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SALES ORGANIZER

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

T~AKE look at the sporscar snap and styling of the
automobile pictured here and you'll notice that this
Buick Riviera the hardtop that has outsod all other
hardtops in America, bar none.
Now take another look-and you'll that this swfned
dazzler has four DOORS not just two.
And that's the big news That's the buzzing excitement
That's the wonderful thing about this kind of that's
sweeping the nation.
Here you see, is the first combination of true hardop
styling and true Sedan comfort and convenience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

Record Volume Means Profit Sharing Deals
1t is all these things that have zoomed sales volume
past all expectations.
So we're declaring proftsharing bonus deal every
trade.in extra allowance beyond the normally
long we've BEEN giving all year. That you gets
Ia Bonus Trade-In Allowance biggest history
2. Bonus Buy-beeoue Buick you get the thrill Of the
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3. Bonus ReSale-beeouse Buick always reseIs high
brings you money when you trade in.
Drop in this very week and make yourself whoppng
buy the hottest-selins Buick ever built
ROADMASTER optional at modest other SerL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

Because here you get the long, low rakish look of
Convertible with center posts above the door line
with 4door entry and exit-and with bigger Sedanszed
rear compartment.
Oreat news? Sure sbut it's only part of the good things
you'll find in the line of great Bucks sweeping the
country
There's the bold styling the buoyant ride the gorgeous
interiors that grace these big and roomy automobiles.
And there's action here like you experienced in
beore-because here is the velvet might of record
high V8 power combined with the whpq quick getaway
response and gas savings of Variable Pitch Dynaflow*
And when you press the pedal your spirits really
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Local Delivered Price
of the 1855 Buick SPECIAL

2Door 6-Possenser sedon. Model 4s tIust at right is
tAny sioe and local toxes additional Prices may vor
slightly in adjoining communities. wide variety Of etre
cost equipment and accessories available at your optio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05

paid. I graciously turned
down the offer and would like
to take this opportunity TO wish
Carlene Kay Goodman. Of the
400 block. Belmont st.. the best
OF luck. (Mrs: Harrison wishes
Cariens well. tool.
y d
The George Gobcl replacement
series has yet to hit it, stride.
but tomorrow nights installment
(WRC-4) looks like 1t might be
the one. Beatrice Kay will
be around to help Ransom and
Jonathan Winters kid the pro-
grams that 60 in for nostalgia.
-
DR.. Athelstan Spilhaus. to
whom I was first introduced (via
ITV) by Louis Allen, will be the
expert who will do most Of the
explaining about the proposed
earth satellite" on MICS First
Step into Space" q special half
hour show to be seen at 3 tomor-
row night, WRC-4. incidentally,
are Hal March and Tom DAN
'drea through as 1.-THE Soldiers?"
They formerly occupied that
spot.
Ruth Crane drops q line to
say that she'll remain In WASH
ington (where she and hubby
own a home) but that the first
item on their agenda is a vaca-
ton. When the former WMAL
star returns. she'll probably re-
turn to radio. though her plans
are indefinite as yet. Also
got a call from Nancy Osgood.
who has been helping Bess Davis
Schreiner in her Theater Guild
work. Wouldn't surprise me
to see both of the girls broad
casting again this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:55, WWDC-Baseball: Wash
ington VI. Cleveland.
see, WASH-frm., 1850 WWDC
-Counterspy: A ring Of autt
thieves are caught in unique
technique Of stealing.
S:30, WGMS-United States Ali
Force Symphony: Capt
Yesulaitis. conductor. Wolf
Ferrari. Secret Of Suzanne
overture; Brahms. Symphony
No. in C-min.:: Bartok
Steven Roumanian Folk
Dances; Kern. Selections
from Roberta.
$3.50. WTOP-Disc Derby: Jerry
Vale, baritone singing star
discusses latest singing trends
$3.50, WRC-National Radio Fan
Club: Jerry Vale, Lou Monte
and Richard Hayman, guests.
1880, WMAL-Red Shelton
Glenn Kadiddlehopper tries
every trick in the book to get
o free meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
ToDAY's T
HIGHLIGHTS

5:3o, WAGAL (7)-Rin Tin Tin:
Rinty and Rusty come to aid
Of ghost town marshal when
outlaws threaten to seize his
property.
$500. WTOP (S)-Pantomime
Quiz: Carol Haney heads the
regulars and Veronica Lake
10 guest charades player.
s:30, WAIAL OF Men in
Action: American exporter
violates Neutrality Act when
he ships airplane parts to
France that find their way to
Iron Curtain countries.
$500, WRC (D-Best in Mys-
terry: Passage Home" story
Of ship passenger stranded on
tropical island. stars Brian
Keith.
see, WTOP (9)-Playhouse Of
Stars: Owner of diner who
falls in love with girl he be-
friends finds & ''Too Late to
Run: Arthur Franz.
s:3o, WMAL t7)-The Wise: In
1.-THE Bargain" John Loder
plays wealthy philanderer
who tries to steal friends
wife.
1890, WTOP 90 Undercur-
rent: IAwbreaker and friend
ind refuge In abandoned coal
mine but find their hideout
linked.
l0:30, WTTG (5)-Flame Thea
ter: Unethical associates trick
Q successful businessman;
Clancy Cooper.
l1:25, WMAL (O-Steve Will
son: A boy from, rich family
Is coerced into stealing by
some Of his friends.
1880, WRC (4)-Steve Allen:
Harpist Robert Maxwell and
Yen Murray visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05

leReuU III lie JUSTICES anu IL b "
legends ought to be treated with
the respect due rare natural re-
sources and presented on some
kind of q regular basis to the
public.
Spotting Mercer on . show
with a batch Of ordinary people
and further cluttering up the
half hour with silly questions
pertaining to some infantile
game is like putting the liner
United States on the run from
Alexandria to North Beach.
1t may be that NBC has final-
ly arrived at the same conclusion
for a west coast dispatch. which
arrived yesterday, announces
that Jawn will be Peggy Lees
guest when the two Of them per-
form in an unoccupied half hour
on the networks schedule August
to 8 pm.
This is q one-time-only show
and perhaps just a filler. But the
assignment Of Victor Young to
the music and Charley Isaacs to
the script would indicate that
NBC could be trying to put one
over. Peggy Lee. q songwriter
herself, and Mercer should hit it
OF Incorporating writer Isaacs
arranges the right mood and
surroundings.
I caught John last week when
the surroundings were perfect
namely Steve Aliens late night
show.
Instead Of discussing the Mer-
Ger songs that had become hits,
Steve surprised his guest by con-
fronting him with the songs that
had missed"
He had . tabletop covered
with them, too. q fact that must
have cheered amateur song
smiths from coast to coast. Any
way. Steve and John rambled
through about a dozen, with the
latter pausing occasionally to
sing q few Of the lines he still
liked. There were good lines.
most OF us who heard them will
agree. lacking only that mysteri-
Gus and elusive difference that
makes q hit Of one and q miss
Of 5000 others.
Steve laughingly introduced
one called would You for a Big
Red Apple" and John inter-
rupted hastily to say that he
hadn't finished the title Garry
my books to school," he rumbled.
1t was wonderful conversation,
relaxed and spontaneous. and
you hear it so rarely on TV that
you want to cheer when you do.
Mercer closed out his Allen
stint by singing his Something's
Got to Give" the current No. l
piece, in his inimitable style. His
voice may be long-gone. but the
feeling il there and It's right. So
right.
On the Run:
I've been invited on some weird
junkets In my time but q long
distance call from Hollywood
Wednesday produced the wacki-
est. Would I, the voice said.
chaperone to Hollywood for q
four-day trip the young Wash
ington lady who was one OF IL
finalists in Sheilah Grahams
contest to find the girl with the
legs most resembling Rosalind
Russell's? .. The trip. the voice
said. would include a day stop
over in Las Vegas. -. All expense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
The More Mercer
On TV, The Merrier
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Watching and listening Johnny Mercer is nearly always
pleasure although I'll admit that Musical Chairs his Saturday
MICA show boards his singular talents numerically we'll
The chunky amiabe songwer has become something Of
legend the business and it's been contention for that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
TeIevision Tomorrow-soturdoy,Jut 80, 1855

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Ws-t@.
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Evening star., 1955-09-30

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept 81
(R-For q football team that
was figured to have an "off sea-
son. Notre Dame Is on and r1in-
ming In typically winning fash
|ion.
Coach Terry Brennan's irish,
after burying Southern Metho-
dist. Ito, are Q 1z-point favor
lite to trim Indiana tomorrow and
stretch their victory skein to
10 games.
A year ago the Irish lost to
Purdue. then won their last
eight starts to wind up their
first campaign under Brennan
with q 9-i record.
The structure for the 1854
team was inherited from Frank
ILeahy. But this season, after
graduation wiped out 10 letter.
men, including eight regulars
Terry is strictly on his own.
Already. his team is ranked
fourth nationally in the Asso-
Iciated Press poland this is ar
excellent tribute to squad that
has q brand new quarterback
and three sopohomores In the
starting lineup.
Brennan tabs Quarterback
Paul Hornung, replacement foi
Evening star., 1955-09-30
|Shuk HospitoIized
BY Cote Accident,
Misses Luter Fall

MAYS LANDING. N. j.. Sept,
80 R.--Jockey Nick Shuk was
severely bruised and shaken up
In an accident at the gate before
the start Of yesterdays second
race at the Atlantic City Race
Track. but the veteran star Of
the Maryland circuit might still
consider himself lucky.
Shuk was hospitalized with
chest and leg injuries when King
Ranch's fllly, Sister Ship, reared
at the starting gate and un-
seated him. Sister Ship was
ordered Withdrawn, which called
for q $17.80 consolation double,
the second in as many days.
Shuck also was to have ridden
Bertrando Brothers Maryland
Line, which fell on the back
stretch in the featured turf race.
Logan Batcheller. who took the
mount, escaped serious injury.
but the 5-year-old horse frac-
tured . foreleg and probably will
be destroyed.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
|Notre Dame l4-Point Choice
To Trim Indiuno Tomorrow

All-America Ralph Guglielmi. as
q potential great" but comedies
he has plenty Of room for ira-
proyenent." This improvement
Is expected to come with each
additional game.
That is q foreboding thought
for Indians since Hofnung
against Southern Methodist av-
cred SIS yards In IS carries. COM
pleted two out Of i've passes,
scoring q touchdown. booted .
3S-yard iield goal and called .
good game.
Indiana can be dangerous. es-
pecially II Quarterback Chick
Cichowski is in form. Despite
inadequate protection at times.
he hit on II Of II tosses for 1873
yards against Michigan State.
The Spartans won. 20-i3. by bar
reliing through and around the
Hoosier line for 235 yards.
The game Is In the teacher VS..
pupil category. with Hoosier
Coach Bernie Crimmins oppos-
ing Brennan, one Of his former
backs when he was on the Notre
Dame coaching staff. Crimmins
was still backfield coach under
Leahy in 1850 when Indiana last
beat the Irish, 20-7.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
|CoIifornion Upsets
Whitney Reed in
Poetic Tennis

BERKELEY. Calf. Sept. 30
(P).-Unranked Nick Carter Of
San Francisco. Northern Califor-
mia tennis champion. upset the
national armed forces champion.
Whitney Reed Of Alameda. 1--6.
81 6-3. yesterday In the Pa
cific Coast hard courts cham
pionships.
It was the first upset, OF the
tournament. now In its sixth day.
Reed, who was seeded eighth.
went on to win the all-service
title after taking the Air Force
championship in Washington.
-. c.. last month.
In other feature matches. Tony
|Trabert, Cincinnati, breezed past
|Nadim Hajjar. Berkeley, 6-2.
81; Hugh Stewart. Los An
|geles. defeated Roger Becker,
England. So, 64; Vic Seixas.
Philadelphia, trounced Jerry De-
Wits, San Francisco. Ga. SIS:
Gardner Mulloy, Coral Gables.
Fla. eliminated Conway Cation.
Monterey. 8--6. 81. and Bob
Perry. Los Angeles. edged Enrique
|Morea, Argentina, 4-6. 6-2,
81.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
Ford Criticizes Ryder Cuppers
For Skipping Long Island Open

HUNTINGTON. N. r. Sept
30 up. Doug Ford. National
|PGA title-holder who held the
lead with q SO at the start
of the second round Of the
$4,000 Long Island Open golf
championship. today criticized
fellow members Of the Ryder
Cup team for passing UP the
event.
I'VE have only three Ryder
Cup nominees in this event. "
said Ford, winner Of the ALI
American at Tam o Shanter
and the $43.0O0 Sponsors events
in addition to the PGA. "Of
course. q lot Of these fellows
are not so rugged as others.
being on the nervous side. but
I feel that the sponsors Of q
$4,000 tournament should get
all Of the stars in action. not
Just few Of the so-called hot
shots"
In addition to Ford, the Ryder
Cup nominees engaged in the
tourney are Marty Furgol. who
had 70. and Tommy Bolt. whose
card showed 70. thanks to a 2
under 80 on the back nine.
"Dr. Cary Middlecoff, in my
opinion. is q nervous type of
player who requires q lot OF rest
between tournaments and is JUS
tified in taking q rest. explained
Ford. who scored two brides and
Is pars In the first round.
But there Is no excuse for
Evening star., 1955-09-30
Diplomatic Tennis
Begins Tomorrow
With Field of 100

The NTH annual State De-
partment Inyitational Mems
Doubles tennis tournament, bet
ter known as the diplomatic
tennis tournament, begins at
$50 am. tomorrow at st. Adams
School.
Some so diplomats from 80
embassies. legations and inter-
national organizations have been
paired with an equal number OF
players from United States
agencies.
After several years without
Soviet representation, the tour
nament this time will include
three entries from the Embassy
Of the USSR--Alexsei r. Anto-
nov. Nikolai A. Kondakov and
Rotislav v. Borisov.
The tournament viii continue
Sunday. resume next Saturday
and conclude Sunday, October o.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
Brudsher Passes MicuIizzi
In National Capitol Pin Race

Frank Micalizzi, National
match-game duckpin champion,
is running second for individual
honors in the National Capital
League. Going into last nights
matches, the Club 4400 star was
on top with q 2-pin margin over
Frank Bradsher Of Marathon
Restaurant, but could muster
only 1858 sticks while Bradsher
was toppling 384. This left
Micalizzi with an average Of
126-14 against 1875 for Brad
sher, both for II games.
Tessitore Builders, with q shut
out over Club 4400, took over first
place at 9-3, trailed by Williams
Five, Cooperative Press and
Marathon Restaurant ut Ga each
and Club 4400, Bass Restaurant.
Barr's Columbia Grill, Miracle
Car Wash and Jordan's Lumber
at Us each.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
Bottles and Boiling
To Be Honored at
Touchdown Club

Cliff Battles and the Boiling
Air Force Base football team
win be applauded at separate
events in the Touchdown Club
dining room next week.
The club will induct Battles
into its Hall Of Fame in .
formal dinner Thursday at Z
pm. Sid Luckman, former Chi
|cago Bears quarterback. viii be
among the guests.
Battles is the Washington
Redskins halfback who came
out of West Virginia Wesleyan
to star in the pro league back
In the 1930s. The testimonial
for Battles viii begin with q
reception at 6 O'Clock Thursday.
to which lady friends will be
welcomed.
The aggregation from Boiling.
headed by Coach George Makris
and his assistants, will be guests
|of honor ut the Touchdown
Clubs weekly luncheon Monday
lat 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1955-09-30

most Of the better players not
showing up for these events
backed by local Institutions =
Doug continued. after all, II
we didn't get the backing Of the
local people in these tourna-
ments, there would be little
money for us players to try for.
I would suggest that the PGA
demand top flight players to
compete In all sanctioned events.
I played In all of them. So why
can't they?
As play went into the second
round Of the 72-hole event over
the par 10. 6.550-yard Hunt
ington Crescent Club course,
Ford. was q stroke in front OF
Al Brosch. veteran from the
Cherry Valley Club Of Garden
City. N. Y. and Billy Maxwell,
former National Amateur title
holder from Odessa, Tex.
The leaders: