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Evening star., 1960-03-13
Purim Service Set

The Purim holiday observ-
ance for Jewish servicemen
stationed in the Washington
area that was Cancelled Thurs
day night by the snow will be
held at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Willard Hotel. Sponsors are the
Washington Armed Services
Committee Jewish Welfare
Board and B'nai Birth Argo
Chapter.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Boys Club
Fund Drive
Head Named

Robert C. Simmons, recently
retired vice president of Johns
Manville Sales Corp, has been
named general chairman of
the annual Metropolitan Police
Boys Club campaign.
Mr.. Simmons has been a
member of the clubs board
for 18 years, Joseph r. Nebel,
president, said in making the
announcement.
Goal of the campaign this
year is 100000. Mr.. Sim
mons said the advance gift ef-
fort. a prelude to the regu-
lar campaign, will begin Tues
day. The big drive will start
April /.
Money derived from adult
memberships in the club will
help support the two branches
No. 4 at 8l6 Sixth street S.W,
and No. 2 at 1910 Third street
NV, two summer camps at
Scotland, Md. and the Police
Boys Club Band and Drum
and Bugle Corps.
Mr.. Simmons said: "The goal
is larger than last year, and
we truly have our work cut
out for us in trying to help
the citizens of tomorrow at a
time when they need help"
Mr.. Simmons has been presi-
dent Of the club three times
and headed the fund campaigns
in l946 and 1947. He is presi-
dent of the Washington Grim
inal Justice Association and
has been active in campaigns
for Providence and Sibley Hos
pitals.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

While maintaining the highest ethical Standards
Sterling Opticals complete cost, including examna-
ton, fitting and having your lenses ground SNT
by one of the Nations largest laboratories ~
is a sensible - -
Evening star., 1960-03-13
This Week Magazine
Correction

On Page 4 of today's This
Week Magazine there appears
a picture captioned as John
D., Lathem, who is further
identified in the accompany
ing article as chief of enforce
ment for the Alcohol and To-
bacco Tax Division of the In
ternal Revenue Service. This
Week, however, inadvertently
used instead a photograph Of
Dana Latham, commissioner
of Internal Revenue.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Open House Set

Help for Retarded Children,
Inc, will hold a public open
house from 2 to S pm. Sunday,
March 20, and 10 am. to 2 pm
March 81 at its Occupational
and Training Center, 33I1
Eleventh street NV.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Spy Master Tells How
British Borrister Recalls Fun of tIooxinq Nozis

to the jury" he remarked
matter-of- -factly. "You set
out what has happened"
Mr.. Montagu, perhaps to-
the disappointment of his
readers. has no further plans
for authorship. He wouldn't
even attempt fiction, he says,
because of the possibility of
unconsciously revealing Sc
curity details.
He strongly believes in the
code Of the British secret
service never to publicize
our successes and never to
Justify or minimize any mis-
takes"
At the same time he adj
mitted, This makes 1t more
difficult for us to be trusted
by our public or allies
Americans for example. But
it's best for intelligence" he
declared. "if you don't have
to rely on Congress vote for
your money"
Mr.. Montagu.. who is the
house guest Of Navy Capt.
and Mrs. Curtis T. Young
blood during his visit here,
says he and his wife often
drink a toast Ito Mai. Mar
tin"
He's been very kind to
u.s." he unused. And he
really did a great service to
his country"
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Cancer
UnitAgoin
Has cards

For the sixth consecutive
season the Arlington County
Unit Of the American Cancer
Society will supply Christmas
cards to the public In return
for contributions to their
unit.
Donors may choose from
% varieties, all folder-styl
cards with envelopes featur-
ing a colorful Christmas
scene and traditional Yule-
tide greetings. The cards also
carry a line saying the sender
has made a contribution to
the American Cancer Society
unit.
They may be ordered by
calling the unit information
center and indicating what
contribution the caller wishes
to make, also the number of
cards he would like.
Funds received are used to
help fight cancer through a
threefold program of serv-
ice to the cancer victims,
education to alert the public
to cancer control and re-
search on a national scale to
further scientific study of
the causes and cures Of can
Ger.
Returns from the Christ
mas card project last year
we're 5000" reports Mrs. Nor
man G. Schmidt, executive
secretary Of the Arlington
cancer unit. The cost of the
cards to the unit has been
increased, she said, but we
hope to fare as well this
year"
Evening star., 1960-08-30

The former intelligence ex-
pert reminded with q grin:
I'm out of the (spy) racket
now" but more seriously ex-
pressed his opinion that "the
most important intelligence
Of all countries is done on the
ground.
But he added: "All coun-
tries would be remiss If they
did not use all available
means to gain intelligence)." :"
The British lawyer further
mused: LAS interesting as 1t is
to see which rocket sites
Khrushchev has. we'd also
like to know what is Khru-
shchev's relationship to Mao
Tze-tung. And you can't pho
tograph that"
AS far as the traditional
spy Of literary romance, If
he ever existed" is concerned,
Mr.. Montagu thinks his pro-
totype is still around. "The
man who sold secrets to that
Russian attache you kicked
out Of the country the other
day was certainly a spy in
the classic tradition" he
commented.
Mr., Montagu's own war
time intelligence role wrote
an important chapter In the
history Of World War. II.
Masterminded Hoax
Although he did not infil-
trate enemy lines, he MASTER
minded a hoax that not only
fooled the Germans and
helped put the first Allied
troops on the Continent, but
even fooled the British For
eign once after the war.
Looking through the cap
tured German Foreign Min
istry files, a horrified British
officer thought he'd found the
most frightful leak of the
war" The papers were actu-
ally falsified documents which
Mr.. Montagu and his intelli-
gence team had made so au-
thentic they even carried the
correct flngerprints" Of the
sender" and recipient" of
the correspondence.
To get the documents to
the Germans, the intelli-
gence officers planted them
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Mrs. Meyer Appointed to Kennedy Post

Dental candidate for the first
time in 1856.
Mrs. Meyer has held q
number of important Gov
ernment assignments and also
is author Of many books and
articles on social work, edu-
cation and Government.
Evening star., 1960-08-30

paign activities in New York
and other Northeastern
areas.
Commenting on the ap-
pointment, Mrs. Meyer said:
Senator Kennedy is a man
of integrity. vitality and abil-
ity who can reinvogorate the
role of the presidency and
give our great country in
spired leadership at this, the
most critical, period in the
Nations history"
Mrs. Meyer Is the widow
of Eugene Meyer. who was
chairman Of the board Of the
Washington Post. She sup
ported a Democratic presi-
Evening star., 1960-08-30

cottons Orig $3eee Now $2o With o-ove embroidery
in bIue/noy/orey Print voe with sleeves brown green.
Sheer prints with lingerie trim, with jockets bue grey.
Broken sizes.
Sheer Prints, Orig s45 TO $50 Nov SIS and $50 In novy
blue, pink with lingerie trim Cotton prints white
Dressy chffons in blue green, Broken
Selections at JeeHs FoIs Church and Silver Spring.
Maternity Dresses tore So 80 SIT Now $6 $l2 Two
piece dessessome solid cotton skirts with print tops bue/
pink White-eooed novelty royon beige/bue Dey peot-
top eottons pnkoze Grey novelty pIoid sepoote tailored
top in sparkling white lole IF Street ony-seeond foorO
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Ron0u|os
Hosts

Philippine Ambassador and
Mrs. Romulo entertained at
a luncheon yesterday IN
honor of the Ambassador
from Indonesia and Mrs.
Notowidigdo.
Guests at the event in
cluded Am b assador Al
Khayyal from Saudi Arabia,
Burmese Ambassador and
Mrs. On Sein. Liberian Am
basSador Padmore, former
Assistant Secretary of State
Carl McCardle and Mrs.
McCardle, Mrs. Hope Rulings
Miller and Mrs. Carlos Nj
vera.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
By the Associated Press

Mrs. Agnes E. Meyer, yes
terday was named national
vice chairman Of the Citizens
Committee for Kennedy and
johnson.
The appointment Of Mrs.
Meyer. author and lecturer
on education and social prob
lens, was made by the Dem
ocratic presidential nominee,
Senator John F. Kennedy.
She will serve under National
Chairman Byron r. White.
Mrs. Meyer, q longtime
Republican who renounced
her party afiliation last May
81, will concentrate her cam,
Evening star., 1960-08-30
BY RUTH DEAN
Star stan Writer

A British barrister whose
real-life exploits in World
War II were more exciting
than any fictional spy thriller
is among the group of Brit
ish lawyers here for the
American Bar Association
convention this week.
He is Mr.. Even E. S. Mon
tagu, Judge advocate Of the
British Fleet, a Queens
counsel and author Of the
postwar bestseller, "The
Man Who Never Was" a true
account Of a British intelli-
gence maneuver that outwit-
ted the Germans before the
important Allied landings on
Sicily.
A gifted and genial-witted
raconteur whose frequent
pulling on an old favorite
briar pipe lends a Holmesian
air to his storytelling, the
6-foot-3 Britisher might well
have stepped out Of the
pages Of A. Conan Doyle.
Likes WhOdunnits
Although he enjoys reading
whodunnits. the source of
greatest amusement to Mr..
Montagu is to pick up an in
ternational spy thriller and
find in 1t Situations and
characters which could never
exist"
Wall-leaping counts and
mysterious countesses may
be found between the covers
of a book, but the real-life
spy is an average man in the
street, Mr.. Montague OBJ
served, "the rather fright
ened, rather brave little men
which spies really are"
Best Work on Ground
Mr.. Montagu was asked II
he thought that romance had
been taken out Of the spy
business, as witness the con-
trast between the master spy
of yesterday and the testi-
mony Of American pilot
Francis Powers in Moscow
last week that he knew moth
ing beyond his instructions to
operate the U-2 plane as
signed him.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Junior Dresses-Come See !

Dresses Oo $22 80 $751; $l2 and SIS. Embroidered
heoths! White sun dresses with blue embroidery BroodcIoth
oeket dress with box-peoted skirt FuIskred print cocktail
dresses
20 sveeohins dresses toro $3.50 and $3eee Now $40
Some with tiny strop shoulders Of fine rhpe loce
Corded hwoss Jobot fronts Embroidered orne ond cotton
jacket dresses Embroidered dress with its joke Dotted
Swiss Even O few formos Broken sizes.
IL beige silk print costume size l5. Orig SIS. Now $40
3-pnk silk orsonze eoekto sheoths One size g. size
ORIG $50. Now $40.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
New Program

A Tuesday Ladies' Day Out
Program has been announced
by Montg ON cry County
YWCA. beginning October 4.
To be held at the Wheaton
Presbyterian Church, Paul
drive and Church lane,
Wheaton, it will consist of
classes in bridge. cake deco
rating and party foods, Slim
nastics, millinery and nursery
training for 2-to-5-year- -old
children.
Glasses will meet from $50
am. until 2::30 pm. with an
hours break for lunch.
Evening star., 1960-08-30

on the corpse Of a dead Brit
ish officer and set the body
adrift on the Spanish Coast.
He was given q flctitional
identity - Maj. Martin Of
the Royal Marines - and q
f1ctitional personality.
1--WE had to make him real,
so we gave him a fiancee for
whom he bought an engage.
ment ring he couldn't af-
ford" Mr.. Montagu recount
ed.
This, Of course, meant hav-
ing to write, out of whole
cloth, two or three love let
ters and other personal let
tiers as well as the all-im-
portant letter revealing" the
false military secrets.
A Lawyers Fun
All Of this fabrication was
great fun" Mr.. Montagu re-
called.
He comedies that his legal
training helped him, because
"a lawyer Is trained to try to
think like his opponent" He
got a sort of mischievous
delight out of connecting the
spy drama because You're
able to do what no decent
lawyer should do-put your
self in the position Of the
other lawyer, then fabricate
and prevaricate like q shy
ster lawyer!"
Mr.. Montagu wrote THE
Man" as he refers to his
book "in two nights, with
lots Of coffee and no sleep"
1t first appeared in serial
form in q London newspaper.
1t was written, he empha-
sizes. at the behest of the
British Foreign Once to
quash half-true postwar ru-
mors that had leaked out
about the episode and which
threatened to involve Britain
in an embarrassing diplo-
matte dilemma with another
country.
Just q Case
Although his book was
received so well that 1t sub
sequently was made into a
movie, Mr.. Montagu doesn't
consider there Is any real
writing in it,"
Its like presenting q case
Evening star., 1960-08-30
SchooI-Cureer Shop Suvinqs!

Dresses. now So Orig $3.50 to sl7ee sunboek, shwosts
and eket dresses pastel and wash n cotton
Sizes SIS
At JeIes Falls Church. Silver Spring. ShrInoon and Bethesda
Toppe Wool and eoshmee-woo Red, oeen beige and ood
7-l5. Orig $3.50. Now SIS.
Skirts! Solid color and floral print eottons u.s. Orig $500
Now So.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Fifth Floor Dresses-$6, So, $40

cotton eme Jerseys shee erepes-in prints, solids and
checks embroidered dresses short sleeves and sleeve
less-desssy and eosuo Orig $3.50 to Now S. to $s
Doeons eottons erepes-some with ockes! Light and dark
prints and solid coors Orig $799 to $22 ------Now $lo
Silk prints doerons eoons postes-some dresses with ocke
Oro S22 80 to S24 $l4
Scoop them up for hot ndon Summer doys mdwinter
vocoons weo Sizes 8l8, l4h24h. Not every
size in every stye Of course.
Jeefs Street and ct Fos Church, shirIneton Conn., Ave.
and Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1960-08-30

Jeneiee Shorts Sets! So eooooine in white beige Broken
SIZES Orig S. SO to $500. Now So and 81.
Tee Shirts Scoop up hondf Novelties and solid eoIors in
sleeveless styles. S, M, L. Orig. $2.99. Now $3.50.
Fourth Floor, Street, selections ct Branches.
Evening star., 1960-08-30

Junior Dress Buys-$s. toneinoy 81 80 to $l4ee.)
Poste checked enehom with sweeping skirts, silk print
sheots embroidered tops uI-skirted cottons, petit
point pique sheohs, sleeveless print sheoths. Broken
sizes Orig $ll .ee-$l4oe Now $s
Evening star., 1960-08-30
woMEN's DREssEs-sls. (orie. s29.es to

Block and navy erepes touched with white BIoekond
white novelty check iocketed dresses! Ooeron-o
cotton check with novelty trim! Decentralization
prints in blue grey, lilac! Spun royon in solid blue
or beige! Lovely cotton lawn prints! few mesh in
beige, blue! Sizes II " to 22H
Evening star., 1960-08-30

Bothins Suits! Orig $l7.oe. Now So!
Cotton tom-boy suits lostex sheoths! And more! All
your fovorite eoIors. Sis and lo-le.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Tomorrow and Thursday!

WOMeN'S DKeSSES-SIZ. (on9. lfSS to SZoC f
Selections Jeef Fos Church and Silver Spring.
enko pink blue Two piece oneond cotton check
novywhte block white Docron and cotton in boek/no
Bockond white printed few eyeet in black
navy Broken sizes
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Summer Sportsweur-Out!

Summer Sportsweur-Out!
All Shorts 81 to $4se (orienoIIy $500 to S7e9)
All cuIottes So. Originally $500
All Pedo Pushers 3.S9 to S.. (ore S. 80 to S7.99)
All Tee Shirts 81 80 70 $3 (oreinoy 81 80 to $4e9)
All Sun Bros 81. Originally $3.50
Cotton Suits $6. Originally $lO9o)
Shirts, Blouses, So. to So. torie $3.50 to $leeo)
Denim Jumpsuits 81. (orienoIIy $7.9e)
Orion Cordisons $7.99 (orienoIly $1,000
Al-purpose coots SIS. Originally 5000 to $500
Swim Suits $3.50 TO SIS. torieinoIy $loee to $25)
JelIeffs Third Floor Street and broken lots ot
Every JeIeff Branch Store
Street Floor Sportsweor-$l to So.
(Orie. $le9 to $500. Shorts, navy, green,
blue 10 to l8
S. too 22e s99) Sleeveless white prints, pods
10 to l8.
Silk Shirt. S. and S. toro 80 l4s9l White beige;
silk prints II to 10.
Street Floor r Street and FoIls Church,
ShirInoton, Silver Spring
SAVE in Misses Dresses. (second floor
Bo.e end psesy Styles sIo toro $l7se to slees Cotton
prints in solid eoos shee poes brown.
green. white, and beige.
Street, Afternoon and coekfeA Dresses SIS oe $22o5
$25) Cotton pod prints, Orion prints Doeron prints
broodcoh and lawn solid eoIors Some silk foe and
chffons tofeos in postes ond high hodes and black
Dessy Afternoon coektai Dresses $2o orie $2e 80
$1,000 Many Of kind nylon ooonzo, silk Chiffon silk
totfeto prints, silk folIe, and nyIon ehiffons
Second Floor Street and Selections All Branch Stores
Evening star., 1960-08-30

Vocotionlng
Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Woodward and their chill
dren of Silver Spring are
vacationing at Lenape VII
lage, Tafton, Pa.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Summer Dresses much reduced
in the FRENCH ROOM!

sIoek-end- whites! $40. Coro $2eeeD print pod sheath
and full skirts.
Mostly coon. SIS (oro $se99 Block eyeIets voe full
ked prints pque sheohs piece oinehom long formal
in block white print nyon. .-}
Assorted Group SIS. $50, $35. too $3eee $7o Cos
tunes dresses evening gowns checks and eeds bright
eoos among these obrcsk WOOL nyon blend fobries
Dress with psoss blue or yellow orig
EyeIet Sheeth BEIGE or block ORIG S6o--------$45.
Red Print sheer cotton full skirt orig $45.
Psue Print shoped skirt red turquoise orig SIS.
Print FovmeI red or green cotton, orig SOS.
Pink Cotton Suit ORIG $eo----------------- $40.
Brown checked cotton Sheeth orig ST.
Beige Silk Chiffon Costume, ORIG. Sl25---------$SS.
Striped Cotton, pink blue orig ST sos.
Block Checked Cotton, orig $l25
Cotton leopesd Print Suit ORIG sos.
Bleek Checked Suit orio SOS.
Red Silk orsanxe Print Fernno, orig $l25------$sS.
Silk Chiffon strepess shesth with stole. sherbet COLOR
orig $225. observation-disclosures
JeiIeffs French Room Second floor Street and
odd pieces OF hrnnch stores.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Spring Suits-h Price and Less!
Originally $40 90 ond $500 S25

Worsted checks onnes wool tweed boy and fitted style
with blouse Grey beige, blue mocha, navy Juniors misses,
petite sizes.
Suits at $50. and $4o (oro 5000 to see9) Boxy and
fitted wools worsted silks imported eotton silk boue
tune STYLE Navy block grey beige tof, black Misses
and junior sizes.
WeotheNone Suits by Hondmueher-Sl5 torie $500 and
2e9e Cheeks tweeds solid eoor obrics
derfu for undeoot and office You feel the good fiji
Misses and proporoned sizes.
Weohervone $40 toro ee9 and $751; Eocore blend
fobrics checks solid eoo beige blue ed mint Misses
Wool Suits OF Street ond oil branch WeotheVones-
Street. shrlinoon, Falls Church. Silver Spring.
Vrgino Stores onIy-FaIl SAMPLE SUITS!w tweeds,
tonnes and worsted fitted and demf jackets; foil eoIors
Sompe T. Juniors IT, worens l4h Would be
5e.9e and 50 e9-ot $50.
JeIlefps FoIis Church and shirinoton only
Evening star., 1960-08-30

Jeleffs French Room Second floor Street and
odd pieces ct branch stores
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Knits-Iz Price and Less!
A Lawyers Fun

Knits-h Price and Less!
Well worth trip downton Lnsn/roye knit beige
and blue. Sizes 1918 in the group. Orig $2ees ond S35
Now $lz.
Woshcbe orion white beige blue Sizes $40
the group Orig 5000 to $50 $2l. to $50.
Fifth floor Street only.
Capture COAT VALUE!
originally these we're 5000 to $4,000!
Long Coots, Topper Cocts-$20
Spring woos checks pods t~eed button and op styles light
dark blues beige grey ood red navy block Misses to Ie
Juniors l5 Woens proportioned to 49, and "a 49,
See These coots-$35
(originoIIy $500 and 5000
Excellent and early foil doy-cosuo and dress coots
button-ups clutches wool weed checks pods Misses to l6
Juniors to IS, Womens to g and 81 to 40
Summer coats-$l5 and $40
(orieinoIIy $3.50 to $2ee9)
Long eoots, slim full block no and prints and royon
fobrics. Misses and Juniors.
Women's Coots-$45
Originally 5000 to $1,000
Whot makes these such excellent the indicted
foion and sound quoiN of Jeef DresY black
nov and BEIGE handsome tweeds and woed button and
slhouees Proportoned sizes II to Is, few 36 and 3d.
Jeleffs Coot Shops, Third Floor r Street
and selections at all Jelef branch stores.
Snrinn Suifs-h Prize md | essI
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Find your fovorite JeIeff Dresses way
reoucedl dl-COTTON SHOP

ShiwOs, golfers and potio dresses Oo Se95 TO $780,
$6!-Some sleeveless fuIskirted-plod seersueker
and royon the group Not oil styles in all sizes 1918
and l2R to 2oh few plus sizes
tore 1899 to $780, So. Dressy styles! Some slim
sked full Group includes Docron Poyester prints non
Jerseys Ooeron prints. Broken sizes, 1920 Few
wonnen's and proportioned sizes.
Fifth Floor Street, Selections OF oil JeIeff branch stores
Evening star., 1960-11-09
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonights top shops previeued By TV Keys STAFF
Uho attend rehedrs1ls, match screenings Gnalyze
scripts In New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to vietDers.
My Sister Eieen-"Eleens Big Chance" Cute enough Eileen
with assist from attentive beau finally lands nice
part In play But happens that the playwright meets
editor who tells him the role should be rewritten
much older character The editor unsispecting
Ruth, and therein lies the fun. 900 pm. WTOP-9
Perry Como-The highlght Perrys show tonight his
pictorial dance with Ginger Rogers though their singing
duet II Won't Dance" amusing too Della Reese bright
up the stage with her solo to "Bin Bailey" Alan
Kings monologue will entertain his fans. We're
enamored Of the repetous play the much abused
like" by Renee Taylor but generally Perry's show
charming. (Color0 900 pm. WRCA.
Circle Theaer-The Antique swindle" happen be
antique fancier tonights dramatized documentary
give tip two about the hazards and fortunes that
beset the unnformed and purchaser Of furniture
brca-brac art There's not much Of plot to this
but the series Of adventures befang painting and
highboy gamut Of the practices ethical and
scrupulous may encounter in the field 1000 pm
WTOP-9.
Jack Paar ShOwJack show originates in 50th State the
lovely city of Honolulu in Hawaii Though he's still making
the guest list for this premiere Regulars Peggy Cas and
Charlie Weaver are standing by CoorO II 80 pm WC-4
Evening star., 1960-11-09
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature. Citizen Kane"
Story Of a man who builds
up a vast chain of news
papers. Orson Wells, Joseph
Gotten (1941).
900, WMAL az - Hawaiian
Eye. 1.-THE Kahuna Cur
tain" A missing teddy bear
and q terrified heiress force
Lopaka to face q master
criminal.
11:O0, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater. Macao" An ad-
venturer aids the police in
capturing an underworld
kingpin. Robert Mitchum
Jane Russell (1952).
HIS, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. 1.-THE Fighting 69th.'
A war story about the re-
cruits in the 69th Regiment
during World War I. Pat
O'Brien. James Cagney
(194O.
1850, WMAL ~ - First Run
Movie. "Dr. Ehrlich's Magic
Bullet" Biography Of the
man who discovered the
first cure for syphilis. Ed
ward G. Robinson. Ruth
Gordon (1940).
Evening star., 1960-11-09
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC. DIAL

600, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Bach's
Brandenburg Concerto No. 2,
7:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall. Vivaldi's Bassoon Con-
certo No. 13 in c.
500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
Concert Stage. Pineapple
Poll-Ballet Suite, by Sui
Ivan and Mackerras.
$500, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-The Opera
House. Johann Strauss "Die
Fledermaus," complete.
1890, WMAL-FM (107.3 Mc.)-
Nocturne. Handel's Messiah
Overture.
1891, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Haydn's Symphony
No. II In G.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

(e) DeastsS programs tsleeast 10 esisT.
ssWTIe-hsws, Westhsf. time capsule, 10 thfsI
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Other AN Stutions

WINx-10oo ke.-24.haur epsrstios.
WPik-113e ke.-psyIisht snly.
WARL-7De ke.-Daylight snly.
WaMR-1ese ke.-Dsylight saly.
WUsT-1t2e ke.-DayIlght saIy.
WFAx--122o ke.-DaylIght saIy.
wWDc-12se Ke.-7l-hsuF sperstieR.
WEEL-13ie ke.-7l.hsuF operation sxespt
Msaasy mldnight 10 Q an. fussdsy.
W0uk-t3le ke.-24.hsuF spsrstlsa Msaday-
Saturday; suadsy en-. to nIsaIsht.
WEAM-13se Ke.-2a-hsuT sperstiss, sxesps
Sunday Rltaight to 3 an. msntay.
WD0k-1s4e ke.-Bayllght saly.
WPec-1see ke.-DayiIght asly.
WpRW-1lse ke.-Dayllght saly.
WeMS-s1o ke.-e a.m.te mldalght, Sstufday