42Sl,
GERMAN sHEPHERD-Pick- of the
litter male pup, 4 months old, also
stud service. RE. 5-337g.
LOVE AND PROTECTION for sale
German shepherd, female, ~
weeks, pure bred, all shots, good
wlchildren, reasonable. JU, S-a349
MINIATURE ITALIAN GREY
AAo, 49, nv ~ $3.50. - 80
pet for child Lovable, affection
ate and full OF personality. Blue
and iawn Ideal for show. DU
b-6487,
PEACOCKS-India blue, . hens, .
yrs. old, S45. J. II. BOLLINoER
WA. 7-4840
POODLE PUPPIES, Axe reg, tin,
min. champion sired, silver. blue
very good. LII. 4-42s1,
POODLES. miniature; beaut, silver
and white: Axe, Hollycourt blood.
lines RIA 6-4043.
POODLE PUPPIES. miniature, Axe
male and female. HI. 0-5540,
POODLES, PULASKI
Min. and toys. all colors; stud fees
$50; grooming, $40. 1918 Ham,
ilton St, Hyatts,, Md, WA. 7-227S
POODLEs, miniature, black, male
and female, s weeks: excellent
JE. 3-l363.
POODLES-Toys, minis. and small
standards: lge. selection, top pedi-
gree puppies az reasonable prices
STUD SERVICE, GROOMING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07

ENCYCLOPEDIAS and dictionaries.
Rack TO school sale Lay away
plan available. Priced for quick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07

POODLES-Toys, Minis. and small
standards; lge. selection, top pedi-
sT1p pupP SsRv II Eea'o GRooMS FSes
MA 2-0SSl, MA. 2-0SO0.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-2l2 5th st. ne
Nice rm. to quite man, S35. wk
refg,; also SIN. rm,, $50. wk
Ii. 4-2b34,
NE. SECTI0N-Furn liv. rm. anc
bedrm; air cond,; for gentleman
only. no 2-7S00.
COLORED-E. Capitol ST.. 1902
Nice rm. for settled lady; kit
privileges. LII. 2-5S49.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

COAL, ) T Penna. Pea, $50 LA.
9-0lJ6. 29l0 VISTA ST. NE
FIREIoGS free for hauling away
$500 Laverne dr., Hyattsville,
! Nd
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FuRN,. twin nah, panel beds
w/prae, new springs, matt. $3.50
for both; din, rm, set, pcs,
UNIQUE pecan, $500, RE, 1-3332
FURN. Sofa, 4 liv, rm. chairs;
Grapes; tables. lamps; Tvs bedrm.
suites, RIA, 3-7l3i
urn, sofa, chair, bedrm, suite,
Twin, other items, KE, S-6654
FURN. :. Mahog, Chinese chippen-
dale, lO-pc and spring and mat
tress, like new, $500, LII. 4-7497.
FURN PVT. HOME, LAST WEEK
or SALE OF BEAUTIFUL FuRN
AND ALL ACCESS, WKDYs,
AFTER $50 Pm, ALL DAY sun
AND MON, 3l0l ELLlcoTT ST
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07

CYLINDER HONE, mieromatic
new, TO g., 500, wood shaper
Crescent, hip, industrial w
eollete taper shaft q So II. table
$500: Rivet Squeezer, foot oper.
ated empowered c. T. sinker and
sander 500: Sheet Metal Nibblel
SIS, Magnafiux mach. for insp
ferrous metal parts, 1875 amp
$500, Box 300-J, Star.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

CLOSE TO GNU. STATE DEPT
PVT I'm. and bath for gentle
man. pvt. pkg. Di. 1887. ewes
CONN. AvE.-Yng. man TO shar,
ait. with same Mon. all day, ewes
after $3.50, no 2-87S3
GEORGET'N-Msn to share wan
other, 30-35 Ole type apt Mon.
wk.-dys. pm. AID. 4-5S35
GIRL, 24-27, share l-bedrm. apt
with one other girl; mr.. transp
10 1-l407 after 8 pm. vkdays
GIRL, 2l-3O; share apt. with an
other girl In sc. area; cow
transp. Reas. LU. 1896 all day
Mon, aft. g Tues WEEDS.
LADY to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
another lady; child accepted
Silver Spring area JU. 5-7S53.
N. ARL.. Buckingham area
{ young women or mother and
daughter to share 3-bedrm home
utils. furn, all home privils
/ excel. transp. to d. c. and PEN
tagon IA 7-7SO6.
IG:h ST. NW.-Wish TO share apt
with another girl. nicely fur
/ nished, twin beds; $40 wk. CO
5-Ul6O
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IN YOUR RoOM-Front stud
Igr., grill, foam mattress. 81
@. 2l47 p NV. Elk. 3-6633
THE MAURY

TUI IJIII . 7. INV.
Single rooms $3.50 per wk. ard up
twin rooms SIS per vk. and up
WYO. AVE MANSION; sgl., pvt
bath. newly furn.. flrepl.. easy
chairs; use Steinway. artistic
home: S4i mo, DU. 7-3lS3.
IO92 18th N.W.-Studio style. seles
dbls.. So up; all new, taStefully
selected, incl. rugs. desks, mirrors
lamps AID. '-S7S2.
1879 PARK RD.-Cool clean rms
Yng. men; sgle., dble., maid serv.
good pking. $3.50 wk. DU. 7-0S74
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E..S.W.

BOILING FIELD AND NAVAL RE-
SERACH AREA--Lge. room for 2,
Pvt. home, . closets. 10, 2-0725.
CAP. HILL-Nicely furn.. S35; an
other rm. or home in exchange
for typing, busting, etc. Ii. 7-6SS3
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RANGES
Gas, Electric; $1,000 Up
All Sizes Guaranteed

PEERLESS SALES CO,
ee37 ca. Ave. NV. AID. 2.2l0O
REFRIGERTORs, used, $3.50 up
Credit, guar. del. ACME STOVE
| lOll 9TH st, NV, MA. S-S952,
REFRIGERATORS. freezertop, L
year guar, $40 up. FREDER1CKs
3905 l4th st NV, ia, $4,000,
REFGR., IL Gu, II, coldspot, A.
burner 40-in, Philco cleo. stove
with deep well and Ice, oven;
both Ike new eond'; sl4b ca
REFRIoERAToRs
SPECIAL PURCHASE
New, .-door ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
irostins and shelves on doors D.
$l99.95
We also have Q selected stock Of
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY
Co, 10th and II SITS. ne, Ii
3-9OS2. Open ewes, til o.
REFRIGERATORs = Better grade
rebuilt by experts. 2-year guar
easy terms, S5 down delivers
UNIVERSAL CO., 1900 Georgia
ave. NV. tcor Emerson,
REFGR., STOVE, both apt -size,
mos. old. Reas. AID. 4-2237 after
u pm.
REFRIGERATOR - Electric Hot
reasonable. LII. s-SSO7, O"
REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display. l-yeai
PEERLESS SALES CO
1887 Georgia Ave. AID, 2-2lOO
REFGR.. Admiral dual temp. 500;
tennis table, large, Slb; TV, TO-
console, $40 LA. 6-ll4B.
RUGS. Oriental design and broad
looms, ayl2, Sl7: Axl5, S27
ORIENTAL RUG MART. 1905
q st. NV
RUGS, hooked 6x9, blue and red
mingled. made 10 order; | green
0xl2 like new 10. 1910.
SEW. MACHINES recond,; Singer
port with att Sl6.e5. console
SEAS 5: day or night, RIA. 3-6lSl
SEW. MACHS., brand-new 1855
famous name. Reg SlSg.5 Or
sale, $40 .95, Cash or terms. Del
and guar. Call HA. 2-a039, now
SHOE MACHINERY - AMERICAN
FINISHER-L Lands stitcher, mode
File. RE. T-4600. Ext. SO; eve.
TO. a-60S7.
SNOW TIRES, (2l 7.50-l4, used
100 mi, cost Si4. sell $50; G,E
ironer, S35 EV. 4-66SS,
SODA FOUNTAIN, stainless steel,
Il #. very reasonable. Ii,
1886.
SOFA AND MATCHING CHAIR
Green S75. Very good cond. TIE
6-l097. 1919 Fitzgerald lane, Alex
SOFA, Lawson, good cond.. new
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

GENTEEL YOUNG MAN, 80. re-
ouireS place 10 convalesce from
mild nervous breakdown With
meals. Good remuneration. BOZ
l47-J. Star.
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FARM. AND GARDEN

AZALEAS, peonies, iris and other
desirable perennials. Also power
mower, reel type, and other gar
den equipment owner vacating
JU. 9-922O
BULLDOZERs AND LEADERS fol
grading excavating and LAND
clearing. For free estimate cal
UN 4-S533; nights. MA. $4,000
LABOR DAY sPECIAL-2Oes disc
on Azaleas. Evergreens: ] wk. only
ROTH'S, $4,000 Colesville I'd
Ednor, Nd
TOP SOIL-Rich loan: s Gu. yds
delivered sc. area. Sl4 load. R J.
EARNSHAW, Clinton, Md, cY
T-S7S0.
TOPSOIL-Very good. rich topsoi
for .awns and greenhouses VERY
reasonable 10 7-4333
WORK HARNESS AND COLLARS
cheap. Fireplace wood reasonable
you haul It. (Redi-cut. 3 ban
tam hens and rooster. G5c ca.
take all WAPLE. $40 Duke ST.,
Alex. FL. 4-35AO.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

GIRARD ST. NV, 1880, THE
Palmer House"-Newly dec. Ell
cheney, adjacent bath; $3.50 wk
NV. White lady abstainer; / oil
. rms, lge. closet. run. water
refgr., air cond RIA. 3-0776
/? OR 3 PERSONS: $3.50 each
refgr., grill, TV; foam matt. 6lt
oond W. ST. 3-5S33
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CHEYY CHASE nj C-Attra.tirnl

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Attractiyeiy
furn. Diet. brick house the size Of q
2-bedrm. apt, with q de luxe cleo.
kit, but with the charm Of a
beamed ceiling liv. rm. with flepl.,
air-cond. LIST floor; full bsmt. gas
heat; garage: enormous fagstone
patio; In a setting Of tall trees on
a quiet street. MRS. TOMBAUGH,
EN-. 2-9415.
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MARIO FURN. co.

NIANLO T OIL1N. W.
1923 14th St NV. DE. 2-474I
Open Daily Til 0 Pm.
Wed, Sat. and Sun. Til PM.
FURN.-Moving Dining rm., bed
nm, extra bed, washing machine
and dishes. RIA. 6-1S53.
FURN.-Antiaue marble-top table
walnut chest, and large mirror
ST. 1892.
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PIANos-To facilitate beginning
students in school piano classes
we are selling a limited number
of new pianos at HALF THE
REGULAR PROFIT We also ex.
tend the privilege Of returning the
piano within 90 days should YOU
child not learn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08
Panel Discusses
Khrushchev Visit

The KhruShchev visit to this
country has left Americans "go-
ing through an orgy Of self
examination" a Washington
newSman who accompanied the
Soviet Premier on his tour said
last night.
The remark was made by
Richard Wilson. chief Of the
Cowles Publications Bureau
here. during q panel discussion
by members Of the Washington
Chapter Of Sigma Delta Chi
Journalism fraternity at the
National Press Club.
Mr.. Wilson said he noticed
while travelling with President
Eisenhower and Vic President
Nixon to Europe and Russia,
that a desire for peaceful set
Element pervades the world.
Another panelist, Marquis
Childs, said the Khrushchev
trip may have opened. the
way to a long series OF difficult
negotiations"
The third panelist was Peter
Lisagor Of the Chicago Daily
News Washington bureau.
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
6:00. WASH-FM (s7.1 Mc.l-

600. WASH-FM 1911 Mel
In the Concert Hall: Aca-
demic Festival overture by
Bach and Pines Of Rome by
Respighi.
900, VOL AMIN (145O Kc.
and 9S.7 Mcleod Music
Time: Concerto Crosse Vio-
lin Sonata by Block and The
Fountains of Rome by
Respighi.
9:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1885 Mc.)-Orchestral
Capitals of the World:
Vienna State Opera Orches-
ira. Works by Beethoven.
Haydn and Mailer.
1900, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Nocturne: Les Patineurs
The Skaters Ballet by
Meyerbeer and Symphony
No. 8 in C Major, The
Great. by Schubert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08

on the network which resulted
in a local Chicago commercial
going on. WMAL is just
as indignant. Mabel T.
pens her appreciation of the
Marya Names show last Sum
day (WTTG-6. THE dis
cussion on God and agnosticism
was such q relief from the
religious corn. :" She notes
an objection to the Earring
middle of the program COM
mercials.
TVS LivelieSt Show This
Week-The Quizzer on Capitol
Hill.
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eddy yesterday. was involved In
one Of the big Tv hassles a few
seasons back. :. LAMA, hired
for the opening Shower Of
Stars" was publicized as max
ing his TV debut on the
program. He did appear
but he only "lip-sang" two
numbers he had previously
recorded.
A filmed interview with the
singer, incidentally. has Just
been added to Ed Sullivan's
program for Sunday.
John Gielgud will be one Of
the stars appearing on the
CBS-9 Big Party show Of Dec.
IT. Baltimore's WJZ-13
began a series on Comparative
Literature Monday, $3.50 to 7
Am. It was produced in
cooperation with Boston Uni
versity and the host is DIR.
Floyd Zulli, jr. :. The Monday
and Wednesday series will dis
cuss such books as Ibsen's "A
Dolls House." Dreiser's Sister
Carrie" Edith Wharton's age
of Innocence" e. M. Forster's
Towards End" and d. H. Law
rence's Sons and Lovers"
= =
Mailbag: Disneyland fans are
complaining over the intrusive
commercial in the premiere
show last Friday (WMAL-D i.
Bernard s. writes that as
a result, "the whole point and
climax Of "A Diamond is a Boys
Best Friend was cut" He's
right - but the mistake was
caused by a switching error
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08

latter category would include
Laurence Olivier, Alex Guinness
and Ingrid Bergman.)
Apart from the taped or
filmed segments Tuesday night
(NBC-4 in which ROE Russell
switched her costumes to At
the various decades and Ernie
K0vacs talked to himself Ton
the TV SCREEN, there was little
that couldn't have been per-
formed on the spot.
1T adds so much to a per-
formance," Jerry Lewis told us
recently.
He wasn't speaking Of the
Startime premiere Tuesday but,
in general, of the Give on tape"
VS.. live" issue.
He's next on Startime-in
1.-THE Jazz Singer"-and you
can bet he won't be making
that mistake. "We1l use tape"
he said, but only for neces-
sary transitional sequences.
Other items: I find it diff
cult Gf not impossible) to
achieve a state Of nostalgia
over (a) vaudeville, which is
primarily remembered with
fondness by the performers who
made a graceful living out Of
it and (b) anything compare
lively recent, like Polly Bergen
playing Helen Morgan on the
Playhouse 80 production that
won her an Emmy. Pretty
Polly is fetching gal who can
produce a warm throb in her
appealing voice-but that's her
style not Miss Morgan'S.
= y
Apropos of Startime. The
Big Party (Which kicks of to-
night on WTOP-9 and the
400-plus specials due this sea-
son, Hugh Downs offered a wry
comment Monday night while
Cabling with Mike Nichols and
Elaine May.
After general agreement that
a new title would have to be
coined to At the generic term
Of specials. Hugh said it was
entirely possible that somebody
would come up with a real
novelty this year-a good, old
fashioned ordinary"
= .
. My biggest kick Tuesday
night came from watching
funnyman Buddy Hackett play
ing a mean, bad, whiskey-
drinking old killer on The Rifle
man with Chuck COnnors
(ABC-O I've seen a lot
Of comics in straight roles
(GleasOn doing an early Oliver
Hardy in Saroyan's Time OF
Your Life, for example) but
Hackett's character - despite
the shopworn plot and familiar
dialogue-came the closest to a
genuine portrayal. Anyway
it was fun.
4 =
News Dept: Mario LAMA
who passed away so unexpect-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1900. WWDC - AAA Forum:
Plans for road and street
improvement in the Wash
ington area are discussed.
1888, WTOP - British Elec-
tons; Special. Analysis Of
the system. descriptions Of
the candidates. interviews
and reports on the voting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08
ON THE AIR
Alive Performance
Would Have Helped
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

Second Thoughts the NOt-So Wonderful World: Pro-
ducing special week may be fantastic assignment-but
Of the lavish outlay wouldn't the have been
wise insist "live" performances? Except those
occasions when trckery is involved the star is
vital to the show and otherwise unavailable? The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
U. S. Chamber Unit
Names Four Men

Two Washington men have
been reappointed and two newly
named to the National Defense
Committee OF the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States,
Chamber President Erwin D.
Canham announced.
Renamed to the group were
Lawler B. Reeves, special as
sistant to the president Of the
United States Rubber Co.. and
George P. F. Smith, vice presi-
dent of rg-Warner Corp.
John F. Rudy. assistant to
the executive vice president of
the Goodyear Tire g. Rubber
Co.. and George F. Metcalf,
regional vice president Of the
General Electric Co.. were APP
pointed to the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

vide training and some equip
ment for the Ethiopian army.
The navy Of Ethiopia is being
developed into a small coastal
force TO guard against snug
Cling. A few training Jets have
been provided as a nucleus for
the Ethiopian air force.
American officials say 1t is
too early TO judge the Soviet
offer Of aid TO Ethiopia. In the
past, the only Soviet help for
Ethiopia has been a hospital
at Adds Ababa, the capital.
The United States is also CO.
operating with Ethiopia in de-
velopment Of its airlines.
Transworld Airlines has an
Arrangement to provide man
agement personnel for the OPP
erations Of the Ethiopian air.
lines.
Ethiopian officials here say
that their government will &C
cept aid from whatever source,
although the country intends
to maintain an independent
course between East and West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Highest. Year
Since 1855
Seen in Polio
BY the Associated Press

The National Foundation
predicted yesterday that II
present trends continue there
will be more cases Of paralytic
polio this year than at any
time since Salk vaccine was
made available in 1855.
The organization - formerly
the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis-made the
prediction in reporting in
creased costs OF patient care.
The National Foundation
now estimates" said Melvin A.
CHASER. executive vice presi-
dent, that cost OF polio pa
tent care this year to the
foundation will total almost
$40 million"
Mr.. CHASER said the seasons
first major polio epidemic at
Des Moines, Iowa, is requiring
expenditure Of $4,000 a week
by the foundations Polk
County chapter and additional
cases are being reported daily.
He and Secretary of Health
Flemming joined in urging in
creased efforts to vaccinate all
persons against polio.
The foundation said there
has been an alarming increase
in paralytic polio cases this
year with more persons stricken
in the second week of July
this year than in the peak week
of the 1857 polio season.