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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-06
1000 in Field
AsMeet Opens
AT QuantiCo
BY BILL FUCHS

one thousand finely condl-
toned athletes. among them
some of this Nations best Olym-
pic candidates, gathered al
Quantico today for the first Ma
rine Corps Schools Relays, a two
day track and field extravaganza
The track at Butler Stadium
where $500 seats have beer
made available to the public
free of charge, has been primec
with an eye toward possible
American or world records. A
rolling and sprinkling process
over the last several days has
brought the quarter-mile run.
ming surface to peak condition
Hlghlighting today's actor
were the start of the Olympic.
type decathlon and completion
OF the 400-meter hurdles, $50.
yard run, 2-mile run, discus anc
broad jump.
Mile Listed Tomorrow
Tomorrow'S program. like to.
days, is scheduled to start off.
clally at | pm, and lists such
attractions as the howard higl
hurdles, mile run. l00-yard dash
44O-yard dash. shot put. pole
vault and high Jump and the
mile and 2-mile relays.
Parry O'Brien in the shotput
and discus. Ron Delany of Vii
lanova and Maryland's Burn
Grim in the mile, Lon Spurriel
OF the Air Force. Charley Jen-
klns of Vlllanova and Tom
Courtney, the ex-Fordham star
IN the 880-yard run, Horace
Ashenfelter in the 2-mile and
3,OO0-meter steeplechase, and
Don Bragg of Villanova ano
Jerry Welbourn, the former Ohio
State star, in the pole vault. are
among the top attractions.
Not to be overlooked is the
l2O-yard high hurdles field that
includes Lee Calhoun. Jack
Davis and once again Milt
Campbell. A surprising second
IN the 1852 Olympic decathlon
to Bob Matthias while a II
yead = old Plainfield IN. j.
schoolboy, Campbell pulled a
muscle working out Wednesday
See QUANTICO, Page CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-06
Seven Entered
In Tomorrow's
Rich Campbell
Good Weather Likely
For 100000 Race;
Broadcast Arranged
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

seven speed specialists, includ-
ling five top stars of the handi-
cap division. were entered today
for the third running of the
100000 John B. Campbell Me-
mortal Handicap tomorrow at
Bowie.
The prospect of a fast track
despite a forecast of rain late
today and tonight, apparently
scared off Chal-Mar Farms mud
loving Seven Chances, who would
have been a rank outsider any,
how.
c. v. Whitney'S game little
Fisherman was the first named
this morning. Trainer Sylvester
IVeitch made the bantam champs
entry official at $50. 1t WASH I
long before the rest followed suit,
with Mr.. Ethel D. Jacobs nam
ing two, Joe Jones and Man of
Destiny. The others were Brook
meade Stables Sailor-the prob
able favorite-Alfred G. Wander
bits Find. Maine Chance
Farms Jet Action, and Miss Ann
Uhlar's AIMS Love, the light
weight of the field at 100 pounds
Sailor Gets No. 2 Post
The draw for post positions
almost guaranteed a blistering
pace with Man of Destiny getting
the rail and Sailor the No. 2 spot
Joe Jones. whose fondneSS fol-
the Bowie track is pointed up by
two straight stakes victories
there this season, drew the No.
position, followed by Jet Action
Find, Fisherman and AIMS Love
in that order.
Clear skies and warm weather
are forecast in the wake of an
ticipated showers, leaving the
Ifast-drying Bowie track at least
good" if not fast, for the rich
il miles.
The race will not be televised
but will be broadcast on the
Nationwide Monitor program
over NBC. with post time ap-
proximately 1850 pm. 1t will be
aired in Washington through the
facilities of Station WRC. with
Ray Haight describing the run
ming Of the race.
Furnishing Test Seen
Bowie officials completed ar
rangements for the broadcast OF
both the Campbell and next
Saturdays $4,000 Governor
Gold Cup on the NBC program
One of the top handicap races
OF the year, even without Nashua
and Swaps. two Of the original
81 nominees who passed it up.
the Campbell is expected to be
a furnishing test from start to
finish. Both previous trimmings
produced records, at a mile and
one-eighth and a mile and one
sixteenth. respectively, and some
See BOWIE. Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
HALF-HOUR DRAMA
is A THRILLER

Tuesday nights Sneak
Preview g pm, WRC-4
proved a notable exception
to the general rule that half
hour film dramas are the
dregs of video.
THE Merry-Go-R Round"
a spine-tingling suspense tale
by the master Ray Bradbury,
fashioned by Mel Dinelli into
a lean teleplay had this re-
viewers heart skipping up to
the throat regions every IS
seconds.
The story, which told of a
magic merry-go-round that
could make its owner younger
or older as it moved back
wards or forward was SUI
perbly produced and acted,
The pilot Biography was
strictly top-drawer. For sheer
thrills one of the best mo-
mentS came in the last scene
when the camera caught the
forward whirling merry-go-
round, and then fell upon
the owner, now a trembling
old man, clutching in his
witheYed hands a string of
shining pearls he had stolen
as a boy. Sc.
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mostes'? Perle's series for
WTTG DuMont never materi-
allied last season.
The busy Vincent Price (he's
on Lux Video Theater tonight)
will also be featured with Gladys
Cooper and Cathleen Nesbitt on
the Alcoa Hour July % in a
drama entitled Sister"
Vincent not only won $4,000
on The $4,000 Challenge" but
a hundred grand worth of acting
parts on TVD
Viewers will get a pre- Caesar
look at Janet Blair when she
headlines an hour show for the
Chevy people August IA Is PM,
WRC-4.
Dick Powell's Zane Grey
Theater" has been bought for
the fall. 1t starts october 5
or CBS-9 at $3.50 pm.
Roberta Sherwood, the newest
singing sensation with the
grownups), will be on Vic Da-
mone's show next Monday
(WTOP-9). Take the word
of our Sheila Gallagher, who
caught Roberta's act at the
Copacabana in the company of
columnist Walter Winchell
whom she was interviewing for
TeleVue), this gal really makes
a room vibrate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

700, WTOP Boston.
Blackie: Blackie helps police
battle some goth century
highwaymen when payroll
truck is blasted out by a ba-
zooka.
500, WMAL (T-The Hour
Glass: Turn the Key Softly"
stars Joan Collins. The first
day of freedom for three
women just released from
prison.
$3.50. WTOP (9)-Climax: Fear
is the Hunter" Steve Coch-
ran. Anne Bancroft and Albert
Decker.
$3.50, WRC (4-Dragnet: Sergt.
Joe Friday and Officer Frank
Smith close in on the prime
suspect in a young woman's
Staying.
900, WMAL t0-Star Tonight:
THE Coffee Pot Incident" A
waitress in a diner falls for
travelling salesman. TV Key
previews: Slight, but nicely
done"
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Four Star
Playhouse: A captain is re-
called to Korea and later faces
removal from his command
after an impulsive and mis-
understood act of cowardice.
TV Key says: Worth it for
Frank Lovejoy's perform
ance."
$3.50. WRC (4)-Ford Theater:
Betty Garrett and Larry
Parks. married in real life,
portray a welded team of
Hollywood screen writer's in
"A Smattering of Bliss"
1000, WMAL ~ Bowling
Time: Pat Patterson meets
Don Ellis in the featured
match.
1000, WRC (4-Lux Video
Theater: A greedy man
strives to maintain front of
responsibility despite a muir
der in Sting in the TAIL"
starring Vincent Price.
1880, WTOP (9-Public De-
fender: The marriage of a
Deputy Public Defender is
imperiled when he persists in
defending an assault charge
of an old friend.
l1:lO, WTTG (5)-Featurama
Host Milt Grant introduces
film features including
"Canaries Are Fun"
ILLS, WTOP C9)-The Late
Show: Terror BY Night. :"
Starring Basil Rathbone,
Sherlock Holmes, commits
stoned to deliver a famous
diamond, meets more than
one potential thief as he sets
out to complete his mission.
11:2O. WMAL t7)-The Night
Show: Hedy LAMAR, Bill
Lundigan and John Lodei
head the cast of "Dishonored
Lady," story of an art director
accused of numbering her boy
friend.
1880, WRC az - Tonight:
Rosario Morales, vocalist and
judo expert, is guest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

questions about show business,
the subjects are suggested by
viewers. abe Burrows and the
Kean Sisters comprised the
.panel.)
Most of the questions in the
past were rather frivolous and
Mansfield, with moderator Cliff
ton Fadiman's undoubted sup
port. seems determined to get
away from that. Their main
problem, if I may be so bold as
to function. is that they now
have two shows. one a televised
Conversation" the other a
variety bill of unrelated acts.
The trick Mould be to integrate
the tpo - or drop the acts
altogether.
There may have been an at
tempt to mesh acts with panel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
TODAY'S' RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WIDOW. WASH-fm -
Beethoven, Symphony No. Z;
Schubert, Symphony in D
major; StravinSky, Pc
trouchka.
1880, WTOP = Bing Crosby
Show: Son Lindsay visits his
old man.
1855, WWDC-Baseball: A COM
plete description of the Wash
ington-Detroit baseball game
in Washington by Bob Wolff
and Arch Mcdonald.
sos, WRC = Can Freedom
VIM: First in a series of l3
weekly discussions on the cold
war, with Hardy Burt as pro-
gram host. First topic is
rs World Domination Still
the Soviet Goal?"
9:O5, WGMS-Concert Master
pieces: Beethoven, Leonore
Overture No. 2; Mozart, Vio-
lin Concerto No. 3 in G.
IO:45, WMAL-A Look at Indo-
nesia: A 15-minute radio tour
of the Malayan country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

port a show that would highlight
gab-by witty, articulate people
ON popular topics is ridicu-
louS.
Why it might surprise every
body by being as successful as
Information Please" was on
radio!
Producer Mansfield may be
right. of course, in making the
formal changes in easy stages.
His next steps should be to re-
arrange the set by putting Fadi-
man closer to the panel. Il doubt
if there is anyone so daring in
TV as to do away with panel
desks.) His most important
step should be to back Fadiman
and Burrows with a complement
of stimulating panelist partners.
People like Jean Kerr, or George
S. Kaufman, or Oscar Levant.
Abe was a mite subdued be-
tween the Kean Sisters who,
while they can be wonderfully
comic on a night club floor, are
not relaxed in TV ad-lib give
and take.
REWRITING to the question of
TV critics, one of the Keans
(the rugged individualist on the
right couldn't see much use for
the blighterS. The theater and
movie critic. yes. But review
of a show that's on once seemed
to her an extraordinary waste
of time. (This point has been
made several times by our
readers. They prefer news of
what's going to happen-not
what's been on)
Her sister disagreed. And Bur-
roUS, rdllying to the defense OF
the critics, likened them to
SentrieS-on guard to see that
standards were maintained. II
then don't, he pointed out, who
UiII?
kind of liked the fetching
sentinel-at-a-lon ely-outpost i'm
age conjured up by Burrows. 1t
occupied my mind right on
through Duel at Dawn" a
cardboard costume drama about
the dueling code &C. E. Origi-
mails, WMAL-0 and up to the
entrance of the peripatetic
printer on The $4,000 Ques-
ton" (WTOP-9). Hal March
made an inane observation to
Lincoln story-"B Bright Man,
Lincoln"-that woke me up. En-
Gdrdel
And Now to the News:
Wonder if the CHS Playhouse
80 production next fall of the
life story of Perle Mesta could
be the kickoff point for a series
featuring the hostess with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
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SIeepIesS Nights

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
CoyIe Appointed Aide
In United Fund Drive

William E. Coyle of WRC radio
and WRC-TV has been named
special assistant to Carleton D.
Smith, general campaign chair
man of United Givers Fund.
Mr.. Coyle is director of adj
vertising. publicity and public
relations for the local NBC sta
tions. He was promotion manager
of The Star before he took his
present post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

talk Tuesday, but if there was,
it missed.
X
This Is Show Business" might
be a far more diverting show if
performers we're hired to specifl-
cally illustrate questions asked
by viewers-without their doing
a formal act. Fadiman could
ring in the talent at the most
suspicious time in the debate.
And if the chatter were lively
enough, he could just forget
the ring.
The notion that there isn't
enough of an audience to sup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
ON THE AIR
Putting New Whiz
In TVS SHOW Biz
ION THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The panel This Show Business hesitanty undertook
to discuss the function of the TV critic Tuesday night 1880
WRC4 and it's too bad that time-and forced timidy-cut
the session short 1t was Just beginning to perk
skipped the program producer Irving Mansfield is run
ming things bit differently Instead of the posing
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FURNITURE UNCLAIMED Chaiso
t Tona S32; club chair, $40: Holly.
s Wooo ped, S24; sofa. S25: inner
sspoFnlns mattress. $40; studio couch,
s ss, c s5a. spring. S.: lawson love
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SSsaodle' SD; buffet, SO: kitchen set,
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FURNiTURE-e large sofas ebSou.
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house,
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a5lI Forest lane NV. Il
FURNITuRE---Moving, must sell i'm
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FURNITURE. maple couch. breakfast
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tuRNITURE-Baby bed, high chair,
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ANTIoUES-Spinnin wheel, English
s s,T sss,, lamp butterbowl stand.
and fne reproductions.
Must be sold at once, due 10 sale
OF home. Shown between hours Of
10 am, to 3 pm, Saturday, the
9TH and Sunday, the 9th. 4s13
ANTfNoUE. Victorian Rosewood sofa.
silk damask. full size. No dealers.
CAL Wo. 9;isa7, 2 70 9. %
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3-05lS after pm. -
OF 4 maple chairs;
cane bottom. Cir. 1880. good cons
dition: $50 Call JU. g-B0So. ---G
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pc. birdseyc maple bcdrm. suite
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TEACHERS. white. ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY. 134l g st. NV.
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SITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

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ne. or Seat Pleasant. WA. 5-S279
SETTLED WOMAN, colored. wishe,
light housework, no objection tC
children. AID. 4-5347.
BABY SITTER. Thoroughly expert
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work and child care. 10. 2-3ss7
g.
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GIRL, colored, reliable, honest; Inv.
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couple. AID. 2-580S.
GIRL, colored. desires ghw, or child
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coLoREfD' LADY wants days work
Mon. WEEDS; Fri. Hu, 3.9l74., "a
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sITUATIoNS-WoMEN

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EQUIP.--Office. cafeteria. and retail
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GIRL, white. between ages OF Is and
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STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921 9Th
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at figures no typing or shorthand;
d0-hr. week; usual company bene.
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Girls and women may
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EXECUTIVE Jobs in progressive natl.
oraan. Challeneing admin. duties
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CoLoRED-TO MANAGE rooming
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CHURCH, College Park. Hrs, g.5,
MOI Mon; through Friday. Call HA. q
sECRETARY. age 21-aO; national
organization has opening for /
competent secretary. Interesting
work; pleasant working condi-
tons and surroundings: group in
surancei retirement plan. Office
hours. 9-5. Call MA. S-2245 for APP
pointment $
SECRETARY. legal; pleasant air.
cond. ONCE; 5-day week: law ONCE
-expeE; REQ. ST. $4,000 d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and varied
work in district mortgage loan
office Of large life insurance COM
pany; 5-day week. company benefits.
Submit written resume, stating ex-
perience, age and salary expected
TO MORTGAGE LOAN. AND REAL
ESTATE AGENCY, Massachusetts
Lie Insurance Co, 700 Woodward
Bldg, Wash. ). D, c. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCT, DESIRES part-time accounts,
bookkeeping. payroll and tax re-
turns. RE. 1889. g.
work 'colored: references. Ii.
1865. g.
YOUNG MAN. early Dos. desires
temporary Job for approx. 3 months;
varied ONCE experience; college
grad. Box 1917, Star. 81
MARRIED, EXPERIENCED military
guard wants night Job or liv. quar-
tiers in exchange for part-time
work and small salary. no. 2-96S0.