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Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24

TAPE recorder w/rodio and
PA. Bal due $3.50 kenmore
Auto. wa asher. perfect cond.N
Bal. due $98, or $2.35 wk.
4101 S. Central, BR 6.4l0l
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24

REPOSSESSED Hide Bed, BoI
due $69. a Rms. furn.,. 7 pc liv-
rm w/3 pc sect. S pc bedrm set
TV, washer, tbl top range, Bal.
due 1897. Pick up payment Of
1884 mo.
4l01 S. Central, BR 6-410l
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24

FOR RENT Unfurni shed a bed
room apt. Call BR 6-0102.
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24

HEAT PUMP Refr. Unit, cost
$439. 10000 BTU. Bal. due
$237. Frt. damaged deep freeze,
Washers, $4o8, now $298.
410l S. Central BR 6.4l01
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24

FOR SALE. Two homes, 2 bedm
Alicio subdivision, almost new
$o550. Low down payment. Call
Clyde Webb BR 6-o1ll
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24

HURRY HURRY
We have few more choice homes
left in Park South subdivision.
Evening star., 1959-10-07

present. He would also find
that II he didn't walk out
with 1t, he would be discour-
teous to the point Of insult
ing the donor.
So rather than be insult
ing, the gifts were accepted
and turned into the bank
upon their return to WASH
ington, as were previous nom
refusable ones.
Then about three months
ago the whole collection. in
cluding tiny radios from
Japan. cameras, silver ciga-
rette cases. cloisonnee ciga-
rette boxes, scarves, ETC., was
put up for auction locally at
Weschler's auction house.
So determined was the bank
to separate itself from the
whole collection. it did not
even tell the original recipi-
ents when or where the auc-
ton would be. In short. even
If a,man who surrendered a
gift had wanted to buy it
back. he could not have
done so.
THE AUCTION RAISED
between $500 and $700. which
promptly was sent to the
United Nations Children's
Fund.
The interesting thing is
Evening star., 1959-10-07

with supper at Woodlawn
Plantation and an evening
parade and drill at the Ma
rine Barracks. the oldest Ma
rine post in the country. This
lighted review with bands,
drum and bugle corps, ETC., is
a dramatic example of Son
ct Lumiere"-sound and light
interpretations of historic
sites that have recently be-
come so popular in France.
On Saturday there will be
morning sessions, followed by
luncheon at the Sulgrave
Club, followed by an Inside
Washington" bus tour. That
evening there will be a BAN
quet at the Mayflower pre-
sided over by David Finley,
chairman of the Fine Arts
Commission and former di-
rector Of the National CAL
lery, Dick Rowland, president
Of the National Trust, will
wind up the week end giving
a joint party with Mrs.
George Maurice Morris for
the GA trust members who
toured Dublin together last
summer.
Evening star., 1959-10-07

by the World B sank. I
learned at the Mexican EN-
bassy Monday night where !
was seated next to a bank
offlcial.
In case any branch of the
government wants to avoid
the inflow Of future tokens Of
esteem from kings, corpora
tions, or captains, 1t has only
To follow Mr.. Eugene Blacks
organization that bears the
brief title, The international
Bank for Reconstruction and
Development
1t was always the policy
of the bank officials to
refuse gifts from represent
atives of m e n is or
private organizations with
whom they did business. But
this policy became extremely
difficult to enact beginning a
year ago when the bank en-
tered a phase of increased
dealings with oriental coun-
tries.
THE CUSTOM OF GIFT
GIVING is so established in
the Far East that a bank Of
fetal who was merely invited
to dinner simply to discuss
bank affairs, would find him
self the recipient of a little
Evening star., 1959-10-07

annual meeting will draw to
Washington tomorrow a flock
of well-to-do socialites from
other cities who have mag
nificent homes Of their own
and devote much time and
energy to preserving fine
examples Of historic archi-
lecture for others.
Harry du Pont Of the famed
Winterthur estate and mu-
scum of Americana is COM
ing for the three-day con-
ference and will stay with
the Ray Athertons.
Mrs. George w. Blow, who
owns Nelson House at York
town, Va, will be here, as will
Mrs. N. Addison Baker Of
the beautiful Tuckahoe Plan
tation outside Of Richmond,
and Mrs. Lawrence Brewer.
owner of one Of the great
horse farms at Lexington,
KY.
THE GRAM opens
with an evening gathering
tomorrow at Decatur House
on Lafayette Square and con-
tinues with speeches and
panel discussions at the May
flower on Friday, winding up
Evening star., 1959-10-07

Health. Education and We'll
fare Arthur Flemming, and
Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Benson.
These gracious hosts sur
round their guests with mar
velous Mexican paintings,
give them one course tout Of
FOUR Of Mexican food. and
treat them to Mexican sing
ing and guitar playing.
But it is they, themselves.
who make the biggest hit.
Sonora de Garlic Flores is
a serene. fine-featured, lovely
looking woman, and her hus-
band was described by an
American official Monday
night as "one of the finest
men I have ever known.
Said another, "Of the men
I have known from South
America, / would put two in
a verv special class-Pres-
ident Lleras Camargo Of CO.
lombia and Carillo-Flores Of
Mexico. The latter might be
president some day, too, but
for his close association with
America in his present job.
That's never too good in pol
itics, you know, south of the
border"
4 4 = =
THE NATIONAL TRUST
for Historic Presentations
Evening star., 1959-10-07

that since word got around
the giving has slackened
considerably. They hope 1t
will stop entirely as the policy
becomes better known. 1t is
simply a source of embarrass-
ment to the recipients be-
cause they are also prohibited
from giving gifts in return.
For a man who's helping to
negotiate a loan Of millions
to a government or corpora
ton, you couldn't call a tiny
radio a bribe. But" said an
official Of the IBRD, "the
bank thinks that If it allows
little gifts to be accepted.
bigger ones might come next"
THE MEXICAN EMBASSY
DINNER was another in a
series Of large parties for
about 10 in honor of a dis
tinguished American and his
wife. Monday nights was for
Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Anderson, and in
recent months Ambassador
and Sonora de Garlic Flores
have similarly entertained
Senator and Mrs. Lyndon
johnson, Senator and Mrs.
Bill Fulbright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Black, Secretary Of
Evening star., 1959-10-07

In honour of the occasion, Mr.. Franklin Cisney,
Rothmoor Vice-President will be in our third
floor coat shop, the Downtown store only, on
Thursday to consult tOith you on your selection.
Evening star., 1959-10-07
World Bdnk Auction OF Gifts
Discouruqes Would-Be Donors
BY BETTY BEkE

cials-what to do with gifts
presented by foreigners-has
been almost entirely solved
Evening star., 1959-10-07

That old problem that
continually vexes Govern
ment vIP's and lesser ofi-
Evening star., 1959-10-07
90 $
s99

kind worroom
npec
Sizes for Come in early for best selection
bird dnoo,do STREET.-THE
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
Work on Sidewalk
Is to Go Forward

The Town of Chapel Hill has
obtained right-of-way releases
from all property owners along
the south side of the 100 block of
East Rosemary Street for the
construction of sidewalk.
Town Manager Thomas Rose
said that some more walls need to
be pushed back before the actual
construction can begin but he hopes
TO have the sidewalk ready for
use by the end of April.
Heretofore pedestrians have had
10 walk in the street when going
between North Columbia and Hen
derson Street along Rosemary
Street.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO SUBLET OR RENT
Wy doctor and wife, furnished
house, beginning July or August,
1889 Write Box RS, co Chapel
Hill Weekly.
HOUSE TO RENT, FOR FACULTY
member bedrooms, within walk
ing distance of town. Call 686l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
WANTED

WANTED CUT LUMBER AND
timber on the stump. Get the best
cash prices paid on acceptance or
delivery. West Durham Lumber
Company, 3l09 Hillsboro Road,
Durham, n c.
MAN NEEDS PART-TIME JOB
about four hours in morning clean
ing, floor waxing, etc. Call 9-6347
after 4 pm.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
Here From Pittsburgh

Mr.. and Mrs, L, Gerald Firth
of Pittsburgh, Pa, were here this
week on a visit to friends.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26

WANTED AT ONCE - MAN OR
woman to supply Rawleigh house
hold necessities to Consumers in
the town OF Chapel Hill. Full or
part time A postal card will bring
you full details without obligation.
Write Rawleigh's Dept. NCC-2 -24O-
27l, Richmond, Virginia.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND -SHAEFFER PEN. OWN.
er. call 9-1271, between 9-12, and
is during week, and indentify.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
APARTMENT FOR RENT

FURNISHED APARTMENT. )
rooms with bath Close in. Phone
9-5227 l56 T. Rosemary.
3-ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment, available April lst Walking
distance from hospital and cam
pus. Phone 4426.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
HELP WANTED

SALESLADIES FOR GORDON S
SC to 81 Store, corner Franklin and
Columbia Streets Apply in person
or write Box 1863, Chapel Hill.
SECRETARY. SHORTHAND PRE-.
terred, college or business school,
over Il years old. Handle cores
pOndence. Five-day week, air-con-
dItioned, employee benefits For
appointment, W w Baucom,
9-425. Hospital Saving Association
Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
HOUSES FOR RENT

SMALL HOUSE IN CARRBORO
for rent. Big yard. Call 8-l736.
ATTRACTIVE 2-B E d r % M
house miles from Chapel Hill on
Harrington Rd. Call 8-6583.
VERY SMALL 2-BEDROOM
house. Completely furnished. SIS.
per month, Call 8-682l at night.
FOR RENT: UNFURNHHED
5-room, 2-bedroom house near Glen
Lennox Shopping Center. Excellent
condition. Herbert Cobb, 1906 Hill
ton ST., Raleigh; phone Temple
3-7459.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26


KUTz REALTY COMPANY
l27 acres with more than 900 feet of Highway
poenta excellent site for motel Excellent growth Of
Pines Land adjoins river Only u miles from Chapa
Hill Cash transaction ............ $20UO00
Here lvabe house you get some money down
and excellent terms Live here and build your equity
port and storage >". ~N'OO'D' sieaooo
Charming home with
Room to stretch and do it in private This house has
Early American Charm ynl love $25OsO
you require four bedrooms home screen
pore perch and earport sitting atop hi above paved road
you can afford to down Owner will assist you
ing monthly payments adjusted $2OOOOOO
New Brick F. II. A. Home:
Built to F H A Specifications with wonderful loan that
makes possible for TO be home Call
at 1881 and arrange to see it.
Located on highway five miles from town Includes
room house and well with electric pump Has
this farm challenge the remodeler To have home
today and an investment in the future Call 1881 342
and lets the potential $4,000
Other Opportunities:
we are real Estate Merchants space mere does not
NIT us to list all properties available We have homes
from 81 500 90 to $2 600 90 Call Wilbur Kuz Rip Collins
at 1881 342l for the to your housing,
Rental needs Better still,
FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT REM
selection OF and bedroom apartments and
ed and anfurnhed With and without stove and regerators
$65 90 TO $50 90
KUTZ REALTY COMPANY, 14O8 E. FRANKLIN ST.
Phone: 1881 REALTORS Phone 342l
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
REAL ESTATE

On Oak Street, just off old Hills
bOrO Rd., beautifully pine-pan-
nelled living, dining, kitchen.
and sun porch. 2 bedrooms, bath,
and large attic. Extra room,
with running water. attached to
garage. Lot u by $50 on city
water and sewer. An excellent
value at $ll 900.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26

FIVE-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
ll07 PittsbOro Road Phone 6l6l or
3ll6.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26

EXCELLENT BUYS
WALKING WEATHER


real short walk takes family to school,
hospital University and shopping from
house Living fireplace carpeting
porch off the dining kitchen place your
utilities breakfast nook and half plus
oh upstairs and good attic storage Located right Vance
sured loan. Cali today.
WAKE UP AND FIND YOU'RE NOT DREAMING
Wake up! wen spring one it's not too
bad get Oh and isn't this spacious. pretty Bedroom
and look at that long of big closets every
Of clothing Here's private decorative aceramic
bath Touring further into the big
rooms and another ceramic bath. wonderful
closets and here's thirty foot long ronttoback living
with handsome fireplace porch
through the lovely paneed living dramatically
OF storage plus the breakfast
goes the double and what's this check
er? '$S5OO for months this handsome
wellocated almost home additional private
living here which bringing per month-steady
income That tears msnthy payment way good
that read Feashee osens ad called them
for sale.
FOUR BEDROOMS
An attractive. almost home with a a hal-aad
screened porch for under $4,000.
HOMES FINE LOCATIONS
fine Greenwood home magnificent high lot
room home on Tenney Circle spacious big house
Rosemary with beautiful living ROOM dining room
perch spread priced replacement and a number
OF other excellent home values
KITCHEN SPACE
house Dogwood Acres offers and
big wooded lot along the paved street. Under $4yOOe.
FOR SUMNER COOL
For attractive spacious ntown home you
should this white capboard six
diOnal upstairs bath and possibilities
ceinged and the
from the hospital.
GOOD BUILDING LOTS
wide selection of lots fine SOUTH east
north OF town. plus large number In areas
OFpSt anh 1arkH
FORTY. LOVE AND GAME
You're the winner buying moving Long hours.
SEEDS plants fertilizer labor time
andscapng many of Chapel Hills pretty homes Buying
now will allow the spring beauties and the mind
which aisng with head ache owning
home. You can't put off living, why Can
FeuShee Olsen at S3l for appointment
home for you.
FOR THE TOP
For the top istings satisfaction visit Foushee-
Olsen Realty Company Three experienced Realtors
service.
To Buy or Sell
Phone 8431
f'E|!3 s|s|9 Olsen Is
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
ROOMS FOR RENTu

ROOM FURNISHED, WITH BATH
Women only $25 90 per month
Call 8-655l.
LARGE, COOL DOUBLE ROOM
with bath, private entrance, hot
plate permitted Available i'm
mediately Quiet suburban l0ca-
ton. Phone 1886.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
SERVICES AVAILABLE

FOR QUICK AND EFFICIENT
piano tuning, phene 5436 and make
hn appointment with Harvey Mil
ler, experienced piano tuner.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
for sale. Located on Mt. Carmel
Road a miles out. Call 8-28S3
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26

RELIABLE SERVICE; TVS, RAN
ges, refrigerators, washers water
heaters, and freezers. We also
buy and sell good used appliances
Phone Chapel Hill 707l, or Dur
ham 6-093l Used Appliance Cen
ter.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
FOR SALE

erating): Self Service Laundry.
equipment consisting of: Bendix
Automatic Washers tls domestic,
l commerciaD; One Book Extract
or; Seven Bendix Automatic Dry
ers; Three Laundry Carts; One
Dewey Shepard Water Heater
with oil burner good as new; One
2lO gallon Oil Storage Tank. Com
plete plumbing and electrical wlr.
ing. Price $2,l50.00 cash. See or
call T. A. Rosemond, telephone
No. 6S0l, l65 E. Franklin ST.. Cha
pei Hill, N. C.
ANTIQUE CROTCH MAHOGANY
card or wall table. Pedestal base
Excellent condition, $500. Call
8-6703.
LOST BRIGHT CARPET COL
orS restore them with Blue
Lustre carpet and upholstery
cleaner. Higgins Hardware.
WINDOWS LOOK LIKE THEY'RE
out when cleaned with Newspaper
Cleaner. It's amazing. Higgins
Hardware.
6 FOOT KELVINATOR FREEZ-
er $l00 Call 1856.
ACRE LOT ON BRANCH
Street, off Barclay RI. 2 bed
room house, Frigidaire electric
water heater and stove included
Price right Call n 2. Jordan.
1857 BUICK. BLUE AND WHITE.
2-door. Like new. A real buy
Phone 8457.
ONE USED PORTABLE DISH
washer. good condition, one used
clothes dryer; one 1858 Frigidalre
washer; two used Frigidaire re-
frigeratorS in good condition. See
at Bennett 4 Blocksldge, Inc Phi.
6I61.
FINE SOLID MAPLE HIGHT
cabinets, $3.50 Boston rockers,
$l8 so. Mates chair, 1895. Maple
mirrors for rent apartments, $4.95.
Fine chest of drawers, $3495.
Small and large tables in knotty
pine. Tyson Cash and Carry. Me-
bane.
RECONDITIONED KENMORE
washer, $50 Phone 1851.
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT. FREE
on requests PIP planting guide
catalog in color and new Spring
price list offering Virginla's larg-
est assortment of fruit trees. nut
trees, berry plants. grape vines,
landscape plant material, Sales
people wanted Write Dept N47,
Waynesb0ro Nurseries, Waynes-
b0rO. Virginia.
1857 HOUSE TRAILER. % FOOT
Capri. Completely furnished. Tub
and shower. See B. c. Hsdgepath,
Rathskeller.
LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY WITH
newly released Dex-A-Diet Tablets,
only 98c at SuttOn'S Drug Store,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
HOUSES FOR RENT

SUMMER RENTAL COMFORT
able 2-bedroOm house $50 per
month. Prefoy Rd C. K. Jenner
g. 1888.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26

1857 HOUSE TRAILER. % FOOT
Capri Completely furnished. Tub
and shower. See B. c. Hsdgepath,
Rathskeller.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26

LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY WITH
newly released Dex-A-Diet Tablets,
only 98c at Suttons Drug Store.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26
SERVICES AVAILABLE

SERVICES AVAILABLE
SEPTIC TANKS NEED PERIODIC
cleaning. Avoid clogged tanks and
sluggish drain lines. Carolina Sep
tic Service. Cali 9-935l or 523i.
PIANO TUNER TECHNICIAN.
Lewis B. Cucinotta. ASPT. 2O8 An
drewS Lane, Chapel Hill. 8-702i.
WOOD CUTTING AND CHAIN
saw work by the hour or contract.
Phone 9-80ll.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-03-26

real short walk takes and the to school,
hospital University and shopping
room house Living with fireplace carpetng
porch off the dining kitchen place all your
utilities breakfast nook and half BATH 31a bedrooms and
bath upstairs and good attic storage Located right
Street priced at only $l7,50 under FILA
sured loan. Call today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

COAT and logging set; full coat,
like new, size 5; girls dresses,
size 8; lady's coats suits. dresses,
sizes IA TO 16; miscellaneous. Good
condition. Pay only what it's
worth TO YOU. VIII. 3-4O27.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

DRESS. light green. lovely style,
slight scoop neck, never worn, too
small, size cost $18. sell for $40.
w. 1-8285. IL am.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10
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FOR SALE = BOATS

ALUMINIUM car top. 12-ft semi v
"a. bottom. Feathercraft. SHIP. motor,
oars, anchor. heavy duty car top
carrier, Z gallons Of oil. with gas
can, all for Sl65 AN. l.0786.
1857 JOHNSON IS hip. motor, ex-
ceIlent condition. tank and remote
- controls; best offer. VIII. 3-6325.
296O0 Cresthaven DIR.
LYMAN boat, 15ls-ft.; 80 hip. Lark
O.B.-40 trailer, fully equipped;
also 5 h.p. Johnson with trolling
\ bracket; $3.50 complete.
VIII. 1886 after 6.
SEE or call US for all risks cover
age (boti1 inboards and outboards).
D'Arco Insurance Agency.
VIII. 1856.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

GIRLS clothing; size 4: like new;
very reasonble. RE. 1-2078.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CARPENTY

IHE newly opened Unique Cleaners
in the month of September will
give free to every new customer
a $40 skirt material. so please
hurry and bring your cleaning to:
Unique Cleaners, 1862 Euclid ave-,
MI .6903
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10
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FOR SALE. CLOTHING

GIRLS winter coat. size IL, red,
perfect condition. VIII. 3-5372.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

FUR coat, q length, adjustable
sleeve length, excellent condition.
AN. 1-144f after & 20 o. m
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

WEDDING gown, size 1914. white,
short sleeves. floor length, bought
in June perfect condition. cost
$l20. make offer. KE. 1-2529.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

MATERNITY clothes; also mems,
womens, children's clothing. mis-
cellaneous items: all in excellent
condition. AN. 1-O262
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

DRESSES, fall, women'a size 2212-
2412, misses. 1918. top price S.;
coats, So. SIX. 1-4747.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

$50 RED 2-piece snowsuit. fur collar.
size s. girls. $40. Spring coat size
S, navy blue. So. raincoat, size
s, 81. kE. 1892.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

LADIES SWEATERS
SAVE to 500 on banlons, fur blends,
bulkies. orlons, cashmeres; slight
REGULARS: big selection of colors,
styles. sizes. The Sweater Mart.
5707 st. Clair. EN-. 1851.
PERSIAN lamb coat, blond. like
new. RE. 1-1O46
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

GIRLS chubby dresses and skirts.
size 1917. good condition.
EV. 1-6l92
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

GOOD buys for school, children s
clothing, sizes 1O-12-13: dresses,
coats. skirts; mans suit, jacket.
YE. 2-5268.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-10

LADIES' and children's new wear
ing apparel; will sell at your Of
fer. IA. 1853, HI. 2-2949.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
REGARDLESS OF PAST OR PRESENT HEALTH!

Pays up to: u 5000 q day
hospital room and board for Is
long ss 60 days. q $500 q day
for care Of the same condition
IN . licensed eonvalescent or
nursing horne. Convalescent
period must Immediately
follow at least 5 days hos
pitahzation. Total hospital
convalescent period cannot
exceed go days. 81 A surgical
schedule that pays from $3.50
to S22s.OO, according to the
nature Of the operation. A. Up
to 81, 900 for additional medical
expense. Plan pays 800 of
the actual charges, in excess
of 500, for specified hospital
extra" expenses such as
Xrays and blood transfusions.
81 You receive immediate
protection for accidents which
occur, or sickness which orig
mates after the issue date of
your policy. 81 You are also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

eral significant steps beyond
the overworked Tv biograph-
ical salute" theme.
The Kaleidoscope treatment,
in fact, Das not a salute at all,
but a study, in some depth. OF
HON and tohy the play came to
be written and. particularly. of
the difficult problems faced In
attempting to dramatize a por-
ton of the life OF the late FDR.
And everybody helped: the
author Dore Schary), the
players Ralph Bellamy, Mary
Pickett and Henry jones', the
Presidents family. as repre-
sented by James Roosevelt, and
even historian Arthur Schles-
niger, jr. who came on to
explain that a biographical
dramatist's license extends to
possibilities" as well as "prova-
bilities."
MeaningfuI excerpts and
scenes from the play itself gave
the show its liveliest moments,
but the skillful employment Of
film clips Of the actual people
Louis Howe, Mrs. FDR, etc.
and the skiIlfully conducted in
terviews with the actors gave
the Blueprint" its most en-
crossing ones.
I hated to pass UP the Mas
ters' Golf and Master Art Car
ney for Kaleidoscope, but no
regrets here. 1t was a beaut.
\
Mark Ballots Invalid Note:
TV- Radio Mirror magazines
readers came up with perhaps
the best criticism of video pro-
gramming this season when
they voted Cimarron City as
the best new program. Also.