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Evening star., 1960-03-30
Radio-TV Industry Blasted
Horror Shows, Bad Grammar, Seen Homing Youth

mented: well, if that's so.
they certainly aren't doing
it,"
2. Another proposal, along
similar lines, would call on
the FEC to appoint a
watchdog" to monitor pro-
grams for good taste.
3. Establishment of a re-
search program, probably to
be carried on in universities
or by an organization like
the Brookings Institution,
and paid for by government
and foundation grants, Ito
establish scientifically just
what effect shows of violence
have on children"
Although many delegates
were willing to accept the
premise that TV crime and
violence obviously were bad
for children, others seemed
to feel the need of scientific
data to support this view.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
'CoDters Add Zest to Teo

the other in the dining room.
The rooms were resplendent
with fiowers-pink carnations
in the Green Room, masses
of forsythia in the Blue
Room, white carnations in
the Red Room and multi
colored daisies in the dining
room.
Among the guests was Mrs.
Catherine Oettinger, head Of
the Children's Bureau of
Health, Education and We'll
fare, looking none the worse
from her endless job at the
White House Conference on
Children and Youth.
Mrs. Randall Hagner, jr.,
was there chatting with Mrs.
William Merrick Parker and
others were Mrs. Bradley
Nash, Mrs. Harold Fang
boner, Mrs. William Burdick,
Mrs. A. Burks Summers, Miss
Sally -Lurton' and Miss Mill
dred Brown, headmistress
and president of Holton
Arms School, respectively,
and Mrs. Murray Mitchell.
Others were the Assistant
to the Secretary of Labor
Alice K. Leopold, Mrs. Glenn
ent Conger, wife of the dep
uty Chief of Protocol; Mrs.
I. Jack Martin, wife of the
United States Court Judge;
Mrs. McCook Knox, Mrs. Will
liam MacCracken and many
others.
Evening star., 1960-03-30

cooking dinner in the kitchen
and Dad isn't home from
work yet. It's up to the sta
tionS."
Another proposal would
denounce programs which
seek to appeal to animal in
stincts, especially things that
degrade sex"
The group that proposed
this, however, said its mem
bers then got to talking
about how much more there
is in print in this field than
on the air." Sometimes, they
decided, programs were
Simply boring"
Asked for examples of
boring shows, they listed the
Ed Sullivan and Steve Allen
programs.
There were some kind
words for broadcasting, how
ever. A pat on the back was
given several programs for
being true to life, natural.
Evening star., 1960-03-30

helm, Vice Chairman and Di-
rector of Women's Activities
of the Democratic National
Committee, were guest speak
ers.
United States Savings
Bonds donated by private
businesses were given as
prizes.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star stan Writer

The radio-television in
dustry, already under fire
on Capitol Hill for payola
and related evils. is about
to be blasted again. this
time for harmful effects on
children and youth.
Work groups at the White
House Conference on Chill
dren and Youth. meeting
here this week. were polish
ing strong statements yes
terday denouncing the in
dustry for:
TOO much crime. horror
and violence on TV." not
enough high quality" pro-
grams at prime viewing
hours, offensive insidious
advertising, exploitation of
children" not presenting a
truthful, realistic reflection
of our society" teaching bad
grammar to children by al
lowing it to be used on pro-
grams, and scheduling the
relatively few good" pro-
grams in competition with
each other.
Networks. local stations
and sponsors are included in
the indictment.
FEC Raped Too
The Federal Communica-
tions Commission is likely
to be raped on the knuckles
too, for not carrying out
its mandate" to be sure that
stations are operating in the
public interest, as their
license requires.
In this connection, several
delegates thought the FEC
should not have to wait until
a station seeks renewal of
its license to crack down on
1t for failing to live up to
the public interest" re-
quirement. A law establish
ing some power of review"
including authority to cancel
a license, probably will be
recommended.
Parents won't escape with
out criticism, either. There
was a widespread view that
they do not exercise enough
supervision over the pro-
grams their children watch.
Turn 1t or
We are losing our per-
spective" one delegate COM
planned. I'VE are talking as
If we can't turn the set off"
THAT isn't practical" re-
Joined another. IF the
broadcasting industry doesn't
have a sense of RESPONSE
bility,. Heaven knows what
our children will be looking
at. Sometimes Mother is busy
Evening star., 1960-03-30
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star stan Writer

The ladies' tea at the
White House yesterday was
all but invaded by a group
of top ranking male guests.
AS Mrs. Eisenhower was
gayly chatting with her
guests in the Green room of
the Executive Mansion, two
helicopters landed right out
the window on the south
lawn.
Several of the guests
fiocked to the windows,
thinking it was the President
returning from Gettysburg
and his talks with British
Prime Minister Macmillan.
The passengers, however,
turned out to be the Presi-
dents top advisers (the
working boys" as Mrs. Eli
senhower termed them in
cluding Secretary of State
Herter. :
About 420 guests were
greeted by the First Lady at
the 4 pm. tea, including
wives of Representatives,
women appointees in the
Government, women Repub-
lican leaders and many mem
bers of residential society.
Looks Younger
Mrs. Eisenhower, looking
younger than ever, jokingly
said that almost all were
Evening star., 1960-03-30

wholesome and presenting
positive ideals with a desired
emphasis"
Listed were: Father
Knows Best" Leave 1t to
Beaver" the Danny Thomas
show. Walt Disney programs,
Twentieth Century" and
Omnibus"
Commission Sought
Other proposals being
drafted called for:
/. Establishment of a per-
manent commission, probab-
ly in the Office of Education
in the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare, ito
supervise and evaluate this
important area of mass COM
munications."
when one delegate point
ed out he thought that this
was what the FEC was sup
posed to do, another COM
Evening star., 1960-03-30

Distinguished guests pres
ent included Mrs. Robert B.
Anderson, wife Of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Bertha Adkins, Under
secretary of the Department
Of Health, Education and
Welfare.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Luncheon Is Held

yesterday at q luncheon
meeting.
Mrs. Clare B. williams, AS
sistant Chairman of the
Republican National Commit
tee, and Mrs. Katie Louch-
Evening star., 1960-03-30

The Advertising Club of
Washington paid tribute to
the Women's Savings Bonds
Committee of the D. c. Saw
ings Bonds Division, United
States Treasury Department,
Evening star., 1960-03-30

commenting on her new hair
style because of news reports.
She said that the Page
Boy bob was from Elizabeth
Arden'S Maine Chance farm
in Arizona, from where she
has just returned, but that
the famous bangs were her
own creation-"I just did
them over today"
She commented that the
weather in Arizona had been
perfect, March is the ideal
month";" and as to the reduc-
ing exercises said to be a
must" at Arden's. the Presi-
dents wife laughed and said,
II just do the baby ones-I
really go for a rest and a
vacation"
Three Tea Tables
Mrs. Eisenhower wore a
becoming midnight blue silk
brocade afternoon dress by
Scaasi. Her jewelry included
her we'll known three strand
pearl choker and a beautiful
large aquamarine and dia-
mond pin.
There was an innovation
at the White House for the
party which made socializing
more comfortable.
Instead of the usual one
tea table in the State Dining
room, there were three set
UP, one in the Blue Room,
one in the Red Room and
Evening star., 1960-03-30

The sunkissed sienna color thot Van Gooh fo-
Vored in his famous painting "Sunfowers" is
captured in Juette MoreIen's new ivan 6oeh
Sunfower" shade that is color departure from
poIe-pink coIors for fneertps and lips The new
shade has an offiniN for towny tones, white.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Lab Blast Kills Boy

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay,
June Is (AP).-A 17-year-old
Argentine was killed Monday
night nthe explosion of a
laboratory which police said
was used to make bombs for
an anti-Semitism campaign.
The explosion occurred about
the time a bomb went of in a
synagogue. Bombs were dis
covered in two other syna-
gogues and removed before
they could explode.
The youth, Horacio L.
Georgietti, was the son of an
Argentine exiled here in the
time of Argentine Dictator
Juan D. Peron.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES ,@<e2
Puerto Ricon Fother,
Daughter Kidnoped

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico,
June Is AP).-Police spread
an island-wide alarm today for
two relatives of the composing
room manager of the strike
plagued newspaper Ell Impair
cial. 1t was believed to be the
first kidnapping in the island
commemorative history.
Police said Antonio Soler, 54,
disappeared yesterday morning
and his wife told them their
daughter Sonia, 90, was pulled
into a car with three men last
night.
Mrs. Soler told police she had
a phone call last night from
someone she thought was her
husband, asking her to meet
him one block from their home.
She said she took Sonia along,
and a black limousine pulled
up and one of three men inside
told her daughter. come here.
Here is your father"
With that, Mrs. Soler said,
the daughter was pulled into
the car and it sped of. Mrs.
Soler said she could not identify
the persons in the car and did
not notice the license number.
The abduction took place on a
well-lighter main street of the
city about a block from some
of San Juan's liveliest sidewalk
cafes.
Police Sergt. Albert Diaz
said there was nothing so far to
link the disappearance of the
Solers with union action, al
though other detectives said
that angle was being investi-
gated.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Puy Train Robbed

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
June Is (AP).-Four masked
bandits armed with tommy
guns held up a Central do
Brasil Railroad pay train As
miles from Rio de Janeiro yes
terday, shot a railroad worker
dead and got away with IL
million cruzeiros ($64,00O.
Police said the bandits drove
up as the train halted at a
railroad camp. They rushed
the pay agent, grabbed the
payroll and opened fire when
several railroad employees tried
to block their getaway.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

charge Friday that Chester
Lacayo Lacayo, a Nicaraguan
held here as the conspiracy
leader, met in Washington with
Secretary of State Christian
Herter and Undersecretary of
State Roy Rubottom.
Held with Lacayo in Havana's
La Cabana fortress were Leslie
Bradley, identified as a civilian
pilot from Minneapolis. MINI. !;
Miguel Angel Rodriguez Al
cantara. a former general of
the Dominican Republic army,
and II Cubans, several of them
said to be former soldiers in
the army of deposed dictator
Fulqencio Batista.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
ID Accused in Plot

HAVANA, June Is (AP).-
The Castro government an
nounced yesterday detention
of IA persons it accuses of
plotting an invasion of Mica
ragua. The government said
the plot was Matched with the
direct completely of high Of
flcialS Of the United States De-
partment Of State" in an ef-
fort to embarraSS Cuba.
The announcement followed
Prime Minister Fidel Castro's
Evening star., 1960-06-15

1t developed. zonn said, that
the clerk wanted to bet 50 on
a horse. didn't have it and
asked his boss for it. The boss
said no.
When the horse won and
paid $42. the clerk figured he
had that much coming to him.
So he just took it from the
register.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Lie Detector Solves
PONY PLAYER Loqic

MIAMI, (AP). Lin C o In
Zonn, lie detector expert, was
called in to examine a hotel
clerk accused of taking $42
from the cash register.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Slick Chick Chefs

chicken halves for visitors during the
two-day event.
Mrs. Goetz's recipe, which won
her q two-week European vacation
for two, runs as follows:
Two 2-pound broilers (cut up).
2 well-beaten eggs, IN cups fine
breadcrumbs. v cup flour, 1 cup
corn oil.
Put into q shaker: tablespoon
diamond crystal salt, 2 teaspoons
japanese seasoning or MSG, tea
spoon garlic salt, 2 teaspoons pap
rika.
Season chicken with above sea-
sonings, sprinkling well over each
piece. In a saucepan heat the follow
ing: l tablespoon Angostura bitters,
/ tablespoon lemon juice, l table
spoon bourbon, V cup water.
Bring to a boil and pour over
seasoned chicken which has been
placed in a large glass pie-plate. Let
marinate for at least an hour at room
temperature, turning frequently. At
end of marinating time, place ON a
plate to drain. Pour the leftover IL
quid into the beaten egg. Place flour
and breadcrumbs in two separate
bags. Place drained chicken first in
flour, then in egg mixture, then in
breadcrumbs. Fry in large fry pan in
corn oil about one inch deep until a
rich golden brown, turn and do the
other side the same. Garnish with
spiced apples or branded peaches. A
nice summertime dish with potato
salad and string bean salad.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

THE enticing aroma of chicken,
Il broiled, baked, fried, barbecued,
and all stops in between, filled the
air recently at Selbyville, Del, dur
ing the 18th annual National Chicken
Cooking Contest. Sponsored by the
Delmarva Oelaware-Maryland-Vir-
ginia) Poultry Industry, the big cook
off attracted more than 200 contest
ants as we'll as thousands of visitors
who sampled the regions prize prod
uct mass-cooked in giant frying pan
10feet in diameter.
Champ chicken cook was ad-
judged to be Mrs. Elizabeth Goetz of
Lakewood, N. j., who named her chef
d'oeuvre "Delmarva-Licious Golden
Fried Chicken" In the junior divi-
sion, l3-year-old Lydia D'Ambro of
Lansdowne, Pa, won over so other
boys and girls with her Chicken Ala
Pizzaola," and in a special outdoor
contest for men only, Frank Hennessy
of Baltimore walked off with charcoal
barbecue honors.
Contestants used a battery of 40
brand-new ranges supplied by re-
giOnal gas and electric companies
and set up in the gym of Selbyville
High School. Visitors and panel of
food editors and home economists
could either cheer on their home
town cooks or take in other attractions
of the annual festival. These included
a beauty contest to select Miss Del
marva of 1850, the mems barbecue
contest, and the operation of the giant
frying pan which turned out 14,500
Evening star., 1960-04-21

going in for mad hairdos. And
thanks for the tulips - my
fingers are better, Ginger. !
caught them in the door of
her car a couple of weeks ago.
Said Mr.. Berle-"So many
starts here, it looks like the re-
ception room at MICA" Danny
Thomas handed him a Corona
Superba. Same as Sir Win
ston's." From Steve Allen
I'm looking for an earlier
TV time slot" ROSsanO
Brazil with happy, plump wife
Lydia. She has reason to be
happy. Rossano gifted her with
a diamond necklace, to cele-
brate their 20 years of mar
riage.
When some guests backed
away from Carolyn Jones, the
lady in bangs and in black ex-
planned, You must excuse me,
there was garlic dressing on
the salad" There most GER
tainly was!
Evening star., 1960-04-21

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA). -
Don't invite Gypsy Rose Lee
and Billy Rose to the same
punch bowl! 1t seems that,
weeks ago, when Gypsy and
Billy werelikethis, Gypsy bor-
rowed a huge silver punch bowl
of Billy's for a soiree she was
hostessing. Last week, Billy
gave a party at his home with
ex-wife Joyce Matthews for so
people and wanted his bowl
back. He had his secretary tele-
phone Gypsy for it. She was
furious. Il won't give it back
until Mr.. kose asks for it him
self" pouted Gypsy. I don't
know how Billy managed it or
what he did, but he got the
bowl back! Miss Matthews
leaves today for Switzerland to
see the daughter she and Mil
ton Berle adopted when they
were married.
4 -
The happiest actor in Holly
wood is young Jeffrey Hunter
who is still walking on a cloud
since he learned he would por-
tray Christ in The King of
Kings"-Samuel BrOnStOn'S 81
million production. My wife
and I and our two sons leave
for Madrid on the 29th," says
jeff. We'll be away for 20
weeks" And, of all things,
Kirk Douglas wants popular
singer Bobby DARN to play the
villain in his DAY of the Gun"
with Rock Hudson and himself
Will the bobby-soxers approve?
Jan Sterling apparently
changed her mind about sett-
ling in England with son
Adam. She is back in Hollywood
where she has just bought a
new hc:ne. I must apologize
for my mistake in mixing up
Evening star., 1960-04-21
HOLLYWOOD
A Rose is O Rose Is q.
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

the British reviews for Vivien
Leigh's Look After Lulu"
which we're bad, with the re-
views for Vivien's Duel of the
Angels" which, on the whole,
were very good in England.
Judy Garland, in a flaming
red outfit with a rhinestoned
Juliet cap. was saying at the
party after the Milton Berle
opening: We're going to Lon
don for TV and concerts. I've
just cut six songs for Colum-
bia." And" added husband
Sid Luft, she's in great voice"
That's as certain as taxes.
1t was noticeable, I thought,
when tanned Phyllis Kirk
ignored pallid Mort Sahl. Looks
like this intellectual romance
is over.
Robert Cummings, still on
$50 pills a day, informed me,
Next season we have a new
show, new formal. I can't give
away the story line, but I play
a civilian flier." Which Bob is
he has racked up a million
miles or so in the sky.
Talked with Dean Martin
tanned after a Palm Desert
vacation-"with three of the
children and good golf" He and
Shirley MaCLaine are co-star-
ring in ''All in a Nights Work. y
And Shirley chirped up, In
october I do My Geisha'-s
movie-in Japan for my old
man, Steve Parker"
Also at the Berle party
Ginger Rogers was with her
best beau, Bob Eaton, again. He
reminds me of the Lew Ayres OF
20 years ago, to whom Ginger
was once married. Ginger is
Evening star., 1960-04-21
CeIIist to Perform
In Music Festival

The Prince Georges County
Festival of Music will feature
Nancy Hall, cello soloist, and
the All-County Chorus and
Orchestra at 8:15 pm. Tues
day, May 3, at Northwestern
Senior High School.
Miss Hall will play John
Garth's Concerto No. 2, with
the orchestra, composed of
pupils in Prince Georges pub
lie schools. The program,
which marks the fifth ami
versary of the orchestra, will
be conducted by Joel Ber-
man, professor of music at
the University of Maryland.
Evening star., 1960-04-21
Kennedy Institute
Gets $4,000 Gift

The Knights of Columbus of
the Archdiocese of Washington
has presented $1,000 to the
1t. Joseph P. Kennedy. jr., In
stitute, Tenth and Buchanan
streets NE.
The institute for the educa-
ton of mentally retarded chill
dren was built last year with
a. gift of 100000 from the
Evening star., 1960-04-21
Emmanuel Lutheran
Plans kindergarten

Emmanuel Lutheran Church,
West Maple avenue, Vienna,
Va, has announced plans for a
kindergarten to begin in Sep
tember.
Glasses will meet from 9 am.
to noon five days a week.
Parents may obtain further
information by calling Dunkirk
5-8270 or Dunkirk 5-6436.
Evening star., 1960-04-21
Best Man.
PIuyLuuded
By Truman

NEW YORK, April 81 CAP.
Former President Harry S.
Truman saw actor Lee Tracy
portray a cocky Truman-like
ex-President on Broadway last
highland loved every minute
of it.
Delightful" Mr.. Truman
said after viewing the hit play,
The Best Man"
The former President and
Mrs. Truman were warmly ap-
plauded by the cast when they
went backstage after the final
curtain.
Hello, Mr.. President" quip-
ped Mr.. Truman to Mr.. Tracy.
The actor chuckled.
In the political satire Mr..
Tracy plays a brash politician
who calls himself the last of
the great hicks" He works
backstage at a political con-
vention.
Mr.. Truman, rs, and Mr..
Tracy, So, have the same gen.
eral build. The ex-President is
slightly heavier, his hair whittier.
But playgoers see a resemblance
in mannerism, philosophy and
appearance.
Mr.. Truman declined to COM
ment on Mr.. Tracy's perform
ance, except to say:
at was a wonderful show. I
enjoyed it immensely. Every
one was fine"
Mr.. Truman invited Stars
Melvyn Douglas. Frank Love-
joy, Mr.. Tracy and the rest of
the cast to visit the Truman
Memorial Library at Indepent-
ence, Mo. He said he would
personally conduct them ION
the special 81 tour - for
nothing"
In the play, presidential as
pirants Douglas and Lovejoy-
likened somewhat to Adlai
Stevenson and Richard Nixon
seek the convention support of
Evening star., 1960-04-21
BETHESDA

James Stewart, Audie Murphy,
MIGHT PASSAGE" Color. 255,
6:15, 9:35. Plus James Stewart,
Shelley Winters. WINCHESTER
73," 1925, 4:45, sos.
Fri, Sat.-Kiddie Matinee, PM.
-"CHIEF CRAZY HORSE" Color,
l, $50. Plus Walt Disney's Arr
ette. Disney Cartoon Carnival and
3 StnnReS FuN-O-RAMA. L.. o.oh
Evening star., 1960-04-21

ex-President Arthur Hook
stader, played by Mr.. Tracy.
You amt fit to lead" Mr..
Tracy tells Mr.. Douglas at one
point later adding:
Power is not a toy igven to
good children, it's a weapon
to want power is corruption it
self you hate yourself for
being human"
How did it feel with Mr..
Truman watching?
Frankly, I was nervous. said
Mr.. Tracy. For the first time
in 80 years"
Evening star., 1960-04-21
Fernos-Isern to TuIk

DR.. A. Fernos-ISern, resident
commissioner of Puerto Rico,
will address the Club de las
Americas at 8 o'clock tonight
in the auditorium Of the Ma
tional Housing Center, 1925 L
street NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-21
Telegraph Club Event

Paul Wooton, Washington
correspondent for the New Or
leans Times Picayune and a
former telegraph operator, will
speak at a reception and dinner
of the Morse Telegraph Club of
America at 6 pm. Saturday at
the National Press Club.
Evening star., 1960-04-21
Films of More Than Routine Merit

BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE"-Kim NOvak bewitcheS James
Stewart in a comedy about witchcraft in Manhattan.
TOBY TYLER"-A small boy has fun in a circus, Walt
Disney treat for other small boys and small girls.
OPERATION PETTICOAT"-Cary Grant a a beeagured
sub skipper playing unwilling host to plague of girls
RICHARD HI-Sr Laurence Olivier again demonstrates
himself ShakeSpeareS best friend with camera
THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYS"-BOb Hope at his best in
sentimental and comic backStage biOgraphY.
Evening star., 1960-04-21
CHEVERLY

. DEBBIE REYNOLDS HITS
'TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR"
Color. $50. 9:35. Plus THIS
HAPPY FEELING" Color, sos.
Fri, sat.-special Matinees.
AGAINST ALL FLAGS" Color
Pirate Adventure, $50 and 1T
CAME FROM OUTER SPACE" L,
1.s
Evening star., 1960-04-21
HAYWOOD

James Stewart. Rock Hudson,
BEND OF THE RIVER" Color. i.
:35. SOS GREGORY Peck, Ann
Blyth. Anthony Quinn. THE
WORLD IN HIS ARMS" Color,
2:35, sos, 9:35.
Fri and Sat-Special Matinees,
CONQUEST OF SPACE" Color.
1870, 800. Plus SATELLITE IN
THE SKY" Scope. Color, . PM
Evening star., 1960-04-21
EVANSVILLE

. DEBBIE REYNOLDS HITS!
''TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR,
Scope, Color, $40. 9.35. Plus THIS
HAPPY FEELING" Scope, Color. S.
row-ALL-COMEDY SHOW,
Matinee / PM. > Hrs. Of Laffs,
Featuring Walt Disney'S THE
TRUTH ABOUT MOTHER GOOSE"
Plus Little RaScals Fun-O-Rama.
Popeye. 3 StoogeS Donald Duck,
BUGS Bunny and Many Others.
Evening star., 1960-04-21
SIDNEY LUST THEATERS
BELTSVILLE DRIVEN
1915. James Stewart, Shelley Win
terS, WINCHESTER 73," Color,
ALLEN
Ia AH.,r.A..
ALLEN

James Stewart. Audie Murphy,
MIGHT PASSAGE" Color, I:25,
4:25, $40. James Stewart, Shelley
Winters, WINCHESTER 73," Color,
2:55, 6:15, $40.
Fri. and Sat.-Kiddie Matinees.
Tim Hovey in THE TOY TIGER"
ney's "WETBACK HOUND" Color
Featurette, Disney Cartoon Carnival
and 3 Stooges Fun-O-Rama at 2:35.
Evening star., 1960-04-21
VIERS MILL

James Stewart, Rock Hudson,
BEND OF THE RIVER" Color. /,
4 -, 8 Gregory Peck, Ann Blyth.
Anthony Quinn. THE WORLD IN
HIS ARMS" Color. 2:25, 8. $40.
Fri, Kiddie Matinee, Open 1890
HEIDI AND PETER" Color. -.
3.30 JEFF Chandler, YANKEE
BUCCANEER. Color Pirate Thrill
er, > PM.
Evening star., 1960-04-21

Kennedy Foundation. Iti op-
Grated by the Sisters of Notre
Dame de Namur.