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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

TER HOMES & GARDENS SET
ING. Visualize Q LONG immaeu-
late brick rambler situated on a
LARGE corner yard, with q lawn
like green velvet. Dotted with
mature plants and shrubs. Every
nm. is large from the pine -paneled
DEN TO the HUGE dazzling kitch-
en-. Outside balcony leading from
master bedroom. Impressive man
tied fireplace set in paneled living
room wall. So many other features
that must be seen. offered at a
firm, fair price Of sci $50. See
this home and end your search
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP S-S40O
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BEAUTIFUL sHADK TREEs sur,
s sssIs, k SSslS STiet 0I rambler 4
rooms ,'S den; z tgll baths, ~, IN
Ssm un Ssss bl Pae eansl S t aeyn Sm
Priced al s22,aB6. FHA dnsneinl
available. Exclusive aFents. THf
DARBY Co, 23io Wilson blvd
IA, b-g3g5. otiice open . III o
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BRYN MAR PARK-Have house
will sell-must travel. Spacious
split-level. completely air eondi.
toned. assume large 49, 81
loan Must see 70 appreciate. Fl
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ApISs tUhNISHeU-VA'
ALEXANDRIA,, downtown, SIS 70
$50 so. all utils. incl. Call TIE.
6-6670 between 10 am. and pm
ALEx;. IDEAL : s. dgIts- ,Snt sed gs1s;
E washer imS S.ll' JA mel 7i::so7!ail mo.
ALEx.-Nicely furn liv. Im- bed:
s.gg;;. IT. PIT bath; utii'' nee
ARL.. 1880 N. QUINN-Neat 1-psd.
uniufn'. SSS.60. wo' 6-6soo
ARL.-AttFae. weli-furn. bedrm;
BLDG asi Sos. ia. e-is9o. "a. 6.4s25
1-2 bedrrn.. S94.SllO;
nice furr,, g closets, ldTy mr.. shop
bus: apt. bldg. IA. s-5sss.
Ah nb:drM' ap sldE hear nif al CO.. Court.
house. close to bus. stores Launa
facil. Adults. 1908 N. TAFT APT ]
ia. t-4426. -
ARL. BLVD. Mr.. p. Myer; 2-btd:
rni., twin beds, Tv: air eond.
Minis. PentaTon.b. G. RA. 8-59ge.
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business and living quarters: W.
srsphic service available on PREM.
Ises: sos, includes all utiitle'
7.sgso. '''e.l''l'' .AU D0
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AL -bedrm. apt. nF. ~. Myer
on bus line, 3 Minis. Pentagen
/ b G.. 500 plus utll' JE. 1890
ARL.. 1917 N Edeswood--Loycl'
nnr bus; rsas IA s.SSis
A Eiii,I Nd a,,s sss.m T., p'i Nan iu Re;
Hseh, Co. SIS Der me mo incl uIils
see Mr.. Morgan ON premises. apt
No. ], SEQ n Thomas IT.. ia
! s.Oi5I.
ARL., near extraordinarily apt
rate day or week and hotel room
free parking. ia. 2-3343.
FALLS cH.-Loyely l -bedrm. apt.
a auYs'' inei.i SOS JE V4.sO2l.. ""
FALLS CHURCH, rms. and bath
Isl NJ pvt. entri empl. eple. pref
FALLS CHURCH--3-rm, fuTp. apt,
500 mo-. utils. incl Avail. ADri
10. JE. 4-34Sl on Mon.
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1880 r ST. NV. "a lge. rms.
Ds.h k Tsmo ana s ane't s.r space fsna
Sl4O mo. on year lease to selected
tenant only; Phone AID. 4-440i
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Blk. 18th and Columbia I'd. nv;
S fSI1:r . SSa 1 sssa. fafn. Holy
iSe. KIT. and dinette; accom-; z; SO
Jsnitor, ~; 7-27sS s q SIMPSON
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Ice. EFFICIENCY SIS
l-BEDRM. APT. $1lO
NEU ANGSTrpnAM ApTc

E9ui l4tn 81. NV.
Newly decorated. well furnished.
attractive. well maintained elevator
bldg: streetcar al door incls util-
titles, All facilities on premises.
Apply desk or call NO. 7-l267.
NORMAN BERNsTEiN STIMULATES
COLORED-I-RM. APT.-Kit., pvt.
bath; no children HE. 4-6652.
COLORED-e LARGE RMS. pvt.
bath. all utils.. newly painted
S65. zoos p st. ne. IA. 2-56l0.
COLORED-I3I2 EUCLID ST. NV.
Apt BLDG; enc. bath and
shower $65. Call DI. 7-4244.
COLORED-Ist AND v SIS. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath;
employed adults: utils. incl. no.
2-4g9a s.
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married cple with steady emnl
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549s CONN. AVE. NV.
Liv. rm.. bedrm. kit. ana bath.
new cross-top freezer refgr. and
stove. completely redec modern
elev. bldg; only S96 To inspect.
see janitor on premises. or call
EN- 10000. LEGUM a. GERBER
REALTY co.
GOOD LOCATION. REAs. RENT
2 AND 2 BEDROOM APIS.
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THE CANTERBURY. 7O4 3rd 81 8
n.v.-clean. modern. attractive
furn. enc. and l-nedrm. apt, IN
a beautifully kept. carefully man
aged elev. bldg. moderate rentss
of dovntovn washington. q close
Walk 10 most Govt. ofhees. Apply
MANAGER. Apt. 10.
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PARK TERRACE

A,t lssO S LINER :, 81 gtiOs Fly. Incl
switchboard service. See manager.
NATpTTZ nj 7.Q000
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ASN-AgoA a~hNdAAns 9hNas IVNs
Immed. occupancy Key with ten
an 3 Lu il sDt CO.. No VA. s p ssAS"0S
1903 MISSOURI AVE. NV.
NEWLY REDEC.. $73.50 NO.
LOUIS Ridden, TU. 10000
1901 18th ST. NV
Lovely 2 rooms. kit dinetts;
wvsa;sHTNs c ST FfrY ior sir a.s sSoe
$40 3rd ST. NV, APT. 2
wksHiNdToN RLTY., RA. $500
Q27 O ST NV. 18th FL.
Z Rms. Kit Bath, Heated. SIS
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-s30C
2l06 r ST N.w-cLERMoNT
KENwooD-i45o IRVING ST NV
ADS s n Eng feuttiroN 81 81 NV. $40
Apt. lily rm., bedrm.' dinetts
$50 NEWCOMER ST Sc.
2 rms. kit. and bath. S5g.
554 NEWCOMER ST Sc.
. rms, kit and bath: sJ5.
The RioGS NATiQS Ar rank "a
400 p ST. NV ST 3-560t
1917 NJ ST. N.w--Lovely. lArs'
enc. redecorated, S45.
ais 18th ST Me- rooms. kit.
bath. redec. See janitor. Sb7 90.
HARRISON a. ADAMS ..o,
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ANACOSTIA
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COLMAR MANOR
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Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

a window. He cut himself in the
process.
Clayton firemen found Pulling
about a mile from the scene run
ming for help.
che house, in addition 70 the two
small second-fioor bedrooms and
the first-ffoor multi-purpose room.
had a shed-like kitchen on the
hack. Troopers said when the fire
was put ont nothing remained more
than six inches above the ground.
The house was on the property
of Charles Stats.
Pulling is civilian employee at
Dover Air Force Base. Mrs. Will
son, %, mother of five of the chill
dren who burned to death. works
at a restaurant near Smyrna. and
Levenia Cuyler is employed by a
doctor near Dover.
Fire Chief George Knotts OF
Clayton directed the flrehghters
and the search for bodies. FavingeI
was assisted in his investigation
by Deputy Fire Marshal James j
Tull of Richardson Park. DR.. S. S
Biorson, state medical examiner
examined the bodies.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
All New Zee FoIlies
To Feature Skj;ne

(continued from page one)
Ice Folliettes who are attirec In ski
apparel imported from Germany.
Soloing in the number is pretty
titian-haired 10 Ann Dawdy, of
Weeland, Ontario. Canada, who
parlayed a varied newspaper ca
reer into one of the featured roles
in the show She worked six years
on the WelIand Tribune where her
father Is general manager, starting
in display advertising and then
moving into nearly every depart
ment of the paper including society
reporting. She took to newspaper
work TO he 3 pay for her skating
instructions in a career on ice
which won her the coveted gold
medal for figures (skating's high
est award) and the senior silver
dance medal. She is billed as "The
Rhythm Girl" in the Snow Valley"
production.
Snow Valley" is one of 20 great
skating productions and starring
acts in the 23rd presentation of the
Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies
Others include Discovery in Vien-
ma, Ballet Royale", Land of
Sew and Sew, valentines Day,
"Undersea', Evening Fashions"
college Inn" and LES Parisien-
nes".
Some of the starring acts include
Mr.. Freck as Antarctic Scientist;
the Kermond Brothers in "Out Too
Late: Wall and Dova as "Percival
and His Papa; and Richard Dwy-
er and Lesley Goodwin in "Sports
Car Romance"
Evening shows during the Ice
Follies run are scheduled for $3.50.
Saturday and New Years Day mat
inees are at $3.50 p. m. with Sunday
shows at 1880 and $50 p. m. There
also is special midnight show on
New Years Eve.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Presbyteriafss Candle
light Musicale Due
continued from page one)

continued from page one)
Song of the Infant Jesus. cevaert-
choir. 10 How A Rose Fer Bloom
ing" Praetorius, choir with quar-
tet: soprano, Betsy Domke; alto,
Evelyn Gordon; tenor, Harry Jae-
ger; bass, Douglas Fry
Guest soloists will be Mrs. Irene
Nelson in NO Candle Was There
and No Fire, Lehman; Miss Judy
Breme of Dover. Rejoice Greatly
o Daughter of Zion" and Mr.. Leon
Donovan, But Why May Abide the
Day of His Coming, Handel's
Messiah
Miss Helen Emily Messick. So
prano soloist of the choir will sing
Come Unto Him., Messiah. Mrs.
Norma Heyde, choir director, will
sing the ever lovely 20 Holy
Night.
Accompanies for the program
Mrs. Eileen Jaeger at the organ
and Mrs. Laverns. Phillips at the
piano.
The general public is cordially
invited.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

10 LIVE IN CHINA = Mr.. Ross
Carruthers, formerly of Milford,
and now employed by Allison Di-
vision of General Motors as a Ser
vice Representative, is being sent
to Hong Kong, China, by the COM
pany, to establish an overhaul and
repair depot for the servicing of
their turbo-prop engines. He ex-
poets to stay there for a period of
from three to five years. He and
his family left New Castle County
Airport on Monday, December 1,
for Los Angeles, Calf, where they
viii remain for a week before fly
ing on to Hong Kong.
Mr.. Carruthers is the son of Mrs.
Anna Carruthers, this city, and the
grandson of Mrs. Anna L. Jackson
and the late Harry Jackson, 915
S. E. End ST., Milford. His wife is
the former Miss Betty McElroy of
Wilmington, Del. They have four
children ranging in ages from 8
months to 6 years. He attended
schools in Milford and Wilmington
and graduated from the Quaker
City School of Aeronautics in 1S47.
He served in the u. S. Army Air
Corps two years during World War
H. Since joining Allison Motors
2 years ago, he has been living
with his family in FaTmingdale.
L. l., and Indianapolis, Ind. Just
prior to leaving for Hong Kong
he was sent to Amsterdam, Hol-
land, for month where he worked
with kim. the Dutch Airlines, on
their new turbo jsee.. se.. engine program
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
10 People Die In
Flaming Country Home
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CONTINUED from page one)
Levenia Cuyler. p, escaped by
jumping out OF second-story win
dow. George Pulling. 81. who state
police said made unsuccessful at
tempts to rescue some of the chill
dren. was also burned. Both were
treated at the nover hospital and
released
household, was working in res
taurant on Route 13 near Smyrna.
Ernestine Archer, is, and Nancy
Lee Rolling, II, had gone to a store
in a friends car for more kerosene
and had not returned when the
stove f1ared up.
The injured were taken ta Kent
General Hospital in the Legion am
bu1ance. The dead were all taken to
Delaware Hospital by Deputy Cor
oner Edward r. Bell, pronounced
dead on arrival, and removed to
the Bell Funeral Home.
State police said the house was
on County Route 471 half a mile
north Of Prices Corner, a small
community five miles west of Route
1S, about half way between Black
bird and Clayton.
Fire Marshal William f. Fav-
| niger said the fire was due to mall
function of a portable oil heater
ssof the type we have been com
| planning about for a long time
He said Freddie and Ernest VIII
son, William Archer, Levie Cuyler,
Lidia Archer, and Margaret Bessix
were on the second floor, along
with Robert Ryder, "a, the only
person in the house to escape un-
| injured. The others were on the
| first floor when the fire broke out.
Pulling, he said, noticed the
heater making quiet "burping'
noise and examined 1t, but H seem
ed to be all right Later he heard
the noice again, and while he was
looking at the stove, flames burst
out the top.
Favinger said Pulling told him
the exploding stove blew burning
coal oil around the floor and car
pet. These, plus loose wallpaper
and the dried wood walls, caught
fire Immediately.
Pulling shouted for Ryder, who
was sleeping upstairs, and the two
men tried TO pull the burning stove
from the room, but were forced to
fee out the back door. Pulling then
returned to the house to try to res
cue the children, but was unable
to reach them for the flames. He
exited second time by breaking
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Helpful Hints For Santa
AP Newsfeatures

CHRISTMAS rs the time to par
lay that gentle hint into large
nudge. All the year you may coz
plain that Dad doesn't hang up his
clothes, keep his shoes shined or
keep track of his ties: But now
Santa Claus gets into the act. He
can put into that mans king-size
red stocking all the things he needs
fer better grooming and your man
will never guess that you have an
ulterior motive.
New clothes Wallets take up little
room and urge man to hang up
his clothes. These slender racks
have place for Dads coat, trous-
ers, ties. They also are equipped
witt a place for a whisk broom and
shoe brush.
Special tie racks will hold all the
ties your man can corral. If one is
put on his closet door, it'll always
be handy. Give it to him as an extra
present, gaily wrapped. and it will
take on as much Importance as
other favorite presents.
YOU can intrigue your man with
one of the new electrical shoe
polishers that spreads polish,
brushes and buffs, giving his shoes
mirror shine in seconds. The
polisher is equipped with brown
and black polish in squeeze tubes,
interchangeable brushes and a
buffer for soto-shine.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Santa Clause Has
Arrived IN Milford
For Holidays


continued from page one)
under the capable direction of Chief
Robert Downes, patroIled the area
and generally lent assistance TO
Santa in handling the crowd of
youngsters, the number of whom
visited with Santa on opening day
being estimated at over 1900.
The City of Milford and the
Chamber are also planning for a
Christmas Lighting Contest with
$3.50 in prizes; full details of this
contest will appear in the next is
sue of thes Milford Chronicle. The
lights will be judged the evening
of Friday, December 26.
The overall committee for the
Christmas fete for the City lis
Mayor William r. Murphy, City
Manager Roy Pettyjohn, and Tom
Passwaters; for the Chamber of
Commerce.: A. Calvin Ball. Ted
Aber, Bob Yerkes and Courtney
Burch; for the Junior Chamber of
Commerce: Robert Corddry.
Milford stores are now open
every evening until Christmas Eve
when they will close at 6 D. m. They
are also open all day on Wednes-
days.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Harrington To Have
Christmas Program


The annual Christmas Carol and
Candlelight concert by the Har-
rington Special School District will
be- presented next Thursday night
December IS, in the school audi
torium, beginning promptly at 500
O'Clock, according to an announce
ment by Mr.. ]. C. Messner, Super
intendent.
The program will be announced
by a trumpet choir playing carols
from the roof of the annex fifteen
minutes before the program begins.
The group consists of Ronnie
Swain, Sammy Minner, Billy Nc
Colly, Kenneth Konesey, and San
dra Tatman. simultaneously, a
short organ recital of appropriate
Christmas music will be played in
the auditorium by Miss Anne Per-
ry, member of the Junior Glass.
Three choral groups, directed by
Mr.. Melvin Brobst, Music Instruc-
tor for the Harrington Schools.
will participate in this concert, to
include the Fifth-Sixth Grade
Chorus, the Junior High School
Girls Glee Club, and the Senior
High School Chorus.
The grade school group will in
clude in their numbers q little
German chorale by ]. S. Bach, 20
Infant Sweet, singing it in the
original German
The Senior High School Glee
Club will include the Hallelujah
Chorus from Handel's Messiah, as
well as the Cantique deNoel by Ad-
am and includes the soprano solo
sung this year by Miss Judy Cain.
Other numbers will include car
OILS sung by a quartet of members
from the school faculty, as well as
two numbers by the high school
vocal ensemble that will present
Miss Kitty Lou Smith as soloist.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this Christmas concert, and
tickets will be available at the door.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

Attendants at Kent General Hos
pital said that Valerie Wilson Ia
seriously burned over much OF the
body Her condition hovers be-
tween critical and serious, pend
ing further examination. She was
the only child OF Mrs. Wilson to es-'
cape with her life.
Favinger said the portable coal
oil stove is classified BY his Office
as fire trap
They burn all the oxygen out
of the room and then H. someone
opens door to get some air. they
are apt to flame up" he said He
said he would favor law banning
slch stoves
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
JGycees Sponsoring
Xmas Shopping Tour
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continued from page one)
stated Bob Corddry, Jaycee Presi-
dent, "but only through shopping
tour will they get the chance to
give presents at Christmas"
The Jaycee Christmas Shopping
Tour is a national project of the
Jaycees sand more than two thou
sand Junior Chambers are expected
to sponsor a tour this year. Donald
Tjaden, 500 North Walnut Street,
was named as Chairman for the
Tour. Ather committee members in
clude Frank Osborne, Floyd Lay
ton. Don Snyder and Glib Wilkins.
I'm many instances" according
to Mr.. corddry, this will be the
first time that these kids have had
an opportunity to visit the stores
during the Christmas season and
have the fun of shopping for pres
ents to give to others. 1t seems to
me-" he continued, that it is more
than a project to provide fun and
excitement for youngsters, for the
Tour really proves to these kids
that the real meaning of Christmas
is giving.
ut is with this thought in mind
that and the members of the
Jaycees solicit your patronage in
purchasing your Christmas trees.
Between 1921 and 1880 there
were 2S.25O,0OO births in the Uni
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Citizens Vote F0UOrabLe
On Bond Issue

CONTINUED from page one)
ford Special School District Build
ing Commission to be ready to re-
quest bids by late January or early
February 1859.
AS soon as the contract is made
for construction at the Lulu NJ.
Ross Elementary School, plans will
be started for the two biology
classrooms, the special education
classroom, the farm shop class
room, and the custodial shop and
storage at the Lakeview Avenue
Schools.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Completing Plans For
VFW Xmas Party

continued from page one)
Tots. However, additional gift
items, particularly dolls and good
serviceabIe clothing items, are
still needed and will be accepted
up to next Wednesday: those de-
string to donate tcys or clothing
are requested to contact either Mr..
Deeney, Chairman David Hugg or
Post Commander James P. Gilmore.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
DoUer Child Killed
When Vehicles Crash

CONTINUED from page one)
body of the trailer, practically de-
molishing the automobile.
Mrs. Pritchett said that her son
was making such a racket with the
bell, that she took her eyes off the
road to look at him. The car swerv-
ed at the time, and struck the trail
er.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
HISTORIC AREA

CHARLoTTEToWN. CANADA
(R-The Prince Edward Island
Historical Society wants to turn
harbor here, into a
Fort Amherst. overlooking the
harbor here. into a national his
toric park. The old fort was sett-
led by the French early in the 18th
Century.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR

E NOGALES, Ariz. (P)-A Nogales
bar has come up with drink en-
titled u. N. Sling. The recipe
FIJI tall glass with crushed ice,
add two ounces of London gin, a
dash of French vermouth, an
ounce of California orange juice,
fill with Canada dry sparkling wa
ter and float an ounce of vodka on
top.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford

John e. Barcus, weather record
er, reports the following weather
conditions for Milford as recorded
on instruments located on Lake
view Avenue for the week begin
ming Thursday, December A, and
ending Wednesday, December 10,
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

Canada's air defense system is
substituting. missiles for jet plane
interceptors. a vast saving in the
budget.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

The Springfield Indians scored
~ goals in IA American League
games against the Buffalo Bisons
during the 1957-5S campaign.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

Between 1921 and 1880 there
were 2S.25O,0OO births in the Uni
ted States.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

Read The Classified Ads
Evening star., 1958-09-14
Program Listings

2:3o
S. Beseball.
Washington Of Chicago.
500
7-SHnday Mefinse. Movie.
I HsuF. ~ Cover the Unaef-
ground" Phillip Reed.
$40
9-Sandsy Theeser. Movie.
Ia houfs. THE OK Bow Incl
DENT. io43. Two men unwill-
ingIy join q nonhunt for the
killer Of ronchef. Henry Fonda,
Ddno Andrews.
4.oO
7-Junsle Jim. Kids.
4:30
7-Tsrrysoen csrtoons. Kids.
500
4-Kins dem ef The Sea. Color.
7-Bseve Eagle. Adventure.
Evening star., 1958-09-14
SUNDAY


7-celebFisy Parade.
Guest: Austin Klplinser. Chang
Inc Times MoeaKine.
9-cify Side. Interview.
Guests: Dovld D. KarFick, Col.
Alvin G. WeIIins.
l:1S
5-Ths Atom Goes to Sea.
Special film by the Atomic En-
ergy Commission.
t:3o
5-Hand to Heeven. Uhrio.
7-coIleee News Conference.
9-Youfs for The Askins Tht'r.
Z Hours. Keeper Of the Flame"
1912. A newspopernon does on
orticle on the deoth of greet
Amerieon--uncovers some Curl
Gus focts about his life. Spencer
Tfocy, Kothorine Hepburn.
2.op
4-PieessSionaI FootbolI.
New Ysfk Charts vs.. Baltimore
celts. 6dItlnots, Nd.
5.Speft Lights.
7-John Woy6e TheGteE.
! Hour. Wyoming Outflow"
1889. John Wayne.
2ii5
5.Dugout Chatter.
Evening star., 1958-09-14

Ten T Tips
For the Week
Here's the show LIST
recommended BY TeleVue's
critic. Bernie HaFrison.
SUNDAY
z:oo pm. WRc-4. Football. New
York 6ionts W. Boltimore
cslks. DsItImoFe Msm6rioI
Stadium.
500 pm. WToP-9. Ed SuIIivom
Show. ltoIion singer Domenieo
Medueho visits.
MONDAY
800 pm. WhAAL-7. Music. Voice
Of Firestone with Fred War-
ing. John DEFY narretor.
TUESDAY
1850 p.m.'Nskc-4. tcoIotl "Plsd
Piper Of Honelih." Claude
Reins, Van JehnsoR.
WEDNESDAY
500 pm. Wkc.A Kfaft Mystery
Theotsr. "a Cup Of Kindness
THURSDAY
. $50 pm. WroP-s. PIsyhsuss 90.
The EDGE Of lnHoesase."
Jossph Cotton. Teresa
Wright.
FRIDAY
7:3o pm. WRc-4. sSb Hope Show.
tcoIofl "Robefto. Bob Hope
and Anna MeFie Albetshetti.
SATURDAY
$3.50 pm. WToP-9. Raeinp. Bel
mont Futurity.
4,3o pm. Wkc-4. FesfbatI.
NeAA game. to be an
Mouneed.
1000 pm. WkAL-7. Music From
AAahhatten. sammy kaye.
Evening star., 1958-09-14

600
4-Meet the Press. Panel.
Guest: Commander William \.
Anderson, skipper Of the otomIe
submorine Nautilus.
5-lf Yeu Had q Million.
7-Seienes Fiefion Thesssh.
9-The Search.
A report on the brain from tssa
psychiotrie department Of the
Tulane University School Of Med
ieine. Part ] Of q two-port So
ries. tRepeot.J
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