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River in Warsaw. Richmond
County. Va. Capt. Sanders had
been close to some body of wa
ter all his life. AS a boy he
helped his father and other rel
.atives fish and dredge for oysters
on the lower Chesapeake Bay.
During his time as Harbor Pre-
.cinct commander he took an ac-
tive interest in the history of
the Potomac River and the river
patrol.
He was a member of the Leb-
anon Lodge No. 7 Of the Masons
and an active worker for the
Fifth Baptist Church, 600 E
street S.W.
His home was at 295s M street
Sc.
Survivors include his widow.
Mrs. EIia Sanders; a son. Her
man Sanders Of Washington;
three brothers and a sister.
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Nils 7. GronIund, Snowman;
Launched Top Sturs on Rudio

LAS VEGAS, New. April % up
"A traffic accident has ended
the life and show-business career
of Nils T. Granlund, 57-year-old
impresario of girl shows. radio
and television productions.
The man known as IN. T. G."
for nearly 40 years among the
great and the hopeful in the
entertainment world died in a
hospital here yesterday. An APP
parent skull fracture and inter-
nal injuries caused his death
three hours after the accident.
The taxicab In which he was
riding pulled out of the Riviera
Hotel parking lot. paused for
passing traffic and was struck
broadside by a car. sheriff's dep
uties reported. Mr.. Granlund was
thrown out Of the cab.
The cab driver, Don Mann. Sc.
North Las Vegas, suffered spine
and rib injuries. The other
driver. William McAdams, 80.
Las Vegas. suffered a fractured
right arm. ass
Mr.. Granlund was here talk
ing about possible entertainment
Jobs in this gambling show busi-
ness center. and as a spectator
at the golfers Tournament of
Champions.
He claimed to have introduced
to radio. when Station WIN was
atop Loew's State Theater in
New York. such luminaries as
Harry Richman. Eddie Cantor
and the late AL Jolson.
Something in the manner of
Florenz Ziegfeld. IN. T. c." pro-
NOTED and capitalized on pretty
girls. He said that as producer
or director he helped develop into
stardom such lovelies as Jean
Harlow. Joan Crawford. Alice
Faye. Ruby Keller. Ethel Her.
man and Marie Mcdonald.
Mr.. Granlund's literary agent.
Mrs. Bertha c. Klausner. said
in Los Angeles that the show
man was married early in his
career and his widow, Rose,
lives in New York.
Mr.. Granlund still had a
residence in Hollywood. al
though he spent much time in
recent years in New York. where
his career began.
He was born in Swedish Lap
land. coming to this country as
a boy of 10. He worked as a
high school reporter in Provi-
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Frederick Sterling Dies;
U. S. Diplomat 30 Years

Frederick A. Sterling. 80. a
career diplomat and former
Minister to Ireland and Sweden.
died here yesterday after a long
illness. He lived at 1850 Prospect
avenue NV.
Mr.. Sterling began his 30-year
diplomatic career in 1911 as
third secretary in Petrovgrad,
Yugoslavia. BY 1920, he had
served as secretary of the en-
bassy in Picking, China; as act
ing chief of the State Depart
ment's Division of Western
European Affairs. and as junior
counsellor of the embassy in
Paris.
During the 1920s, Mr.. Sterling
was counsellor of the embassies
in Lima, Peru, and in London,
and a member of the Board Of
Review Of Foreign Service per-
sonnet.
Served in Other Posts
He served as Minister to the
Irish Free State in the early
1930s and was appointed Minis
ter to Bulgaria in 1888. He be-
came Minister to Latvia and
Estonia in 1887. From 1888 I'M
til his retirement IN 1912. he was
Minister to Sweden.
Mr.. Sterling was back In the
news last January when Federal
Judge Alexander Holtzof or
dered $4,000 returned to him
after it was reported buried in
ia safe in the Florida Everglades.
MI. Sterling's son, Patrick David
Sterling, who said he had a
power of attorney from his
father, had lent the sum in
stocks to Leroy j. Blackwelder,
la Washington builder. Mr..
Blackwelder told the court he
had converted the stocks to cash
and buried 1t in the Everglades.
Born in st. Louis, Mr.. Sterling
attended private schools in this
country and Switzerland. He
was graduated from Harvard
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Capt. Otho Sanders, Ex-Heod
OF Hurbor Police Precinct

Capt. Otha r. Sanders, COM
mander Of the Harbor Precinct
of the Washington police from
1912 until his retirement last
year. died last night at his sum-
mer home in Colonial Beach, Va
He was IS.
Capt Sanders had been a
member Of the police force for
38 years at the time of his re-
Itirement. He was appointed to
the force September !. 1917 and
became one of the city's first
motorcycle policemen in August
1922. He served in the 18th and
5th Precincts.
He was promoted to sergeant
in 1926 and after a short tour OF
duty in the police motor shop,
he began a l5-year tour Of duty
as a motorcycle policeman with
the traffic division.
Capt. Sanders was promoted
to lieutenant on June /. 1912.
and assumed command Of the
Harbor Precinct. a post he held
until he was retired from the
force for disability. He was made
a captain July /. 1949. when an
act OF Congress provided that
the District harbor master carry
the rank OF captain. He was
the first harbor master to hold
that rank.
During his days as harbor
master and commander of the
Harbor Precinct. Capt. Sanders
saw some exciting days. Among
them were nine airplane crashes
in or near the Potomac River.
requiring rescue work by the
river police.
Born near the Rappahannock
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I'm Mrmnriant

HICKS. JAMES n. In loving memory
OF my dear husband. JAMES n. HICKS
who passed away eight years ago to-
day, April 90. 1919.
Your memory will always inger in
LOVING WIFE. JULIA HICKS.
JouvENAL, CARRIE v. In loving mem.
JoUvFNAL- who passed away twenty.
four years ago today. April 90. 1888.
We have only q memory. dear mother
We cherish our whole life thru;
But the sweetness will live forever.
uKR vi pry S5sfsH5e ths pfTSr' % e Gs
JACQUES. EMMA. AND IDA.
MATTHEW'S. FLORENCE s. tribute
Of love and devotion to the beautiful
memory OF our dear mother, Fl OR
ENcE MATTHEWS who left us
two years ago today. April 80, 1855.
When The pattern of life looks dark
And he threads seem twisted and
To the One who Is planning the whole
desien,
It's perfectly plain and clear.
It's all q part Of Gods loving plan,
When lie works in His threads Of
They'll @. only ~, make brighter the rose
so oil anc cafLb 5sEpisr ffeuScRErn AND
REGINALD
nuRAWsKI. Eta G. In loving nom
DRY OF nv dear wife. Eta c MtJ-
EAwsK1. who departed this life one
wear ago today. April ~. 1853.
! think NJ her today
Resting. sleeping, lust away;
Resting where M shadows fall.
N perfect peace che awaits US all
LOVING HUSBAND HENRY E. AND
DAUGHTER. suZETTE MURAWsKl
NORRIS THOMAS. In remembrance OF
T nv dsst son ,s. THOMAS NoFsRis' who
aso today April 90, iaaa
A door swung brienv open.
Our loved me slipped away,
Passed smiling from lifc's shadows
Into htlrht. eternal day
HIS LOVING MOTHER,
PARSLEY, CLARENCE. In loving mcm.
PARSLEY who passed away fve years
aRo TODAY. Anril 30. 1852.
You nlways. found something to smile
:. No matter how things did 90.
You always had something nice 10 say
That gave life an extra GLOW
You always saw good In everything
=, And you did such kind things too;
HOW lucky we were and how rich we
were
- HIS LOVING CHILDREN
SLAUGHTER. MARY L. In loving mem.
ory. Of our Christian mother, MARY L
eleven wears aSo today. April es. ieaS
Memorys OF q life well spent
Are still with us today,
Berying NJ q beacon
To guide us on our way
HER CHILDREN. JAMES, HOWARD
AND JOHN SLAUGHTER; GRACE 8
MozEE, MAHLE 8. HACKNEY, AND
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University and Washington Uni,
versity Law School.
After his retirement in 1912,
he and Mrs. Sterling, the former
Dorothy Williams of Washing
ton, bought and restored Hal
Icyon, a Georgetown showplace at
I3400 Prospect avenue NV. Mr..
Sterling sold the house after his
wife died in 1850.
Mr.. Sterling is survived by a
daughter, Miss Frederick Sterling
Of the home address: two sons,
John Sterling of Washington and
Patrick David Sterling of Hia-
leah. Fla; a sister. Mrs. Ruth
Frost of Lakeville, Conn; a
brother, Robert Sterling of New
York, and four grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing handled by Joseph Gawler's
Sons, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
INV.
A funeral mass will be offered
at 10 am. Thursday in st. James
Catholic Church. Falls Church,
Va. Burial will be private.
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dence, r. l.. attended Brown
University briefly and entered
show business at 10 as an adj
vance man for Marcus Loew's
musical. "Hanky Panky."
He went into radio at WIN
in 1922, then into producing girl
shows in theaters and night
clubs. He was master of cere-
monies at the since-closed Flor
entine Gardens in Hollywood
from 1910 to 1913. He took his
showmanShip into television, too,
running for some time a local
young talent show in Hollywood
called Hollywood Road to
Fame"
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.NASSER
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
.reacting las in the violent ma
tionalization of the canaD and
wrecking las in the wartime
blocking of the canalD but not
creating tthe much-needed plan,
for instance, for operation OF the
canal that will inspire the Gus
toners confidence.
What Nasser Wants
But what does Col. Nasser
want. and how well have his as
sets and liabilities let him
achieve it?
In no particular order, these
are the things he wants:
Power. Col. Nasser wants to
stay in the saddle. for all the
reasons that make any man want
to keep the position he has and
carry out his own schemes. In
addition. he tends to equate
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DEATHS
Annou ncement OF
Services bv Cha mberr
HI Mrmnriant

ADDISON. MELVIN. In sad but iovins
memory OF my dear husband MELVIN
ADDISON, who passed away nine years
ago today April 90, ipih.
The depths Of sorrow ! cannot tell
OF the loss Of a dear one ] loved so well;
And while ne sleeps q peaceful sleep,
His memory ] shall always keep.
Your end was sudden,
II made me weep and cry.
But OH the saddest part OF all,
You didn't say ROodbye,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. BESSIE.
FLORENCE, STOKES MATTHEWS. A
tribute OF love TO the memory Of our
dear sister and aunt. FLORENCE
STOKES MATTHEWS, who entered int
the GREAT BEYOND April 80, 1850.
The road into the sunset
40 one we all must tread,
Although II brings deep sorrow
When one goes on ahead.
Still there Ia comfort In knowing
We Will meet you again some day,
When. grief and pain are over
And clouds have rolled away.
Gladys NiEcEs AND NEPHEWs,
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GarA nj Chunks

LANGsToN. EVELYN Z. The family Of
MRS. EVELYN Z. LANosToN desire TO
express their deep and enduring appre-
tously indicated their sympathy during
cur recent bereavement.
ALBION 2; AND ERNEsTINE 3. Ed
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When thoughts run FOO deep
for words or teors

There are moments so moving that only the gentle
gift of flowers expresses what is most deeply felt.
This natural gesture creates special tie between
those who remember together . the beauty of
flowers eases the ache Of shared loss Your re-
membrance OF flowers will always say what vour
heart is too full to express.
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Attest JACOB SANDER. ssey;
GREEN, JOHN ALBERT. On SATURDAY
April go. 1857, JOHN ALBERT GREEN
81 bssa g sh a E. B. e oes ssor s.
also is survived by sister. Mrs
Mrs. Minnie Jones. Mrs. Carrie Foster
and Mrs, Elizabeth Brown. also many
may, call after 1 pm. on Wednesday,
z R. POPE sDs lIn''f 9th none SC
Funeral on Thhursday, April Is; .!
Church, 52Il B st. Sc. Rev Shelton C
Lee offciating Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
HAGGARD. ALDINE. On Sunday. April
u, lg57. at Annapolis, Md. ALDfNE
ba eSyes Natter 3, 1871 q s7th vs,
lock Friends may cali at the Lee
Funeral Home 4th g. and Massa-
ehusetts aye, = e.. until . pm, Tues
% das; Apr ina; s5 Services and inter.
HAMILTON. BERTHA. suddenly. on
HAMILTON Of 5i25 sth st. NV. No.
tice Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
HAMILTON, MAURICE. On sunday
April n, 1857, MAURICE HAMILTON
later Ar af sS s SS Jarvis " iuAef'
HARRIS. ANDREW WILLIAM. on Sun.
fGs sssDt ARr ASbsS%S h w ii LnfSSn' H Asc
RIs Of l.1 Thomag 81, nv the
ssoss ana Au ssSos.d Of R2G.Gh ph Hin
a. ". and Donald V Harris. He aiio
y survived BY q sister. Mrs. Ida M.
Bryce. and an aunt, Mrs. Kitty Harris.
and and, 9th. other relatives and many friends.
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BEACH. FRANCIS. I. There will be q
Aua.An. special meeting Of Printing
1 Pressmans Union. No. /. on
GM Wednesday. April "a, At
1918 am, at the Union
VE6IS once. 1908 X st. NV, to
NJ attend the funeral OF our
1S late brother, FRANCIS !.
EDWARD p. BEST. Pres.
ROY 7. DEAN. secy. Treas.
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sonlc rte az the funeral Of our lat
brother: HENRY 8; GiMPLE Al
EUGENE j. HELLMAN, W. NJ,
Attest, JACOB SANDER. secy.
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BOONE. HENRIETTA. departed this life

BOONE, HENRIETTA. departed this life
on Wednesday. April u, 1851. at Bal
tImore. Nd, HENRIETTA BOONE, be-
OF Sadie Hayes grandmother OF Mar
tin W Boone. She also is survived %
other relatives and friends. The late
Mrs Boone may be viewed at the
after 2 pm Monday. April ~. where
services Will be held on TUESDAY, April
20. at pm. interment Arlington
National Cemetery FAMILY may be
contacted at l3s D St. sc. 22
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DE BAUs. JOHN HAYES. On Sunday.
R sRs john i0 2xyss bsuR R.J AZ 3, H Isl
husband Of Helen C. De Bsus. Friends
asf7 Wilson 5I ne iV a. r vS un hpe
noon. on Wednesday. April "a. thence
TO Fort Myer Chapel. where funeral
services will be held at | pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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HICKS, JAMES n. In loving memory
who passed away eight years ago to-
day, April 90. 1919.
Your memory will always linser in
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BROOKS, ADELE. On Friday. April 10,
1857. at her residence, renwIck. Nd.
ADELE BROOKS, beloved wife Of wal
ter Brooks She is also survived py .
nephews. two nieces. other relatives ana
friends. Remains may be viewed after
4 pm. Monday. April -, at Barnes d
Matthews Funeral Home, GA Attn ST. s.w
from the Macedonia Baptist Church,
Bryans I'd, Nd The Rev. John r
Morton officiating. Interment church
cemetery. ~
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April 20. 1857. in Casualty Hospital,
JARRoTT B. LEE. JR.. Of lII7 Lamont
Sc, NV. the beloved husband of
Miriam W.. Lee father Of Mrs. Chaylie
He also is survived BY q son-in- Law.
Miss virsinia [. Williams and Miss
Addie e. Williams. and many other
MaIvan 4, Schey. Inc, Funeral Home.
New Jersey ave. and r ST. NV. today
after ) pm. Funeral services viii be
held at the Israel c, M. (. Church.
on Tuesday. April 20. Of pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS
7:3O, WTTG (5l-The Whistler::

1880. WTTG (5)-The Whistler !:
A harassed husband rebels in
the drama. The Lovely
Look"
$3.50, WRC tD-Dragnet: A
high school fraternity prank
results in fatal accident for
a l5-year-old boy.
$3.50. WTOP t9l - Climax:
Bait for the Tiger" A young
man is involved in a danger
Gus plot when he believes
that the girl he loves is in
league with some swindlers
Steve Cochran, Anna Maria
Alberghetti. Corinne Calvet
and Carl Esmond.
500, WRC t4-The People {
Choice: Sock Miller poses as
the mayor of New City to
pacify Mr.. Dodd who has
come TO town to sue for
damages caused by the
mayors car.
500. WMAL ~ - Damn y
Thomas Show: Rusty's lack
OF talent is a disappointment
TO Danny on the Talented
Kid"
$3.50, WTTG t5l-The Falcon
The Falcon finds himself in
volved with thieves carrying
dummy bullets loaded with
diamonds.
$3.50. WMAL (1-Bold Jour-
ney: An underwater study OF
sea life in the Bahama
Islands coral reef of Abaco
TV Key says better than
usual"
$3.50. WTOP (9)-Playhouse 90:
Story of Helen Morgan. torch
singer Of the Roaring Twen-
ties, and how she rose to the
heights Of fame and fell 10
the depths Of despair. Polly
Bergen. Hoagy Carmichael.
Sylvia Sidney. Robert Lowery
Reginald Denny and Benny
Venuta. TV Key says "a
classy production and a good
cast"
1890, WRC b-Lux Theater:
Color A young detective
helps to convict an innocent
young woman Of murder. then
tries to make amends. Alexis
Smith and Kent Smith.
1890, WMAL "a - Telephone
Time: A housewife and her
son are held at gunpoint in
THE Intruder" Joel Grey.
HIS, WTOP (9) = The Late
Show: A commander and a
construction engineer co-op-
crate with Washington to
form the Seabees. John
Wayne and Susan Hayward
11:2O, WMAL t7D-Premiere Per-
Torrance: A patrol is lost in
the Libyan Desert during the
war. Henry Fonda and Maui
reen OHara.
1855. WTTG ~ - Washington
Movietime: A young girl op-
poses her mother and seek,
a singing career in The Life
Of the Party" Gene Raymond
and Harriet Hilli&rd.
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three rabbits into a mink coat.
She was promptly invited out
to one house to work on a Sia-
meSe cat.
II you're a magic fan, you'll
drool over the other world-fam-
suS acts assembled by Christie
pher. The descriptions are hiS)
eli King STA fast, dazzling
elaborate Oriental act. He works
with bolts of silk"
ORobert Hardin - big scale
illusions with witty. offhand pat
ter. The South African suspends
a girl in space-and also moves
girls head of her body" "a
neat man. Hardin replaces the
head. to be sure).
OCardini-"Still the best in
his fleld-playing card and Gig
arctic manipulations."
oSOrcar-"This Indian master
saws a girl in half with a buzz
Saw-and descent use a boxY
creme Septembre--"An amaz-
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crown the Miss Glen Echo at the
park on May 80.
What were we saying about
Mother Nelson's new problem
last Sunday? Son Ricky, II. will
be featured with Peggy Lee. Nat
King Cole and Gordon MacRae
on a musical variety show set
for NBC-TV on June l.
Eli WdllGch starts on Studio
One merit Monday night an
other reason for looking
His last big TV role Dds as the
Dduphin In "The Lark"
ScOrebOard:
Circle Theater Tuesday
WRC-D: Those who decry the
work Of reform minded penolo-
gists for one reason or another
got the old one-two in this
documentary recreation of the
Rikers Island plane crash last
February. A newspaperman for
a headline hunting scandal
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Won Suppe, Poet
and asant Overture;
Kodaly. Peacock Variations:
Brahms. Symphony No. 1:
Elgar, The Wand of Youth
Suite; Brahms, Symphony
No. 4.
1880, WMAL-FM-Fine Music /:
J. s. Bach's Violin Concerto
No. 2 in E Major, with David
Oistrakh. violin soloist with
the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Eugene Ormandy conducting
500. .WWDC-Baseball: WASH
ington VS.. Chicago.
500. WTOP-Baseban: Balti-
more VS.. Cleveland.
900, WGMS-FM-The Deems
Taylor Concert: Shostako-
vich. Symphony No. 40 in
F. Opus 10: List, Hungarian
Rhapsody No. 2.
500, WOL-Good Music Time /:
Dello Joio. Meditations on
Ecclesiastes: Weber, six
pieces for four hands.
1905, WMAL-Mystery Time
A young man fights for his
sanity in a hospital where he
suspects foul play.
1880, WTOP-Music till Dawn:
Special feature, La Mer," by
Debussy. Paul Paray con-
Quoting the Detroit Sym
phony Orchestra.
Baseball Tomorrow
2:3O, WFAN-FM and WINK
aseball: Brooklyn VS.,
Chicago.
500, WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more VS.. Chicago.
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ing Frenchman who performs
some clever receptions with ami
mails"
Christopher's big trick, it
should be noted, is catching q
bullet with his teeth. This opens
up some fascinating possibilities
like Cheyenne Meets Christie
lpher.'D
Wandering through the pro-
ceedings will be comedian Ernie
Kovacs.
Since TV itself is a medium Of
deception, Christopher reports
that positively no camera trick
cry will be employed. This will
be announced on the show.
And. If successful. the Festival
of Magic" could become an an
nual TV fixture. The days of
the big magic road shows BLACK
stone, Thurston, etc. are gone
and perhaps. he says medita-
lively. Tv will do for his field
what it has done for others.
who's the greatest magician
today" I asked.
IF you're asking me, 1 am. 4"
christopher laughed, and, nod
ding at June. 'if you ask her, she
Is" The billing program on the
show has been solved by listing
the acts in the order Of their APP
pearance. he added.
4 4
Rating BOmbshell:. Madison
Avenues eyes must be popping
the national April Nielsen shows
Jimmy Deans new morning
CBS-9 show edging MICS
champ. Dave Garroway.
A local victory might have
been expected. since Dean Is an
area prOduct-but country wide?
The mail count on the show,
however. might have provided a
clue. The top pull in the April 8
to May 8 period was from the
little old state of New York.
Slightly over 10 percent Of the
mail-4.752 pieces-were from
therel
Speaking OF Madison avenue
haze you heard about the latest
drink concoction that's all the
rdge9 To vodka and tomato
Juice. add a jioOer OF Geritol.
Jack Perlis. the ace publiciSt. Gd-
Uises that it's called Tired
Bloody Mary.
On The Run:
The Court OF Last Resort"
founded by Erie Stanley Gard
ner to free wrongfully convicted
prisoners) becomes a TV series
in the fall for NBC. It1l be
seen Fridays. 8 to $50 pm.
Gardner will be well represented
on TV next season-his Perry
Mason is set for CHS on Satur-
day nights t7:30 to $50 o'clock
Efrem Zimbalist, jr.. who stars
on ABC-TV's Conflict" May %
is the son Of the violinist and
his mother was the equally noted
opera singer, Alma Gluck :. i.
Efrem's avOcatiOn? Playing
the violin.
WMAL's Jerry Strong will
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sheet was the principal villain
The script made short work OF
the opposition and, to clinch
the point. Commissioner of Cor
rections Anna Kross appeared at
the end to re-emphasize the mes
sage. The heroism of the prison
ers in this crash is indisuptable
and the documentary. from a
technical point of view, was well
edited.
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where most of the room is.
The TV staff was properly
bamboozled.
Veteran Christopher, obvious
ly, is used to working under
difficulties.
Some years ago, he was play
ing the Raleigh Hotel here and
as he Unanswered through the
tables TO the floor to do his act,
customer arose suddenly and
brushed up against him.
Splat went the egg in his
pocket.
This NBC-TV show is Christie
piers brainchild and Miss Mer-
lin. who is BelfaSt-born, is one
of the top acts he recruited for
the Hocus-Pocus Spectacular
Every magician has a big trick
and June's specially is turning
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