Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12


School. Supt. Corning on segre-
cation; Maryland Football
(WMAL, 81, with Coach Jim
T tum; Three-Two-O One Zero
(WNBW, 81, atomic energy doc
umentary: Voice of Firestone
(WMAL, $500, Thomas l..
Thomas; Boxing (WTTG, o.,
Middleweights Jimmy Martinez
and Bobby Jones; The Medic
(WNBW, 81, medical program
premieres with a pregnant wom-
an developing leukemia; Junior
Press Conference (WMAL. o. !,
Sir Pearson Dixon, British AM
bassador to the U. N; Robert
Montgomery Presents (WNBW.
$500, "Ten Minute Alibi," a
suspense melodrama with Eliza
beth Montgomery and Vaughn
Taylor; Boxing CWNdAI, $500
lightweights Ralph Dupas and
frankie Ryff; Studio One Sum-
mer Theater (WTOP. 100, Maria
Riva and Lorne Green in 1.-The
Cliff" a mystery; Greatest
Fighters (WTTG, 10:45), Kid
Gavilan-Billy Graham fight,
Aug. 20. 1851.
Tuesday - Stephen Mitchell
(WMAI,, 1900 Democratic Com
mittee chairman speaks on SD
Congress: Baseball (WTTG,
800, Washington at Cleveland;
Make Room for Daddy (WMAL.
81. a poetry-wise hobo visits
Danny Thomas; Circle Theater
(WNBW, $500, James Dunn
and Patty Mccormack in the
comedy "Jody and Me-; U. S.
Steel Hour (WMAL, $500, P.
Jay Sidney and Ben Gazzara
in Notebook Warrior: Life
With Father (WTOP, 100, Leon
Ames loses his favorite chair.
Observation-Disclosures Parade
(WMAL, 7:30), with Singer
Richard Hayes; Arthur Godfrey
(WTOP, 81, returns with Janette
Davis and Lu Ann Simms; My
Little Margie (WNBW, $500
Gale Storm works in a gambling
house; This World 1854 (WMAL,
81, filmed report from Govern
ment agencies; Down You Go
tWTTG, 10), quiz show returns;
Best of Broadway (WTOP, 100 ,
Helen Hayes and Frederic March
in "The Royal Family"
Thursday Heart Association
(WTTG. 7:30), causes of a
stroke; Ray Milland (WTOP, 81,
returns in a new Mr.. McNulty
comedy series; They Stand Ac-
cused (WTTG, 81. a new bride
sues for separate maintenance;
Four Star Playhouse (WTOP,
$500, Lilli Palmer in the love
story, Lady Of the Orchids;
Kraft Theater (WMAL, $500
Guest in the House." a psyche
logical drama, stars Lenka
Peterson and Bib Osterwald;
Ford Theater (WNBW, $500
Ward Bond and Ellen Drew in
Gun job" a western; Video
Theater (WNBW, 100, Fernando
Lamas stars in Hold Back the
Dawn: My Favorite Story
(WTOP, 10:30), 1.-THE Crime, !"
mystery, stars Adolphe Menjou.
Friday-Do It Yourself (WTTG,
b, demonstration show begins
a new season; Where's Raymond
(WMAL, 1880, Ray Bolger re-
turns with Marie Millar and
Richard Erdman: The Big Story
(WNBW. 81. by Reporter Charles
Mckinney Of the Tulsa (Okla.)
World; Pride of the Family
(WMAL, 81. the Hartmans ad-
vertise marriage; Playhouse Of
Stars (WTOP, 81, John Ireland
in Reunion at Steepler's Hill, "
a western; Cavalcade of Sports
(WNBW, 100, Middleweights
Willie Troy and Walter Cartier,
Saturday-Football (WNBW,
1:45), from Canada; Horse Rae
ing (WTOP, ~, Beldame Handi-
cap: College Football (WMAL,
4:45). California is host to Okla
homa; Baseball (WTTG, 7:5O),
Boston at Washington; Stage
Show (WTOP, 81, Comedian
Jack Leonard and Lionel Hamp-
ton Trio: Let's Dance (WMAL,
81, new program with music by
Ralph Flanagan and Singers
julius LeRosa. June Valli and
Art Mooney; Saturday Night
Fights (WMAL, o., amateur
bouts; WrestlingNWTTG, 10000,
from ChicoUo