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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Marches am collection opens New YorkS KnoedIer Gal
eres the public will Of the ways he has made money
him providing pleasure for himself and others.
Assembling the exhibition not just the usual simple
transfer of pictures from the walls Of collectors home
those Of gallery. Marches doesn't have home in the
conventional He has residences in New York. Lon
don, Paris Athens, ST. Mortz and the French Rivera
But he spends most time his l90-foot yacht Creole
today the largest privately owned sailing vessel in the world
good part Of his collection travels with him the yacht
cruises through the Mediterranean for about six months
of the year. On board, ne - Continued on page 10
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By EMILY oGNAUER
AMfhor of Best Of Art"

Sawos Narchos Greek tanker king and the worlds Iag
est independent ship operator is also one of the worlds
richest men, His fortune mostly made since the has
been estimated $3.50 million On the matter Of money,
therefore. ne must be considered an expert.
Recently he summed up his advice that subject for
visitor: Il have only rule about money. Let
money serve you, not vice versa"
This week. when exhibition Of part Of the magnificent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
One Good Rule About
Il comes from an expert -

shipping stavros Marches
$3.50 biggest floating gallery
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KENWOODCLUB
col E00
300 RADNoR COURT

500 RADNOR COURT
Here's new stone-end- brick split
Level on q l4-acre wooded lot. lust
a stones throw to the goii course:
studio liYine room, family dining
room. all electric Kitchen. step-uD
TO > twin-sized bedrooms and ,
tile baths with vanitories: above
ground rec room with n bath: OPEN
ing through French doors TO rear
yard. room tor A.h bedroom: side
screened porch; carport. Excellent
terms to suit. Within walking to
all conveniences. Open noon to dark.
Directions: Dat Wisconsin ave. to
Bradley blvd. lett "a mile to Colds
boro rd... left . blocks to Radnor I'd,
property. W. B. WRIGHT, Realtors,
EN-. $4,000
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WEsTGATE
4M % FINANCING

Z n 10 14N1A4NN14NO
Various styles from S24,-
500 split-levels. Cape Cod,
in an unsurpassed location
and combining all the features
in demand on today's market.
Open daily until dark. or for
further information. call MA.
S-5140 or OIL. 1850. ewes.
OIL. 6-63l1 or EN-. 3-9551.
Dir Out Mass. ave. blk.
beyond Westmoreland circle.
turn right on jamestown I'd,
3 hlks To exhibit house
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Rock Creek Hills
NEW RAMBLER
5000 OLD SPRING RID.

APFROX. Fa-ACRE LOT
Fully air-conditioned. new. CENTER
hall rambler on gorgeous, level lot,
139xl39 3 er-than-average bed
closets: soft. clubroom. grade level
beautifully finished in Honduras
mahogany with fireplace. The big
Kitchen with large breakfast nook
is the ultimate in design and equip
ment. The large living and sep. din
ing room both have large picture
windows, gear built in garage with
to sell quickly Open | til dark.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. about
mi; beyond Chevy Chase circle to
kensington pkwy lat trafic light
pear right on Kensington pkwy to
saul I'd, then right to Old Spring
rd and opcn sign. Exclusive.
W. b. WRIGHT. 5Q9l WIS. AVE.
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COLMAR MANOR

2-story frame asbestos single:
suitable for lgs. family: full bsmt.,
hot-water heat. Only asking S13,.
500: $1,000 will handle, balance like
rent
Emmett S. Mast, Real Estate
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Fxcitina

Lewisdale rambler; almost new:
sturdy brick construction: 3 gor-
geous pedrms., Venetian-type din.
rm., 22-ft. liy. I'm. featuring Roman
brick flrepl.; Richmond bound
owner says sell today at S13.950.
Only 81 900 down. W. r. HUGHES
CO, AP. 7-1400 til 3 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING. / YR.
RAMBLER. REC. RIM, 2 FULL
BATHS. Ice. MODERN EQUIPPED
KIT TU. 2-31S1.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
$16.750-NEW BRICK

Immed. occup: last 3 ramblers,
on Halleck ST.: IL baths, daylight
bsmt. firepls. Out Gateway blvd.
TO 18th ave. right to model house.
1888 Halleck ST.
FOX BROS III Q-1177
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CHEVERLY

CHEVERLY
OPEN DAILY. 10-5:30. 1907 Crest
ave. New 2-story brick-and-fr frame
Colonial: Ike. liv. rm. with firepl..
din. rm., complete kit. bedrm. and
"a bath on LIST A.. 2 lge bedrms. and
bath on Ind A.; full bsmt. with "a
bath: built-in garage under ige scr.
porch; oak-trimmed throughout.
Open 1880. 571S Lockwood I'd.
4 bedrms.. 2-bath Cape Cod; full
bsmt.. built-in garage; complete kit:
practically new; owner leaving town
and must sell. Only S19.650.
30O5 Laurel ave-: 2-story brick;
liv. rm.. family-size din. rm.. kit,
3 bedrms., bath; side scr. porch: full
bsmt. VA appraised at $15.400; re-
duced for quick sale to S14,950.
Emmett S. Mast, Real Estate
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HOWEH q co.
REALTORS GAITHERsBURG 600
BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT
FIRM TRADES

Builder closing out last and best
splil-levcl with lpr liv. rm,. . fire-
places. 3 Ice. bedrms., de luxe kit
gigantic finished rec. rm, over 100
50 IT,. double garage Under SEQ
900 with FIRST trust at $4,000 1T
g.! SS syailabls biz ", trade. >, omen
1854 Directions Out 18th st. 10
East.west hwy then left on East.
West hwy. about half mile to
sundale Dr., right 4 blocks 10 Porter
rd.. then tight on Porter I'd. block
TO model house a. sl5 haywood I'd.
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LOOKING FOR TERMS?--3-h-e

LOOkING FOR TERMS?-3-bedrn1.
with picture window. equip. kit
with snack bar: sliding, closet
drs,; fenced lot with patio: 81, $50,
LOCO dn. and take over loan.
FRINGE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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Gaithersburg Realty. Inc.

OLDER TYPE COMFORTABLE
HOME IL good location. in Gath
ersburg: 3 large hedrms. fun bSmt;
lot 95x200; Sl4. 500.
NEW. MODERN 3-BEDRM RAM
BIER. IN GaithersburR; full base
ment: SIS. $50.
MODERN a-BEDROOM BRICK
RAMBLER. nr. Acc: full base
ment; slaa $50.
MODERN 4-BEDRM. HOME. in
Rockville full basement; S14. 200:
81 200 down.
Pc 0-Qdd0 Gaitl,orehurr,h n1
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WILDEKCROFT-A cute 5-rm. home
with lRe. liv. rm., din. rm., EQUIP,
KIT: expans. attic. full bsmt., iee.
lot; only SIl, 500, $1,000 down
NJ mo. HUDSON RIAL ESTATE,
UN 4-15l5. UN 4-7IT1
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REDWOOD RAMBLER,

custom built with features You
dream about; de luxe kit. with
surface range and wall oven. sep.
din. rm., big liy rm: full. day
lght bsmt., flreplaces. Bargain
puy at Sl5,95O. PRINCE GEORGES
BROPERTIES Ap 2 e--d -
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SHANNON &LUCHS co.

CONNECTICUT GARDENS
OPEN SUM-, 2 TIL 5
1901 Adams dr.-Lovely detached
bungalow on nice lot with full bsmt.
Small down payt and easy terms
with Ice. A. first trust. Out Georgia
to Viers Mill left TO Gail ST.. left
blk, TT. on Huggins dr.. ri. on
Adams Mr.. Bender. 10 1851.
LYMAN C. DELE CO., INC. ST.
3-35oo
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WOODLAND. $4,000, semi-det
brick, 3 bdrm. on corner Iot Eiii
pine basement. with bar. Closed
rear porch. fun G-E kit. Mr.. school.
washington and Baltimore Park
way. BY owner. AP. 1-46l5
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4:BEDRM. BRIcK RAMBLER; L.,

nv. TN SEP. OH. mn eoulp, klt
with auto. washer, screened porch
ana 2-car garage: End bath.
roughed in. Sl3,956. FLA terms.
NJ. parkway PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. kP. 5-1774
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3-BEDRM. FIESTA RHMBIER. oni,

! yr. old: English bsmt. with pic
ture window and roughed-in bath,
equip. kit. with disposal and break
last bar: extras Ralore good FILA
terms or take over balance due.
PRINCE GEORGES ROPERTIES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

S12.500 for bedrms. ain rm.,
2 porches. att. garage; h.-wh. walk
to shop. schools. transp.. 3 min.
dntn; terms arranged. WALCROFT
REAL ESTATE, UN. $4,000 or AP.
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LANGLEY PARK

LANHAM Imagine a home OF YOUR
own for only S6.950i2 2-bedroom
asbestos shingle. 4 years old with
basement. , minutes walk to school.
Estate, AP. 1901 ' OF uN. I.
XIX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

Mr.. OUR LADY OF SORROWS
SCHOOL - 5-rm. brick bungalow
with cxpansible upstairs, full bsmt.
and rec. rm.: dishwasher and dis.
poSal; $l4. 500. Call HE. 4-640O.
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EVANSVILLE. MD, walk 10 st.
Jerome,,s and public schools--Large
all-briok home: entrance hail. cleo
kitchen. . baths. 3 bedrms.. base
ment, hot-water heat, garage. .
blocks TO bus. To inspect. call A. H,
SEIDENSPiNNER. Realtor, WA. =
INN nr LA n-lGEn
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

- VI ElIN EJVINt T sDW 10 y
This desirable property, con-
yeniently located in an excel neigh
borhood is within walking distance
spoS fnSo'S family snecisi nv pg pd
considerably under official appraisal
at $4,000 Ewes, RE. 6-5306.
Crawford & Bandy, Inc.
REALTORS RE b-gl0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

OPEN - POWDER Mill, HOMFG
Powder Mill and Emack rd' NV
New. .split-leyels; 3 bedrms. and
Den. Ia baths; CT only $3.50
down. HE. 4-4559, NELSON
REALTY CO. HE. 4-95SR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

WHshlnEIon GfOVt, Mo,
GaitherSburg 247-J
CLOSE-IN 5-acre farmette with g.
room house., outbuildines, stocked
lake. etc. SIA,0bO.
GAITHERSBURG 3-bedroom
rambler. full basement rec. room.
large lot. trees, fenced and only
Sl5,B5O with $4,000 cash
COUNTRY HOME, In excellent con.
dition; on highway. . bedrooms, 2ia
baths, on about acre with trees.
shrubbery and fruit. $4,000, with
$4,000 cash.
MANY OTHERS. Tell us what you
need.
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SPLIT-LEYEL HOMES, SI6,250 -
F1nest all-brick homes in city. Has
iull bSmt;. very lge. ultramodern
Ridge subdivision, adjacent to al
Margaret's Church at Addison I'd
and Central ave. over go sold and
occupied. GI approved, trades
taken. Alec de luxe brick rambIers
at $1,000: Call MR.. OHGE, RE.
ESTATE. Ii. 7-2I00.
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HUGE LOT with s0-foot frontage
with garage; table space in kit.
separate din rm.. good old fash
Toned h.-w,h.; stove and refgr. in
cluded. Price only $4,000 easy
terms. JAMES C. CONLEY & CO,
APP 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
CHEVY CHASE

Beautiful Old English Co.
lonial in exclusive Chevy
Chase Country Club area,
ideal for large scale enter
tanning, o bedrooms, 3 baths,
this. well built home with
solid oak floors offers much
TO q large family!
KORZENDOREER
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OPEN 2 'TM S

5429 HUMPHREY DRIVE
bedFms. e; on O ind H.; M-a SIeh lot With
100 IT. frontage by $50 It. deep. bet.
garage. Beaut condition. owner
transferred. must sell. For details.
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10.
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KENWOOD-S42 500

An outstanding value in an en-
elusive community OF higher rriced
homes Center-hall Colonial featur-
ing den. and powder rm on LIST a:
screened porch; 3 bedrooms. . baths,
md o.; GARAGE Magnificent level lot,
l05xl22 Cau Mr.. Maury. KE.
1-l31O; ewes. OIL. 6-467f
STUART s. MAURY. REALTORS
52O7 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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NR. MARYLAND U.--Brick rambler.
s11.500 Assume Gi loan so mo.
Bargain. BRlLEY REALTY CO.
UN. 4-ii74
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Authentic

HOUSES BY Notwithstanding
California redwood rambler, truly
beautiful home; So sprawling
feet, including protective carport,
nestled majestically on rolling %
acre lot. Enclosed by distinctive pad
dock fencing, exclusive Riggs I'd
extended; modestly priced al SlT--
300. Don't tarry, this is really ii.
w; r. HUGHES CO., AP. T-I40O
till q q m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

MED MOHE ROOM? This Groom
nome is in Immaculate condition.
complete baths. living room with
fireplace. full basement. near new
Balto freeway. PRINCE GEORGES
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Other AM Stations

OIUGI AM SIOIIOHS
WPlk-1jo ke.-Dsyllght only
WARL-Iso Ne. Daylight only
WeAV = 1850 ke.-Dylghi only
WUS1-li2o ks,-Daylight only
WAX 27o ke.-Dsylisht only
WWDc- 1850 M.-24.houF operation
WFcR- 1910 ke.-Dsylight only
W00k- 1910 Nc. -24-hOui operation
WEAM- 1880 ke.-s an. 10 I am.
VOL 14s0 ke.-1 an to midnight
WIDOW is4o ke.-Dylisht only
WPec- 1850 ke.-Dsylisht only
Wlhx-1soo ke.--6 an. to midnight
FIN Stations
WRc.FM-s3s Nc $50 am to an.
Wf0P I'm. $50 Ne IA hour operation
WAsH.FM- s1t Me- an to midnight
VOL I'm S0I me- an to midnight
WFAh.FM- 1909 Nc. -74.houi operation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05

and Margaret Hamilton. A
light-hearted comedy with
commentary supplied by
Baby Walters, a calculating
infant with a penchant for
proving who's boss in his
household.
1890, WTTG 81 - Boxing:
Danny Russo VS.. Eddie
Lynch in an 8-round welter-
weight bout.
1890, WMAL (D.-Studio 81:
Cesar Romero and Margaret
Lindsay in Mrs. Snyder" A
polished confidence man gets
involved with sentiment.
11:15. WTOP (9-Late Show:
THE Homestretch" with
Cornell Wilde and Maureen
O'Hara. An easy going
spendthrift goes to Boston
to buy a winning horse.
1947.
1920, WMAL az Mystery
Theater: Chester Morris in
Boston Blackie Goes to
Hollywood" At the request
of a friend, Blackie flies to
Hollywood with a large sum
of money and becomes in
volved in a diamond theft.
1912.
HAS, WTTG (5)-Washington
Movietime: Richard Travis
and Julie Bishop in BUSES
Roar" Foreign agents plant
a time bomb in the night
bus from Los Angeles to San
Francisco. 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05

from Saturdays premiere. Don
who is familiar to area country
fans through his WARL shows
knows his field and speaks about
it expertly and pleasantly.
Apart from his clog dancers,
who were young and willing
Don apparently hopes to build
his hour around q handsome
young man named Vernon
Taylor. 10. who comes equipped
with the additionally resplen-
dent guitar and q becOmingly
eye-pOpping Jacket. His voice
however, is a little light Fighter
than Jimmy Dean's) and the
mike work will have to improve
Another yOungster, BObO Ayres
10, sang several numbers with
more appropriate -vigor- and
style.
Some Of the other performers
we're a little green If not scared
but it should be remembered
that Dean and his crew didn't
exactly acquire their poise over
night. Camera work and direc-
ton was good. considering the
ad-lib character of the show
and If Don brings on Patsy
Cline and other seasoned per-
formers. as promised. the JAM
boree could click.
The commercials. by the way
we're live" remotes from Dis
count Motor Sales and Owens
handled them real strong, as
they say.
4 \
II the people Uho ask whal
ever happened to jazz. suing
ing pop and other styles o.
music that they might like tt
see on TV once in a tUhile, the
dnSwer isn't too difficult to find
/ suspect that much of country
muSic's success is that its prac-
titionerS don't put on any airs
There's an easy. Gd-lib infor-
mdlity about it and they do gel
around to playing an GWtul lot
OF tunes. They'll giue you three
dittieS in the same time that q
suing outfit may be oiv,ng you
one oUer-Grrdnoed production
number.
On The Run:
WMAL-TV's Operation Life
line" tomorrow afternoon and
evening is TV public service at
its best--a dramatic use Of the
medium to underscore the work
Of the Red Cross Bloodmobile
:. There'll be cut-ins through
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TODAY'S RADIO.
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Hebrides Over
ture by Mendelssohn, Elm
Heldenleben by r. Strauss
and Suite from Much Ado
About Nothing by Korngold.
1905, WRC-Boston Pops:
Boston Pops Orchestra s
performance of excerpts
from Tschaikovsky's ballet
1.-THE Nutcracker Suite" un-
der the direction of Arthur
Fielder.
900, WMAL-FM-Suite from
The Miraculous Mandarin
bella Bartok): Chicago
Symphony Orchestra. Antal
Dorati. conducting.
1905, WGMS-Sy m phony
Hall; Dvorak. Carnival
Overture. Opus 90; Brahms,
Symphony No. 3 in F..
Opus 80.
1000, WWDC-Labor Answers:
William F. Schnitzler dis
cusses Labor and The
Voice of America" with
Walter Gong, Deasdado M.
zap and Joseph LOTUS.
Baseball Tomorrow
$40, WWDC-Baseball:
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maybe they hadn't missed a
bet.
They asked the public Ia
eliminate air conditioning
electric fans and lights, but
they plumb forgot to ask the
country music boys to unplus
their steel guitars.
Or, on the other hand. Pep
co.'s crews could have laid all
available guitars end to end and
spliced a sashaying emergency
cable from Wheaton to Fairfax,
The growth Of country mu-
sic here. Of course, is only part
of the nationwide surge. Gov.
Clement. Of Tennessee. esti-
mates that country music is a
$50 million dollar a year busi-
ness and is still growing"
The growing Saturday night
picture here could be . case In
point.
Don Owens is on from 9 to
10 CWTTG-5. From 10 to
1920. the viewer has his choice
Of Grand Ole Opry (WTTG-5)
and Red Foley's Country Music
Jubilee (WMAL,-D. And al
l0:30. viewers again have q
choice. between Jimmy Dean.
show (WTOP-9) and the Towr
and Country Jamboree (WMAL.
%. Jimmy's network serie,
is only half hour, while Town
and Country continues for two
hours.
The Owens hour is another
local live" contribution and q
fairly springtly one. judging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toni0hts top ShoOs as preueloed By TV Keys staff.
Dho attend reEeGrSdS match screenings and dndlyse
scripts in New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide to UiewerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WTTG (5)-Movietime
USA: THE White Tower
with Glen Ford and Claude
Raines. Five men and a girl
set out to climb a dangerous
mountain. 1850.
$3.50, WRC (4-Action To-
night: Robert Clarke. Ross
Elliott and Barbara Eiler in
THE Unblushing Bride. "
Hungering for financial
security. a poor girl jilts
even poorer flance for a
wealthy man.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Bold Jour-
ney: Deserted Island" The
adventures Of Ed burden
and his son Kent while ex-
ploring Sam Miguel Island
off the coast of Santa Bar
bara, California.
900, WMAL (0-Quest for
Adventure: White Tail
Buck" A tribute to the
prize of deer hunters.
Thomas Mitchell narrateS.
$3.50, WRC 4-Arthur Muir
ray Party: Gypsy Rose Lee.
Bert Lair, June Havoc.
Jack E. Leanord and Paul
Winchell. !
10000, WTOP t9)-Studio One:
MY Mother And How She
Undid Me-" Eddie Bracken,
Larry Blyden. Ann Jackson
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out the day and WMAL's entire
staff will be involved. Jerry
Strong will be the host and
Pete Jamerson. whose after
noon radio show is catching on,
will be one of the donors. =.
And Gaping of the day-a
visit from Red Cross chieftain
Gen. Gruentherl P.S. Jayne
Mansfield was invited. too.
The FEC has okayed West
inghouse's request to change
the call letters of Baltimore's
WAAM (which it | recently
bought to WIZ. Radio
fans of the 20s will recall those
famous letters which were as
signed TO the pioneering West
inghouse radio station in New
York, October /, 1921. :. . The
WAAM-WJZ change will take
place in early September.
Nice gestures: CBSs hiring
of Ted Husing. who is recover
ing rapidly from his recent ILL
ness. to do sports for the net
work. And WRC's ailing
Timekeeper, AL Ross, who made
a new disc jockey on a rival
station feel as if he were on
Cloud Nine by complimenting
him on his show.
Tedi Thurman, the comply
Tonight weather girl who
comes on in something filmy
and says: Il know what you
want-Sou're all the same
you want to know about the
weather" once studied art in
Washington for about a year.
Just thought you'd like
to know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05

the way so many Of these boys
seem to be wired for sound.
couldn't help wondering the
other day when two of Pepco's
giant cables blew and they were
trying to conserve electricity If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05

oUered as q 0utde 10 area OteDeTS
Robin HOOd-"The Ransom" repeat). Robin proves his
legendary tradition of robbng the rich to give to the poor
he demonstrates that barmaidS kiss is worth much
a stolen moment with lady of nobility. Short on
action, but cleverly written. 7:30 pm. WTOP-9.
Wire ServiceForbdden Ground repeat) George Brent
the reporter but Barton MacLane walks off with the
show in this thiny yelled drama about the Paris Island
training accident. MacLane the commanding general
must decide who is to blame when die an
artillery range Ending corny but this is of the
better episodes in the SERIES and worth your attention
1880 pm, WMAL-7.
Twenty One-Winner of the Harold Craig-Brian Hamilton
bout at $500 point meets Connecticut inventor Betty
Sobel Her creations have included apupose winter
garment for kids. Still TVS most suspensefu quizzer
Bpm, WRC-4
Richard DamOnd"t and Run" More action and less talk
tonight Private eye Diamond tracks downa pair Of mugs
who kill for hire using hit-and-run auto technique.
Better than average for this series $50 pm. WTOP-9
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05
ON THE AIR
Is the Country Set
Tokinq Over TV?
BY BERNIE HARRISON

You can't the country music set isn't fairly represented
TV these days In fact If you're disposed you
42 straight hours of it locally Saturday nights beginning
with the newest entry WTTG5. Don Owens Jamboree
That's heap of plucking. picking holering and bala-
deerng-and electrfyinq
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