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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

ToniChts top shows as prevepsd bv nv Keys star.
scripts IN Nep York. Holly0ood and eseUhere Their
opinions are oDsred as guide to area veUers.
incident Of the widowed Doves IA repeat Fairly
satisfactory Western Texas cattle drivers take day on
In trail town. and Cowboy Rowdy Yates falls for con-
niving dance-hall lady Plot features mean marshal
nights and pretty Sally Forrest T:SO pm, WToP-9
walt Disney Presents1 Captured the king OF the Lephre
chauns. An unreleved one-hcur commercial for a new
Disney film about The Little People" In the last half
where you actually Get peek at the motion picture IT,
self, It's delightful entertainment Most or the show
however special trailer for the movie featuring Pat
OBrien that offers nothing but overly cute conversation
The lm being promoted quite good and this trailer
90 complete. there's hardly any pay money
at the box ONCE after you've seen 1t here pm, wA6AL
Tombstone TerrtoyDeath Is to Write About Absorbing
episode but bit far-fetched An English journalist who
comes to Tombstone intending write good articles
on the wild West happens to be psychopath with
trefne criminal tendencies His mental problems are
obvious even to vintage 1884 psychiarst Some Of the
speeches rather corny but there's nice buildup to
the usual duel $40 pms WMAL-z
"a Sunset sripstrange Girl in Town. Pretty good chase
story about young girl who is hunted after witnessing
killing The tale starts fairly slowly then picks up
momentum, and the last quarter Is ne Roger Smith
private eye Je Spencer improving, and parking at
tendant Rookie is only at the beginning and the end
$50 pm, WMAL-7
Person To PersonFrom his Army post in Fort Myer
Va, Misergt william e. Daniel tells Murrow how
farm boy from Virginia got TO be Sergeant of the Guard
at the Tomb Of the Unknown Soldier Travelling the short
distance to the tomb ITSELF he shows Ed the ceremony
Of the Changing of the Guards" From New York City,
Actor Comic Tom Poston and his wife, Jean Sullivan
CIV commercials you know introduce their 3year-old
daughter Francesca to the Tv screen 1890 pm,
WTOP-9.
Jack Paar ShowTonghts features include return visit
from Stepn Fetchit, and duet by Hermione Gingold
and Ellen Hanley to Lets Fetch the Carriage" Hans
Conred joins Hermione for the usual chatter and John
Gary solos "You Are Beautiful" and "enderly" 1880
pm, WRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Union Drun,u
Is Good Try

Top nv playwright Rod SER
ling gave ii q good try but he
failed to make 1t last night on
Playhouse 90 tWTop-D) with
Rank and F'ile," his drama
Of union corruption.
van IEefiin gave It d good
try. too. as the big lug Of q
rummy who won q strike, be-
came president Of the local and
found in order to rise further
that he had to sell out to the
hoodlums.
It was o fine, crusty perform
ance with echoes Of you-know-
who. But author Serling, who
kept his excellent drama Of big
business Patterns" within
credible dramatic grounds, at
tempted to cover too many top
ical points and arguments. Con-
trived scenes, such as the last
one between the lawyer tbeau-
tifully played BY Luther Adler)
and the union boss was awk-
wardly staged and unbelievable.
In his efforts to be fair, Ser
ling also chose to make the
ambitious union boss and the
hoods the only villains. Union
ideals were represented by the
boss cronies. who stood it until
they could stand it no more.
This is hardly the sorry picture
painted on Capitol Hill by the
McClellan committee. +.
The author must have a pref
ty fair idea, as Of now, how
difiicult It is to write q labor
union bill. Last night. he COM
promised once too often.
b. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

Ism model II streomlined
electric typewriter. Smorily
styled 10 blend beautifully
with modern offices Re-
finished il new decor grey or
blue. There Is no finer rebuilt
Of any price. Come in
see for yourself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
OTHER Tv
HIGHLlGHTS

$500. wRC taD--Ellery queen:
Color. Body OF the Crime"
Queens reputation is ieop-
ardized upon conclusion Of
a murder trial at which he
served as jury foreman.
$500, WTT0 lS)--Five star
Feature: SILVER star" Ed
gar Buchanan and Marie
Windsor. A deputy is the
target for d glinman who
has sworn 10 Kill him tt965).
1890, WRC (4)--Cavalcade OF
Sports: Nino Valdes VS..
Aloflzo johnson in q To-
round heavyweight bout.
HOO, WTTG t5)--Starlieht
Theater: Gambler and the
Lady" Dane Clark and
Kathleen Byron. An Ameri-
can becomes king Of the
London gamblers l1962).
I1:OO. WMAL tT)--Friday
Night Movie: Road to
Glory" Frederic March and
Warner Baxter. World War
/ story Of two men who fall
in love with the same nurse
1880.
Has. WTOP lo)--Late Show:
Cry Of the City" Victor
Mature and Shelley Winters.
A policeman is killed which
triggers of Q city-wide man
hunt ll04S).
lilo am, WTOP tS)--Late
Late SHOW: Honolulu Lu."
Lupe velez and Bruce Ben
nett. A burlesque queen en-
ters a society popularity
contest staged by her con-
man uncle (1U42).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

sos, WRC-Monitor: Inter-
views with the stars Of
Anatomy Of a Murder, "
Joseph Welch, James Stew
art. Eve Arden, Kathy Grant
and Ben 0azzara.
10000, WWDC--Washington Re-
ports: "Housing--C ontrover.
sial ISSUE" will be discussed
by Senators Jacob Javits and
John Sparkman.
Tomorrow
1855, WTOP--Baseball. WASH
ington Senator'S VS.. New
York Yankees double
header.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

fault Of q plump panelist. It's
the fat ratings for rival Wagon
Train that require SHINING.
A@4
indianapolis Ironyi When the
Warrington area had only q
handful Of stations. the Memo
rial Day race was invariably
broadcast. Now that there are
about 20 stations competing for
listeners, not one IL carrying IL.
Note: s70-odd stations around
the country are airing 1t on d
special network.
You can still hear IL here, Of
course. II your radio set IA pow.
erful enough to bring in wAISK,
Hagerstown. That's 1890 Kc.
on the AM dial. and 1863 Nc,
FIN. The FIN coverage, WARK
informed me, viii begin q half
hour earlier than AM, at 1880
in the morning.
One Of the reasons why some
stations are reluctant to take It
may be the indianapolis stip-
ulatiofi that the entire 4iA-hour
broadcast be carried--rlot iust
parts Of II.
Virginia stations In the net
work are pretty far away, too.
The closest are on the other
side Of Blue Ridge - wTfBd.
Harrison burg, and wArC.
Staunton. The former has no
FIN. is 1860 Kc. on AM. The
latter; 900 Kc., 93.5 Nc. (FM).
Lots Of luck.
On the Run: Dennis Nor
gan's private eye series. I'll
Beacon Street, premieres July
2 as the Tennessee Ernie Ford
summer replacement on NBC--I
4. Jack Paar's visitors next
Monday include James Thur.
Der and ! hope he leaves plenty
OF time to discuss Thurher's
latest, a book about the late
Harold Ross Of The New York
er. Ingemar Johansson will
take a swing at song on Steve
Aliens show June Z. Al
press showing of the Ampex
Corporations Videotape cruiser
is scheduled at the Department
of Agriculture Monday. i
MiSergt. william Fleischauer.
who won out over 800 contest
ants for q chance to appear on
MICS Tic Tao Dough, win be
introduced on the uuiz show
Monday. The sergeant
lives with his wife and two
children at 1926 South Fifth
street, Arlington. +. wRC's
Joe Goodfellow announces the
appointment Of George Cries.
bauer as account executive. i
George held positions at WMALI
and WTTG before going to
Jackson, Miss. with WJTV.
Il 4 - 4
TV Reflection: The Circle
Theater drama documentary
on hypnosis Wednesday
(WTOP-9l was one Of the
best In this series. !. :. Mes.
merizing, in fact. BY fol-
lowing one specific case treated
on a hypnotic level Ia woman
afraid of having q baby and
touching lightly on others, the
program covered an amazing
amount Of ground. The
value and limitations Of hyp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

nosis as Q tool Of qualified
medical men was clearly OUT
lined and viewers were warned
of the possible dangers from
getting involved with enter
tanners who practice 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
ON THE AIR
The Sponsors Man
Can Be q Pill, Too.
by BERNIE HARRISON
star nv Critic

just when you think you've heard every possible way
which sponsor agency interfere with show along
comes Madison avenue chap to blaze keen new trail for
the less ingenious.
you missed the note Tor Jack Paars show Wednesday
nightI Pat Carroll longer talking Keep Talking the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

CHS g panel show. because the
Coincidence was q little too
plump" for the sponsor. who
sells weight-reducing pills,
Paar. the self appointed
champion of the oppressed and
downtrodden poems Of show biz
and last seen galloping to poor
Tallulah's rescue, didn't get the
expected mileage out Of the in
cident. however.
Pat said It was all explained
to her quite logically" and she
saw their point. The producers
illustration: you wouldn't
have q bald-headed man selling
hair tonic. would your"
There's only one thing wrong
with that explanation.
II doesn't apply.
Miss Carroll is talent-not q
commercial nnouncer-a dis
tinction that I'm sure Jack or
Hugh Downs, especially Hugh.
would have made If all were
not aware that q big hullabal-
loo over her firing might lead
to the programs cancellation
and loss of jobs Of those still
on the show.
- ~ *
Another point: If Keep Talk
ing is in trouble--and not SELF
ing enough pills-it's not the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniDhts top shoDs as pTeviesued bv nv KEYS staG
who attend rehearsnI match screentncs and analvse
scripts IN Mem York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Loborite Insists 100
In Porty Beck Reds

sents a Scottish district in Par
lament, made his accusation
Thursday when asked by West
Berlin newsmen why labor
MPs were making frequent
visits to East Germany and
East Berlin.
After emphasizing that these
visits to the Communist East
were Of a private nature. Mr.
McGovern said he estimated
that rs labor MPs must be con-
sidered Communists or under
cover Communists and 10 other
fellow travellers. He declined To
give names.
Mr.. McGovern said he under
stood Mr.. Phillips had written
him a letter insisting that he
withdraw his accusation.
Mr.. McGovern said in reply
to questions: MY statement
was very carefully considered
and is not subject to with
drawal. One does not withdraw
the truth"
Mr.. McGovern made his &C.
cusation political dynamite in
Britain--upon his arrival in
West Berlin on the invitation
Of his old friend. West Berlin's
Socialist Mayor Willy Brandt
Mr.. McGovern stayed on to
participate in local activities
of the Moral Rearmament
Movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

nounced he will take the case
70 the government.
Newspapers rallied at the
sentence and petitions flowed
into the Home once demand.
ing freedom for the jailed
mother.
LamentabIc. Judge Says
In her cell in Holloway Jail
Mrs. Christos received birthday
cards from her children-shG
was 80 yesterday-and proppeC
them around the wall.
Magistrate Godfrey Rosi
called 1t "a lamentable case,
when he ordered her to Jail.
In his statement today thI
Bishop Of Southwark said Mag
istrate Rose needs a course o,
instruction on the virtues o.
compassion and mercy"
Told Of this, Magistrate Ross
said later: swell, that is hi
opinion. It would be best II
said nothing"
Mrs. Christos' daughters ar,
being cared for by neighbors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Crop Come Observer
Has Wallet Snutched

A wallet containing 500 was
snatched from Charles Booker.
So, yesterday while he was
watching a crap game in front
OF his home at rs Defrees
street NV. police reported.
Mr.. Booker. q porter at a
hotel here. had taken out his
wallet to lend one Of the players
So when another player. de-
scribed as colored, 20 years,
5-feet-6, and wearing a white
shirt and black trousers,
snatched it and fled up North
Capitol street. according to
police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

BERLIN. May 30 (AP).-
British Laborite MP John Nc
Govern refused today to with
draw his charge that nearly
100 members Of his party are
undercover Communists or fell
low travellers.
zone does not withdraw the
truth" Mr.. McGovern said in
an interview when told that
his party's secretary. Morgan
Phillips. last night demanded
'retraction Of his allegation.
Mr.. McGovern. who repre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Wesley Seminary
Exercises Tomorrow

Walter @. Moulder Of Boston
University School Of Theology
will speak at commencement
exercises Of Wesley Theological
Seminary at 2:30 pm. tomor-
row at the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church. Me-
braska and New Mexico ave-
nues NV.
Honor students In the 81
member graduating class are
william Gene Miller. Carl EN-
NETT Sphar. Robert Louis
Mayou and Webley Judson
Simpkins, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Aircraft Firm Head
To Speak at Gu

Charles H. Kaman. president
OF Kaman Aircraft Corp. OF
Bloomfield, Conn.,. will be prin.
cipal speaker at Catholic Uni
versity class day exercises. tc
be held at 3 pm, Saturday in
the university theater.
Academic awards and Air
Force commissions win be
presented at the exercises.
Mr.. Kaman. a magma cum
laude aeronautical engineering
graduate of c. u. is a former
president Of the American
Helicopter Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

One Of the children. iS-year-
old Christine. wrote q fearful
letter 70 Queen Elizabeth SEEK
ing mercy. Another petition
came from 10000 loneshore-
men who have raised money to
finance a legal appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

Government ofncials claimed
the country was calm after the
arrests.
A government decree sus-
pended personal guarantees,
The government gave no indi-
cation how long 1t expects to
maintain rule by martial law
Reasons for Action
The decree said the action
was being taken because Of;
/. The developing campaign
Of agitation and subversive
propaganda by opposition ele-
ments within the country.
2. The notorious activity
Of Nicaragusns sabroad who
have announced their aims to
invade Nicaragua with "mer-
cenaries and soldiers Of fortune
of various nationalities."
The decree said leaders Of
international communism have
participated in the domestic
and foreign activities directed
against the Somoza govern
ment. 1t said the Communists
are determined to win political
domination in Central America
General Strike Urged
Three labor declarations and
several civic organizations last
night called for q general strike
If Mr.. Somoza refused to reach
immediate agreement with the
National Opposition Union. The
union is q group of political
parties opposed to the Somoza
regime. They have demanded
greater civic liberties and an
immediate presidential election
contending Mr.. Somoza's cleo
ton in 1857 was q fraud.
Mr.. Somoza, however, has
vowed that he will stay in Of
fice until his term expires in
1868.
Luis Somoza succeeded his
father, Anastasio, in Office after
the latter was assassinated in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
JoiIing Of Mother Of 4
Stirs Storm in Britain

LONDON. May 80 CAP).-A
storm Of outraged protest
mounted In Britain tonight
over the justice Of falling
widow on relief who toiled In
secret to feed her sick children
From pulpit and press came
angry demands for the quash.
ing OF a two-month jail sen.
tence imposed two days ago or
Mrs. Eftihia Christos. She wal
jailed for failing to declare the
two or three pounds $3.50 Il
$S.40) she earned each week b.
taking in sewing.
It is against the law to keer
such earnings secret when au-
thorities are providing financial
aid. Mrs. Christos was receiv.
ing a public assistance grant OF
f5 tslD aweek. She has -four
children.
Feared Cut In Funds
She pleaded in court that
she kept the sewing money
secret because she feared au-
thorities would cut her grant
She said she needs the money
to buy extra food for three
of her children who have
tuberculosis--the disease that
killed her husband.
"A savage and inhuman
sentence" declared the Angli-
can Bishop of Southwark, q
part of London where Mrs
Christos has her home.
A Labor member Of parlia-
ment. Robert Meliish, an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
7 roubIed Nicaragua
Declares MortioI Low

MANAGUA. Nicaragua May 80 tAP) THE regime Of
President Somoza menaced by increasing unrest within
the country and threats Of invasion from abroad declared
martial law today In Nicaragua.
The government took the action opposition forces called
FOR q general strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

1856 by a political enemy. His
brother, Anastasio. Is COM
mander of the National Guard
Nicaragua's armed force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

Pick q wordrobe of these airy cot
ton fashions for summer long tIot-
terry and save generously for q
limited time only.
A. White embroidered cotton:
32-36. A; 32-38, B; 32-4o, c.
Regularly 2.5O--------I.9 9
B. Longtime white cotton; 32-40,
A; 32-42, B; 34-44, c. Regularly
5 5lD4 D. Regularly 4.5o. s.7s
6. Longtime embroidered white
cotton; 32-38, A; 32-4o, B; a.
AZ. c, Regularly 3.95----3.29
b Longtime white cotton: a.
AZ, 3; 34-44, c. Regularly S..
$3.50
{. Longtime stropIess in en-
broidered. white cotton: 34-40,
3; 34-42, c. Regularly S.. $3.50
Lansburgh's-CoRSETS-WGshington,
Third Floor; Langley Park,
Second Floor
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-29
Canadian Mishaps
 Take II Lives

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., R - Eleven members of two fishing families died in separate boating and fire mishaps near this north ern British Columbia city during the weekend.
 Five Indian children and a neighbor who apparently tried to rescue them died Saturday in a house fire at a United Church mission post Skidegate on the Queen Charlottee Islands.
 Early Sunday morning five members of a Prince Rupert fam fly, including a father, mother and their two young sons, were drowned when a gillnetter cap sized II miles south of here.
 The two tragedies, which struck within 20 hours apart, claimed the lives of eight children.
 The blazing five-room house of fisherman Robert Morse trapped four of his children - William, IA; Brenda, 10; Lorraine, ', and Roberta, 4.
 The remains of their 4-year-old playmate, Angeline Aranson and Ralph Young, 38, neighbor who tried to save the youngsters from the flames, were also found among the ruins.
 Five members of another family died in the wheelhouse of the cap- sized gillnetter.
 Drowned were Jonathan Der rick, 34, skipper of the boat, his wife, Rosie, 29, his two sons, Ben jamin, 6, Arnold, 12, and his bro ther, Herbert, 13.
 Coroner George Davis suffered head cut when he fell from the R.C.M.P. boat while Investigating the tragedy, He was taken to Prince Rupert Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-29
Japanese Start New Seattle Flights

TOKYO, R - Japan Airlines opened new direct transpacific service between Seattle and Tokyo Saturday.
 A group of 38 guests of the air lines left Tokyo International Air port at 6:19 pm. aboard the City of Los Angeles for Seattle.
 The airlines' westboundA flight from Seattle to Tokyo is due here Tuesday.
 Among passengers aboard the inaugural eastbound flight are Kazuo Awasawa, vice minister of transportation; Taizo Ishizaka, chairman of the Federation of Economic Organizations; Ataru Kobayashi, director of the fedora ton; Tadao Sasayama, president of the Alaska Pulp Co.,, and Fujio Uchida, chief secretary of the foreign minister, who will make an inspection tour of Japanese diplo- matic agencies in North America.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-29
For The Ladies

DuBarry says: Learn how to powder your face with pearls for a dazzling new look" Compliment tary lessons are offered all week at the Nome Drug Store.
 To teach you all about the new pearly look, DuBarry has sent a special makeup artist, Miss Flora Camp, who will be at Nome Drug Store all week for complimentary consultation on this latest beauty fashion. In addition to drawing up your own personal Pearled Makeup Chart, she'll give you a free beauty gift and teach you priceless little professional tricks, so this is a rare beauty opportu- nity you shouldn't miss!
 To go with your new pearly per feet complexion, you'll learn how to make your eyes look larger, more luminous, with a wonderful Eyeshadow Stick that lets you quickly stroke on pearly shades of blue, green or silver artfully, the way models do, and how to create a whole palette of deli cately creamed lip colors using White Simmer lipstick over or under four brand new pastel shades. Make your appointment at Nome Drug Store, advises the DuBarry Representative, to gain that romantic new look that brings out the radiant, simmer ing 'touch of Venus" in every woman.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-29
PoSTMAN's BEST FRIEND

HOUSTON, Tex, R = Postman Dallas Henderson has a friend who has solved the problem of dogs with a taste for mailmen.
 Cocoa, a medium-sized pooch without a known owner, has ap- pointed himself Henderson's es- cort for the daily deliveries.
 ''I don't know where he got the idea I needed protection" Hen derson said, 'fbut I'm glad to have him around"
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-29

THE GIRL SCOUTS who plan 10 attend Camp may pick up the forms for their phYsicals at Mrs. Dunlap's anytime before Tuesday evening. June 30. The phYsicals will be given Wednesday, July l. al 10 am. al the Hospital.
 The Campership Awards will be available again this year. and anyone who wishes 10 contribute 10 this fund call White 61. Any donations will be appreciated.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-29
MIXED DOUBLES

DALLAS, Tex, R - Identical twin sisters gave birth to baby girls within two hours Thursday at Methodist Hospital here
 Mrs. Doyle R. Self Jr. named her daughter, born at 2:27 pm, Jennifer Carilyn, after her sister, Carilyn. Mrs. George B. Title III returned the compliment by nam ing her daughter, born at AIT pm., Alisa Marilyn. Mrs. Self's first name is Marilyn.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-29
Chamber Hears Basic Plan for N. W. Throughway

About 100 top sales executives of the Westinghouse Corporation will be visitors in Nome on July 2, John McNees, Chamber man. ager, announced at today's noon luncheon meeting.
 The group are winners in contest among the executives from 39 states and is called the "Once in Lifetime" trip. An interesting program is being planned by the Chamber for their benefit.
 Each Monday some visiting tourists are invited guests of the Chamber. Today, MT. and Mrs. Krause of New York were pre- sented. Other guests included Reuben Kachadoorian and Rich ard Watson of the US. Geological Survey, Don Sparling of the Associated General Contractors, and Don Pearse.
 A report of the Road Commit tee announced that at the July 23 meeting at Juneau to set up a basic throughway for Alaska, the following tentative plan will be proposed for this area:
 l-Completion of Highway 97, Nome to Fairbanks;
 2-Connect Unalakleet to the Yukon and to Highway 97.
 Under local projects, the com mittee recommended the renova- ton of the Coffee Creek-Taylor Road; Fox River to East Fork, and the relocation of the Dexter Road as surveyed.
 The report will include recom- mendations from Kotzebue and Unalakleet which have not yet been received and other sugges- tions which may be turned in to Joe Kroninger, chairman of the Road Committee. Kroninger said that the state throughway follows the recommendations of Sen. Err nest Gruening.
 The committee also recom- mended a complete survey be made of the Highway 97 route and that it be made available to the public.
 All suggestions and recommen- dations to the Chamber must be made within the week, stated Kroninger, in order to incorpor- ate them into the report