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lUtQ ~ n Stt. NE. Ia. o-OOcS
ANTIQUEs-Isth-cent. mahog. buff
fet. SIS: 1sth-cent. pedestal mahog.
drop-leaf table, $40: pine Lazy susan
.ss gsss bird S and Gsas sD
CO I PRINTS. OIL. 4-516l after 9.
ART COURSE. Famous artists. new
cost 1857, for sale on account Of
sickness. Very reasonable. IA; s.
BAB sYY CRIB AND CHEST. we'll
dition: $50. Phone EN-. 2-4s19;
BArHruBs, new and used, basins.
toilets, 81 lowest prices. BLOCK 8,
if46 Lee hwy. IA. $500.
BED, DOUBLE, club chair with slir
covers. very reasonable. NO. 7-l3Ol
BED. dble. metal. with springs. $40;
dble. Sib (cost S60); 2 night tables,
So each; chest OF drawers. 81;
Monitor apt: washer. excel. conc
S22 (eost $S0i Ty set s5i child s
bed Stearns-Foster twin bed,
excel. cond. RIA. 6-3474 after $50
BED, S25: sofa, S35; table, So
dresser. sis: buffet. $40: ice skates,
So: bicycle, SIS. AID. 4-l210; ST
3-S546, 1-g pm. -23 :.
BEDRM. SUITE. solid hard rock
maple, early Amer. dresser chest,
night table, twin beds, box spgs.,
felt mattresses; $500. OIL. 2-3IS1.
BEDRM. SUITE. 7-pc. lined oak
owner leaving country; quick sale;
$3.50. UN. 1888.
BICYCLE, 26-inch Columbia de
luxe. with gear shift; $50. Tele-
phone NIGHTS and holidays IA.
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PIANOS.--Fine quality Spinet pianos.
S445 regularly. S675. 10-yr. guar
antee). KITS. 1880 q st. NV,
PTaNos FOR RENTAL low rates.
option to buy. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART. .1015 Seventh st. NV. Dust
above the library. 81
PIANOS---Army, Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel, Government
and District employees can save real
money on all kinds of instruments
at the PIANO MART. 1918 18th st.
NV over 100 spinets.. consoles
s snS HpFisPPffSi N sS s M%S i ISns
st NV. Dust above the library.
nc op soS rh ms r Evenings; ,.,s2,l :,
you wish, with rental paid deducted
from price. So weekly includes free
adult piano lessons. KITS. 1890
q Sc. NV. RE. 7-6212. 81
PIANO. Knabe grand, honey mahog-
any. owner leaving town 500. or
best reas offer. JE. 2-7392 after
y pm 20
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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DISGScoSHtLNST HTGETusE

SOS. so wrought iron dinette Sb4.95
Sl2g.50 bunk beds. eompl. 1920
$50 so chrome 5-pc dinette. 1900
sos 50 Administer Dxl2 rugs 1900
syclon HOLLYWOOD beds 47.95
''o'" KING FuRNIT fiJ CO ie'm'
S2O3 Ga Ave JU. n-hSg 1
1895 H 81 NE. Ii. $4,000
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MOTHERS, HOUSEWIVES. work
your own hours, earn 5000 IN
come In your own community. IN
fascinating new sales plan; no
books. comestics. cookware. etc
For details cali MRS. BRAY. IA
ISo claHsi Ma. $3.50. II you wish
once position, secy., steno., typist,
King at BoYD's test. AZ yrs) cor.
SETTLED MfDDLE-AGED WHITE
WOMAN to look after invalid; ex-
perienre unnecessary: must live In.
Cali TX 3-Ifll5 after s pm,
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you by US, Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
snce neeessary ~ FASHION FRocKs.
Dept. U-36lJ, Cincinnati. Ohio.
PART TIME--Student with art or
draftins traininS, to cofor maps:
must be neat aad diliRent. AP. 4
1855
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CLERK-TYPIST

Excellent typist. preferably with ad.
dfessograph experience. for perma.
nent position In our acetg. dept
21-35 yrs. Of age; 6-day. 40-hr
week: salary commensurate with
experience. Apply Personnel. Room
602; open weekdays. S:3Q-5, anC
Sat. ella No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20

FURNgsd dresser .,v yaaiss S SSs:
for quick sale. RIA. 3-7464.
FURN.--complete walnut dining set,
complete bedroom set, misc. chest
and other items, RA. 3-0963. --22
at q sacrifice. 3-pe:
bedroom set, desk, sofa, chairs. $50
Rhode Island ave. me-, Apt. S0l'
FUN. o0 Empire settee. mirrors.
coffee thl, desk. old bureau. clock,
odd pieces: reas. DE. 2-6655, 30
FURN.-Baby; bought, sold. rented.
and EXCHANGED. Clothing and brie-
a-brac on consignment. Carriages
So and up; high chairs: & and
NV SHOP. ia. 1857. go
FURN.--Walnut dresser. S25; metal
bed, S25; beautiful Duncan Phyfe
mahogany din. table. walnut dresser,
chifiorobe and twin beds to match:
kit. table. chairs; ping pong tables;
quick sale. Apply 58l2 Nevada ave-,
Sunday. 2 til pm.
FURN.-French drawing room set. s
pieces, . straight chairs. arm
French walnut: in very good con.
dition. Was appraised recently at
$1,000, but will accept any rea.
sonable offer Can be seen any time
at 1850 Bellevue terrace. Wash:
70; .; G.; or call Wo. o-s.olo or
FnR "a . sectional, gray: red
armchair: antique rocking chair:
step table: pr. decorator lamps;
bridge lamp: Drexei table and q
chairs; gray cotton rug with pad:
desk sewing machine. ME. S-6524.
FuRN.-3-pc. modern iiv. rm. suite.
nylon frieze. built BY Fischer Corp.
Best offer. UN. 4-0242: q
FURN.--Mod. lip.. rm., bedrm.' din
rm., mos. old. New sect. sofa:
tbles. desk lamps. XII. S-0o35. u
FURN.-New Hollywood bed, box
spring. metal stand, $50: new IN
Table and chairs studio couch,
pectedIy transferred. Decatur z
GAS RANGES, new. used; repair oil
coal. gas ranges. ACME STOVE
l0l1 7th st. NV. Ma. S-S9b2.
GAS RANGE, new, used, installation,
PEERLESS SALE CO., 1897 Ga.
ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES--SaYe $50 or more.
wholesalers warehouse clearance.
New current models. Nationally
known makes. 20. 80, SO and AZ
in. sizes. Some with matches
oven lighting. Pay monthly on your
gas bill. no down payment. Open
Thurs. eve during this sale only:
Saturdays TIL noon. FULk AND
TODD APPLIANCES, NC, 2b0s
Columbia pike. Arl.. ia. 7-3S6e
Ample free parking. -22
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY
known firm desires ut.
tractive. INTELLIGENT young lady
single, age under 80. Must hays
initiative and be able assume re-
sponsihiltty. shorthand minimum
100. tipping fast. Good startin1
salary Excellent working cendi.
tons. NE S-6053. --s5
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8 needed for permanent positions
experienced help considered only
dement's. Ask for Mr.. stfauss. Else.
MANS. r st. at 9TH nv.
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WOMEN

25-45. for pleasant out
of-door interviewing in Silver
Spring, Nd. Work to begin tmmedi-
fare, Hours. 10 am. TO 3 pm; D.
day week: 5-hr. day. VIII interview
applicants selected. Jan. "a. Write
today, givins full particulars and
telephone no. to Box l4s-H. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20
TYPIST

Enter the field Of adver-
Using, now as a copy
writer. No experience
necessary, as we will
train you.
Write, stating age, typ
ing speed, previous en-
ployment and salary de-
sired.
BOX III, STAR
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Hk1O nf14NN1GO-p 10
APT. SIZE, TESTED, GUAR.
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
5-2a Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-0o7s
GAS HEATERS
10000 to $4,000 BTU, some with
blowers and thermostats; large
assert; guar. BLOCKS, 1746 Les
hwy. mr.. Key Bridge, IA. $500;
1910 Baltimore ave-, WA. 7-55ul.
HEATERS. ranges. stoves; new. used
(gas, oil, coal wood. elec.l ACME
STOVE. 1011 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952.
HEATER, Homart. 80
GAL, glass lined tank: $50. Elmwood
J 1865 si'ef ,A : AZ. SALE "a sss
OF prompt installation, good
financing. 10. 1881. 20
KITCHEN TABLE. chrome; chairs:
chest of drawers. desk type; lamp
table and lamp; small rug. Ap.
KITCHEN KITCHEN REMopELNG SALE
Base and wall cabinets, sos OF.
Formica tops, dishwashes, disposals,
ranges. refrtgerators on display.
Bring plan. 627 F st. NV. ST. s.
610G. Mr.. star, JOHN q. WEB.
LIV. RM. COUCH, sacrifice for S65,
including slip covers; inquire Apt.
21S, 1924 Rock Greek Church I'd.
ne. tn. 2-2945. ga
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AAA.l FIRM needs men for part
time eve. work: S37 so wk.; white
ear, age 1899 Can NE. S-2471,
II to 3 for apt. I'D
SETTLED WEIfE MAN. PBx OP.
EEATOR. Nest have thofough
kLoVledge Of Washington and near
II areas. 0its full details In ovn
hAndWfIting. Box 31e-D, Star. 30
PART TIME
Men, 2i-35. white: car. Apply 7:30
pm, Friday, Radio Bidg., 20S0
18th st. n, RIM. b q block
from Court Hoese, on Wilson blvd
Arl., Va.
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TYPIDT
Opportunity for young woman In
terested In career with casualty
insurance CO.. 6-day. 37a-hour
See Mrs. Cassidy. HARTFORD
ACCIDENT q INDEMNITY CO.,
1000 Vermont ave. NV. az
NATIONAL HpoTs. COLLEGE
Fraternity REQUIRES services typist:
starting salary. Sl76 mo-, bonus
and hospital insurance. Apply
MISS BEALL. RIM. 40. 1901 18th
st. NV, ma. s-1S46. go
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LUMBER

LUMBER
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Snecial studs, 3Sc; Turing strips.
wood lac: " piywood. ssc: 81. IT. IT,:
very low prices on other items.
Everything cut to size. Free delivery.
ARNOLD LUMBER co.
500 Cedar ST., rear. Takoma park.
D. c.. TU, 2-344s.
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Standard Coffee Co.
SIS WK. DRAWING ACCT.

Excellent opportunity to work full.
time selling o dignifled non-com-
petitive product. Interviews daily
ga pm. 9Th a., $50 p NV:
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AIR-CONDITIONERS

0I GO1lA3 O4EN4AkAhI
New 1865 l-ton 23O-volt air eondi-
TONERS. These are nationally ad-
yertised. fully de luxe. flush
mounted window units. They cool
dehumidify, circulate. exhaust, anc
also heat. Complete with thermo'
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
TELETYPE OPERATOR

TELETYPE OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED
Immediate opening
Starting salary based
on previous experience.
Scheduled increases.
working hours. a.m.-4 pm.
Or 10 . m.-6 pm.
No night. tours
7-hour day. 5-day week.
Monday through Friday.
cAtL ma IA. 10000. EXT. a4o
THEATRE CASHIER, white. l3 to {
daily. Can HE. 4-601S after pm
TYPIST, general once work; 5-da!
week; permanent: salary open
WILLIAM A. BROWN. 1873 Conn
ave. NV. -22
TYPIsT, 1880 w.p.m.. dietaphon,
work. attractive working cond.
37is-hr. wk. Phone Mf. Meyers
TYPIST to answer telephone. Ful
or part time. Good salary. DRAKE
PRESS. 016 New York ave NV
TYPIsTs, h.s. graduates. type 81
w.p.m.; good salary. paid vacation
and many company benefits. Cal
Mrs. Dodd, HEcHINoER CO.. 15tl
and II SITS. ne. 20
TYPIST (accurate); general once
clerical or bookkeeping experience
desirable: downtown wholesale Of
nee: $50; b-day week. BOX 290:G
Star -22
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hELP-WoMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO
mortgage loan executive; salary in
excess Of $4,000 to qualified appli.
cant. Call Mr.. Inlay. CO. 5.4422
view. THE CAREY WINSTON
COMPANY. 1923 Conn. ave. NV.
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CLOTHING GRADER 70 classify and
sort various. types. Of clothing for
slsanins and repair: Knowledss Of
softinE helpful. Alert. inteilisent,
preferred. Apply GOODWILL IN
DUsTRHs. 1899 2Qth st; nv, Q
COLLECTION MANAGER. thorough-
" familiar with all phases Of legal
follow-up collection work; $4,000
per year to start. A onee-tn-a-l life
time opportunity. Write Box 93-G.
IESfAL HYGIENIsT. D. c, license;
bart t tine; DIR. VICTOR N. JAIFE'
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Sill. sDs,.
Nd. Part time, 4 to Q pm. Reply
in ink stating age, training. ex-
perience, martial status and typing
knowledge. Box 257-G. star.
DRUG CLERK, experienced. to work
in new drugstore; pleasant sur:
pay. Apply In person. BERKsHfRE
DRUG. 420l Mass. ave NV. ga
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl Friday.
polite ally sophisticated and IN
afraid for liberal weekly: go
1O0 IOV-lS ot0As
FILTER SEAMSTRESs for small
Georgetovn shop: exper. necessary.
F oGa 9;sTS'' CLERK, white. nisht
work; experienced preferred: Sc
area. Call LII. 4-2223 after 2 pm.
oFFICEwORKER. by hotel
equipment arm. Permanent posi-
ton, 40-hr. week. Vacation and
sick leave. Some tipping ability and
accuracy at figures required. Apply
to 2pd-fioor once. E. B. ADAMS
CO., 81 New York ave; nv.
S4 mi; If. from D. c. Phone Great
Jr. sEcRsTARY to advertising d.
rector Of well established profess
sional society: 35-hr. week, fringe
benefits. MRS. RENNER, AID; A.
LAUNDRY. nat work department.
day or evening shift; best earnings
and dement's IN area. See Mr..
Gray. C AND LINEN SERVICE.
LOCAL MANAGER position open
with nationally advertised firm
Exceptional opportunity for quail
fled woman: car and phone neces-
check. For interview write this
paper, BOX 346-G. Star. I'll
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CLERK-TYPIST

Capable Of receiving incoming phone
ton; 5-day week: many employe
benefits: age 22 to 10: will train.
Call Mr. HARRELL. l416 Eye st.
NV. or RE. 7-5267. -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20

A eystems Representative viii learn
IBM's latest electronie business
equipment and with this specialized
knowledge teach and work with
customers In solving Tecord-keeping
uYoblems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20

81. NV. room oIo. - ~
BEAUTICIAN - Earnings unlimited
for industrious, conscientious op-
orator; 5-day week; vacation bene s
established clientele. IA. 2-9sso.
BEAUTIcIAN. hairstylst. male or
female. Manicurist and shampoo
girl. Salary and commission. ~.
BHAuTiCirAN. exper,: guaranteed
MARTINS HAIRsTYLING. 1880
Lee hwy. Arls Va. Call ia. 7-22ss'
Neutrality-suspicious. for sxps,r,
g s1, ags p s.t e Ranase. NARY "a!
BEAUTY Ek4fI 6fFER s1s2tis all around;
good salary and 50ss commission.
Latest modern equipment. 10. .
SSSS; sve osI ~ .;T 5,s6so o;v,., =, %.,-
msnsns POsi1i,G,Pq ss ALARM and as COM
st. NV. EX. 5000. .-25
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be good
hairstylist $50 and 4oSs commits
sion for 5 days per week, Change
for advsneemen. AgGysT1fN1Es,SS
Wilson a blvd. Arlington. IA. 7-3osS;
sooT6ktK idSSe iss'' accounts payable Tt
experienced: good starting salary;
many company benefits tncluqins
disqualification, group insurance
vacations, etc: excellent opportn-
Csil Mr.. HANDLER, La. 8-s727,
available for SATURDAY.. interviews.
BOOKKEEPER, thorough knowledge
double entry through general ledger
trial balance. Write Box 1870
nN0ExrRPER exner,eneed. good
hours. 5-day week; good salary;;
PEE Rsr sToRE TIT isS7 deores
Standardization HasPi 1880. 70,
MAGAZINE work; varied duties;
ton: $50 start. AID. 4-25ll. 20
BooKKEEPER.. automotive expert
ence preferred but general back.
ground acceptable; downtown air:
conditioned ofaces with congenial
associates. See Mr.: Moran.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.
1870 Conn. Ave. 20
BooKKEEPERs, 9-5 s3oo:$32I
sec sS. sypi Dr. once - sSst
Fils CLERK. Catholic ..aaa., s.,S ~;
1404 N. =. Ave. RE. 7-72se
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK
Age IS to as. One months
se%IOss5s v q large 1ss local iocsi
assn. ideal position for re-
liable person seeking tempo
rary employment: salary.
$3.50 for month. Box 6-GS.
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TYPIST

white. so words per min, Routine
tipping to start, with opportunity tc
learn dictaphone transcription
Permanent position: 5-day, 40-houi
Employee cafeteria. Apply in per.
son between o am. and ON.
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Reg. Price. $399.95

Special Price, $199.88
STANDARD TIRE d. BATTERY CO,
10th q H SITS. NE. Ii; 3-9Os2
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BOX 343-H, STAR
So &c H EMPT,. EXCHANGE

ASST. HOUSEKEEPER
Immediate opening in large hotel:
exper.; good salary; many employe
AMBASSADOR HOTEL. 1424 X
81 n a Pom ara 30
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FILE CABINETS

r1IE OAbIWE 10
100 4-DRAwER WOOD LEGAL LET.
TER SIZE: $40 UP.
$50 l-DRAWER ROLLER BEARING
STEEL q. FILE He cA 4II $3.50 UP
$50 STEEL AND WOOD FILE. Also
LARGE STOCK CARD FILE
PRICED AT SAVINGS Up TO 49,
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO
500 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WIDOW, WASH-FM-Ir
the Concert Hall: Ravel
Mother Goose Suite; Haydn
Trio in E; Gluck, Don Juar
Pantomine Ballet; Mozart
Symphony No. 80 in E Flat.
$3.50, WMAL, WCR, WTOP
WGMS-FM-The Republican
National Convention from
San Francisco.
1855, WWDC Baseball: A
complete description of the
Observation-Disclosures baseball
game in Washington.
sos, WGMS-FM Concert
Masterpieces: Bach, Chorale
We All Believe in One God,
Beethoven, Symphony No.
in d; Barber. Music for 9
Scene from Shelley.
1900, WMAL - C'Mon anC
Dance: One hour of recorded
dance music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-21

Shelton is sometimes funniest
when he's attempting to seriously
introduce an act. On the Sui
Ivan show Sunday, Red waxed
effuSive about the greatest ballet
team in the world. then turned
to a teleprompter to haltingly
read their names Kovac and
Robovsky.
I caught only the first half Of
the Allen show. but Don Adams
scored nicely with a comedy mon
ologue and the dance team of
Augie and Margo whirle d
through a routine that was
breath taking in spite Of the ex-
cessively tricky photography.
Did Kraft Theater hex Mickey
Mantle? The Wednesday
night dramatic series. set 1.-THE
Life Of Mickey Mantle" for pro-
duction on October 3. Mickey
went 2 for 17-bOth singIes-in
the Yanks' last series with BaIti-
more.
Most popular theme for any
comics life story these days
seems to be Gleason approach
that inside the funnyman is
haundted by gears Of the in
secure. At any rate, that's
the way Mr.. Shelton is analysed
in September's Cosmopolitan.
Frank Parker will be the guest
host on MICS BandStand for
two weeks beginning September
10-which means that he'll be
competing with his old boss, Ar
thur Godfrey. Arthur will be
back on the air during the Sec
ond week.
In Gale Storms new filmed
comedy series, "Oh. Susanna, T"
she'll play q social director
aboard q luxury liner. The
series starts September 20 on
CBS-9 at 8 pm. =. Competition
includes Lawrence Welk and Sid
Caesar.
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|AIcou Hour
Bit Of d Drag

The Alcoa Hour presented
an unusually timely drama by
David Carp Sunday night 20
PM. WRC-4) that in many
ways was meaty and reveal
ing. I wish I could have liked
1t better than I did.
1.-THE Big Vote" is the story
Of q political boss who tries to
get q 68-year-old judge nom
mated for Congress.
When the nomination is
won by a young lawyer, the
machine" politician played by
Ed Begley) becomes a defeat
ed man. But since the lawy-
er still needs his support to
win the election, the boss
swallows his pride and fol-
lows his guiding principle Of
placing party above candidate.
Despite the fine acting of
Begley and Walter Nathan
Gas the lawyer most Of the
hour turned out to be q hodge,
podge. There were too many
extraneous people brought into
the story. and too many splin-
tered plots. The pile Of extras
that were on hand Sunday
night dashing around the stage
while politicians stood on plat
forms and preached added to
the state Of general confusion.
The story could have been
q vehicle for Illuminating many
interesting facets Of local poll
tics, but for the most part 1t
adhered to the cliche. The
characters were never allowed
to emerge life-size. Instead
they were all tinsel-like figures
extolling in long speeches
author Carp's political phi
loeophy.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

6:15, WTOP (9) = Spotlight:
Bernie Harrison. the Stars
TV critic, subs for vacation
ing Eddie Gallaher.
$3.50. WMAL az: WTOP (9);
WRC az - The Republican
National Convention from
San Francisco.
1880, WTTG (5)-Waterfront:
Captain John gets mad about
the high cost Of insurance
to honest boat owners in
Floating Mine"
500, WTTG ~ - The Eve
ming Movie: mo Minor
Vices" starring Lii Palmer
is the comedy Of the prob
lens that arise when an I'M
inhibited young artist invades
the privacy of a young doc
tor and his beautiful wife.
$3.50, WTTG ~ = Master
piece Theater: A young girl
finds mystery and murder
lurking in a Southern planta-
ton in Dark Waters" star
ring Merle Oberon.
1890, WTOP t9)-$64,0 900 Cues
ton: Hal March is quizmas-
ter.
1880, WRC (D-Big Town:
Against the wishes Of his CO.
workers, editor Steve Wilson
hires a news photographer
recently recovered from a
nervous breakdown. then
helps the man to prove he is
still tops in Photographer"
ILLS, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: 81, Jane Doe" A young
French woman. driven to
murder, finds herself being
saved by the American law
yer wife of the man she had
killed. Vera Ralston, John
Carroll.
1l:2O, WNIAL az - The Night
Show: Patrick Waddington
stars in 'Black Tulip" From
the Dumas story Of the 18th
century Holland and a black
tulip bulb
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and comments were, as always,
easy to understand. (He also
seemed to be the reporter under
the most STRAIN. Quincy Howe's
follow-up observations were good.
but often repetitive.
X 4 4
Most Aggressive. Floor Man:
ABC'S Martin Agronsky. He was,
in fact, maybe a mite too ag-
gressive. Instead of getting the
news, he seemed inclined to set
up a panel show with himself
as a moderator.
Biggest Snafu: The wrangle
over CBS's decision to carry
only the last part of the Demo-
cratic film. Pursuit of Happi-
ness. on keynote night. 1t was
a misunderstanding that some
how was pulled up into a free
dom of the press" dispute.
Widest Disagreement: H. v.
Kaltenborn (NBC) thought Gov.
Clements keynote speech was
the best he'd ever heard. Ed
Murrow tCBS) thought it could
have been cut by at least 10
minutes.
Disappointment: The Murrow-
Sevareid chats.
Best Off-Beat Analysis: MICS
foreign correspondent panel.
Top Floor Men: Ray Scherer,
Charles Collingwood.
LOneliest Man: Walter Cron-
kite at his CHS anchor" post.
"a permanent aide, a la Brink
ley, would helpO
Most Revealing Speech: House
Whip McCormack's imprisoned
defense of the civil rights plank
as originally drafted. I'd seen
him being interviewed on TV
countless times, but until / saw
him expound at the convention
I couldn't figure out why he was
so highly respected. $50 now I
know
The day we should have tuned
out: The endless. stereotyped
nominating speeches for the
presidency.
On the Run: Funnyman Red
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WeD was claiming It's coverage
was the best" but the current
Republican conclave hould
provide the sterner test.
Most annoying commercial /:
One vote for the Sunshine State,
Best line: (Radio) A reporter
caught up with Carmine DeSapio
after a key State switched to
Stevenson and debated the Har-
riman boomlet.
do you hare any comment to
maker" the reporter asked the
harried DeSdpio.
"Take that thing out OF my
face" he snapped.
Top anchor man: ABC's John
Daly-by a shade. He seemed to
be more in command of his webs
coverage-and his description
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Swiss Visits Rise

BERN. - American visitors to
Switzerland climbed II per cent
in 1855, those from France in
creased 10 per cent, from Ger
many. 6 per cent, and from
Great Britain, S per cent.
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|ON THE AIR
|ON THE AIR
Some Uncounted
Convention Votes
By BERNIE HARRISON

Nominations from the floor (Of living ROOM:
Most improved cOverageNBCs Chef Huntley his make or
break assignment anchor solid Brnkey his
aide the BrnkeyS brief
and delivered in oand that neatly
with Huntleys.
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