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Evening star., 1960-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haefs
of Oshkosh. Wis. and Alex
andria announce the engage
ment Of their daughter
Nancy Ellen to 1t. Lynn
Hale, USMC. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank r. Hale Of River
side, Calf. A September we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
ENGAGEMENTS

the daughter Of the late Mr..
Hill. A September wedding is
planned,
Evening star., 1960-08-05
Dunn-Bull

Mr.. and Mrs. Rosser Gar
nett Dunn, jr., of Ellerson,
Evening star., 1960-08-05

A late summer wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Counsel Pleads
For CaroIe at
Finch Expense

LOS ANGELES, Feb. rs CAP).
I-Carole Tregon's attorney has
painted a hypothetical picture
suggesting her surgeon lover
could be guilty of numbering his
wife but that Miss Tregof is
not guilty.
Some observers considered
the lawyers imaginary anecdote
for the jury yeSterday-in
which he did not mention DR..
r. Bernard Finch by name-a
last-ditch effort to save Miss
Tregoff even at the doctors
expense.
But defense lawyers insisted
there was no break in their
ranks. .
The defense took over final
arguments after a prosecutor
declared DR.. Finch and Miss
Tregoff hoped to solve their
financial, and romantic prob
lens with "one shot in the
back" Of Mrs. Finch.
The 42-year-oId society sur
geon and his 23-year-old mis-
tress are charged with murder
ing his wife. Barbara Jean, SO,
outside the Finch estate in sub
urban West Covina last July 18.
Cites Hypothetical Example
Miss Tregoff's counsel, Robert
A. Neeb. who resumes his sum-
nation today, began by citing a
hypothetical example that par
alleled circumstances Of the
Staying:
"Suppesing that somebody
perhaps I knew-had q tenant
in a store and he wanted me to
take him there and I agree.
And supposing I furnish the
automobile. Let us suppose 1
furnish the gasoline. Maybe
I took him to dinner.
Maybe I lent him some
money. and I drove him to the
scene of the place. and when
I did, I knew that he was mad
at, his tenant, and they were
having trouble. And he told
me he was going to have it out
with the tenant.
And SuppoSipg he had a.
paper bag with him somewhere
in my car and he said, now,
here we are. Let's 60 in. I'm
going to have trouble with this
fellow And he says. Bring the
paper bag in
And bring 1t in, and he
gets into an argument--he gets
into an alteration, and maybe
1T turns out there is q weapon
in the bag, and the tenant gets
shot.
Intent Is Vital Point
Am guilty Of murder? No,
l am not, because didn't have
a knowledgeful. intentional
participation in the event which
was unlawful. -.
You have to answer this
question in this case, as far as
Carole Tregoff is concerned
Unless you believe that
when the car was moving from
Las Vegas to West Covina =.
Carole Tregoff had in her mind
an intent to kill, she is entitled
to an acquittal Of the charge
of murder in this case"
DR.. Finch aid Miss Tregoff
drove in her car from Las
Vegas. New, to the Finch house
the night of the Staying. They
say they went there to discuss
a divorce with Mrs. Finch. The
doctor testified the gun dis
charged accidentally as he tried
to throw it away after snatch
ing it from his wife.
Miss Tregoff testified she
carried the doctors attache
case, called a murder kit" by
the prosecution. from the car
to the Finch house because it
contained a flashlight the doc
tor wanted. DR.. Finch says the
case, containing a carving knife,
hypodermics, sleep inducing
drugs and other items, was one
he was preparing for use on
emergency calls.
Evening star., 1960-02-17

meeting, said the offer was
made in a telephone call to
Labor Secretary Mitchell. Mr..
Mitchell is vice chairman of
the Presidents committee.
A Labor Department spokes-
man said Mr.. Mitchell cannot
remember any such offer being
made by the AFL-CIO presi-
dent.
| Mr.. Meany issued his state
ment after John Roosevelt, son
Of the late President Franklin
D. Roosevelt and a member of
the committee, denied the AFL-
CIO leaders charge that the
committee had failed to CO.
operate within him in his pro-
posal.
Meany Chided
Mr.. Roosevelt, in a New York
news conference, said Mr..
Meany, who also is a member
of the committee, appeared to
be poorly informed on the work
OF the group. He said Mr..
Meany had never attended a
meeting.
The committee, headed by
Vice President Nixon, is charged
with policing hirings by Gov
ernment contractors to enforce
regulations against discrimina-
ton.
An AFL-CIO spokesman said
a check had revealed that Mr..
Meany made his offer in jan
uary, 1959-not in December.
1858. as originally stated-in a
telephone call from his home
to Secretary Mitchell.
The spokesman said the rea-
son for the call was a press re-
lease put out by the Presidents
committee which condemned
the AFL-CIO, Mr.. Meaney and
the International Brotherhood
OF Electrical Workers, the par
ent union of Local 26, which is
involved in the dispute.
II personally made this offer
to Secretary Mitchell in a tele-
phone call" the Mnarv stote-
ment said. "I urged him that
the committee should act
against the contractor who was
violating his contract with the
Government.
Mr.. Mitchell killed the press
release in order to give the com
mlttee time to move against the
contractor, who was the real
culprit."
Evening star., 1960-02-17
z Die, 3 Injured
In Road Crash
Near Winchester

WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. IT
(SpeciaD Two persons died
last night in a collision near
here involving a tractor-trailer
and three cars.
Glenn Edward Schwartz, AZ.
OF Route 2, Winchester. was
killed instantly. He was the
driver of a car which collided
head-on with the truck. The
truck driver, Fitzhugh Lee
Kline, jr., 49, of Edinburgh, Va,
was pronounced dead on ar
rival at Winchester Memorial
Hospital.
The accident also involved
cars driven by Clarence Adams
of Wayne, w. Va, and by Jo-
seph H. Davis of Berryville, Va
Thre persons in these two cars
were injured.
According to Trooper D. A.
Sheetz, the crash occurred
about 8 pm. on U. S. Route II.
5 miles north of Winchester in
Frederick County. Roads were
icy at the time, police said.
Evening star., 1960-02-17
Mikoyun Back Home

MOSCOW, Feb. II (AP-
Anastas I. Mikoyan returned
yesterday from his trip to Cuba
and a two-day visit to Norway.
His plane landed at Moscow's
Vnukovo Airport 80 minutes
late.
Evening star., 1960-02-17
Charge Answered

Mr.. Roosevelt. chairman of
the committees Subcommittee
for Washington Affairs. replied
to Mr.. Meanv's charge that
the group has been tough on
unions but not on employers
Some of the confusion over
the situation resulted from re-
ports originally that Mr.. Meany
had made his offer in writing.
The Associated Press reported
that Mr.. Roosevelt at the news
conference was asked Low he
accounted for Mr.. Meany's as
Evening star., 1960-02-17

Sertion that the committee had
ignored his written offer.
Il don't know, frankly" he
replied. But I understand
there is an election coming up
in November.
Evening star., 1960-02-17
Meony Says He Called
Mitchell on Job Bios

George Meany AFLCIO president reiterated today that
ne once offered to help the Presidents on Govern
ment Contracts break color local union here by
recruiting nonunion Negro electricians
Mr. Meany, in statement issued Bal Harbour Fla
where he has been attending AFICIO Executive Council
Evening star., 1960-02-17
Request Recalled

The Labor DEPARTING n
spokesman said MI. Mitchell
recalls that Mr.. Meany asked
him to hold up the release. But
he said the Secretary does not
remember anything about the
offer Mr.. Meany says he made
The AFL-CIO spokesman said
Boris ShiSkin, director of the
AFL-CIO's civil rights division
and Mr.. Meany's alternate on
the committee, repeated the
offer later in Mr.. Meany's name
at a committee meeting and
the minutes should so show "
He said it was his under
standing that the contract in
volved in the dispute at that
time expired four months later
and that the committee then
took the position that the case
was moot.
Evening star., 1960-11-05

E.sas. EESSlsrs SIse1sls s..d. shSS hsS'is
$500. NED O'REiLLY Co. INC.
HU. 1.27li, WE. s-6s5l.
NEW ZEALAND OFFICIAL wants
to rent furnished house in good
locality. Minimum 3 bedrms. Call
Non. Pc. $500.
UPPER NV. SECTIONL3 bedrms.
with bsmt., for Govt. workers, 3
adults: refs. Ia. 9-3299. after
1870 pm.
UPPER NV. OR N.E.-3 or 4 bed.
rms: from SlOO to SI25. Call LU.
3-2l16, after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
ALLIGOOD AGENCY

S726 Colesville Rd.
REALTOR JU. S-4477
ASSUME 4lS% LOAN, 500 per
month pays all on this brick split
level with cathedral ceilings, twin
size bedrms.. Ia baths, large kit,
immediate possession. CHESTER
KELLER R-WOODMOOR AGENCY,
III k.E1nn O tn O
Evening star., 1960-11-05
Mel .EAN

Planned for official entertaining.
Colonial estate in nearby VirRinia,
with charming house, garden,
woods and stream; $500. TU.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ABOUT Is MIN. DRIVE from d, C.
City convenience in country.
3-bedrm.. all-eleet. kit. home with
in walking distance of p. o. and
stores. Bryans Road, Nd. Years
lease, $40 per mo. COUNTY
SERVICES. INC. BU. 3-2l5l;
RI. s-42l1.
AIR CONDITIONED brand-neV
homes. adj. to Prince Georges
Country Club: 8 bedrms., la
baths, completely equipped kitch-
en-, large living rm. and sep. din
ing rm. Available immediately
Completely air-conditioned. Only
Sl3O month. Call Mr.. Lawler at
FE. 10000. ALLEN & ROCKS,
INC. REALTORS, 2011 x st. NV.
ALEX. s.. | blk. OF Mt. Vernon
rarkway-New Cape Cod. 4 large
Dedrms.. 9 full baths. sep. dining
rm.. full bsmt. so. $500.
ALEX. Holm Hali-3-bedrm. brE
rambler; firepl.. storm windows,
fenced yard. Nr. schools, shopping.
bus. $1l5. SO. 5-4566.
ALEX, Mr.. BAILEYS CROSS.
ROADS-Split-level. 4 bedrms., 9
baths. rec. rm. in bsmt.: Sl5O
CIR. 3-4100. between 9-5.
Evening star., 1960-11-05

BETHEsDA's FINEST LOCATION
Unusually attrae., new, 4-hedrm.
sssIp sss5 per anS mo- sssa chi jU eas sSaS SaauSsss 81
Ju. SITS.
BR0OKsIDE MANOR. West Hyatts-
tached Colonial brick: gas hot.
decorated: S1l5 per mo. WEIGHT
MAN REALTY CO.. DI. 7-094I
and IA. 2-7234.
CAPITOL HILL, 5I5 10th st. Sc
S-gm. row brick. g.h.ht,: ref; reg
Immed occup. 500 mo. II. 3-s49S.
CHANTILLY - centreville area in
Fairfax County. 40 Minis. over
Washington. Lge. old stone house,
completely restored with all mod
ern conVeniences; 5 large bed
rooms, 4 baths. paneled book or
recreation room. up-to-date Kit.
chrn, fireplaceg in living room and
dining room; 2-ear detached ga
rage. On large country property
with plenty OF space: $3.50 month.
Phone FEDERAL 3-7417.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-4-bedrm.,
3-bath rambler; lge. rec. rn.. gar;
ideal ioc.: Sa75. oil. 4-4lS7.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-7-rocm. 2Is-
bath brick Colonial. near D. G.
sgeo inei mice e e0rsESlSRah Sp%Rhbs ys pRoPss SPsf
TIES. 81. s-7sss. Ex. s.o3i3.
CHEVY CHASE d. c., 5709 Belt I'd.
-Bunpalow. 4 rms, l bath. auto
heat, SIS mo: key at 3el1 North
hampton street, Chevy Chase. d. c.
CONN AVE. ESTATES (Wheatonl J
6soedyni 6:t iu prIsa Saths raTSasad TSm:d 'ilse osa
cupancy. Sl3O. VIII. 6-8973.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
AVAIL. IMMED.


/. 4-bedrm., 3-bath new home with
rec. rm., for S225 per mo.
2. New 2-bedrm. duplex apt; walk
ing distance to Pentagon: $125.
8. Wash. Golf and Country Club
area, N. Arl.. Admirars home for
S925. 3 bedrms., 3 baths. pam
.eled rec. rm., garage; vacant.
4. 3-bedrm. brick rambler; modern
kit. $125. Vacant.
5. New 3-bedrm. brk. rambler; IA
baths. carport; S145.
8. 3-bedrm. Colonial; garage, spa
cious grounds; 500.
S1.5.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
ia. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
BERWYN HEIGHTS-Lee. modern
rambler. bedrms., liv. rm.. din.
rm.. bath, equip. kit, full bsmt.
with bath, fireplace: Sl40 mo. OR
BETpESDA-Lovely brick. > bed
rms, powder rm., 9 baths, oil
heat; nr. Bradley blvd. OIL. 4-1749
Evening star., 1960-11-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

brk. split-levei; huge it electric Idt. I'LL.
auet rec. rm., full t bsmt., ca csrport; Sat
$42,500. GEO. w. ROBERTsON.
REALTOR. OIL, 2-9I23
Evening star., 1960-11-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
tcoNriNuEDl
Att 10Th ST

MIcHIoAN PARK ESTATES
Lovely y semidet; all brick, lst-
Bath M sss snd E% hesvy 1aTss Vtr. 0sSFns: fSI .ir
eond.. block from pvt. hospital,
for home buyers only: please no
spectators. This beautiful home
VII be open for your Inspection
KEPPEL. Licensed Real Estate
Broker, Shoreham Bldg,
Evening star., 1960-11-05
nM0pen
BURNT MILLS
ACRES

Observation-Disclosures
Center. hall, lge. liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., big kit. rec. rm., ga baths.
4 BEDROOMS
Evening star., 1960-11-05

BETHESDA-S3, 900 cash. Sl5s
per mo. buys this almost new
split-level mr.. NH. 3 bedrms.
IA baths, family rm., lge. mod.
A. v. PIsANI, Realtor, OIL. $500;
ewes. OIL. 2-5115.
BETHESDA-WYNGATE - 3-bedrm
brk rambler; all-elec; kit, lge;
rec. rm.; SCI. 300. OF. 6-7a32.
Evening star., 1960-11-05

Mclean, VA.-3-bedrm.. 2-bath
waking distance to schools. asx
l5-ft. liv. rm., 81 left. PAN
eled family rm., fully equipped
kitchen and utility rm.. rec. rm.
with flrepl., 2-car garage and
workshop in basement. $500 per
mo. or sale. Price, S29,500. 4l5ct
LIST trust. Shown by appointment.
Call TT RQlAR
Evening star., 1960-11-05

BETHESDA 3-bedrm.. o-bath
brick rambler with unusually spa
cious rms. throughout: sep. din
rm.. completely equip. kit, full
bsmt. with "a bath: cow. NH
SnrT50. KORZENDORFER, REAL
TOR, OIL, 4-Sll1 It'll q.
Evening star., 1960-11-05

vIENNA-3.bedrm.. 1M-bath split
ia,ys lsEsl a, ssOsnssM;ssioR; sssMs; ,:ifs 81. nS:
Broker, 310 Center st. n. Vienna,
Va, DU. b-8330.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
COUNTRY HOME

City living. on beautiful Bull
Run farm % miles from
White House. 3 bedrooms,
9 baths, GE Dashboard heat,
2la-acre stocked iish pond
for Ice skating, swimming
and fishing; 240 acres for
hunting quail and turkey;
facilities for horses and dogs.
House has unobstructed view
OF picturesque Bull Run
Mountain. 5000 mo. rent ac-
ceptable tenant. Call owner.
MRS. MARSH at EN-. 2-884S
for information and ap-
pointment for inspection.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
HOUSES FuRR. TO RENT

ALExANDRIA-a-bedr brick with
location. oWNEa, TIE. B-O425.
ALEx.-Duplex, 9 bedrooms. full
bsmts fenced yard. gas hot-aiH
heat; Sl25. IL 8. Ingram St, or
call c.. 6-:l333 or IA. 2-O705. I,
AN REWS VlCINITY-See ad
under .unfurnished column or call
Market 7-27O2.
ANDREWS AREA, N. ForrestyiIle,
Md.-Mod, furn. . bedrms., wash
er; fenced yd.; storm windows:
yr. lease: adults: Sis mo, plus
utils. RE. 6-53B6.
ARLINGTON-Must rent 2-bedrm., !,
today. 81. 6-5676.
ATTRACTIvELY FURN. old his
ttoric home; 2 bedrms.: short-term
R seese immed; posss. 81 30 per mo
DELANEY REALTY co.
k1. S-S711 l3I N. Washington st.
Alexandria. Va.
BETHESDA bedrms., IA baths,
redee.; washer. dryer, deep-freeze;
$1S5. OIL. 2-6497.
BETHESDA-Grecian Colonial. Ice
dens, pvt. gasoline and water
rooms artistically decorated for
comfort and entertaining. Lovely
gardens, pvt. gasoline and water
sup; no parking dificulties; 1915.
2. W. BERENs. REALTORS.
COUNTRY HOME, 10 Minis. acc,
only 20 Minis. NV. Of Rockville: !:
2-bedrm. rambler; firepl,, bsmt i,
gar: S125. Dial 30l, DI. 9-5255.
GEORGETOWN = Avail. Nov. n:
$500 NO.; yearly lease; bedrms.,
z baths. garden. EN-. 3-547O.
N. ARL.-.-bedrm. brk., semi-furn. !:
> baths. hsmt., rec rm., fenced yd. !:
nr. Lee-Glebe I'd: $3.50. ia. 2-2f33.
RIGGS PL., 1909, Townhouse-open
rated and furn.. 10 rms, 3 baths;
could be used as . spts.: delightful
inclosed garden; S255 mo. DIR !:
From Mass. ave. up 18th, left "a
block above r ST. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER, FE. S-3386, EN-
SPRING vALLEY-Beautifu estate
with pvt. garden and woods: spa
cious rooms include large entrance
hall, living rm., din. rm.. library,
cloakroom and lavatory on 1st ir +;
5 bedrms. and sitting rm., 3 baths
Sc;, on "a; Avail; Nov; Is 70 April 10.
SHOWER -HAWLEY CO., Realtor,
OIL. 6-732l, OIL. 2-S77S.
WARDER ST. NV, 3823-2 ige.,
newly dec. bedrms., all new furn !:
couele or single men, ia. 9-S495
WHEATON. avail. Nov. throueh
June-3 bedrms., . baths. . more
bedrms;, unfurn,: full daylt, bsrnt..
Evening star., 1960-11-05

vIENNA-3-bedrm., 1M-bath split
oEAbYs 3. sARNsY. isUAnRsNissiSH Rsai nssns: az;
Broker, $40 Center st. n. Vienna,
va. DU. 5-s33O.
VIRGINIA RENTALS
Available in all price ranges. Our
rental dept. is available for i'm
mediate psrsonalized service. Call
NED o'REILLY Co. INC. HU,
l-27l1 WE. S-6S5I.
WHEATON-3 bedrms.. sep. din.
rm.; full bsmt,, fenced I'd; close
TO schools. JU. 6-4015.
WHEATON, WOODS = 3-bedroom,
21a-bath brick split-level. mod.
kit. w/eating space; rec. rm
porch: fenced lot. Vacant. S160
mo. VIII. 2-7055 or Wo. 4-3S1S
weekdays.
WHEATON-3-bedrm., bath split
! level: din. rrn.. de luxe kit, bsmt.;
avail. Nov. l5; $50 per mo.
SLIGO REALTY. Realtors. ~.
$4,000.
WHEATON AND NEARBY AREAS
2 and 3 bedrm. homes available;
some for immediate occupancy
MANovIIL REALTY CORP. 10
WHEATON, WOODs-Three-bedrm,
brick rambler. Full bsmt.. with
tile A., fenced-in rear I'd. beaut,
snruhbery: 8, blk. public school
Z blks. pa.ochial school,; Sl35
mo-, l-yr. lease. VIII. 6-g2S6.
WOODBRIDGE. VA.-Located half
way between Ft. Belvoir and Guam
tico. 20 min. on Shirley hwy. from
Pentason. Beautiful brick ram
bier; 8 bedrms.. lge. nv. rm.. base
board hot.water heat, fully equip.
elec. kitchen including elec. wall
!, baking oven: 36-ft. tile rec. rm.
with built-in bar and outside en-
trance; 40 BY 90:tt. chain-link
fenced yard for children; Close 70
shopping centers. Dial 7033-9Y'
4-6l16 weekdays.
! COR. AREA-Mod. 3-bedrm. brk
ramb.: elec. kit, rec. Tm. No pets
Adults; S135 mo. IA. s-0104.
224 MADISON ST. NV, OPP. Fl
Slocum Pk-7 rms, Ia baths;
bsmt., encl. gar, gas h.-w.h., re-
dec. S1l5 mo. HE. 4-7S47.
1889 FLA. AVE. N.W.-6 rms. and
bath; full bsmt., oil heat; det
garage: only S110 mo. Mr.. NEU-
MANN. Ma. S-6700.
ga N. CAROLlNA AVE. s.E.-si1
rms. and bath: $75 mo. r. 3,
RUPERT. 1017 9TH st. NV, ST
3-64S4.
222 PARKER ST. N.E.-Nevly re.
modelled house; 3 rms; $6S.5Oi
option to buy. MA. 6-9257.
1881 WYLIE ST. NE. = Newly re-
modelled; 5 rms; $3.50. option
to buy. Ma. 8-9257.
I209Is WYLIE ST. NE. = Special
opport. for plasterer- -handyman
5-rm. house; needs repair: S3O
mo-, plus $35 In repairs TO house
MA. S-9267.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
FRIDAY

9-ls6o Summer oIymPies.
1l:25
7-Boekstose. Bunny Wneek.
ll:30
4-Jaek Pear Show. Variety.
7-FridGy Night Movie.
IK Hours. -Four Men and
Proyer" 1888. Loretto Young,
George Sonders, DoVid NiVen.
ll:45
9-The Late Show. Movie.
I Hour, IS Min. "coIifonio."
1916. A story about California.
Roy Millond, Barbara Stonwyck.
1870
5-Newsbeot.
loo
7-WorId News.
I:05
7-DaiIy Word. Religion.
2:25
9-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
Program Listings

7-Bioek SoddIe. Western.
THE Penolty." Peter Breck.
Anno-Liso, jones fronciscus.
(Repeot.)
9-PeFson to Person.
Visits ltoIion stor Vittorio Goss-
man and fashion designer
Madame Elso SchioporeIli. Ire
peot.)
1900
4-News and Loeol News.
Horkness. Word.
5-Storlish. Theoter. Movie.
IH Hours. BODY and Soul"
l947. John Garfield.
7-WorId News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weother. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Daniels.
Halo
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Allen. Sieeel. MoIkie.
Has
4-News. Weother. Sports.
Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
September 9
7 100

wv
4-PhiI Silvers Show. Comedy.
5-Assisnment Underwater.
"The SEQ Cove" Bill Williams.
7-BGekstoge. Sports. News.
Strong. Sieeel. MoIkie.
9-Copter Petrol. Adventure.
7:15
7-News. Weather.
Mccoffrey. Allen.
7:26
9-TV Editorial.
7:3o
4-cimarron City. Western.
I Hour. "The Bitter Lesson"
Audrey Totter stors. (Repeot.)
5-The CoIifoFnions. Western.
1.-THE PO g." Adam Kennedy
stors. tRepeot.D
7-WaIt Disney Presents.
! Hour. Friendly Enemies OF
Low" tRepeot.l
9-Rowhide. Western.
I Hour. Incident of the Devil
ond His Due." Eric Fleming,
Clint Eastwood tRepeot)
500
Sylvester Feoture. Movie.
IH Hours. 1.-THE Senator Wos
lndiscreet. l947. William Pow
ell, EIIo Roines.
$3.50
4-Wiehito Town. Western.
7-Mon From Bloekhowk.
A poIicyholder tPeter Adoms) Is
sentenced to die for the murder
of his wife Joanna Bornes).
9-HoteI De PaFee. Western.
Edh HOLMAN. tRepeot.
900
4-PIoy Your Huneh. Games.
TIT Sunset Strip. Mystery.
/ Hour. "Vocotion with Pay"
Escortino two pretty girls to Eu-
rope involves BoiIey (efrem Zim-
bolist, ir.) and Rookie Edward
eymes) in murder. tRepeot.)
9-1960 Summer OlymPieS.
$50
4-Mosquerode PortY. Color.
5-Monhunt. Detective.
9-DeeembeF Bride. Comedy.
Spring Byineton, Harry Morgan.
tRepeotD
1000
4-Moment Of Fear. Color.
! Hour. "Coee of Air." Loroine
Day, Robert Lansing, Meg
Atndy
Evening star., 1960-04-05
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Need to Relax? Be q Snoozer!
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

which accounts for most in
juries (26 per cent of all
team injuries. The quarter
back and center are least
likely to be injured.
+ =
Allergic as I am to evil
denceS of overeXercise in peo-
pie who should know better.
1 read with interest the re-
marks, in Scope Weekly mag
azine, by DR.. Charles K. Ives
who works in the Catskills,
a prime deer area. He thinks
that stupidity, and not care
lessneSS, is the principal
cause of hunting accidents.
The case of the elderly
attorney with the coronary
history illustrates my point"
the physician emphasized.
his red-faced companion
pulled into my Office one day
calling for help. The at
torney had had a heart at
tack on a hill a mile from
the road"
IF YOU THINK this is un-
usual, consider this. A few
months ago l read a report
OF 30 hunting fatalities. Sew
en- died of gunshot wounds.
The other %? Heart attacks
were the cause of death!
DR.. Steincrohn'S leafet,
"Ho1D to Stop Killing Your
self" tDiH be mailed to vou
on receipt of a stamped. self
addressed enUelope and 10
cents in coin for handling
charges. Address DR.. Stein
crohn in care of The Eve-
nind Star.
(Released by The Bell syndicate)
Tomorrow: Breokfost.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
BY IRVING LOWENS
Contributing Critic

Rafael Puysna. harpsichord, At
zon francese delta Petit Jacquet. A.
Gabriel: MY Lady Careys Dompe,
Anon; Partite sopra laria di Rug
siero, Frescobaldi; Les Buttons Bull
Sonata in D, L. 492, D. Scarlatti
Sonata in A. Freixanet; Sonata in
Picchi.
Three years ago. the Colom-
bian harpSichordiSt Rafael Pu-
yana, then an unknown pupil
Of Landowska. played an out
standing recital at the Pan
American Union and then went
on the New York to make a
highly successful Town Hall
debut.
Last night Mr.. Puyana re-
turned to the scene of his first
triumph as one of the leading
young harpSichordists in the
world. and once again demon
strated that refined rhythmic
sense and extraordinarily sensi-
tive ear which has won for him
so enviabie a position in so
short a time.
Mr.. Puyana is a master of
that slight waywardness, that
subtle rubato which has come
to be known as the Wanda
pause" in honor of Landowska,
who used it so naturally and
with such telling effect. He
also does rather wonderful
things with registration of the
inStrument-the variety in tim
bre and color he draws from his
magnificent Pleyel is kaleido-
scopic and completely fasci-
mating. And his finger-work
is crisp and clean, delicate as
lace and completely assured.
A word about Mr.. Puyana's
harpsichord, which was built
for him by Pleyel in Paris ac-
cording to his specifications. 1t
is an extraordinarily fine one,
the best I have heard locally
since the utterly magnificent
Chickering built by Dolmetsch
departed permanently from our
concert halls. It's voice is rather
soft-spoken-much less per-
cusSive than the ordinary
harpsichord-and it is unusual
in its great sustaining power
which almost resembles that of
an early piano. lie is a thing
of delicacy and great beauty.
Mr.. Puyana knows its worth
and handles it accordingly.
The evenings program was
Evening star., 1960-04-05
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

INSPECTION: Automobile
Manufacturer Henry Ford,
who was fascinated by all
kinds of machinery, was
particularly intrigued with
clocks.
At one time he donated
S3.5 million to a Southern
school for the erection of
new buildings. When the
work was completed, the
school officials took him on
a tour of inspection. Ford
walked along silently at their
side, listening politely but
diSinterestedly to their COM
ments.
Finally they went outside.
He looked up at the tower of
the main building and sud-
denly came to life.
THE clock isn't running"
he said, breaking his silence.
Leaving them abruptly, he
strobe into the building, ran
up the stairs to the tower
and made the necessary re-
pair.