Evening star., 1950-08-27
T TeIevision-Radio
Top-FIjght Football Scheduled
For Two TV Stations, Maybe More
By Wallace z. Clayton

As ~aS aSh
ital Closeup" resumes on televi-
sion. Not man content to read
what some one else has written,
ne estimates he averages 10000
words a week in preparing his
scripts.
Since he is ABC's White House
correspondent, Rash spends each
weekday morning in the executive
wing. digging up material for his
white House Report" which is
broadcast on the entire ABC net
work at 3:25 pm. He also does
the Z pm. WMAL-TV show, "Tele-
news Daily" and is master of cere-
monies, animal trainer and what
have you on the highly popular
"Tailwaggers" show at 7::30 pm.
Mondays.
Speaking of busy people, an
other one who comes to mind is
Diane Cameron, who conducts the
Shop the Town" shows on WTTG
every weekday at 2:30 and
$3.50 pm.
Miss Cameron, who also has a
women's show on WPIK, exhibits
for the television audience vari-
GUS items she has found in down.
town stores. Most of the things,
of course, are highly useful, al
though a few are chosen for their
novelty effect.
There's no commercial tieup
with the stores, SO Miss Cameron
has to do all the shopping her
self. At least she had to up until
a few days ago, when sympa-
thetic station officials gave her
an assistant shopper to help with
the burden of tramping through
aisles looking for outstanding
values.
The whole thing is an interest
ing gimmick which has worked
out successfully in other cities on
the Du Mont network. The family
shopper likes it because she can
save a lot of walking by calling
the station to see where the arti-
Gle in which she is interested was
purchased.
An important series of broad
casts on communism is being
planned by the National Council
Of Catholic Men and the National
Broadcasting Co.
\ The drama documentary series
will be presented on THE Catholic
, Hour" during the four Sundays in
September. The programs can be
heard here on WRC at SPIN.
The four programs will trace
the growth of communism, its
development in Soviet Russia, its
spread throughout the world
with special emphasis on the
threat to the United States, and
will show what the individual
car do to combat the threat.
A good many of the familiar
wlntertime shows will be making
, their temperance this week.
: Tonight Henry Aldrich return
? on television (WNBW. 7:30 p. M
with young Richard Tyler in the
role of Henry.
The Lux Radio Theater resume
t tomorrow (WTOP, 9 p.m.), witt
f Susan Hayward and Dana An
drews in MY Foolish Heart" Tn
' show will begin its 10th radio sea
1 son. Tomorrow will also SCI
+ the reappearance on radio an,
s television Of Arthur Godfrey's Tai
$ ent Scouts CWTOP and WToP
TV. $3.50 pmD. =. Zone Four,
an original television drama, wi
5. feature the resumption at 10 pm
: tomorrow of the Westinghous
Studio One" show. The pla,
c which can be seen on WTOP-TI
D concerns a former OSS Office
3 whose patriotic duty it becomes
e get himself fired from a staid Ne,
England college in order to pro
It vide cover" for a dangerou
assignment abroad.
And Kukla, Fran and Ollie wi
n end their summertime exile an
n make things happy for the chill
= dren again at pm. tomorrow
is when the famed puppet show re
SumeS on WNBW.
,ta Among the other shows resum
IS ing this week are Club 15," tn
e Dave Garroway show, THE FE
r in Peace and War;" Suspense
and MY Favorite Husband"
!, X X Il X
- Curt Schiffeler, managing direc
" tor OF the Hotel Raleigh, will max
:, a second career out of his No,
= hobby Wednesday, when he start
Tia series of vocal recitals O
| WQQW. The programs, an out
growth Of a guest appearance h
made some time ago on the sta
/ tiOn will he hroa 6ca CT Of OAK a =,