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sPEEDBOAT. Is IT,: all mahog.
planked: inboard; l25-h.p. Chry-
sler-Marine engine: boat and mo-
tor perfect cond. Completely equip.
$1,000. XII. 9-1745.
SACRIFICE. 1877. RUNABOUT:
40-h.p. Mercury and trailer. Call
VIII. 2-7619.
26-FT. RICHARDSON CABIN
Craft 95-h.p. motor. Reas. AID.
1851 TOPPER. 35-h.p. Evinrude
all accessories: ready to go. Dock
P, Slip IS. Pentagon. OIL. $1,000.
I4-PT. RUNABOUT BOAT. e5-
horsepower Evinrude motor and
trailer. VIII 2-s29O.
Js-FT. INBOARD, Ford VS. en-
CINE; all-leather uphols; good
cond. JE 4-1576.
CABIN CRUISER. % IT.; fully
Phone JE. 2.Sa7S' IL. 2-50i4.
OUTBOARD MOTOR. Elgin. IN
with stand: s1O5. KE. s-2449.
25-H.P. MOTOR. johnson. ,goot
or Granite 1885.
REPOssEssION SALE Of boat anc
JOHNSON %SSSs e5 hu: cS aus. ss74. Il
inspect at 040 Maine ave. s.w.
3s-FT BOAT FOR SALE. 100 hip
See iAR. COOPER at Deale. Nd
Purcellville Va. Edgewood S-3252
I7-FT. ACKNOWLEDGING mo-
nAAA - NA0 a1A0 =
or fishing. $500 See IL at GUS
BERLITZ'S in Deale. Nd. or cal
RE. 5-5323.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, Sea King l2
excellent condition. LII. 2-75S7
I2Ii-FT. RUNABOUT with 12-h. D
motor; new Builtwell trailer; sac
rifice $3.50. Must sell this week
end. 10 2-52h5, II Turret Green
S.W.. Bellevue Annex.
12-FT. PLYWOOD RUNAB0UT, 10.
h.p, Mercury, goes 81 m.p.h.
$225. so. $1,000.
TWO GOOD FISHING BOATS. both
very sound: 34-ft. bay built: 81.
AIS. 32-ft. Maine built: 1880
ewes. and SIN. MARINE MART
040 Maine ave. s.w.
lift. VANGUARD. all-fiberglas
cruiser; double bottom: on dis.
play: ewes. Sun. MARINE MART
$40 Maine ave.
TRAILER WANTED
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BODY: excsi' eond igoa ana ~ <
Will sell for Ss75. AD. e.j450
FORD 1881 vsnettei best Ofier
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
FORD COURIER '5s: atom pan,

FORD COURIER SO: acton panel;
RA. 0-OI23 evenings.
DODGE 81 is.ton panel. Make
offer. Call JE. 3-3S25.
DUMP DODGE 1913; runs. needs
some work; $500. RENTAL TOOLS
a. EQUIPMENT CO. p7lO Capitol
View ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
CHEVROLET 1855 acton pickup;
good condition. $500 actual mi /.
owner driven: going out OF busi-
ness; i'l5O. Call 10. 5-i232:
eyes, u. 9-Os43. Four Cor. Nd
CHEVROLET SO h.ton pickup;
good cond $500 actual miles
Owner driven. GOING out Of bus
E iness' 81. 'i sso;s.sc eau To- S'i2S2.
CHEVROLET 1919 h-ton pickup
truck Exceptionally clean, pri-
vately owned. TIE. 6-0422. =
cHEv. TRUCK. Al: Z By 10 IT,:
steel bed with cabinets. $3.50 or
best offer. IA, 5-6029.
sTUDEBAKER-Pickup 1850. X
ton. coed mechanics cond excel
s VISA s ~ ap Or 7. ssss oH'F' RE.
INTERNATIONAL SIS N-ton pick
UP, good cond.. h., turn signal,
1925. Call OIL. 4-64pa.
INTERNATIONAL 1854 Acton stt
body. excel condition; n and h,
Will sell for Ss75. AD. e-j450.
FORD 1851 vanette; best ofier.
De. 2-161l.
INTERNATIONAL ts)-le4s Kvs
ana 1850 L 1875: air brakes. 10
u fiat body: s-speed rear Al
GMC '5i i-ton stake truck 8
tires, ike new. Call WALTER
MORRIS At OF. 4-7p9e.
FORD 80 iS-ton pickup VS.: low
nj IN perfect condition. sl.1obi
a1Qh down haiance hnanred
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CHEVROLET 1850 de luxe model
s55sr,; pcwerslidsi one owner
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Sa-:T CABIN CRUISER, head, .
B, INKS. radio. water. lis chrysler
Just overhauled Price, S2,075
ANAcOSTiA MAR1NE, Ii. 4-s493
FEATPERCRAFT SO. alum, is II. :
25-h,p wizard motor, remote
steering and eas controls Elgin
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sPEEDBOAT. Is IT,: all mahog
planked: inbosrd; l25-h.p. Chry-
sler-Marine engine: boat and mo-
tor perfect cond. Completely equip
81 500. XII. 0-I745
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA-40-mile per gallon. the
ideal second car CLIFFORD MO-
TORS ia. 6-9223 til Q pm.
AUSTIN A4O 4-dr. sedan; with sun
roof. radio. h., safety belt. extra
tools; $4,000 on motor and trans,
10000 on chassis; reprinted 1919
model. peri. for 2nd car: 81 is n.
John Marshall ar, OF Little Falls
I'd, Arl.. Va.
BUICK = STANLY II HORNER,
INC. Midtown Buick Dealer. III
once bldss.. real estate and A.
nancial district: only minutes
from N. virsinia. District 7-3993.
BUICK 1854 Special 4-dr.: dyna-
flow: lust ! owner; week end only.
$685. terms TO suit BELL MO-
TORS, 50IO Wis. ave. NV, Wo.
BUICK 1856 Riviera: 1900 miles /:
2-tone light green: fully powered:
$3.50. Box ak, Star.
BUICK '52 hardtop; fully equipped !;
new Wv. tires. so. 5-5S73.
BUICK 1888 Roadmaster cony.; full
dillon. DE. 2-4394.
BUICK '37 cow. 4-dr. sedan;
side mounts; owners manual;
clean. VIII. 6-412l.
BUICK 1854 hardtop: fully equip.
incl. power str; l-yr. warranty;
&1,375. Many others to choose
from: PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
JU. $685..
BUICK 1857 Roadmaster Riviera
coupe; company executive car. low
mileage; all power accessories.
light green. vii accept smaller
car in trade. Can be financed
$4,000. JU. g-9022.
BUICK 1917; very good car, GOOD
motor. radio and heater, 500.
BUICK 81 Roadmaster hardtop:
fully equipped. S445, sos down.
CASH, TERMS. TRADE
Lowest Down Payments
81 Others to Choose From
HERSON'S, 9th and o NV.
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AVIATION
BOATS

AERONCA 1948; . seats. starter
away radio. lights. 10. 7-O346
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air sports
coupe, black; conventional shift;
CHEVROLET 1854. "210" model;
r. and h.. 5 new tires. 10000
miles; 5000. i2s Hutton st..
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CHEVROLET IS coupe; very good
condition low mileage; $1,000.
Call JACK BEAVERS UN. 4-1607
CHEVROLET 1853 Bel AIR e-door:
poversl,de- green with ivory top.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

LAND WANTED for apartment
buildings. NV. Wash, elose-in Be-
thesda or Silver Spring areas.
Box 297-O. Star.
FINISHED LOTS WANTED BY build
err MONTGOMERY County. Nd. Box
243-H. star.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

OWNER BUILDER needs $4,000
to finish 2,l40-square- resi-
dence. construction on $50 acres
in carefully developed acreage
community near Vienna, Va; will
pay S160 monthly on 12-year first
trust estimated to be valued in
excess Of $4,000 when house Is
completed; would appreciate OPP
portunity to discuss any reason
able proposition with interested
investors. Call DU. 5-7512. IA
WANT $4,000 for LIST trust, 81
on good colored house, TO seal for
$1,000; . SQUARES from D, c. line.
JOHN 9IGGLES, SIP. 3-gl42.
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MACHINERY and EoUIP.

FOUR TD9's 2 front end leaders.
2 dozers. very reas.i rebuilt
ground work; can arrange bank
hnaneing. Gail IA. 7.B6s0 bet.
and pml Mon. through Fri;
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MERCURY SO wagon 9-pass.; 3
tSn sas full gy 9TsY ~ SsrraHsy
TORS. $40 Piney Branch I'd. 81.
yer Spring, Md, JU. $685..
MERCURY SO 2-tone hsrdtop;
excel, sond ss7S or best ofisr
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TRAILER WANTED
For 12-ft: boat; Easy loading typ,
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LEE HWY. AT MERRIFIELD
FAIRFAX. VA. JE. 4-3302
PLYMOUTH-Did you know you
can have .o q, 1857 plymouth tt.. for
p1l e2URcH s'a 5. s sS.i pism
outh Lee hwy. At Hillwood ave
JE 2-2300
PLYMOUTH IS Savoy VS. 4-door /.
tiresi custom eovers; one owneT
like new; Sl.2g5: safety tested for
your protection: 30-day written
warranty. PAUL PROS. foidsl ,
Wis. and Eilicott Et NV, KE.
7-l3ns.
PLYM. Sc Cranbrook 4-dr. sed (;
clean car, low mileage. good tires.
Price. S395. Call Union 4-7735.
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1857 4-dr. hardtop:
charcoal and rose. 2-tone finish;
T and h., Wv. tires, power
brakes, power steering, Solex glass
torquefiite, dual headlights. stone
shield, custom steering wheel. Gus
tom wheel covers. safety dash,
outside mirror. windshield wash.
ers. This bargain cannot be
matched n1G Ro at sS San1s, Only sSeS
CHRYSLER DEALER 1901 Rhode
Island ave. 5 blocks beyond ,. C.
line WA 7-7O00
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FORD 1854 Custom g" Tudor
Fordomatic: . really economy car;
$3.50, terms TO suit. BELL NO
TORS. 500 Wis. ave. NV, WO
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INTERNATIONAL CsJ-ia4a Kvs
ana 1850 L 1875: air brakes. O.
II. nat body; a-speed rear Al
eond, JAMES v. vozzoLo, Ia.
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INTERNATIONAL IS N.ton pick
pps good eond., h. turn signal,
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platinum cray, Fordomstic. heater;
perfect condition: l owner; S1,75O
or best offer. EN-. 2-4426.
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CHEVROLET as sed.; Z, b.; 500
PlNEY BRANCH MOTORS, Ju
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FORD so iS-ton pickup VS.: low
nj In perfect condition. sl,la5i
s2p5 down, palanee financed
throush local bank. Call coLIE.
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ANGLIA-40:miles per gallon. the
ideal second car CLIFFORD MO-
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CHRIs-CRAFT. 1855. left. out
board. cruiser. 1855 e5-h p. Eyin-
rude. fully equipped, Hunting
Towers Marina, slip l2-o, Si,Oo5
MILLER, IA. T-35B3,
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TMANHATTAN AUTO, INC,

PLYMOUTH 1855 4-dooT; 2-tone
paint. radio and heater, other
extras; low priced. only
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SEAsH0RE PROPERTY
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BLUE RIDGE MTs.-Sperryville,
Va, So acres. house with water
f RI s ST. s $3.50 OF Teams * n! 3
74O0. AID. 4-SO50.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

FORD. or any make. wholesale "a
anyone. No cash, pay as you ride
Can BILL BOHEMIAN. Mt. Airy.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR REM

CHAIN SAWS. pumps ssnsrators.
FOOT " 'ETeuiIiS'l' Co.. 10. $500.
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PA. AVE. Sc. 1915 K st. at Barney
circle-New bids: 1-hedrm. apt.
$50 so Incl. all utils: 5 Minis. to
Capitol. Res. mgr. or TRACY Co.
HU 3-f,6fI
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APIS. FuRNIsMED-D. c.

BED.-LIv. RM., dinette. kit. pvt
bath. clean; desirable loo. Reas
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CONN. AVE. mr.. Dupont circle
Excel loo; > bedrms., lge. liv.
rm.. terrace, kit, bath; S1S5. AID
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Rivoli special oris
cost $3.50. like lev kE 1-iO4i
after Il pm,
AIR CONDITIONERs brand new
sS7 units a. s !essins saylns' iSr
.s02 Ca ave NV" HI 3-4S0O
Auto Bear Wheel Aligner
Si00. FALLS CHURCH De soto.
Plymouth. JE. 2-23O0
BATH TUES built in; new. slightly
each. ATLAS SAVAGE. ASS
Tanelewood drive, Blsdensburg
Nd, APP 74444
BOOKKEEPfSG MACHINE. REM
tngton Rand. model 6SAF. under
maintenance contract. excel cond
Call III. 7.h13a
BU1LDING MATERIALs, free brick
and ban, Phone 10. s-7ooe.
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CONN. AVE. NV, 1897, Apt. l.
Z rms, incl large liv. rm. with
firepl; rental $50; keys with cash
Ter Bill and Harry Restaurant,
same address. II interested call
Miss Angelo. NE. $4,000 between
. and Mon. thru. Fri.
? RMS. kit. and bath. utils. incl.
S15 mo. Pvt. home. Call RA. s.
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PIANOS-Get our quotations or
brand-new standard make spinets
feel that our prices are the lowest
in the city. Over 100 pianos tc
choose from. ST. 3-6300. PIANO
MART 10l5 TN st. NV. Open
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GRATED. Adults: ! bedrms.. iiv.
rm. kit. and bath. $500. KEY
with ianitor EDMUND NJ. SULLI-
VAN, l40l Eye ST. NV, Ma. S.
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0I1I1I.FI INlIlD NINIH
210 Oakwood ST. sc. (off Portland
st. Freshly painted. new blinds:
7 bedrm..- liv. rm. kit, dinette and
bath, SOS and $50 mo-, incl. all
utils. Nice quiet neighborhood
Open for inspection. See manager.
Apt. 106. 10. 2-6227 or RE. =
.3lo6
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

a25 end ST. Ne, Apt. 4. 1st a.
Clean rm, SIS per mo-. unlim
phone u 1880
COJoRED--NE.-Room mother
ano child. child carr included
infant pref. II. 7-7e7e.
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sOt Goth ST. NE. No. BTwo
rms. dinette. kitchen and bath,
gas heat: utils. not Incl; S62 so.
Get kew at Ant
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1855 IL st. N.w.-Adults: . bed
rms, liv. rm., K. and b.. S77.0O.
EDMUND NJ. O'SULLIVAN. Ma. s.
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$1,000 MO.. nice Sc Section-ln
4-family unit. living room. bedrm.
dlnette, kitchen, bath. Key at
9O4 r St ne Ii 3-O30S
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ROOMS FURM-S.E..s.W.

COLORED-250 10th st. SCI
room to share with man. 81:
room. $40: kit. privils. Ii. 7-3O4l
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM-Must
be employed; all eonveniences;
children welcome. Ii 6-6244.
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WATER HEATERS. American
standard ; VI guarantee. 500 g5
installed Normal relaeement
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO, 3OOt
Georgia ave NV, TIL 2.ip00
CLOSING OUT 7-month-old huSi-
ness VIII sell entire stock Al
cost Includes mems, women's and
childrenS clothing Buy all OF
part. Call Spring 4-2ab1.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
500. WIDOW. WASH-FM - In

900. WIDOW, WASH-FM - In
the Concert Hall: Tchaikov.
sky. Serenade for Strings;
Sullivan. Pineapple Poll;
Brahms, Symphony No. 4
500, WOL-Milton @. Ford
Show: Bling Crosby's Songs
I Wish Had Sung" Richard
the Parrot, gives away a 1851
MIG.
1900, WMAL-FM-The Queer
of Sheba: The ballet music is
performed by the Boston
pops.
900, WOL-Good Music Time.
Paul Hume begins three
hours of music with Shosta-
kovioh, Symphony No. l..
l0:05. WMAL - Blue Ribbon
Bouts: Promising young
heavyweights Wayne Bethea
and Fora Foley in a ten
round return bout.
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who was busy branding a blue
stagecoach Eva. tags, 949-116).
The deputy put away his
branding book and sized up the
tall stranger. He leaped TO the
sidewalk in one graceful, swoop-
ing motion.
THAT real?" he said, looking
down at the pistol.
Lupton turned casually. the
picture of utter detachment.
Goes with the outfit" he re-
piled lacOnically.
The three pair of tenderfeet
feet who had been standing with
Lupton shuffled uneasily. An
other stagecoach wheeled by
carrying a concealed apprentice
guitarist singing Love Me Tend
err, Love Me Tree-Yew. -
Lets see it, the deputy said
Down went Lupton's hand
Out came the six-shooter. He
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VS.. Fora Foley, 10-round
heavyweight contest from
War Memorial Stadium,
Syracuse. N. Y.
1000, WTOP (9-2Oth Century
Fox Hour: A gun fighter dis
covers that his proves has
become a legend. END OF a
Cum Richard Conte. Marilyn
Erskine. Lyle Bettger and
John Barrymore. jr. TV Key
says: "A western with plenty
of suspense"
1000, WTTG (5)-Uncovered
Man Hunt" Saber breaks
a high-powered robbery ring
Donald Grey.
11:1O, WTTG (5l-Washington
Movietime: Lady Scarface. .
A dangerous gunwoman is
pursued from Chicago to New
York. Judith Anderson, Den
mis- O'Keefe Q94l).
ll:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: The Man Who
Cheated Himself" is a police
lieutenant who does away
with the body of his girl
friends husband and tries to
cover the murder. Lee j,
Cobb, Jane Wyatt and John
Dali 1850.
1920, WMAL (7)--The Night
Show: "Spitfire." The story
of the fighter plane which
served so well during World
War II. Leslie Howard, David
Niven.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WTOP t9l-Ramar of the
Jungle: A strange fearful at
tacker falls upon native who
describes it as half -man, half
beast. "zombie Terror" stars
Jon Hall.
1880, WTOP (9)-Giant Step:
Robert Storm, 10-year- old
science wizard and Margaret
and Debbie Marks, 11-year-
old experts in the Famous
Americans category. face
their fifth challenge.
1880, WMAL (D-Disneyland:
Fantasyland, Alice in Won
derland,' cartoon classic of
Lewis Carroll story. with a
host of famous-name off,
screen voices. TV Key says
"Wacky and wonderful"
$500, WTTG 81 = Movietime
USA: Riff Raft" A tale of
intrigue in Panama revolving
about the search for a stolen
oil field survey. Anne JeffreyS.
Pat O'Brien.
500, WRC az - The Adven-
lures of Hiram Holiday: Hi
ram is forced to overcome
many obstacles in order to
foil an attempt on the lives
of four of the free worlds
leaders.
$3.50. WRC (4-Father Knows
Best: "Swiss Family Robin
son." The Andersons visit a
deSolate island with the
thought of buying it. While
investigating the place. their
boat drifts away and they
are marooned.
$3.50. WMAL "a - Navy Log
Operation Golden Rule
story of the survival of foul
American officers imprisoned
by the Japanese. Paul Rich
ards.
900, WRC (4)-Kraft Theater
Color. six Hours of Ter
ror,' a drama of a group OF
people aboard an airplane
on which a time bomb has
been hidden. TV Key pre-
views: Some thrills for who
dunnit fans"
$3.50, WMAL (1--Ford Theater:
THE Quiet Stranger"-a
school teacher bets the new
schoolhouse on a horse race.
George Montgomer. TV Key
sas: above par for the Sc
ries."
1000, WMAL (0-Wednseday
Night Fights: Wayne Bethea
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of the middle-but they'd like
TO see at least the beginning ano
ending Of pictures shown on TV
|. A mechanical breakdown
which the station tried to rectify
by stealing time in the COM
mercial breaks resulted in the
snafu. The picture was a
laSt-minute addition to WTTG's
schedule and we'd like to remind
Star readers that these changes
which occur after TeleVue goes
to press, are printed next tc
the radio log in the amusement
section.
MICS replacement for TO
night" is finally set. The
starting date, Monday, January
.28-and the time, 1880 pm to
i am. I'VE apparently get
that lost half hour back
Columnists Hy Gardner, Earl
Wilson, Bob Considine, Irv Kup-
cinet. Paul Coates and Vernon
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don't you look in tonight? It's
at nine o'clock.
1.-THE wife has too many
things for me to do at that
time" the deputy said cheerily.
/ Fadeout.
4 X 4 \
Tch-Tch: What the officer for
got to ask me was-"WhOse gun
Is it?" Or whose bOOts-Or jack
et?"
Here was larceny on the grand
est Hollywood scale.
The gun was Jimmy Stewards;
the boots were Bob Wagner's and
the jacket, Kirk Douglass. Lup-
ton obviously had a rush job in
the wardrobe department before
leaving on his personal appear
anc tour.
"The only thing that's really
mine." he said, sis the StetsOn.'
He may be back in a few
months. incidentally. on another
Ijunket with costar Michael An
sara. who plays the impressive
Cochise.
(For those who asked, by the
way, Ansara. who looks like a
Ipicture-Indian, is of Lebanese
DESCENT
Personal Data: Lupton, 80, got
his big break via Shakespeare
He was in the national company
of ~As You Like 1t" when spotted
by M-G-M. Picture credits in
clude Battle Cry" Durango"
and THE Great Locomotive
Chase" He enjoys his work Il
like lot of action'l and was
having a fine time on his tour
until yesterday, when his
stomach rebelled. Broken Ar
row" resumes shooting later this
month but next month is the
big one. The Luptons are expect
ing their first-born.
On The Run:
Some of the viewers who
watched ElviS Sunday on the
Ed Sullivan show are asking a
very logical question. If he's
such a wonderful, grand boy, etc.
why did the cameramen only
shoot him from the waist up?
The thought occurred to B. l..
(Arlington) and several other
correspondents.
| Wish I'd seen all of the
Sumner Locke Elliott comedy
romance on Studio One" Mon
dag night The last act
played delightfully."- and the tune
GiSeIe Mckenzie sang WdS a
Dinner.
/ WTTG-5 has contritely re-
scheduled First Yank Into
Tokyo for showing next Sunday.
Fans don't mind hunks out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09

Scott will be the anchor men
and the new formal will focus
on night life throughout the
country. Most, If not all
of these coiumnists, incidentally,
have plenty of TV savvy.
Mitch Miller's arrangement Of
the theme for tomorrow nights
playhouse 80" has just been
released by Columbia as "SOng
for the Ninth Day." Robert
Allen wrote the music.
A reader sends a news clipping
announcing the start of begin
Inlng courses in Spanish and
French on BoSton's educational
station, WGBH-TV. What
likelihood fol the Nations Cap
ital?" she asks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
TeIevision Tomorrow-Thursdoy Jon 10. 1857

vRc rh A-s4s
Msdtaou Coos Morning viii Rogers Captain kangaroo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09

broke the gun open, wheeled the
cylinder. A slow smile creased
the corner of his leather-beater
face.
"Okay"
Three tenderfeet sighed.
Just wanted to be sure" the
deputy badge 435l grinned
You here for a picture open
ing?"
Eve do television show once
a week, Broken Arrow Why
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09

New members will be elected at
Ia meeting of the Anacostia Lions
Club at $50 pm. today in Brad
bury Heights Methodist Church,
Alabama avenue and Bower road
Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Downtown Drama
(OId West StyIe)
BY BERNIE HARRISON

High Noon E street.
John Lupton the blond tanned star of ABCTVs Broken
Arrow adjusted his holster meaningfully
ODonnes yesterday into the chilly eyes
coolly scanned the street.
1t quiet except for Chief Murays hefty deputies
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-01

sADDLER TAKES COUNT - FOGthsrVeishi
champion sdndY Suddlor costs wistiul gldnco
at a picture Of himself whom he was in his prime.
otter announcing his retirement from tho ring at
q New York press conference Sdddler said he
was hanging up his gloves because Of the IN
crodsing blindness which has logged him since
On automobile accident last July. His eYesight
em only be saved Il he quits tho nng. whore no
roigned as champion Tor nearly Sovon YodrE-
Newspross Photol.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Lack of Chemical in Broin
Blamed in Mental Illness

Deficiency in brain cells of ar
obscure substance secreted from
the intestines and carried in the
blood stream may be basically
responsible for some of the most
serious and mysterious mental
diseases.
When 1t is administered di-
rectly to the brain remission,
perhaps cures. have been brought
about in schizophrenia - the
"mind-splitting" com m on ly
know as dementia praecox which
Is probably the most prevalent
of the psychoses.
This was reported before the
National Academy of Sciences
here yesterday afternoon by DR..
-. w. Woolley Of the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research.
The substance Is serotonin,
one Of the hormones or body
produced chemical messengers
which precipitate far reaching
physiological reactions. In the
past the functions of serotonin
was supposed to be contraction of
blood vessels under certain cir
cumstances. thus forming part
Iof the body's defence against un-
restrained bleeding.