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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

TontChts top shows preUietUed BY TV KEYS stat,
ph0 attend Tehearsals match screenings and analpze
scripts New York and Hollywood yhete opinions are
offered a. guide 70 area Uteuers
Leave 10 Reavsa-Auns Martha somss 70 take care Of
the boys while their mother away She promptly buys
Beaver new suit with short pants. and makes him wear
to school, Beavers discomfort Is touching and the
show has plenty Of charm. 1880 pm. wTOP-9
ITrackdown-"The Town" Ranger Hobby Gilman Is out
numbered by outlaws, and 1t looks though he's
about to leave this world Robert Culp turns good
performance in q suspenseful episode. & pm WTOP-9
Court Of Last Resor-The Jim Compton Case" Tonights
detection efforts directed toward clearing Indian
convicted murder Is years previously Engrossing case
spoiled mainly by the fact that the outcome
In doubt. pm. WRC-.
Patrce Munsel showA bright start Pat dehes super
sition by singing This Is My Lucky Day" Friday the
18TH She almost winds up In the hospal) Julius La
Rosa joins for trip TO Tin Pan Alley and meeting
with hot" song peddler who croaks his latest hit
step the Rear of My Heart" Nice medley from the
up-coming Broadway show Music Man." concludes this
divertng half hour. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7
I'M Squad"The Specialists" This week, Banger masquer-
AIDES in order TO bring three safecracking
experts to justice They're pretty slick trio and have
bunch that they would have scot-free II the Tv
code weren't so strict. pm, wRC-4.
Frank Sinatra Snowflake Me to Hollywood" Moderately
entertaining teepay, featuring good performances by
Frank, Christine White and Celia Lovsky. Most Of the
story about the relationship between cynical talent
scout and young actress pure hokum but the ending
and some good dialogue make 1t better than average
pm, WMAL-7
The Thin Man-"Dead Giveaway." An intriguing .premise
for mystery. quiz show expert Is murdered in the
studio Though this should be prescribed treatment for
TO elevate TV standards Better than usual for this
SERIES $50 pm. WRC-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
A Field Day
For the Cast

James Mason. q flop as q Tv
host some seasons ago. re-
minded us last night on Play
house 90 that his real trade ID
acting. Mason's crisply shaded
performance as the director
spanked an excellent cast in
THE laundering Wave" Rob-
ert Alan Aurthur's backstage
drama OF the theater and the
people who make 1t like no
other business.
Two wrangling husband and
wife teams provided the plot
fireworks and Mr.. Aurthur's
basic problem was elevating
their difficulties out Of the
spoiled brat class. He sue
ceeded only tolerably In this
respect, but flrst-rate dialogue
and John Frankenheimer's Wig
OrOus direction invested the
backstage scenes with q fresh
and honest look and sound
that carried the day.
Joan Bennett was a surprise
as the embittered, self doubt
ing star and Franchot Tone,
as the husband, gave another
corking performance. ARTHUR,
who knows how to counter o
dramatic explosion with q
laugh, gave the latest and
funniest lines to his writer.
played excellently by Jack
Klugman.
This could be Playhouse eos
most formidable entry In the
awards sweepstake this season.
Bernie Harrison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WASH-FM--In the Con-
cert Hall: Roman Carnival
Overture by Berlioz. Sonata
No. z in c Minor by Bee
thoven and Symphony No. 8
by Schubert.
$500, WMAL-FM - Milton
Gross Show: Carnival Over
ture by Dvorak. Midsummer
Nights Dream by Mendels-
sohn and Quartet for Piano
and Strings by COPELAND.
$50, WGMS-Library Of Con-
gress Concert: Pierre Four
nier, cello: Ralph Kirk
patrick. harpsichord. Sonata
No. l in @ for cello and
harpsichord and English
Suite No. 6 In d Minor for
harpsichord by Bach.
$500. VOL - Good Music
Time: La Follia by A. Scar
latti. Variations on an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

It looks as II CBS's Seven
Lively Arts Is doomed.
Originally 1t was set as q &C.
week series "a fair test but
the diScouraging reception soon
prompted q cutback and the
number now is 10. Had the
series been launched with last
Sundays Sound Of Jazz" the
programs fate might have
been different.
Suggestion Box: A listener
suggests that WMAL-FM's
nighttime good music pro-
gramming be transferred 70
evening AM as well.
=
Ratings may be overempha-
sized-but not by some smart
agencies Guild. Bascom
and Bonfigli. for example. 10
very happy with You Asked
For It." which seldom achieves
the top So" or Bold Journey, /"
an ABC program that registered
only q 9e rating Sponsor
identification in the case Of
the Art Baker series IL the
highest OF any network pro-
gram And the sponsor Of
the travelogue series Is the only
company in It's field to increase
ats share in the cereal market!
The east Is set for the Show
Of the Month production Of
Thornton Wilder's Bridge Of
San Luis Rey" January 81.
CBS-TV The all-star
lineup includes Hume Cfonyn,
Rita Gam. Kurt Kasnar. Theo-
dore Blkel. Judith Anderson,
viveca Llndfors and Eva lie
Caffeine TVS current pre-
occupation with the star system
Is illustrated by Wednesday
nights Kraft drama, which
featured lin supporting roles)
ex-heavyweight contender lou
Nova. Comedian Gene Rayburn
and ex-M0del Sloan Simpson.
Top 10 network TV shows
for November 6-l2 according
TO the American Research Blu
reau): !. Lucy-Desi special: 2.
tie between Gunsmoke and
Perry Como: 4. Tales Of Wells
Fargo: S. Restless Gun: 8,
People Are Funny: 7. q tie
between G.E. Theater and
Lassie: Q. Twenty-One; 10. q
tie between Ernie Ford and
What's My Line.
Fred Coe. producer OF the
/ Shubert's TITO for the See
SaiO." signed that deal Nth
CHS He'll take ouer as
erecutiue producer OF "Play-
house 80" merit season uhen
Martin Manults shifts to a
moUte studio THAI old
NBC gang OF Goes iDiI be
shifting a bit. too. I'm think
Z {f0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
OTHER w
HIGHLfGHfS

600, WTTG t5D--RKO At
traction: THE Half Breed"
starring Robert Young and
Janis Carter. TV Key says:
Slow-moving western hasn't
enough action. A half
breed leads Indians in raids
against Arizona whites. but
finds he's been tricked by
swindlers.
$3.50, WTOR (9)-Playhouse
Of Stars: French Provin-
cial." starring Barbara Bel
Geddes. An estranged
American plans to visit a
French family who pro-
tected him during World
War II.
1890, WRC W-Cavalcade Of
Sports: Worlds invitation
match game bowling cham
pionship tournament.
1880. WTTG ~ - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: "Destina-
ton Murder" starring Hurd
Hatfield and Myrna Dell.
Girl takes a nightclub job
TO track down her fathers
murderer and falls for n
big-time racketeer (1949) +.
l1:15, WTOP t9)-Late Show:
THE Foxes Of Harrow"
starring Rex Harrison and
Maureen O'Hara. TV Key
says: Fans Of historical fic-
ton will be disappointed
with this dime novel tale
but there's enough excite
ment in some of the cpl.
sodes TO please less discern
ing viewers tl04D.
ll:20. WMAL (7)-Premiere
Performance: Weekend in
Havana" starring Carmen
Miranda. TV Key says:
Routine, passable musical.
Another musical made at
the time Latin American
music was catching on
u04D.
1880, WTOP (0)-Late Late
Show: "Lawless Rider" with
Johnny Carpenter. The
head Of a rustling gang
tries to get control Of a
girls ranch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

In yesterdays piece about
TVS DIR. Frank Baxter, l for.
got 10 include the note that
he'll be here In April for a lee
ture at the Library Of Con-
gress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniChts top shops preDietOed by TV KEYS std6.
who attend reheGrsals, match screenings nnd analvse
scripts In New York and Hollywood Thee opinions are
offered a guide 70 pieintrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

ANNNA~
can't read lines, he can't read
lines.
. That the best thing that
has happened to Eddie so far
are the musical arrangements
Of Buddy Bregman. The
Winter Wonderland opening
was q lifting. fresh approach
to q hackneyed tune.l
. That Bob Hopes Mono
logue Is a lot funnier on other
peoples live" shows than on
his own filmed specials.
Actor John Payne, whose
Restless Gun Western is part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

Original Theme by Roger.
Symphony No. 2 by Svend-
sen.
1880, WTOP - Russia. The
Atom and the West will be
discussed In q series Of six
lectures by George r. Ken
nan, one Of the Nations
foremost experts on Russia
and former United States
Ambassador to Moscow.
1885, WWDC - Steve Allison
Show: Guests include Sii
Cedric Hardwicke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

~~----~~~-~~-~--~
Of NBC-4's Monday night
surge. says he's sure" the
series Is doing well. Payne's
reasoning Is logical; They're
leaving US alone now" he
reports.
The actor Is also pitching In
with the writing and Is par
tieularly happy about the way
his Christmas episode, "Ths
Child" turned out. -. wen
see Il December 23.l
In 1t. huge. fierce-looking
Dan Blocker. a 3l0-pounder,
plays q mute who is under
stood only by a child. Dan
an ex-school teacher and @
gentle" man in private hfa
scored q hit on the series q
month or so ago.
$50
The current Variety has ar
explanation for the CHS News
blooper Of December 6-the
bulletin that Vanguard had
been successfully" launched
Whereas NBC and MutuaI
strung wire, from the Cape Can.
averal beach site to the nearest
phone tie-in. CHS decided Il
station its man at the phon,
site which was in eye-view o.
the rocket. And as with
all rockets. there was lots Of
smoke and q sheet of fam,
and the spotter yelled into hi
phone. There she goes"
CHS went into action and b.
the time the spotter realized
the satellite had exploded. Il
was too late. NBC. Incl.
dentally. was the only TV net.
work to preempt regular pro.
Rramming with q film report Of
| the fizzle.
49,
In yesterdays piece about
TVS DIR. Frank Baxter, I for.
got 10 include the note thal
he'll be here In April for a lee,
ture at the Library Of Con.
gress.
There was evidently som.
bitterness In, Piper Lauriei
withdrawal from the Mauric,
Evans production OF Twelfth
Night. At least the inciden,
Is serving to whet interest In
the Hall Of Fame show SUM-
day (WRC-4. :. Miss Laurie
said she withdrew because OF
drastic changes" in the
script. After the changes
she said. "the part OF Viola bore
little resemblance 10 either
Shakespeare's play or the orr
ginal TV adaptation from
which / had accepted the
role. The executive pro.
Queer. Mildred Alberg, replied
that there we're mo drastic
changes" but added that some
lines were cut from her role
There's no truth TO the cur
rent report that the dbbre-
utdted verston OF "TpeItth
Night" toiu be retitled Eighth
Night"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
ON THE AIR
N Turning Back
The Comedy Clock?
By BERNIE HARRISON

George Gohe took pie in his face Tuesday night WRC
from partner Eddie Fsherand jucy returned the comp-
ment during the credits Isn't this where in?
Cat this nostalgia clip Bere could be back any weekD
Some notes "On the Run" about the show:
That even when Eddie Fisher Is playing q man who
, 1957-12-31
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from page 81

Continued from page 81
are not limited to matters pertinent to legislation only.
Estate v Fluent. at .. 245l.
16. Weshould have preferred the Resolution to state
expressly that the committee was to function in the in
term after adjournment; but by the test and on the autho-
Irity of Commercial & Farmers Bank v Worth. 80 L. r. A.
261, if at least a clear, unmistakable implication to that ef-
feet appears from the words used in the resolution. then
the committee is properly authorized to function after
adjournment. The resolution in this case by clear implica-
tons contemplated the functioning Of the committee after
adjournment because. (a) it was adopted one day before
adjournment, and was signed by the officers of the Legis-
lature on the day of adjournment; () it referred to and
limited the sum of money to be spent by the committee;
(c) it authorized the Committee to employ counsel; I'D it
called for a complete and thorough" investigation of ex-
%penditures under Act No. 81 for three fiscal years, to wit, Z
fiscal 1954-55; 1856. and 1861: and (e) it required a
report from the committee to the next regular or special
session of the legislature.
We should also like to direct the Courts attention to
the fact that the New York State Assembly, one of the
jurisdictions to which we have referred. does not Specif-
Ecally spell out in its resolutions the fact that authority is
being given to it's committees to function after adjourn
ment, and this seems to be the accepted practice in that
State. See particularly :. As Of Legislative Document
1855 No. 83, State of New York, Concurrent Resolutions
& laws, as of May 2, 1855.
At this time when the Codifcation Committee is cod-
Tying and revising our laws and thereby is putting the
Virgin Islands on the juriSprudential map, and winning
for us place in the judicial sun, we urge this Honorable
NOu1L " Ol1oW Ii tS 4oOtoIGPS VI lit HOT0 enlightened
decisions and place us in the vanguard with those jurisdic-
tons which take the advance view in this matter.
For all of the foregoing reasons we respectfully ask
this Court to hold that the Finance Committee is lawfully
authorized to function, and that the Commissioner of FL
nance must honor its subpoena.
JAMES A. DUG
e%%E @F~ ALMERIC L. CHRISTIAN
#y Attorneys for Petitioner.
RECESS
The House recessed at 400 P. M, until Thursday,
April II, 1857, at 200 o'clock p. m.
AUBREY A. ANDUZE dds
S4"ess President.
8aNEaS2 A~ JOHN o. MERWIN
seM@MeMk Legislative Secretary.
Go be continued)
, 1957-12-31
.


number Of stunts, including
removing a pair Of pants, sit
ting on a chair on the wire.
The Black Arrow Steel Band
OF Bethlehem furnished music
for his act.
The Trojan Steel Band then
took the stage and played for
the crowd. They were invited
to dance BY Ron de Lugo, mas
ter Of ceremonies.
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SPOR rs

champions, Sc to 38, Farrier
scored 19 points for high point
honors.
In the finals the Lanier Gag
ers had to conquer the stub
born Meridian Bearcats before
they could claim the title. U.s.
ing the control - the ball
strategy for the last minute of
the game, the Bulldogs were
able to outlast the Bearcats to
the score of SO to so.
Rudolph Williams centered
the net for Is points for top
scoring hOnors.
Coach Smith, who has enjoy
ed an enviable record in bas-
ketball at Lanier declares that
this the eighth major trophy
won by Lanier teams in their
colorful history of Basketball
competition. He mentioned
further that this is the fourth
time that Lanier has set a pre-
cedent in winning laurels in
basketball.
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ported improving. Friends
wish for these and other sick
and shut-ins, speedy and COM
plete recovery.
Heroines members from
Madison County who attended
the Grand Lodge in Jackson
this week which opened De-
cember /, for a four days ses-
sion were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
cher, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
Varnado, Mrs. Flora Parrish,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Bullie,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Brown, Mr..
Edgar Phillips, Mr.. Richard
Jones, Mrs. Leonia Mcdonald,
Mr.. Joe Daniel Phillips, Mrs.
Lena Mae Phillips. There were
possibly others whose names
we did not get.
A most successful Harvest
Homecoming meeting has just
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-07
Madison
County News
Mrs. A. M. Bullie, Agent

Mrs. A. NJ. Bullie, Agent
Sunday, Dec. l, a fine days
service was held at China
Grove A. M. E. Church, be-
ginning with Sunday School,
conducted by Supt. c. d. Har-
ris. The Morning Worship
Service was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. H. D. Darby, who
brought a soul-stirring mess
age. Offering for the day was
$4,000. COME TO CHINA
GROVE EACH SUNDAY FOR
SERVICE.
On the Sick List are Mrs.
Pauline Rhodes, Mrs. Wilder
Lewis, Mr.. Robert Young, Mr..
Charlie Jackson and Mrs. Mar
garrett Gray, who had to be
returned to Canton, but is re-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-07
Prentiss News

Mr.. A. j. Finch was the fea-
tured speaker at the Prentiss
Institute annual Thanksgiving
Day program which is held in
conjunction with the home
coming exercises. The Center
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Lonier Cops -
Continued from Page One)
BY nj. C. Virgins

ny WI. u. WEIGHS
Lanier High School won the
first Annual Tip-off Basketball
Tournament of Champions,
sponsored by the Jackson
State College Athletic Depart
ment, Friday and Saturday,
November 1880.
Coach L. T. Smith explain
ed that this tournament was
the initial one of what is to be
an annual affair. He said in
his remarks to the students,
"This was a dream tourna-
ment, which has been in the
making for years, and we hope
it will arouse more interest
as the years go by"
The prize for the winners
was a massive trophy, measur-
ing more than three feet in
height. Although it will be a
floating trophy, going to the
winner each year, the first
school to win it three times
will become the sole owner.
In a special assembly Cap
tain Rudolph Williams presen-
ted this coveted prize to Prin-
cipal L. B. Buckley, who in
his acceptance speech, empha-
sized the fact that this was a
tournament of champions. Mr..
Buckley further expressed his
appreciation to the coaches
and team for bringing such
honor to Lanier High School.
To bring this elegant prize
to Lanier, it was necessary for
the Bulldogs to defeat Bogue
Chitto in their opening game.
This they did by a convincing
score of SO to As, with Clifton
Farrier and Captain Williams
emerging in a tie for top scor-
ing honors with 10 points each.
The Bulldogs defeated the
arthage five, defending state
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hearers to seek truth eternal.
"This day." said he, Thanks
giving Day, should be revered
for the pioneers who sought,
found, and handed on to pos
terity Truth"
The Junior College classes
sponsored by Mr.. A. J. Dillon
won the annual drive for the
second consecutive year. The
day ended with a heroic de-
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fensive effort by Coach Hol-
bert's Partners in holding the
fierce Coahoma Junior College
Tigers to a 90 tie. This team
had beaten Prentiss by a 500
score early in the season and
had held its own with two A.
year colleges.
Some 5000 students, visitors
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closed at China Grove AME
Church. Visiting ministers
were: Rev. Truvillian from
Jackson, Rev. T. Sanders, pas
tor of Lane Chapel and 9 of his
members who gave an offering
of $22.25. Both Rev. Truvillian
and Rev. Sanders preached
spiritual sermons. The har-
vest of fruit and vegetables
were given the pastor, Rev.
Darby. Total offering was
$500.
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vile professor, for whom the
Finch High School was NAM
ed, ran the gamut of human
emotions as he played on the
audiences heart strings with
reminis from the association
with Founder ]. E. Johnson.
Mr.. Finch's central thought
was developed around the
theme: Whatsoever things are
true :" He enjoined his
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-07

and alumni cheered the team
during day which featured
parades with floats and two
bands, ending with a turkey
dinner embellished with all
the trimmings.
Mrs. j. E. Johnson, Presi-
dent, was unable to attend be-
cause of flu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

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Our Cannon Sotino towels ore extra heoy
extra large, and extra absorbent, woven with
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Jockey Willie Shoemaker for his
ride in the Kentucky Derby.
Willie made an honest mistake.
He did not try to make excuses
and admitted he had erred in
judging the finish line. No sus.
pension can hurt him as much
as the knowledge that his error
cost him his second Derby.
Like the gentleman he is,
Willie has made no protest but
the directors Of the Jockeys
Guild feel that a dangerous pre-
cedent has been established.
They are apprehensive that this
could lead to many unjustified
suspensions in the future.
when the riders see a Jockey
severely penalized for telling the
truth they can well wonder II it
is worthwhile to be so straight
forward"
At Louisville. Lincoln Plaut,
head steward at Churchill
Downs. said he had received a
wire from the Jockeys Guild.
but that the Guild asked for no
review Of the case. I'VE have
made our ruling and we will
stick by it." Plaut sided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Jockeys Guild Protests
Shoemaker Suspension

CHICAGO, May IL tR.-The
Jockeys Guild today registered
a protest against the suspension
of Willie Shoemaker for his ride
in the Kentucky Derby.
Ike Bassett, the Guilds Central
Division manager. said a poll Of
the organizations 10 directors
resulted in unanimous objection
against the unprecedented" pen
atty.
Bassett said the Guilds stand
would be formally presented to
Churchill Downs stewards and
the Kentucky State Racing Com
mission, which suspended Shoe
maker.
Guild president is Eddie Ar
caro-. while other prominent
jockeys. are directors.
Shoemaker was banned IS
days for misjudging the finish
line while riding Gallant Man to
10 nose defeat by Iron Liege.
THE Jockeys Guild wishes to
directors issued the following
statement:
THE Jockeys Guild wishes to
go on record as protesting the
unprecedented penalty levied Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
KIuszewski Como
To Boston Clinic
For More Tests

CINCINNATI. May IL R.-
Ted Kluszewski, hampered by a
back ailment. is slated for more
diagnostic studies at. Boston's
Lahey Clinic.
The Redlegs announced today
that Big Klu Is slated to enter
the clinic next Thursday for
studies under the direction of
DIR. James Poppen. q neuro-
surgeon.
Team ofiicials also said the big
first baseman has been placed
on the disabled list. which auto
matically keep him of the ac-
tive roster for at least 80 days.
Kluszewski said. Il don't i'm
agine these new tests will be as
extensive and as long as the
ones just underwent"
He does not know II DR.. Pop
pen will perform the operation
on his back. Recent tests indi-
cate he has a slipped spinal disc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Hollywood Options
Stuart to Atlanta

PITTSBURGH. May II (R.-
The Pirates announced tonight
their Hollywood farm club has
optioned Dick Stuart, home run
hitting outflelder, to the Atlanta
Crackers Of the Southern Asso-
citation.
Stuart. who hit Sc home runs
for Lincoln in the Class A West
ern League last year. was q
spring training sensation with
the Pirates. In his first two
weeks with Hollywood, he hit six
homers. but he had a penchant
for striking out often and fielded
erratically.