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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

n AtNNlh US " ltNA A'' VIC Z
little Importance a. compared
with the fnvca behind u
rho National Association Of
Real Estate boards NAilEil
owes tts very ifr blood to tho
practice OF housing dispundna
ton The ideas inherent within
tho racist theories or housing are
themselves creatures of the i'm.
agiuativc o,Rauiyora OF NAREn
The cumming Of Nelson, tiahcock,
and MecChcanoy ia surpassed only
10y tndayA NARFn mcmberahir
Herbert U, Nelson began by con.
STRUGGLING the taoist theory lie
hired respectable university pro
fossorn tn pct his ideas down IA
the form of teNthuol,s fur future
ualtngs Nclnou setting the policy,
college professors rloaldng 4 with
ivied responsibility
rodays members Of HAKEB
speciously falsely Intentionally
soeklug 90 dcyeivc hold up 10 our
view Works of MoMiJhsol ninR
ham end HoaEmud contemporary
wntora hired 10 aot forth aa fpotu.
al these theories constructed, prop
ased and mrturyd by NAHEn
The presence Of NAnisli on tho
housing scene IN our Minnesota
O. un ~ omen liut standing hs
hind NARlBB IL more ominoua
figure uf brick grass ana hool,a.
the University of MlnncaotA'
on page ~ 81 the University
Bulletin ~ Evening and Special
Glasses We md
REAI ESTATE
III" University of Minnesata
80 operates with the National
Associations of Real Estate
Hoards ~ - panl aud Minne-
apolis IN program ~ educa
tionai training leading toward
competence IN thu professional
aspects ~ real estate practice,
InstruciinE staff for each eour-e
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
last Rites Held
For Archie Alexander
Fomed Engineer

Des Moines, Iowa CANPJ e.
Archie 4 Alexander, an Iowa boy
who rose 10 the heights IN hi,
chosen profession Of engineering
and win distinction tn other fields
having been chosen az Governor OF
the Virgin Islands by President
Eisenhower was buried here Wed
nssday
The high regard IN which Archie
Alexander was held. is atteatcd by
the wide variety Of people who
came 10 pay their last respects as
the final rites were said over the
80 year Old leader al 81 Paul
Episcopal Church here.
Alexander had been in IN health
or Nc past two years and had
one through two operations re-.
entity although death came from r
cart attack
Among the 50 honorary pan
Jearera we're noted 20 whites head
d By his partner NJ a. Repass
nd a number N other wen known
itizcis Of Dep Moines
out Of town visitors many or
sem pail bearers Included
T X Gibson 81 Harry Gibson
Jefferson O Ish. Earl Y Dicker
Enu Edward Gillespie, Mrs Cora
Stewart an % Chicago, 4 p.
Bentley Columbus Ohio and
FranE y Summers ~ East ST.
Louis an representing the Sup
RENE Liberty Life Insurance CO
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bells. Iowa
cts Or and Mfa Harry Harper
sus Mrs George Harper Fort
nadiaar lows Dr and Mra
curtis H'wb. sioux city Iowa
FsmBH p DsFrantz Indianapolis
representing Howard University
Claude a Barnett % Chicago
and ~ 7 s Williams represent
ng TIE trustees afacera and fac-
uity x Tuskeree Institute Dr
Robert Cotton Jackson. Mlrh. ed
acauonai director ~ virgin L.
lands during the Alexander reg
re Dr and Mru James cuuap
ST Paul MINI ar ard Mrs
Malcolm Agsln Council BIaffs
Iasa Mrs Pred Duke Slater
Chicago. Mrs AIlaa Lsums Iowa
C1ty ~ q a Dotwn New York
Mr ana Mrz Preston Evana
ar3 &T ant Mrs Dukshart, Ds.
srat WuBAm y warriek. 81
psuI Marie Ross Kansas CITY
NJ Dr ard Mrs. Rufus Besheara
So IpserE No Prof Fre6.reg
q HIeb~s ard ~ Bruce Mahans
both representing lows UNIVERSITY
and ATTY & Ro4Esr wgson o
Cdcak5 G1aa5 Poie-nsar,h - its
Kapps AlPsa Pm Fraternity wf1s
members under re leadership D
y p Thomas Scales served IT.
hospitality capacity
Intsrrr@ut rsS glsraals Genre
tsry rss Mosass
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
whot About Discrimination In Minnesota;
Charge University Real
Estate Courses Teach
Racist Housing Codes
NY . rirRRr GuuMANT AND MAURICE HAYNES

told coicgc economics Had
good u ~ unfortunately true that
displacement ncighborhood population a
lowering Of the neghhorheed icNel
The above quote IA from confidential" report made
Ia loil 10 the National Housing Agency The authors OF this
report further recommended that various and national
origins be divided groups by number from most desirable
desirable The lowest number assigned TO Negroes,
the next lowest 60 lows
Ah.mrl h may DO lhe snLemen ner Is ol relatively
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

Sincerely
American pctrochrmical
Corporation
W y Rosuick Secretary
Minneapolis. MINI
The nrm raa three wholly owned
subsidiaries the Midweatorn Color
Works Tnpoil Refining Company
and the THpol Holding Corpora
ton.
Blamss Newspapers Distortion"
In replying 10 the nrn'a de-
rlai0G ca stay ofa ~ Arkansas
the commission through ita in
dustu4i engineer claimed that
newspapers had "dIatotted" The
Little Rock incident
wrote pc % firm secretary Res
nick
~ regret thsf you feel gs yoU
Do about the recent uribout
which occurred 10 Little Rock
bul as well aa others feel
that He whole thing has been
~ greatly distorted by the
newspapers hat you haven't 70.
eeivcd "a clear Wafgfc Regard
lese 10 Who 20 wrong or right
D. isn't good bat certainly tlai
lsrf fhs feeling ~ thC people
here lr Arkansas
Certainly ] aH mot trying 90
justify lHc Developments uf THE
bot J would like fgr gau 'a Fsg
tBo picture and then aaadc
for yBu IN
Right ngV d8-s bunting
~ lla peek lu AfEsnsas. au8 J
wH.ld like % invite sou ard
others from your Company to
be- ms guest 30 gppd hunt
and then lst yp8 arggn8 ~ eeo
what arlgaiy exists Erro IB
Little Rock
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

othy Howard Rev W l. BATTLES
AIRS Addlo G Few Arthur stern
berg and g s Anderson
Twelve other officers not present
when the photo was msdo Include
Norman ncll. Frank Boyd FuHne
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
and retiring president

Standing 10 T. are directors
John NJ Culver, Rev Kneely VII.
Hams, Mabel Harris, Estyr Poake,
Allie Mae Hampton Ernest Coop
err Beatrice Boyd Thurman Ne
FsrthIn, Rev penzil Carly Tim
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
Mrs. ZelIo Dearing
O.E.S. Leader Dies
Funeral Saturday.

Funeral services for Mrs celia
bearing. 1886 Clinton Az. viii be
held at 10 am Saturday January
IS al Zion Baptist Church. Lyn-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

Galloway Louis Erwin Rev }.
T. Glover Robert Lppcrt Ruth
Manning pr G. n Mobicy SANDY
Perry William sayles j., and >
Nathaniel Smith
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
Bigo'ry Cost arkonsus:
siso'ry Cost Arkonsus:
Minnesota Firm Turns
Down Arkansas Invitation
Because Of Little Rock

That the bad publicity 20 the state Of Arkansas from the
Little Rock school dcscgrcgaton trouble seriously hurt the
business development program IN that state echoed way MP
here in Minnesota recently.
Minnesota firm, Midwestern Color Works which had
Arkansas under consideration location for plant cxpae
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

= an confident that you
would feel quite differently n
you would DO this. Please let
me assure you that DO have a
standing invitation and 4, would
be nice N you could come down
Very truly yours,
Joe Bildy
Industrial Engineer
Arkansas state Indus.
TRIAL Development Com.
mission,
Little Rock, Arb
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
Net Greet Coming:
Net Greet comns
Althea Gibson Worlds
Tennis Champion Here
For Exhibition Jan. Is

Athea Gibson, international champion and winner
OF the Wimbledon Cup viii participate in Centennial sports
event IA Minneapolis on January 25 at pm the Minneapolis
Armory,
Miss Gibson the women's singles AZ Forest Hin Now
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17
~ NAAcp installations
~ NAACP InsfoIIafIonI
Lapakko Urges NAACP
To Aid Organized Effort
For FreeWay Families

with 100000 families diapi1ccd o. - be displaced ia the
Twin cities afch by urban rsdeycopmrm and highway
sfcou II Is time that begin 10 deal with the problem Of
houaug for these Mmilics organized baha Victor
Lapakho told members 81 Paul brunch Of the National
Association Tor the Advancement ~ Coored People Sunday lilo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

sorx rHE S.AcP SOW
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-17

m. Fas.r VITA IA. y",u,"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Prosrom Listines

revealed by on unusual candid
picture. Richard Trovis, norrotor.
9-News. Weother. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Dcniels.
iI:i5
4-WeotheF. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
9-The Iofe Show. Color.
Ia Hours. Return TO Porodise."
1853. A man cFrivino on the
South Poetic island Of Motorevo
finds the people under whip
Josh dictatorship. GoY Cooper,
Barry Jones.
ll:z0
5-StoTIieht TheoteT. Movie.
Ih Hours. "Nevodo." 1914.
Robert Mitchun. Ann JeffreYs.
l1:25
4-Som end Friends. Muppets.
II:30
4-Joek Peer Show. Variety.
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
1l:45
7-HoFse Raeing.
Film Of feature race from Chorles
Town. Results from other IToeks.
Bob Pickett reporting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

"No Second Helping" A happily
norried man takes up with the
young daughter of q woman who
wos his high school sweetheart.
Myrno 10y, Tom HeImore. IRE
peut.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

4-The Thin Man. Comedy.
Phyllis kirk. Peter Lowford stor.
tRepeots.I
5-WhirIybiEds.
7-Summer TheoteF. Dromo.
Flight From Tormendero." DON
no Reed.
9-TV Playhouse. Dromo.
mo Second Helping" A happily
nnonied man takes up with the
young daughter of woman who
was his high school sweetheart.
Myrno 10y, Tom HeImore. IRE
peot.l
1000
4-covoIeode Of Sports.
Jesse Bowdry VS.. Jerry luedee.
Ten rounds. Light heovyWeiohts.
Kentucky Foir and Exposition
Center, Louisville, KY.
5-WateFfront. Dromo.
7-HoFbor Commend. Drono.
Wendell Corey stors.
9-UndeFeurrent. Dromo.
Lost Chonce." After committing
100000 robbeY, thief tokes
refuge in O disreputoble boarding
house. John loreh, Rebecco
Welles. lRepeat.)
1880
5-If You Had q Million.
7-Seo Hunt. Adventure.
Lloyd Bridges stars.
9-PeFsonoI Appearance.
PREMIERE. THE Unliohted
Rood" Storing Jones Deem.
lRepeot.)
I0:45
4-Post Fight Beet. Interviews.
Bud PoImer. m. 6.
100
4-News and Local News.
Horkness. Word.
5-SpoFts. News. Weather.
Sieoel. Worren. Horris.
7-Code Three. Mystery.
"Ths Print With O Foce." A
clever murderess finds her identity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
At Home With the
Attorney General
By HAROLD ]. FLECKNOE
Star Stan Writer

EISENHOWER suffered mild stroke last
November of the first officials
the White House Attorney General William Rogers
officer the Rogers spent the
comforting with the President Vice President Nixon and other high
ranking officials 1t his responsibility to handle legal
unable
his duties
TALL handsome of A. Mr. Rogers is the father Of 10
Anthony, IT, Jeffrey H. and
Douglas IL The Rogers family live in Bethesda In clap
ideally suited the vigorous family life they
enjoy.
The youngsters major Mrs Rogers who never
had opportunity practice her college major law Like her
Cornell School, but she did not
take her examination
M the youthful outlook his wife He plays
and he
energetic they Mrs Rogers played football with
them. too until they outgrew me" she
Curious about all things the don't mind getting
brdwatch They enjoy overnight camping trips
Last they took Audubon trip Shenandoah National
Park. q q family affair
Daughter Dale Of these activities
Unlike Washngtonians
the Capital family the
CONTINUED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

The eor-Od eobine member eoehes up legal work home
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Boy, 10, Injured
Critically by Car

A io-year-old Forest Heights
tMd) boy was injured critically
last night when struck by q car
on a service road 10 the MARROW
Heights shopping center, on
Route 5. Prince Georges County
police report.
The victim. Michael Spitz Of
32s Huron drive. was admitted
10 Casualty Hospital with a con-
cussion and a fractured left leg.
Police identified the driver Of
the car as Edward A. Knightly,
IS. Of 1901 Trenton place, Suit
land.
Police quoted witnesses as
saying the accident occurred
about 7:2O pm. when the boy
ran into the road from between
two parked cars.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
ReaItor Raps
Conflict Issue

A spokesman for the Mont
gomery County real estate bus
mess today demanded that
certain politicians cease using
our profession as a political
football"
Adolph c. Rohland. presi-
dent Of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Board of Realtors, said his
demand was aimed at the
Democrats for SO.
Mr.. Rohland said the real
estate business did not insist
that 1t be represented on any
agency Of LEGAL government.
But, he said. "the proposal
that we should be barred by
law from serving on certain
public agencies should either
be retracted by its sponsors or
should be repudiated by the
fair-minded electorate"
The Democrats for '5S have
waged Q campaign based in
large part on attacking the
alleged influence Of real estate
interests on government. They
also have called for q law
barring real estate men from
serving on area planning and
sanitary agencies, In order to
eliminate what they say are
possible conflicts Of interests. I"
Real estate developers and
brokers are honest, hard-work-
ing people who know that their
success will be measured by
their business integrity and by
the quality Of their product"
Mr.. Rohland said real estate
mems services are available to
the county council If they are
desired.
IF the council feels other
wise, we viii happily mind our
own business" he said.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Two Pay Plans Offered
For Police, Firemen

better Job II he had . force
filed 10 authorized strength"
As Of May II the police force
totaled ASST. Senator Mansfield
said. It has an authorized
strength Of 2.b0s.
iS.a Per Cent Increase
Mr.. Mclaughlin. In recon-
mending q substitute for the
Mansfield bill. said "this bill
provides for an average increase
Of iS.2 per cent In the salaries
Of policemen and firemen."
THE additional cost 10 the
District government for the iirst
year OF operation IL estimated
10 be s3.i60.0o0." he said.
"Sufiicient revenues from
existing sources are available 10
finance the hrst year cost Of
this proposed increase, but
there are other salary increases
pending for District Of Colum-
bia government employees which,
when added 10 this SS.l50,00
exceed our present revenue
sources"
He offered figures showing
that all pending wage proposals,
including the Commissioners
recommendations for teachers
salary increases, would cost an
additional sll.2 million, while
the total would be $l6.5 million
II figures recommended by the
Board of Education are used.
Existing revenue sources"
he said. will provide only s6
million Of the FIRST years cost,
m aking additional revenue
sources necessary in order TO A.
nance the total cost Of these
pending pay raises"
s-Year Plan Not Affected
Mr.. Mclaughlin said pay
raise legislation would not
jeopardise the city's six-year
capital outlay program. pro-
vided Congress enacts two
bills authorizing q SIS mil
lion Treasury loan for public
works and increasing the Fed
eral payment to $50 million.
However. he added. testi-
mony on the public works and
Evening star., 1958-05-15
P|anner Urges
2dMajorR Road
Al Wisconsin

Montgomery County PLAN
ners were told yesterday II
win be q mistake II they don't
plan another major north
south highway leading 10 the
District In the vicinity Of Wis
Iconsin avenue.
Williams Burrage. planning
director for the Maryland-Na.
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission. had that ad-
vice for members Of the
Montgomery Planning Board
following a meeting Of the full
commission at Riverdale.
Mr.. Burrage said the plan
to connect Route 240 with the
proposed Cabin John bridge
and q Potomac River parkway
TO Washington was a "tem-
porary" one. He added that
ultimately the county will need
a major radial" coming into
Washington through the CEN
tral part Of the county some
where around Wisconsin ave-
nue."
Mr.. Burrage hailed the con-
cept Of building the southwest
leg Of 240 TO Cabin John bridge
and speeding up construction
plans for the river parkway as
VERY important and worth
while" But he added II will
not be sufncient TO handle all
the anticipated trafic needs
of the future.
Mr.. Burrage's views on the
240 decision being temporary
coincide with those Of Norman
Pritchett. chief engineer for the
Maryland State Roads Com
mission.
Mr.. Burrage told the plan
ners 1t was most important
that the county proceed now
with plans for another road
way before proposed new con-
struction rules that out"
He said plans are well ad-
vanced for construction Of q
new large ONCE building at
East-West highway and Waver-
ly street, a block east Of Wis
consin avenue, and said: "If
that goes ahead, 1t will be too
late"
The highway discussion arose
when Mr.. Burrage advised the
board Of plans for the new
building which he said were "in
the path Of the proposed Wis
consin avenue bypass which the
commission staff has always
favored"
The board took no action on
Mr.. Burrage's plea.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Kaul said. while real estate
rates have gone up every year.
Mr.. Kaul went on 10 say that
he was not happy about hav-
ing to raise taxes and pointed
out that he had made several
Unsuccessful efforts earlier In
the evening 10 cut the budget.
Another member. Herbert L.
Brown, said that II a unani-
nous vote were not reached
he would not consider himself
pledged TO the Blevins proposal
"a compromise Of suggestions
by all members except Mrs.
Buchholz at tonight's final
meeting.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
ContInued Prom PaEe A.al

Nss1 aaNA 80 -
said. Il felt that a pay increase
for the policemen and firemen
was long overdue and that II
was time that their salaries
were put In line with their
duties and on q comparable
basis with other large cities,
My desire 30 see a salary In
crease for these law-enforce-
ment personnel has not dimin-
ished. but has. In effect, been
strengthened.
Police Chief Robert v. MUIR
ray Is doing "A fine Job under
existing conditions" the SEN
ator said. But he could do Q
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Mayor Renominuted

MARTINSBURG, w. Va,
May is (SpeciaD William H.
Peery. completing his second
term as mayor Of Martinsburg,
has been renominated by the
towns Democrats for a third
term.
The Republican nominee is
Howard M. Kline.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Gets Stute Rouds Post

MARTNSBURG, W. Va,
May is (SpeciaD Neil p.
Boggs has been named public
relations officer for the State
Road Commission Of West
Virginia. He has been a news
reporter and commentator for
Charleston Station WCHS-TV.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Arlington DeodIocked
On Budget Financing
by SAM EASTMAN
star stau Writer

The Arlington County Board last night tentatively adopted
t2e2 million budget but deadocked how TO raise enough
revenue 10 finance II.
The board has until midnight tonight for nnal budget
action. A meeting Ia set for pm.
At conference last night. all ive members informally
Evening star., 1958-05-15


approved the school boards
proposed sl1.5 million budget
and q STAT million general
county budget.
However. Mrs. Leone Buch-
holz refused 10 90 along with
the other members on q COM
promise tax-increase formula
TO raise a needed tl,So2,2lt
because II included an increase
In the business privilege license
levies.
Terms Of Compromise
The compromise, proposed
BY Dr. L. H. Blevins, would:
I. Add 80 cents 10 the real
estate tax rate. which Is now
t3.2t per 800 Of assessed val
uation. This would bring In
te0o. .450.
2. Add II cents TO the s4.2e
personal property rate for q
yield Of tTo.50s.
3. Increase the auto tag fee
from IS 10 50. This would raise
9i65, 900.
4. Finance the $23s,256 bal
ance by raising business priv
ilege taxes, which range from
7 cents to 65 cents per 500
Of gross receipts, effective jan
uary /. No decision was made
on how much each category
would be raised. but is was esti-
mated that most would 60 UP
about rs per cent.
The deadlock occurred when
Mrs. Buchholz declined TO ap-
prove the formula because Of
the business license tax hike
and other members refused to
act without = unanimous vote.
Explains Position
Mrs. Buchholz explained that,
she thought an increase In the
license tax would impose an
unfair burden on many busi-
nessmen.
After being urged unsuccess-
fully to offer an alternative
revenue plan, Mrs. Buchholz
was asked If she would vote for
another 8 cents on the real
estate tax rate to raise the
money needed. She replied
that she would not, that 30
cent increase was steep enough.
"You can't do 1t with mir
rors, you have to raise taxes"
Board Member David L. Krup-
saw remarked.
To q suggestion by Mrs.
Buchholz that the other four
members could 60 ahead and
vote for the tax formula,
Chairman Ralph Kaul replied
that you have a responsible
ity to say where the money is
coming from"
Business license taxes have
not been raised since 1858, Mr..
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Federal payment bills recently conform 10 tax trends in the
Indicated that taxes surrounding Assocf
probably would be TO Alfred A. capaso president
Evening star., 1958-05-03
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonights top shows as preueoed by TV Keys stat.
Dho attend rehearsdS match screenings ana dnGIySe
scripts in NeW York and Hollywood. Their opinions are
offered as guide to area Uiewers
Perry Como ShOw-Madcap Comics Bob and Ray give the
show its funniest moments they television sta
ton onehorse town. Some of their juicy little
grams especially the about the weather forecast
really delicious Eve Arden tells Perry she'd like to be
herself for a change instead of the inevitable Miss
Brooks" and sings Drop That Name" with Como There's
also Tennessee Ernie Ford who stops by during his visit
to New York for a bit of chatter and song (ColorD
pm, WRCA
Polly Bergen ShOw-AmbtiouS program tonight has open
ing scene location in Central Park Polys boys sing
"New York. New York. and Bergen in hanson cab solos
to ItS Grand Night for Singing" Back at the studio,
Comedian Joey Bishop and Polly romp through EAST
Side West Sde" Peter Gennaro with hostess and
the dancers froc about to Saturday Night In Central
Park" pm, WRC-.
Lawrence Welk ShOwThe Lennon Sisters have their little
Brother Pat aged 81 along for his first TV appearance
No singing from the lad but the game youngser acts the
title role in piece about that classic, christopher
Robin" Kenny Trimbe along with "Whatn
Do?" and the band plays Dear Old Lady to round out
the show 9 pm. WMAL-7.
Have Gun will Trave-If it's action you want be to
wait for the second half of this episode Just after he
arries Frisco musicha GIRL old friend of Paladin
ups and dies The mans partner tries to keep the girl
from inhertng the estate and is willing to kill for it. but
Paladn gives the girl he pokeS his nose into
the affair. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9
unsmOke-A good show, with Doc Adams getting extra at
tention Card players team up to borrow $4,000 from
the bank the strength Of surere poker hand When
it turns out the hand isn't good enough and the bank is
out the dough- Marshal Dillon smells rat and keeps
eye on the men until they make stupid move AS they
leave town they take Doc Adams along as hostage.
10 pm. WTOP-9.