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went about his plans for the
1857 Presidents Cup just as
though nothing had happened.
The dates: September 81 and
%.
The first Of an eventual group
Of So Washington area boys
leave Sunday for a three-week,
500-mile cruise from Alexan-
dria to the Jersey coast and re-
turn. They sail aboard the So
foot Lexington, which is the
pride and joy of Morris Spring.
er's Naval Cadet Corps.
First port of call is Patuxent
Naval Air Station where the
boys will have a chance to see
Navy life at a shore establish
ment, then Annapolis, followed
by Cape May. N. j., and the
Coast Guard station there, and
turning point at Wildwood, N. j.
While Springer and two other
senior officers go along as a sort
OF supercargo, the ship will be
run by young Robert Diehl as
lieutenant and Kenneth Ham
mond as warrant officer.
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cork on the top one. The pyra-
mid sinker digs into the sand,
but DON'T use It In 4 rocky
area. It will snag.
I used salt water spinning
tackle-a light squidding rod,
in fact, that wouldn't have
reached past the first line of
breakers where the surf fisher
man seeks his quarry.
Fortunately, the fish were in
close this day. feeding in the
white water. Using thin strips
Of squid and frozen shrimp for
bait. we started hitting almost
Immediately.
We caught big kingfish, fair
sized trout and numerous spot
which we returned to the surf.
At the end Of three hours we
had . good string Of kingfish
and trout.
Many Reaplng Rich Harvest
Though the marlin fishing
has been spotty 20 far, many
seashore visitors have been
reaping q rich harvest with
less expensive forms of angling.
There are several head boats
at Ocean City which 60 far
offshore for sea bass. porgies.
trout and other bottom fish.
These include Capt. Bill Pat
tons Answer. Capt. Gordon s.
Patton'S Question Mark and
Capt. Edward Brex' Pisces. An
other small head boat. operated
by Capt. Harry Bunting, fishes
the inlet.
Founder fishing in the bay
and inlet is the best in many
years. Rowboat fishermen with
or without cupboard motors
have been bringing in fish up to
doormat size. Every day, an
glers line piers and bulkheads
as we'll.
For founders. bull minnows
drifted on a hook which has
a bit Of white bucktail is best.
A slack tide is preferred for
all bay fishing.
ocean City has a free fish,
ing pier that extends 400 feet
into the ocean at the foot of
Wicomico street. The fishing is
best there after dark with peel
err crab as bait. Last week pier
fishermen were having fun
catching small sand sharks.
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Fuirview Is Host
To Rendezvous

A iotilla of cruisers repre-
senting the Potomac River
Power Squadron was to assem-
BILE at the mouth Of the West
River today to cruise to the
Maryland Yacht Club, Fair
view. Ind. for the District 5
rendezvous being held today,
tomorrow and Sunday.
The Patapsco River Power
Squadron is host. A navigator's
contest will be held tomorrow
with teams from squadrons in
Southern New Jersey, Eastern
Pennsylvania, Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia competing.
Boats in the Potomac River
team are the Dorien II. owned
by Phil Julien of Arlington,
the Four Jays. owned by John
Knox Of Shady Side and the
Sac Kan. owned by Herb Sacks
and Stan Kamerow Of WASH
ington.
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The 80" Richardson Express
Sleeping facilities are provided for six in the we'll
designed interior, with hanging lockers Stowage
cabinets and other conveniences to make extended
cruising fun for all The large teak cockpit makes
delightful social center, with ample room for loung-
ing or fishing chairs and related equipment The
trunk cabin has dinette which sleeps two and a
lounge that makes an upper and lower berth. There
are two permanent herths forward Twin engines,
speeds up to 80 mph
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D. c. Anglers Get Six Marlin in 2 Days
WHERE THEY ARE BIT

What the experts couldn't dc
in last weeks international
Light Tackle Tournament at
Ocean City. Md. was achieved
Sunday and Monday by three
Washington anglers. They got
six marlin in two days.
Kenneth B. Haynes of Chevy
Chase and his sons, Alan and
Arnold. ranged out IS miles
southeast by south from Ocean
City in their privately owned
Francis H. and found the fish
over what is known as the
Washington Canyon. In all,
they have caught Is marlin
since July /.
Josh Bunting, however, re-
ports the marlin fishing in gen.
eral still spotty although a fair
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are fishing 1s to 20 miles out
on the Fenwick Island Ridge.
On Chesapeake Bay, hard
head fishing is steadily improv-
ing and more blues are being
caught. At Solomons Island.
Capt. Rody Langley took q
Washington party Of five to
Cedar Point and brought back
20S bluefish and rock.
Gordon Stinnett at Chesa-
peake Beach says the hardhead
fishing is the best in 10 years.
Capt. Andy Scheihle at Wynne
says his Patsy brought in l56
hardhead from the Southwest
Middle Grounds one day this
week, Small boats are taking
rockflsh by casting bits of soft
crab into the grass.
COVELL.
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FORE AND AFT
BY MALCOLM lAMBORNE
Unlimited Hydros Will Be Here

For a time Race Chairman
Earl Hildebrand wasn't sure
whether there would be any I'M
limited hydroplanes in this
years Presidents Cup Regatta.
For the great majority of race
fans who come out each Sep
TENDER of Hams Point, such a
thing would be catastrophe.
A good many cupboard and
inboard drivers. on the other
hand, might have quietly
cheered. They sometimes feel
too much emphasis is placed
on the unlimiteds not only here
but wherever the big fellows
race.
The situation first started
getting a little sticky when
Hildebrand was informed of
the terms of the new unlimited
hydro organization which own
ers and drivers set up last
winter outside the framework
of the American Power Boat
Association.
THE boys are really getting
fancy" Hildebrand recalled
this week at dinner. They
won't race more than two heats
q day. They insist on an ex-
pensive starting clock and a
special man to run 1t. and even
have their own ideas on who
should refereee."
Hildebrand. who would have
done very we'll in politics. just
sat back and waited 1t out.
Finally. the other day a letter
came from the new outfits
secretary. For this year. he
wrote. the unlimiteds will race
under the old rules.
With a chuckle, Hildebrand
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True IclAAdJlOIl.
Surf anglers also like soli-
tude-lonely stretches of beach
or rock. This has its practical
side, since surf fish like most
others are easily frightened or
"spooked," taking off to remote
spots at the least commotion
in water or on the beach. Even
the reflection Of a white towel
thrown carelessly at waters
edge is said to stop them from
biting.
Assateague Lonely
The loneliness we found far
down on Assateague Island, a
ferry ride of 35 minutes or so
across Sinepuxent Bay south of
Ocean City. Md. 1t is only one
of many places to attract Wash
ington area fishermen to the
seashore these days. Fishing is
reaching its height in ocean,
bay and inlet.
The sky was coppery as we
reached the ferry landing, a
drive Of 10 miles or so after
q left turn off Route SO just
over the bridge across the Ocean
City inlet. There are two fiat
bottomed ferries, one of Scar
capacity and other carrying
three, that ply the shallow
bay.
Departure times are 8 and
IL am. and 2 and pm. The
ferries return at $3.50. 1870
and 4:30. On week ends the
line is long, so get there early.
Park at Fox Hill Levels
My companions on this side
trip during the International
Light Tackle Tournament at
Ocean City were Jack Snyder,
a consulting engineer with Of
fees at Alb Union Trust Build
ing. and his young son, Johnny.
After crossing. we drove sew
eral miles down the single ma
cadam strip bounded on each
side by soft sand. The road is
rough, but passable. At Fox
Hill Levels. where the adjoin-
ing sand is quite hard, we
pulled off and parked.
Hiking over the high dune
that protects the falkland and
road, we started to rig up. Jack.
like most veteran surf casters,
prefers an old-fashioned CAL
cutta pole. They're homemade
from long bamboo blanks, once
costing a dollar or so but
harder to find and more ex-
pensive today.
Terminal Tackle Simple
Add to this butt and fore
hand wrappings of stout hand
line. guides and tip Of nom
corrosive metal. a reel seat
made from hose clamps, good
quality $50 to 200-yard casting
reel and you're in business. OF
course. you should have a sand
spike. a hollow tube with sharp
end that is thrust into the
sand to hold your rod when
you set 1t down. and a leather
butt rest that belts around
your hips.
Terminal tackle is simple
enough and sample is shown.
A cork near the end Of the
hook keeps the bait floating.
II you use two hooks, put the
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quantity Of dolphin are being
taken.
At Indian River Inlet, Capt.
Irving Pleasington says the
blues are biting well. The boats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-19
SURF TRIP PRODUCTIVE
D. c. Anglers Finding
Ocean Fishing Good
By CHARLES COYELL

There are only three essentials to a surf fisher
mans happiness-sun, sea and sand. You could add
fish, of course but they're not essential.
The soft buffeting of ocean winds tempering the
hot sum- the beat of the SURF the cry of gull and the
ccolnesS of the wet sand beneath your feet add up to
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THE LOG BOOK

COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB-Host 10
Comet class territorial races.
POTOMAC RIVER POWER SQUAD
Notwithstanding United States Power
6quadrons' 9th District rendezvous at
Maryland Yacht Club. Fairview, Nd.
SOLOMONS ISLAND YACHT CLUB
Host to stock cupboard and inboard
powerboat races.
SUNDAY
WEST RIVER SAILING CLUB
Continuance OF summer series of races.
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according to one reviewer, was
the "aggreSsor." and before the
show was over. "a viewer might
have been inclined to sympathize
with the inquisitors.'
Rating Oddities: Steve Allen
came within a few points of Ed
Sullivan last Sunday-and Mr..
Bling could point out that the
Met wasn't involved at all.
Just added to the Allen cast
for Sunday-comic Jerry Lewis!
If you're thinking of applying
for Jimmy Deans job when the
Town and Country" star grad
yates to the CBS-TV morning
post next month. please don't.
|. That's the inference in a
release from Connie B. Gays Of
flee, which clicked so phone calls
from as far west as Wisconsin
and 500 letters from performers.
Including wires from Nashville,
Springfield. Mo-, and Cincinnati!
X X
The Du Pont Company. which
will drop its filmed drama series
in June, will sponsor ten 90
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WIDOW, WASH-FM - In
the Concert Hall: Brahms
Double Concerto in A Minor;
Beethoven. Sonata No. 80 in
E: Tchaikovsky. Symphony
No. 6 in B.
$3.50, WGMS-Library Concert
Mozart, Quintet for Winds
and Piano; Schubert, Octet:
Hindemith, Wind Quintet
Performed by the Philadel-
phia Woodwind Quintet. Ru-
dolf Serkin. David Oistrakh.
$3.50, WMAL FIN - Sinfonia
Antartica: Ralph Vaughn
Williams The London Phil
harmonic Chorus and Orches-
ira, Sir Adrian Boult con-
Quoting.
900, WOL-Good Music Time
Paul Hume begins three hours
Of music with Locatelli, Con-
certo Crosse No. /.
1890, WWDC-U. N. Story: The
trials of a hazardous Sahara
Desert journey by a semiblind
Moroccan seeking u. N. medi-
cal treatment is dramatized
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Back Track to Murder"
Donald Gray as Mark Saber,
private investigator.
1000, WMAL (D-Ray An
thony: Special guests are Vic
Damone and teen-ager Joy
Layne.
1000, WRC (4-Cavalcade of
Sports: Welterweights Gar
nett Sugar" Hart and WAL
ter Byars risk undefeated
streaks when they tangle in a
10-round bout at Madison
Square Garden.
1890. WTOP t9)-Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits Ted
Lewis and his wife in their
Manhattan apartment; and
Stewart Alsop and his wife in
their Washington. D. C. home.
11:10. WTTG (5)-Washington
Movietime: A small boy play
ing with a gun kills a man in
Game of Danger" starring
Jack Warner. u955.)
11:l5, WTOP t9l-The Late
Show: Island of Desire"
(Color.) Linda Darnell and
Tab Hunter. A young Navy
nurse is marooned on a
South Pacific island where
she becomes involved in
romance. tl952D
1920. WMAL ~ = Jackpot
Duckpin Derby: A special
women's match with frankie
Wilson VS.. Virginia Siegel.
1850, WRC t4l-Tonight: A
visit to a testimonial dinner
for Alan LipScott, comedy
writer of Peoples Choice.
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TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WTTG t5)-Badge TIA: A
double date succeeds when a
full scale stake out" fails in
the capture Of two holdup
men.
1880. WTTG ~ = Fabian of
Scotland Yard: A charming
killer. who specializes in mar
rying and numbering lonely
and well-insured women is
the key figure in Brides OF
the Fire"
1880. WMAL tH-Rin Tin Tin /:
"O'Hara Gets Culture" An
Italian opera singer seeks
protection from an Indian
highwayman.
$500. WRC "a - Blonde: BY
mistake Blonde picks up a
package containing thousands
of dollars belonging to a pair
Of thieves.
$500, WTOP (9) - West Point:
Ambush" A second-class
corporal befriends a youth
who is a victim Of circum-
stances and takes him up to
West Point for a visit. TV
Key says: Routine but ex-
citing in spots"
500. WTTG 81 - Movietime
USA: A millionaire son and
a society girl meet and fall
in love in Maids Night Gu"
starring Joan Fontaine and
Allan Lane. 1880
$3.50. WTOP (9l-Dick Powell
Zane Grey Theater: Ernest
Borgnine stars in BLACK
Greek Encounter" with Jan
Merlin, The story of an ex-
gunman who is challenged in
the saloon where he works.
TV Key previews: "Borgnine
is well worth watching"
800. WRC tA-The Joseph Cot
ten Show: On Trial. A lawyer
agrees to defend a man in
order to win a wager in THE
Case of the Panicky Man"
$3.50, WTOP t9D-Playhouse of
Stars: Janet Leigh stars in
Carriage from Britain" the
story Of housewife with a
determination to get ahead of
the Joneses.
$3.50. WMAL t7)-The Wise:
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minute specials" on CHS next
season. :, The wire announcing
the decision adds that the pro-
Queer and specific program prop
critics have not yet been selected
One situation that has been
cleared up is the Sunday night
lineup on ABC-TV-dtter Omnt-
bus winds up its season. Be
ginning April z. WMAL-7'S
schedule iCiH feature new series
'ot recent RKO Hollywood tea
ture films. from 1880 to 9 pm,
NTH Ted Mdck's Amateur Hour
occupying the 9 to 10 slot.
And on April 20. Mike Wallace S
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nep show iOiu be seen from 10
to 1880 pm.
Aside to Pick Temple: Mrs. M
has a heart-broken son, age, 6
whose invitation to appear on
your show came two days late
because of a change of ad-
dress). -. Wasn't his fault.
Any chance of taking care of him
on the Ranch one of these after
moons?
y 4 II
An item in Wednesdays
column relating to the phone
reaction after an NBC-4 pro-
gram, THE Price is Right" in
cluded a puppy in its prize list,
was apparently misinterpreted
;. Alfred Frank, of the nearby
Frankonia Kennels, says he has
nothing against the show at
all. :. The incident would serve
to testify to the pulling power
of a daytime TV program.
"Suez," a picture starring
Tyrone Power. Loretta Young
and Annabella. will open the
"NTA Film Spectacular" series
on WMAL-7 Thursday night
April 4. Among the Goth.
Century Fox pictures to be shown
on this weekly series are "Razor's
Edge" (Ty Power; Forever
Amber" LINDA Darnell); Gen
tleman's Agreement" Gregory
Peck; Stanley and Living
stone" (Spencer Tracy and
Mother Wore Tights" dan
Daley. Betty Grable.)
And just a few week ago,
Washington viewers were la
menting the dearth of better
Hollywood product on local
screens!
y
That's a busy schedule lined
up for Ben Alexander. Jack
Webb's side-kicK on "Dragnet"
and Badge TIA" in Washing
ton beginning Monday of next
week. Ben will not only adj
dress the Ad Club Luncheon,
but appears on WT'TG-5 on the
Billy johnson, Matt Warren and
3ete's Place shows. on WTOP-9,s
Panorama Potomac. and on
WTOP. VOL and WWDC radio
shows. In between, Ben will
find time to visit the Crippled
Children's Health School with
Billy johnson. In connection
with his visit here. WITG-5 is
selecting the teen-ager who has
done the most for his community
during the past month. The
winner gets a number of prizes,
including the Badge TIA Award.
$50
Grounds for Divorce: Behind
the news last night of Janet
Blair's decision to leave her TV
husband. Sid Caesar, is one
simple. elementary fact: Janet
and the show were comedically
incompatible Pretty Janet
was fine when it came to hoofing
and singing. but she added
nothing to the comedy sequences
I. She simply couldn't mug;
react expressively. or vary her
delivery to suit the many moods.
Sld's plans are probably up in
the air at this point . . He'll
need new wife mo. a :. This
viewers only regret is that Pat
Carroll was married" to Howard
Morris in the scripts this season
; Pat would have been perfect.
Not waiting until next season
to acquire a TV wife mo. q is
Danny Thomas He'll meet
the girl Marjorie Lord in the
April 4 installment and pop the
question April IS Danny's
show this season has had its up
and downs-and not all OF them
are due to his widower status
ABC shifted the show from
its familiar Tuesday spot to a
Monday time, then shifted it
again to Thursdays 20 to $500
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eIeYision OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Moreh :. l957

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Encore Playhouse With
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Book, Sau; 400,
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ION THE AIR
Turninq the Tables
On the VCritics?
BY BERNIE HARRISON
The Weekend Wa

An obeat show that might have network
possibilities pemiered in New York the other
ment Press Conference Three TV writers were
supposed grill comedian Buddy Hace whose STANLEY" will
give its final performance Monday on NBC Hackett
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7:O5 pm Sports News
7:15 pm National News

John hay, winner Of the Peabody Award, presen,
10 minute roundup Of national news happenings u
dynamic Interpretation Of the news.
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Rodio Todov-Fridoy, March 8. 1857

WWDc- WToP-ls00 WGMs-S7o
Club 1850 Marx Evans News; Cafe
lack RowIis Show stan Hamilton
News; Club 1850 News COB Dalton Coed Muss
lack Row1is Show; News Cate
Club 1860 Mosndial Mat Bob 8 Ray
lack soWlle eddie eallahsr I"
News; Rose 1850 News; Eddie Z"
lack RsWls esIiahsf; Evans Harry Wismer
Bob Welt. spts. Allan jackson News; Showcase
Jack RoW1is wash News Rpt Record Showcase
News: Club 1850 Weather; Spts Dinner Music
lack Rswle Lowell Thomas
Club 1850 Amss a Andy Fuftuu Lewis
lack RoWlis Music HALL waltz Tine
News; Club 1850 Guest Stars Gabriel Heater
! lack Rowie EdW. R. MurruN Star lime
club 1850 Robert Q. Lewis Counter Spy
lack Rewie Dick Hayes ="
News; Ara rcwa News; Robert Q. librap Concert
Bob Will Judy Iuhnson Philadelphia
Around Town News; The Wuh6 Wuodwind
Bob Will Tonght Quintet
News; Ara rewn Thirty Minutes Serta
Bob will 10 Go
U. NJ stop Bob DaItons
You were Thers Fsotsteps 10 Heater
News; ht tsWs Music Music
Fred Gale From france
Around IOWA World Tungh News; Concert
ion Massey spts. iWssthei Masterpieces
News, Each hour Music Iii Dswn "
on HAT Hour til $50 AMI
IS, Nat wright hws.; Mus Ill On Sign or
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5-Afternoon Movie.
IA Hours. "Motinee Idol"
ConiIlo Horn. British.
100
4-People's Playhouse. Movie.
Hour. Tight Shoes" 1871.
Broderick Crowford. Binnie
6ornes.
9-WoIteT Cronkite. News,
9-Donno Douglas. Women.
l:l5
7-Lodies' Home Theoter.
IA Hours. Fighting Coward"
1895. Joan Woodbury..
l:3o
GAS the World Turns. Serial.
200
4-Afternoon With lingo.
5-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
IA Hours. "Fother's Wild
Come" le49. Raymond Wal
burn.
Sour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
2:30
4-Tennessee Ernie Ford Show.
7-Fovorite Story. Dromo.
9-House PoFty. Variety.
800
4-Motinee TheoteF. Color
I Hour. "A Deocon OF Ook
RIDGE" The actual experience
of NueIeor Physicist Or. WilIiom
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January 81

G. Pollard, which led to his be-
coming an Episcopolion Church
deacon.
7-PubIic Defender. Police.
9-The Big Poyoff. Quiz.
$3.50
5-Pete's Place. Kids.
7-My Hero. Comedy.
Storing Bob Cummings.
9-Bob Crosby. Music.
400
4-Queen for q Day. 0iveowoy.
IS Minutes JOCK Boiley, host.
5-Life With Elizabeth.
7-Brighter Doy. Scroll.
9-Pick Temple. Kids
Hour. "Reneoodes of Reno"
Bill Willioms.
AIS
7-Secret Storm. Seriol.
4:3o
5-The Early Show. Movie.
| Hour, IS Min. Friends and
Lovers" Laurence Olivier.
ledge Of Night. Serial.
4:45
4-Modern Romonees. Serial.
500
4-Comedy Time. Scroll.
TITS Greet Life" Storing
Michael O'Sheo.
mickey Mouse Club. Kids
Mousekeieers: Circus Doy. MoS
Morris Seols.
9-Amos m Andy. Comedy.
$3.50
4-FootIight Theoter. Comedy.
! Hour. Susie" and THE Lone
Wolf" Films. Al Ross. host.
9-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
5-News. Matthew Warren.
Ees 3 N$-FX~X ~TEsXa
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THURSDAY

G.9S
4-redey on the Fern. News.
ALeek to This Dsy. Prayer.
Os1g
e-MsdltotIens. lnspIrotlonol.
TOO
%Teday. Variety.
N0eod Morning. Variety.
500
9-PonoFomo Potomae.
Gestures Mark Evons, Paul Hal
lett, Dan DonleIs, Scott Sutton.
MuFrsy Merder, Lassle Smith.
4-Inee. Cooking
5-Thousht. lnsplrotlonol.
s-ceptoin Kdnsoroe. Kids.
800
.IfttIe koseoIs. Our Gang.
9-KeFtoon Klub. Kids.
$50
4-Romper Room. Kids.
1000
4-nome. Arlene Francis.
H.Tha MoFnine Movie.
IA Hou1. Down Missouri
Way." 1916. John corrodine.
s-Gerry Moore. Variety.
1890
s-AFthuF Godfrey. Variety.
100
) 4-The Price Is Right. Quiz.
II:3o
4-Trufh or Consequences.
9-Strike II Rich. Quiz.
HAS
5-Fronkie Loine. Songs.
1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Kids.
5-Musie HolI. Zoboch.
e-VoIiont Lody. Serial.
1z:l5
9-Love Of Life. Seriol.