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Destiny-"The Marshal and the Mob" "a repeat) Dan
Duryea and Ward Bond share acting honors in this
citing western with lynch-mob theme. It's up to Dan,
as the new marshal to keep gang Of restless ranchers
from tracking down and hanging accused killer. Sub
ject familiar but good production makes worth while
$50 pm, WTOP-9.
MIR. Adams and Eve-David Niven, PhleaS Fogg
down from his famous around the world" balloon for
few pleasant moments with Actors Howard and Eve.
Rest of the story has Howard getting his moherin-law
role in movie version Of Tanning the Shrew" and
arguing with his wife, Mr. Nven is a welcome addition.
9 pm, WTOP-9
Playhouse of Stars"Storm Over Rapalo" with Yvonne
Carlo Ricardo Monalban About cook and his waitress
wife in italian hotel The cook lazy fellow is about
to rob some American tourists much to his we distress
An entertaining one thanks to the lively Of the
principals, De Carlo and Montalban $50 pm, WTOP-9
The Thin Man-"Duke of Sing Sing" Peter Lawford and
Phyllis Kirk go through another half-hour necking
sion Despite their smooth acting, the thin still has
thin script This one concerns ex-con supposedly
out to get Nick Most of the action in the second half
$50 pm, WRCA
Date With the AngesCatered Party" Vickie decides to
give Hawaiian Style" party to impress Gus clients
The result is oftenunny show that contains overtoneS
of satrcal realism If this series would play down its
sapstick it might become top TV situation comedy
entry. $50 pm, WMAL-7
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scenes pressure 70 Withdraw
Louis Armstrong from an up
coming CHS TV show, the
Bing Crosby special.
The story further reports
that CHS is holding firm. To
remove Armstrong-who spoke
his views frankly on the Little
Rock Question-it was pointed
out, would only cause an even
greater Juror.
If this story is accurate. CHS
is correct in its estimate. Louis,
incidentally, will appear IN
Crescendo Sunday as sched-
uled.
\ 4 4 -
Miss Rosemary Clooney, who
had the dubious distinction last
night Of presenting her first
NBC-4 show opposite Gov. Eau
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WTTG (5)-Warner
Brothers Presents: Night
Unto Night" with Viveca
Lindfors and Ronald Regain.
T'V Key says; Boring. tire
some melodrama about the
romance Of two characters
who'd be better OF dead.
1949).
$3.50. WMAL (7)-Crossroads !:
The Wreath" with David
Brian. Minister reveals
identity Of a scorned derelict
at his burial service.
300, WRC (4)-M-Souad
THE Watchdog" starring
Lee Marvin. A prowler Bit
ten by a rabid dog is the
object of an intense police
search.
lO:OO. WRC D-Cavalcade of
Sports: Joe Giardello VS..
Bobby Lane in a lO-round
middleweight bout.
1890, WMAL "a = State
Trooper: tPremiere) Room
Service for 32l" with Rod
Cameron. Rod Blake inves-
tigates the supposed-swin-
ding activities OF an ex-
con-and catches the real
Swindler.
1880. WTOP (9)-Person to
Person: Murrow interviews
musical comedy star Dolores
Gray and seth superintend-
ent Of the United States
Naval Academy. Rear Ad-
miral William r. Smedbere
l1:l5. WTOP (9l-Late Show:
1T Happened in Brooklyn"
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with Frank Sinatra and
Kathryn GraySon. TV Key
says: Pleasant inconsequen-
tial musical about an ex-
sailor who tries to make the
grade in the music bust
ness (l946).
11:2O. WMAL az - Premiere
Performance: Message to
Garcia" with Wallace Berry
and Barbara Stanwyck.
President McKinley's ia
nous message to Gen. Gar
cha is seen as it makes its
historic journey 1886.
1880, WTTG t5)-Night Beat:
Senator Mcclellan will give
the summary. Guests are:
Bob Kennedy and Jack An
dersen. special assistant to
Drew Pearson.
$780, WTOP (9-Late Late
Show: The Final Hour
with Ralph Bellamy and
Marguerite Churchill. A
once brilliant lawyer, now
at the bottom of skid row.
is bent on suicide until he
meets a night club singer
1896.
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Patrie Overture
by Bizet, Concerto No. IL in
A Major for piano and or
cheStra by Mozart and SYM
phony No. Al in E Minor by
Haydn.
7:45, WGMS - Diplomatic
Desk: Guests are Keith
Kyle, Washington correspond
ent of the Economist of
London and Adalbert de
Segonzac. correspondent for
Fransoir.
500, WTOP-Football: George
Washington VS.. Citadel.
500, WWDC aseball:
Washington VS.. Baltimore.
$500, WGMS-Symphony Hall:
Ancient Airs and Dances,
Suite No. 2 by Respighi,
Violin Concerto by Walton
and The Planets by Hoist.
500, WOL-Good Music Time:
Variations on Bridge Theme
by Britten. String Quartet
by Boccerini and TIE Deum
by Berlioz.
Games Tomorrow Afternoon
1:25, WTOP-Football: Mary
land VS.. North Carolina
State.
1:55, WWDC -Ba seball :
Washington VS.. Baltimore.
2:l5, WRC-Football: Navy
VS.. William and Mary.
1880, WGMS-Football: Notre
Dame VS.. Purdue.
2:45, WPIK-Football: Vir-
ginia VS.. Duke.
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WARL-1So nc. Daylight sAly.
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NUST-I17o He.-DsyIlshi saIy.
WFAx-i17o ke.-Dsyllghi saly
NWDc-i 7so Nc. -7i-hsui speFstisn.
WFeR-ij1o Ee.-DayIishi snIy
No0k-1Jlo ke.-2a-hsur sDeFstlsa.
WEAM- 1850 Ee.--s an. tstan
u0L-ilso ke.-1sn 10 ai1night
WIDOW t5lo ke.-DsyiiEhi suly.
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WINK 1900 ke.-S an 10 ni1nlEhl
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bus. should have no trouble at
tracing the fans who prefer
their musical shows at an ele-
CANT, easy pace. Charming
Miss Rosie supplies the ele-
gance; it just comes naturally
Tennessee Ernie got in some
good comedy ticks and the
show spun along. with time out
only for an awkward. arm
waving. lip-singing exercise by
the Modernaires.
80 $50
Other new entries last night
we're:
"HGrbOurmdster":. IS: pm
WTOP-9J: The capture Of a
variety of law-breakers will
now be told from the viewpoint
Of an alert harbor master,
played by Barry Sullivan. A
gang Of dope smugglers was
in the first episode and
so. come to think of it. were
the writer's. Humdrum stuff.
O.S.S. $3.50 pm. WMAL-7D :
The agents first World War II
was fairly exciting to
watch. thanks to an ingenious
opening scene in a Nazi hos
pital. made to appear like a
room in an American one.
(This was how the Nazis were
obtaining information from our
fiyers) Ron Randell stars and
the production is a crisp one.
Votes for Werner: There are
many reasons why youngsters
get into talent contests. but
you'll have to admit that first
prize for originality belongs to
blond, 5-foot-7 Ann Werner. a
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Big Boom in
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] eIeyision Tomorrow-soturdoy. Sep. %. 1857

WcGM watch Mr. Mls Carton Circus A1A WY Dss Ysu Garden
"a lto
Detective Circus;
WITH Father asa
Stanford Northwestern
WIs-2 q HyAsuss snst side KISS
6, Capital
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On the
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folk singer from South Din
widdie street. Arlington.
Ann. who won Doug Bailey's
talent hunt Saturdays. WFCR)
over IS other contestants and
will be on Ted Mack's Amateur
Hour Sunday, 7 pm, WRC-4,
said she chopped the publicity
could get her elected secretary
of the sophomore class at
Washington-Lee."
(You know, it mighty
You will also do a double
take Sunday when Mack an
nOunces that this attractiveIy
prOpOrtiOned young lady is only
IA.
Ann accompanies herself on
the guitar-"but I stand STILL"
she said.
Said Doug. as they left. "You
ought to hear her duet with
Hank Bailey (no relation to
DOUG. If we can get a record
company going, we'll send the
first disc to you"
He will be held to that
promise.
Little Rock Notes: A long
wire from Charles Weber OF
CHS lists the number of times
the net work cut into regularly
scheduled shows Wednesday
Godfrey. Strike 1t Rich. etc.
to afford millions of viewers
an armchair seat at the dra-
matte developments in the
troubled communities"
Only one line was available
out Of Little Rock and CHS,
which had prior claim on 1t,
agreed to share It with NBC. A
pool" arrangement therefore
existed and the same shots
were seen on both networks.
Yesterday. however. Howard
K. Smith (CBS) was heard
along with MICS Herb Kaplow,
instead Of CBS's Neil Strawser.
On the Run:
A vacation item in this space
a few months ago - relating
how Ted Ayres, producer of
CBS's Face the Nation. was ar
rested by a constable in a
power boat while leisurely
treading for clans of Islip.
Long Island - resulted in an
unique presentation the other
day to two stunned gents. :.
Ayres and I are now fully Ii
censed to take crabs. clans and
whatnot from the waters Of the
village of Babylon. N. Y. :.
The permits we're presented by
MICS Bob Diefenbach. on be-
half of Mayor Gilbert c. Hanse.
over an appropriate compile
ment Of CLANS at the accommo-
dating Sheraton Carlton.
Three star deaf athletes.
Dennis Wernimont. Joseph
Maxwell and David Wilding.
will appear on Arch McDonald's
.sportscast Sunday night
(WTOP-9) with Gallaudet's
Tommy Berg to receive a spe-
cial People-to-People Friend
ship award for the American
Athletic Association of the deaf.
Local Premiere Reminders:
WTrG-5 on a commendable
live" programming kick. offers
two newcomers tomorrow night
Jimmy Dunne's "Musically
Yours" at 1880 and the Buck
skins TV Jamboree,r with sing
er Alice Sharon, at 10.
A penSive Walter Winchell
wires: Hope you'll be tuned in
next Wednesday October q
to ABC-TV when my new
series, The Walter Winchell
File. comes your way. Desilu is
Dragging but I'm just hopeful.
Regards"
+A&
ScOrebOard:
This is Your Life (Wednes-
day. WRC-4). The Ralph Ed
wards series launched its new
season on its liveliest note yet
with old blubber-face Phil
Harris as the surprised guest
Jack Benny was more appealing
on Phil's show than his own
kickoff Sunday night! One of
the chuckles: Phil wouldn't
leave the restaurant with Ed
wards for the studio. Said he
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ON THE AIR
Outspoken Louis
Poses N Problem
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The events in Little Rock again dominated the medium Of
~ yesterday Gov Faubus addressed the Nation 10
Channel 7.
But there evidence that the crisis having
other repercussonS- Madison avenue example
Weekly Variety, in its current ISSUE reports behind
, 1957-01-14

praisal of the situation in terms of the real needs. The EiSen-
hover doctrine, or plan, is worthy enough, but it was doomed
up to proportions which raised high expectations, The let
down is therefore proportionately great
BECAUSE OF THE NEED to do something about the
Middle East, this plan will certainly pass Congress, Few
congressman would think of opposing it because there is
nothing else that can be done at the moment, though it IS
clear to all that a more imaginative and bold program would
have delighted the free world, assured Middle East cooPera-
ton and shut off Communist influence in the area.
, 1957-01-14
Editorial

THE EISENHOWER DOCTRINEA CLOSER LOOK
THE EISENHOWER DOCTRINE is disappointing, to
say the least, as judged from,the comments from practically
all quarters and all shades of political opinion. Hailed as a
momentous and breathtaking policy which would at once
hit the bulls eye, the policy has left everyone somewhat
diSiluSioned.
LOOKED AT CLOSELY, the doctrine" leaves much
to be desired. First it S so indefinite that no one really knows
what is intended. Secondly, the program seemed aimed at
exactly the wrong thingsaThifd a policy, to be a policy, must
be twofold a. a plan, and ~ its execution. This doctrine is
scarcely any Of these.
IN OTHER ADMINISTRATIONS there had been doc
trines" such as the Truman Doctrine which stemmed the
tide of Communist infiltrationin Greece and Turkey and pro-
vided at the same time the economic aid to make these plans
more lasting. But before these came the Marshall Plan which
put Europe on its feet and brought order and stability out
of what could easily have become chaos.
H EISENHOWER DOCTRINE, it is complained is
too general. It speaks, for example, Of the general area Of
the Middle East" which covers much territory, and is most
indefinite. Then, too, military aid is to be sent to such Mid
die East nations as request it. Such a policy can be meaning
less because Of the tendency of the nations involved not to
seek American military aid, and also because Russia is GER
tainlv not setting out to engage in military action. il. that
area. All of Russia's work will be through utilization and
subverSion.
VIEWED REALISTICALLY the needs of The Middle
East are threefoId: ID the need for genuine peace between
Israel and her Arab ~neighbors; ~ the need to face the retu-
Gee problem. Millions of these are in camps, living in squalor,
representing a highly dsgruntled menace and a source OF
embarrassment to all involved. And 81 even morethan mill
tary aid is the need for water. With water crops can De
roDn deserts made fertile and work provided for millions.
IT WOULD E as if there is great need for reap
, 1957-01-14
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The Nome nugget., 1957-12-23

LITTLE AMERICA, Antarc- tica, Rt-A US. crew learned off cially Saturday that big Russian tractor train reached the vicinity of the geomagnetic South Pole last Monday.
 A message received by the ant arctic headquarters of the Inter national Geophysical Year said 27 men and 10 tractors from the So- viet coastal station of Mirny had reached the area where Russian station is planned.
 The Russians also said they had no plans to launch a Soviet earth satellite from Antarctica, as has been rumored.
 The Soviet scientists said, how ever, the Russian icebreaker Ob will launch meteorological rock cts in western Antarctica before returning home. The icebreaker sent up some rockets in the South Atlantic before reaching Mirny with personnel and supplies.
 Soviet scientists reported their tractor train passed over a plateau with a maximum elevation o1 12,500 feet above sea level. The train reached Vostok II, almost 900 miles from the US. base al the geographical South Pole bu1 only a few miles from the geo. magnetic pole.
 The magnetic pole is one of the points at which the earth's mag
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-23
Russian Tractor Train in Antarctic
 Nears Ceomagnetic South Pole

 netic lines of force would seem to converge if seen from outer space. Answering questions sent by US scientists, the Russians said they had recorded winds up to 134 miles an hour one night at Bung- CTS Hill, near a Russian coastal station 200 miles west of Mirny. This is apparently not an antarc- tic record.
 The lowest temperature the Russians experienced was 99.8 de- grees below zero, recorded at Vos- tok I, 400 miles south of Mirny. US. scientists have recorded 102.1 l below at the geographic pole.
 The Russians also said they had tracked both earth satellites by radio but failed to see either.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-23
Bob Hope Brings Big Group of Entertainers to US. Servicemen in Japan

F'UKUOKA, Japan, RBob Hope brought big troupe of Christmas entertainers to Japan Saturday and put on a show with in IS minutes after arrival at the Itazuke air base from Okinawa.
 AJapanese kimono girls fed the entertainers steaming sake, a rice wine, to brace them against cold winds.
 Careful" Hope warned the troupe, "that stuff is potent. It might end the show right now"
 Jayne Mansfield got the drinks name confused. ssIt's so cold here the sukiyaki is turning to ice in my throat" she squealed into microphone, "but it's very good"
 None of the 2,5O0 US. service families and Japanese present in terrupted the buxom actress to tell her sukiyaki is beef dish.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-23
Girl Scout News

At a meeting of the 9th grade Girl Scouts last week niliG sgi7lS were invested as members. Their names are: s sg. M <. Jon Ella Gillespie, Sonya Coom- ara, Erma Komaskhuk, Mary Pas quan, Alice Atuk, Edna Teayol- meak, Rosemary Barber, Ruth Okitkon, Shirley Bailey.
 There were two mothers and two visitors present. Our leader is Mrs. Casperson.
 Sonya Coomara, Scribe
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-23
More Secrecy Enforced at
 Missile Test Site

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, 'R,-- The Air Force moved Saturday toward a complete boxing off of the approaches to the missile test center from which Americas mightiest long-range pilotless air weapons are launched.
 A coastal observation post about three miles north of the center will be blocked. This is the only private property from which clear pictures can be made of the launching of the Atlas ICBM.
 The next nearest suitable ob- servation post is about twice as far from the cape.
 Last week the road into the best shoreline observation post some four miles from the test center was closed to all persons with cameras, binoculars, walkie-t -talkie sets or automobile radio-tele- phones.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-23

In colonial days, the American Indians dried and smoked oy- sters.
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smoIl-fry treats
by MEM Of Vienna"

imported from Vienna for the dearest
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hobo JOE" is q real
Christmas doll

t5Ol He's toy, too. for tiny tots :.
greet os q stocking suffer for any oqe.
LII Hobo Joe, 81 Big Hobo Joe, 81
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