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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Protest Dropped
On Liquor Store

STAUNTON, Va, Jan. 5 R).--
City council has withdrawn its
protests to location of a State
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board store in Gashouse alley
and informed the State it would
institute measures to control
traffic in the area.
The action was taken during
a called meeting Friday. Council
said it reluctantly withdrew
any official protest and obiec-
ton" to location of the store and
would institute proper measures
for control of traffic" at the
alleys two entrances.
Council twice previously pro-
tested the proposed location OF
the store, chiefly because of fear
over further traffic congestion in
the area. The ABC Board in
Dictated earlier this week that
unless approval were given for
the store at the Gashouse alley
site, no store would be located
here.
Gashouse alley is located at
the south edge of the city, near
the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way and Western State Hospital,
an area long termed a traffic
hottleneck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

1t would carry Route 1913 west
ward from the present route at
the Bureau of Public Roads Just
like the first alternative. then
generally follow the Pimmit Run
Valley. cutting north near West
moreland street and rejoining
the present Route 123 at Lew
ensville.
A third alternative is develop
ment of the entire existing route
into a four-lane highway.
There are two principal fac
tons among residents and BUSH
nesSmen in the Mclean area
with opposing views on where
the road should be located. One
group would like to see the road
located as far as possible from
Langley so as to reserve the
residential atmosphere of that
nelghborhood. The relocation
route furtherest from the exist
ing road is the one along Pim-
NIT Run Valley. Businessmen
and some residents of Mclean
proper, want the route to stay
convenient to the Mclean COM
munity, which would be the case
with the route now favored by
the highway department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
JALLBIRDS GIVEN
PIGEON DINNER

HAGERSToWN, Md. (P.
Pigeons. which have been
taking the Court House
motto increase and null
tiply" too literally are being
shot and fed TO Jail prisoners.
The Board of County
Commissioners said the
birds were not only defacing
the Court House and the
plaque containing the motto
but were making things haz-
ardous for the citizenry.
When taxpayers began
sending the commissioners
clothes cleaning bills the
commissioners handed Dep
uty Sheriff Lester Isanogle
a gun and said the pigeons
had to go.
Mr.. Isanogle begain blast
ing away yesterday and in
two days brought down IS
birds. He uses a .22-caliber
rifle loaded with bird shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Panel to Discuss
City Face Lifting
On improvements

The Old Town Civic Associa
ton. which has been campaign
ing for increased emphasis or
rehabilitation of residential anc
commercial areas in downtown
Alexandria. will hear city Cham
Der of Commerce officials speak
on the subject Wednesday.
In a meeting TO be held al
BIS pm. in the new Chamber
of Commerce Building at 40C
South Washington street the
group will conduct a panel dis
cussion to be led by Robert
V, H. Duncan, chamber presi-
dent.
Other panel speakers include
d. c. Book, executive vice presi-
dent of the chamber: Raymond
Talbert, chairman of the city's
Port Development Committee,
and Ernest Corse. managing d.
rector of the chamber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Alone McLeon-Long|ey
Route to Be Endorsed

Relocation of Route l23
through the McLean-Langley
area in Fairfax County will be
favored by the Virginia State
Highway Department tomorrow
night at hearing to decide the
best way Of widening the narrow
thoroughfare into a four-lane
expressWay.
The proposed relocation in
dorsed by the Highway Depart
ment is one of several alterna-
Stives to be aired at the hearing
at Z pm. at the Franklin Sher-
man School in Mclean.
Originally, the highway de-
partment intended to widen
Route 1913 along its present
Eight-of-way. which would have
carried the project through the
Langley Fork where both sides
OF the road are lined with big,
expensive homes. The home of
Senator Kennedy, Democrat of
Massachusetts, is at the fork.
FavOrs Open Field Cut
l.. o. Bolton, resident highway
engineer for Fairfax County. said
his department has restudied the
widening project and now was
inclined to favor a relocation
that for the most part will cut
through open fields instead OF
across lawns.
The section Of Route 1913 in
volved is from the point where
1t will intersect George Wash
ington Memorial parkway to a
point l.3 miles west of Lewens-
vile, a distance OF approximately
f1ve miles. Route 1913. also known
as Chain Bridge road, now is a
winding, two-lane road.
The State already is committed
to make Route 1913 four lanes
from the parkway instersection
to Langley to help serve the
new Central Intelligence Agency
headquarters which involves
something less than two miles OF
the overall project.
Mr. Bolton said the relocation
route now favored by the high
way department would branch
westward from the present Route
123 in the vicinity of the Bureau
OF Public Roads property. where
CHA is to be located: head west
across open fields behind Sem
ator Kennedy's estate and re-
join the present Route 1913 on
the side OF Rallantree Estate
near Mclean.
From that point westward. the
widening would follow the exist
Ing route TO the Mclean Safe
way Store, then cut behind the
store along a new course Just to
the north of the present route.
This would carry it along Ban
croft street in Mclean, affecting
around Is homes on that street.
1t would rejoin the present route
Just west Of Lewensville.
Two Alternatives
Another alternative involves a
major relocation OF Route 1913.
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African Adventists
Visit 7 okomu Park

Mrs. Alice Siwunbhla. a
lSeventh-day Adventist mission
airy whose life was portrayed on
television's This Is Your Life"
in November. visited churches in
Takoma Park and Silver Spring
yesterday.
She is travelling with her hus-
band, Hugh. Both are from the
church's Malamulo Mission in
NyaSaland, East Africa. They
were brought to this country by
Ralph Edwards at the urging
of Mrs. Josephine Edwards, a
missionary who helped teach
Mrs, Siwunbhla in Africa after
the latter left her native tribe
and Joined the Adventist church.
She and her husband will
enter lakewood College. an
Adventist school at Huntsville,
Ala, next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
RECEPTION OR RALLY?
Area Democrats Pion
Event for Almond

lit is too early to open the cam
lpaign.
Though he told a reporter he
did not plan to make a political
speech at the builders dinner
E. G. Reinsch outgoing president
Iof the organization, said Mr..
Almond told a committee of the
group his talk would be on "his
own political philosophy"
1t was learned that sponsors
of the reception include all men,
bers of the Arlington delegation
to the Virginia General Assembly
except Mrs. Kathryn Stone who
has been popularity regarded as
Ia non-Byrd Democrat.
Others listed as sponsors were
Arlington County Court Judge
Paul D. Brown, County Clerk H
Bruce Green, Commissioner of
Revenue George D. Fischer,
Commemorative Attorney Will
liam J. Hassan and Sheriff Carl
Taylor.
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tension would ieopardize its
budget work. The tax rate de-
ponds on the total assessed eval-
uation of all real estate.
In other action. the County
Board decided to postpone until
1858 a requirement that resi-
dents pay personal property
taxes on their motor vehicles in
order to receive county tags
Action Deferred One Year
Board members took this ac-
ton on the recommendation of
Colin c. Macpherson, county
treasurer. There is not enough
time now to give residents proper
warning on the matter. he said
Mr.. Macpherson pointed out
that he had brought this matter
to the attention of the board last
August. The new ordinance will
go into effect for the calendar
year 1853, if adopted after a
public hearing set for May II.
Board Chairman Wesley w
Cooper appointed Ralph Raul as
the boards representative on the
Northern Virginia Regional
Planning Commission. Mr.. Kaul
succeeds George NJ. Rowzee ir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
IKusper Forfeits
On Traffic Count

John Kasper, executive secre-
tary of the Seaboard White Cit
liens Council, forfeited S3025
collateral in Fairfax County
Court Friday on a reckless driv-
ing charge.
Kasper, rs, who said at the
time of his arrest that he lives
at Clinton, Tenn, was charged
December 4 after Fairfax police
said they chased him at more
than rs m.p.h. along Lee high
way, and saw him cross the CEN
ter dividing line several times
/ Kasper's arrest occurred be.
fore a new regulation took effect
in Fairfax County January /
requiring all persons arrested
for reckless driving to appear In
court rather than forfeit COL
lateral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
BY TOM BURKE

A big political reception Is
being planned next Saturday in
Arlington for the man Senator
Byrd has said will be the next
Governor Of Virginia-Attorney
General j. Lindsay Almond. jr
Mr.. Almond said he will adj
dress a dinner meeting of the
Northern Virginia Builders AS
ISOLATION at Arlington Towers
but added he did not plan to
make it a political speech"
Though he is bearing the brunt
Of Virginia's legal battle to avoic
Indignation in public schools, he
also said he had ruled out that
topic for his speech.
Arlington Democrats, 1t was
learned, have seized upon Mr.
Almonds planned visit as ar
opportunity to sponsor what may
will become a kickoff for the
gubernatorial primary race next
summer.
Has Byrd's Support
| Hundreds of invitations were
being prepared yesterday fol-
mailing to Democratic Party
leaders in the 10th District. The
big reception will he held at the
East Falls Church home of State
Senator Charles r. Fenwick al
l pm. some six hours before
Mr.. Almond will address the
builders.
Mr.. Almond is the only an
nounced candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination for Cover
nor. Senator Byrd, in an I'M
lprecedented statement last De-
cember said Mr.. Almonds nomi-
nation lis as definite as any hui
man event can be-"
! Though Mr.. Almond has wor
solid Endorsement of the BYRD
organization. he said he did not
wish to have his appearance in
Arlington next week considered
kickoff for the Governor S
race.
Legislators Among Sponsors
Il don't believe in firing until
/ see the whites of their eyes, y
he said. intimating that he felt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Legislators Among Sponsors
Il don't believe in firing until
l see the whites Of their eyes, :"
he said. intimating that he felt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
County Grand Jury
To Meet Tomorrow

The october term of the Prince
Georges County Grand Jury will
meet for a one-week special ses-
sion starting tomorrow.
States Attorney Blair H. Smith
said the jury will consider about
so cases.
Among the cases is a murder
charge against Joseph Whitley
81, OF the 1900 block of Queens
berry road, Riverdale, accused
IN the strangulation death of his
wife, Mrs. Edith Worley Whitley
46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

1oI tIlCOHllnS DuQgel QeIlDerd-
tons. calls for percentage in
Nkases that favor the higher
paid workers.
The county has about 1900
employees.
An employe would receive a 5
per cent raise on the first $1,000.
Is per cent between $1,000 and
$4,000, and Is per cent on the
salary portion above S6.0nu.
In addition to the 400 mini
mum. the report also recon-
mends time and half pay for
emergency overtime work.
In another matter. it was an
nounced that a deadline extern
sion for completing the general
reassessment of county real
estate will be limited to so days.
Trimmed to so Days
The Reassessment Board had
asked for a 90-day extension on
Its December 81 deadline.
County Manager A. T Lund-
berg said yesterday that the Cir
cult Court has decided to follow
the County Boards recommends :
ton for only so days to
March /.
The governing body had taken
the position that any further ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Thimey Dance Group
To Present 3 Shows

Erika Thimey and her dance
group will perform at 10 am.
Wednesday at District of CO.
lumbia Teachers College in the
Miner Building, Georgia avenue
and Euclid street NV.
The dance group, appearing
at the college for. the fourth
time, will present Barriers"
THE Furiant" and THE Bird
Prince The performance is
open to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Maryland Seeks
BYPASS Lund

HAGERSTOWN, Jan. S tSpe-
cian - The Maryland State
Roads Commission has filed petit
tons to acquire rights-of-way for
the new U. s. Route IL bypass
west of HagerStoWn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

CONTEMPLATION for Violence" "a repeat After RAM
bling first half the latter portions Of this play settle down
to some exciting If not striking melodrama The problem
Will an embezzer be convicted for murder he planned
but didn't commit? Jack Lord and Karen Steele perform
adequately in the leads 1880 pm, WNAL-7
Phil Sivers ShOw"Where There's VIII" (repeat) This
one takes while to get rolling but when it finally does
hang on Sivers and company do uproarious take-o
on characters you'll remember from great Intrigue"
hlm OF the past If John Huston is planning remake Of
the wonderful Maltese Falcon your Tv key previewer
suggests he hire Blko Doberman and Henshaw for the
leads. Wonderful nonsense. pm. WTOP-9.
To Tell the Truh-Raph Bethany pinch hitting for
Bud Collyer introduces the panel TO lady who ps her
wig when day Is done and q man who travels In fast
circles Among the hveier panel shows. Spm. wToP-a
Telephone Time-"Churchill Club" repeat). story
about Danish schoolboys who turn sabotage against
the NazS during World War H. Most interesting
comes when the boys set IRE to factory Also John
NeSbitt's guest. member of the club who looks
prsngly like Ozze Nelson $50 pm. WMAL-7
Nat king Cole ShOwGuest Harry Beafonte up with
Nat for solid musical session. Scheduled is a song
cavacade with both singers tracing their Mats
ballads include Love Is Sweeping the Country Its
for Me to Say" II Thought About Marie" and I'm
forgetabe" Tuneful half hour. 10 pm WRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

mas been Tor some time, 1t ap-
pears, since he happens to be
an NBC staff writer and play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

Mother! Must you turn
on Bride and Groom every
time = boy comes to see
me?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Roman Carnival
Overture by Berlioz. A Fam
tasy by Tchaikovsky, SYM
phony No. l in C Minor by
Brahms and Symphony No.
2 in c Major by Schumann.
7:l5. WGMS - Diplomatic
desk: How Good Are
American Ambassadors"
will be discussed by Donald
Ludlow. London Daily MIR
ror and Earl Voss Of the
Star.
500. WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more VS.. Boston.
$40, WWDC - Base bali:
Washington VS.. New York.
500, WGMS - Concert Mas
terpieceS: Handel, Berenice
Overture; RoSsini Respichi,
Concerto Academico.
1885, WWDC Steve Allison
Show; Steve discusses the
activities of the American
Camping Association with
Bill Cohen of Town and
Country Nursery School and
Day Camp.
Baseball Tomorrow
1:55, WWDC - Seball:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

M-G-M features-120 Of them!
I. These include Camille
(Greta Garbo); DR.. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" Spencer Tracy;
TEST Pilot" CLARK CABLE:
Tale Of Two Cities (Ronald
Colman); David Copperfeld"
wv. C.. Fields, Lionel Barry
more) and "The Great Zieg-
field" civilian PowelD, to name
a dazzling few.
To make proper use Of its ex.
banded library, WTOP will
start q new early Show" de.
partment beginning Sept. 2,
from 5 to $3.50 p.m., Monday
through Friday. and $3.50 to 7
pm. on Saturdays. That's
In addition to the Late Show
Ken Evans. the ailing WWDC
newscaSter. is now at George
town Hospital and only a
cheering card will get by that
no visitors" sign.
Gene Klavan, the funny fell
low who left WTOP five years
ago for fame and fortune on
New York radio. arrives in
town on a flying visit today
and, appropriately enough.
wearing a space suit (His
area fans used to say he was
too fast for this orbit -. The
space suit goes with a wacky
contest Gene and his WNEW
partner. Dee Finch, have been
running to name the new earth
satellite They'll check in
at Naval Ordnance this after
noon for a briefing.
What : . = team dent: CHS
which signed S. J. Perelman
CAround the World to write
the book for the Aladdin"
musical. also hired a chap
named Cole Porter to do the
words and music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50. WMAL tD-Operation
Lifeline: Gen. Alfred Gruen-
Their, president Of the Amer
lean Red Cross. will appear
in the special program de-
voted to the Red Cross
Blood Donation Campaign.
7:OO, WTOP (9)-Men Of An
napolis: In Breakdown"
the entire Plebe class learns
a lesson in craftsmanship,
the Navy way.
500, WRC (4)-Festival of
Stars: Robert Sterling and
Marilyn Erskine in Tight
wad Millionaire" Girl meets
millionaire who turns out
to be a tightwad.
Sis, WTTG IS, Baseball:
Washington VS.. New York.
$3.50, WMAL ~ = Wyatt
carp: Justice" Marshal
carp teaches the warlike
Indians a lesson in white
mans law.
$3.50. WRC ~ - Summer
Playhouse: JEANNE Carson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

in "A Dangerous Thing" A
Librarian becomes uneasy
when an unsavory character
begins frequenting the Ii
brary.
$3.50, WTOP (9 Spotlight
Playhouse; Broken Bar
rier" with Macdonald Carey
and Marguerite Chapman.
Unforgiving for harsh treat
ment as a child. q business
executive hndS 1t hard TO
visit father who is dying.
10000. WMAL "a National
wrestling: Tag Team
Match: DR.. Jerry Graham
and Prof. Roy Shire VS..
Ricki Starr and Chief Big
Heart. Ladies match: Patty
Neh VS.. Betty Garcia.
1880. WTOP (S)-Silent Serv-
ice: Two Davids and Co
liath." Two tiny subs en-
gage some of Japan's heavi-
est fighting ships.
Has, WTOP (9-Late Show
THE Moon Is Down with
Sir Cedric Hardwicke and
Lee j. Cobb. John Steinbeck
story Of the resistance of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

small Norwegian mining
town against Nazi terrorism.
l943.
u:2O, WMAL % - Mystery
Theater: Warner Baxter in
Crime Doctors Warning. "
An artist who is an amnesia
victim. has cause to worry
when two of his models are
found dead. 1945.
u:30, WTTG (5)-Washington
Movietime: Anton Walbrook
in Dangerous Moonlight"
A Polish pianist joins an
English flying legion made
up of his countrymen. I94l
(English).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
Rodio Todoy-Tue.doy. August 6. 1857

'WTIe-NsWs, Ln-Isg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

time. free-lance AFFAIR with
him.
Lets face It," he said. "this
Il where the living L."
Kinoy wasn't being flip. Just
factual. If the writer's who
turn out live" plays for TV
next season are disposed to
eating regularly, they'd better
line up a steady job someplace
The death" of the live hour
drama honestly disturbs and
puzzles him. (Only Studio
One. Kraft, U. S. Steel and the
Commute Playhouse will be
holding the line next season.
ITS suicidal" KinOy says
"TV will be cutting its own
throat. And frankly. l DOM
understand II since some highly
placed executives have said the
same thing"
kinoy ADDS that the hare
core" of TV playwrights is still
available to write for the me-
dium-with such publicized ex.
ceptions as Paddy Chayevsky
Of course-but the shows are
going. going. gone.
The 32-year- old-writer (hi,
youth surprised me- also
clipped in with some notes or
a TV writer's life.
. Rare Ii the hour scriptel
who gets more than 5000 fol
his effort.
. The Hollywood film fac
tories. he was shocked to dis
cover. pay the least.
. A TV writer soon finds that
the medium requires a particu-
lar kind Of writing; that "ex-
banding" a play for the stage
FOR example. is dangerous.
What was fine on TV. ne dis
covered. often appears "toC
small and too thin" in the the
alter.
49,
Personal Stuff: Kinoy is mar.
ried, lives on Long Island with
his family two children anc
is vacation bound. The Mar.
riage," which he wrote FOL
Hume Cronyn and Jessics
Tandy several seasons ago, il
fairly dead"
His Current Assign ent,
Writing the NBC-radio science
fiction series. X Minus One.
Future? He has several out
lines and he's sold a script tc
the Alfred Hitchcock series
well. what are you going ia
40! SuIk al SaroiS?)
1850
Authors Reaction to "Week
End: II have no complaints OF
any significance" Kinoy said
and coming from an author
that's q bulletin. He thought
Pat Barry was fine and that
Tony Randall played it Just
right-"very restrained"
I told him how impressed we
were with Pats scene with her
young sister. in which Pat tried
to express what it is to be in
love. ITS hard TO come ur
with something fresh to say
about love-" l noted and he
laughed:
ITS been talked about
hasn't it?"
What was even more impress
sive to this viewer was KNOWS
ability to dramatic the clash
between a INSTRUMENTATION
American from New York and
his fiancee's k-bound YER
mont parents in terms Of the
problems Of communication
The New Yorker Randall
soon found himself saying
things he couldn't help, any
more than breathing.
You VermOnters make Tex
ans sound like they're ashamed
OF Dallas" he blurted out, al
one point.
The estrangement was CON-
pleted by an old boyfriend be-
fore Kinoy got both sides on
the same beam.
We're going to miss Ernie.
On The Run:
WTOP must be out tc
corner the area market or
flrSt-run-on-TV movies
The station, which recently
bought 50 late-release United
Artist features, now announce,
the first local purchase Of
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EN- Stutions

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WReFM-01.S Ms.-s,SO S.m. uilm.
W1oP.EM-Se.3 Ms.--1l-hsui SpSFstlsn
WASN.FM-ss.j Me- en-. 10 mldnlrht
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WFAk-IM-iOo.1 Ms.-1t.hSui SpsTstOa
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uMAL.FM-ioI.1 Me.-i0ils en-. 70 mldnlg
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ON THE AIR
Is V Outline
Its Own Cable?
BERNIE HARRISON

called NBC in New York yesterday hoping to get line
on Ernest Kinoy TV dramas who has turned out some
Vermont" -
Turned out Kinoy available extension 2S40 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
Other AM Stations

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WARL-IOo he. Daylight Snly
WeAY = 1850 Ne. Daylight Only
WUsT-ii7O ks. Daylight SHly
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WWpc- 1859 ke.-7l-hSuI SDSutSa
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WOoK- i1lO ks.-14.hsul SpSrSusa
WIAM-iIso Ks. - IN. 10 tIm.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
TV KEY PREVIEWS.

TontghtS top ShotS as preDetUed BY TV KEYS stat,
uho attend reheaySalS match screenings and analyse
scripts in New York and Hollywood Their opnons are
offered as guide to area rieDers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

Washington VS.. New York.
500. WTOP-Baseball: Balti.
more VS.. Boston.