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the works ever since the city
took steps 10 provide additional
parking facilities at crosley
Field. However. a hitch had
developed because the ball club
was dissatisfied with provisions
for locating the parking lots,
Club directors voted yester-
day 10 waive the objections and
the agreement was signed by
Powell Crosley, IT,, team presi-
dent. and then brought 10 City
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Manager C. A, Harrell for his
signature.
The city and county will
spend 81 million for parking
facilities for $500 cars In return
for crosley's agreement not 10
move the team for I'VE years.
Crosleys Field Is located In q
tenement and industrial sec
ton with narrow streets and
few large lots for parking auto
mobiles.
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Reds Sign Pact
With Cincinnati
To Stuy Years

CINCINNATI. April ~ (R.-
The City OF Cincinnati and the
Redlegs have signed an agree
ment which will keep the team
here for at least I'VE more
years.
The agreement has been In
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Laurel Draws
0Iigarchy and
Paper Tiger
ny JOSEPH h. KELLY
star RAeing Editor

Two top STAKES SJarb, brook-
meade Farms oliRarchy and
Mrs. Ethel Jacobs Paper Tiger.
were shipped 10 Laurel today
for the s25.000-added Laurel
Handicap Saturday. The ar
rival OF this pair adds consid-
cradle class 10 the mile-and-a-
sixteenth event.
Oligarchy comes 10 Laurel as
the winner OF the Widener
Handicap with earnings OF
sl06.050 this season, while
Paper Tiger won the $4,000
Southern Maryland Handicap
at Bowie and finished NTH IN
the 100000 Campbell.
A distant NTH in the Nc
Lehman Handicap behind Iron
Lege. Oligarchy came back
two weeks later 10 win the
Widener from the same horse
by q head. Later, Oligarchy
wound up third in the Gulf
stream Handicap.
In addition to Oligarchy and
Paper Tiger. the Laurel will
draw the following challengers:
Howell Jackson's Tick Took.
Roslyn Farms Go Lightly. Roy
Faircloth's Liberty Sun. VIII
liam Bishops entry Of Pete's
Folly and Bernburgoo. Arthur
Bowen's Fabricator. Brandy
wine Stables Cannon Fire and
Brookfield Farms Imagem.
On a day when favorites took
a sound beating, Laurel posted
a daily double OF 1881 20.
biggest Of the Maryland spring
season. when two long shots
carrying the numbers II and
6 won the first and second
races. respectively.
The winners were Daniel
Kane's Royal Brigade tS52.40)
and Mrs. d. N, Lees Little
Chains ($50.
Emvor{tas vuara xna,,lad ha dlu
all day. starting with the Ito
/ S choice in the first race. w.
Ellis Johnson's Conn'S Tiger,
who broke down in the back
stretch after having been
claimed out Of the mile and
a-furlong event by the H. M.
Stable for $4,000.
The Laurel double yesterday
topped that Of the one posted
at Bowie February %, worth
$1.306.80. There were Al 81
tickets sold on the winning
combination and five $40 tick
cts. Tommy Lee. the Chinese
jockey. started the big payofi
when he rode Royal Brigade
to the wire. Joe Regalbuto
completed the score on Little
Chains.
Pimlico has obtained Louis
Rowan's Spinner. winner Of the
500. 900 Santa Anita Maturity
last year. and Wheatley Stables
Gray Phantom for the Mr.. Fitz
Handicap, annual feature hon.
oring the famed trainer the
day before the PreakneSs. The
Mr.. Fitz is scheduled for May
Is.
When Alan Clarke's Clarks-
vile Md. won the fourth race.
| paying $3.50. it ended a long
losing spell for the Maryland
owner and trainer. II was
Clarke's f1rst winner IN ~ tries
this spring.
William Hal Bishop added to
his already large string at
Laurel by claiming Settum Up
Joe out of yesterdays second
airy feature. the York Kiwanis
Club. He now has a string Of
AZ under his wing.
Howard Grant. leading rider
OF the meeting with 81 winners.
escaped o shutout when he rode
Rohan to victory in the sixth
race.
A midweek gathering Of
ll.l64 wagered 81. O38.170.
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Howard Grant. leading rider
Of the meeting with 81 winners.
escaped o shutout when he rode
Rohan to victory in the sixth
race.
A midweek gathering Of
ll.l64 wagered $l,O38.170.
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Pimlico has obtained Louis
Rowan's Spinner. winner Of the
100000 Santa Anita Maturity
last year. and Wheatley Stables
Gray Phantom for the Mr.. Fitz
Handicap, annual feature hon.
oring the famed trainer the
day before the Preakness. The
Mr.. Fitz is scheduled for May
is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

When Alan Clarke's Clarks-
vile Md. won the fourth race.
paying $3.50. it ended a long
losing spell for the Maryland
owner and trainer. II was
Clarke's first winner in 10 tries
this spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

orr THOMAS cIRcLn-.nV. Fm.
nsatma ts patn, modern apt.
ssssSo, bssi''s .s.ssils. 'i 81 Y.5s %s
itla \ 81. N.w,-peslrabls ana
~ sps Inquire iAniioF
iath ~. Nws-EEesl, pansisd
bachelor apt, n you are iookln
ieF something out Of the ordinary,
etssla Nh s sha Ss e 40 hl iTSsd
ae0e WISCONSIN AVE-. NV. al,
70 fouertl nedrm.. Nv, rm din
AT and bath 10 inspect. see res
mgr or phone, IA ashsae n. A
nuMPhItfEs A SONS, Ma. q
sAep ma. AYR. Nw.-Pouf rms
snna bath ,oSs5d, store Heat fuFa
1850 NO. Avn. N.w.--i b. IT..
Dr. kit., bath: mod, BLDG, eonven,
I UsiI,. 81 sseaSsS'' o. l s.gssn a.
7so 3ist 1T. So, AIT. e-Redrm
Twins Tm., dinstts ait, BATH
screened porch fefgf. and rangs
III ant completely Fedecofated
500 month, TX, e.sfsa'
5eat WISCONSIN AVE-. NV. APT
u-Lge. l-bedfm, anti Nv, rm
decorated. s7e so. inquire on
premises Of janilor OF call TX
i-afsn,
CHOICE UPPER N.w.-e.bedrm
apt sony. storss. transp ssb
TX, 1900; sun, ia, a-banO
iss5 SUMMIT r.. N,wy-I bedrm.
~. rm., klt. and bath. IN apt,
BLDG crosA vent no, e-Bil6
MAR BOILING YIELD
70O CHESAPEAKE ST, Sc.
and 2 hedrma.. $50 so and
S6n so An bright outside rooms
Res mgr, will show. MARSHALL
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BEVERLY HILLS section Of Alex
on bukline-Avail. about June 1 4
10 SEPT, 1 !; reasonable. tn $4,000
CHEvY CHASE CIRCLE AREA--s.
10 rms, . baths; air oond.. Tv;
ELEC. KIT. BendlN. gear gar
SJib, OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2-sJS3
CHEVY CHASE, D. g. AREA. for
summer rental or longer. Beaut
lac. eompl. furn. home available
June l-ib, $3.50 for , mos. Wo
$4,000 after 2 pm.
CHEVY CHASE open daiiy-Lafse
6-bedrm, home. near Conn. ave
Anc best schools. rent or sale
$40 Mckinley 81. NV.
FALLS CH.-Brk rambler, 8 bed.
rms, - baths, compl. furn. June
~ 20 Sept. 1, $3.50. JE. 2-69f6
CL0sE-IN sILvER sPRING-Love-
~ S-bedrm, briek-and-stone RAM
bier: beautifully furn,; In choice
area; July ] OCCUPANCY: 5000 mo
LEO A. BRYTR a CO., INC, JU
S-sO33, Mr.. Byrd, VIII 2-7Sg4.
SUMMER RENTAL. TN Sept Ari
nr. pentagon-4h bedrmk: &2bO
mo OF 1880.
SILVER SPRING, us Northwood
aVe.-Detached brk, with built
N sarge. living rm, dining rm
git. den, noWder rm. on LIST a.
bedrms. and bath on end A.;
$40 per mo; avail July 1.
HENRY ]. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV DI. 7-si4i
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sAvE-Low rates padded vans
HILLS 81 $4,000, u $4,000
LIGHT HAULING. local movins
kis, Tu' s.iiSo o. ii, e.sssS'
MOVING AND HAULING. day o.
nisht; reas. rates DU. S.90ss
Do, f-so55. a X MOVING co
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
aerosa the country. safe storage
p.s sssas Hn r9omsi sSesg n. pses bs
NOE CO.., INC. Established 1909
EDfLMAN MOVING, STORAGE,
VIII accept surplus furn. a. part
payment on your moving storage
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R-12 THE EVENINo sTAR
MISCELLANEOUS FOR REMI
MISCELLANEOUS WAITED

CHAIN SAWS, pumpa, gensfalofa
oo ia.s'i nd5 5fs' co. .'s So n s.sJid
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

Horses Boarded, PaStured
Riding privileges. UN 1920.
SHETLAND PONY, new bride and
saddle; $40. Call HE. 4-6l23.
PASTURE for rent, close in to Ty-
sons Corner. All board fencing
30 acres. Call DU. 5-5523.
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aaee GEORGIA AyG,-NsvlS dee
nssss' tisshsS' BAH huI,ssIs 70
sladsd Cali RA, a.7STs
sAhe l4th 81. N,w.-cor. BIDS
recently renovated, z rms. III
E isni Ds sp pen. a.as sSIh iarn' and IN
IAls IhviNo 81. N,w.-LiV- die.
ailia' turn kp, .sssO,'
isss insh 81. NV Two rms.
hit. bath, rent, SIS. Incl utila
key IN bamt, or call NO, 1-0lll
sA95 CO. eaS 18th st. nv
aals iIth IT. NV, % colhnbll
adults; msr,, Ap, l.0aea
ARIA DUPONT clnCLn-e bed
rms, sitting rm,, din, nm, bal,
cony, a-Way ekpoaurea, gTasa rugi
sna shlR.s.s; June ist-oeI lat
APTs. ~ WIKI on MONTE
Windsor Hotel is4s 18th a., n. v
iOet VERMONT AVE, NV
Nicely furn, ant biz. from stat
Ter consisting OF living rm,, bed,
I'm, bath, with hot plate and refar
open ior inspection Mon throusf
HENRY J. RoBB. INC
1924 Vermont Ave NV Dt, S.AlAi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

FOR GENTLEMAN, suite: liv. rm.
bedrm., bath and shower: lge.
pvt. home: quiet daily maid serv-
ice. Particulars, call EN-. 3-3364
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EmerY-Georgian Hotel
THE MAURY

Single rooms with running water
near bath. Also double rms, 24-hr
desk and PIX service. 1879 G
81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
THE WESTMINSTER

tmmaculats e-hsdrm.. e-bath
full din, I'm, apt Tor sale three
etposufehi eMeeellent view, Reason
able .nriee, substantial cash ~.
auifed FoI appointment 70 inspect
eau Wo, o-oltp after once hours
WEINBERG A. BUSH
i7so N o., NV ma $4,000
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BUSINESS oppoRrUnIrIEs


bIoycLE BUSINESS, seed oppot-
pnils tes seuns man cash deal
TAM co.-Anpsnaals CAB Co,
spIinffisld CAB Co, Iadie ~.
ss, ns,ss,,, sIsfr',hs AsnsRat, ~
s &c w sfarS 6sn cf w s.if THOMAS
9 d.i les rent. " .! sui,l .i 70, q; .na
s i@t and ave aiiS ,sis 20 10 O 5000
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION, lars
est In ~ neld, u establishing. "a.
elusive ffanehise areas lQcallf 70
i nsem. ' sslsR,,. o6 sS'' Sis
initial Investment $4,000 re-.
turned within o 20 . months,
Box a3e.N star.
TAVERN, nearby Maryland. restan.
rant and danelng license on.and.
on sale, beer and wine, living
quarters Included. year round
business; $1,000 down Pull price,
$500 Phone Annapolis, Colonial
GLASS sH0P FoR sALE CHEAP.
Must sell Al once No reat odef
refused, Good location, rear PARK !
ia-ton stake truck, excel Cond
f0k " a., ne II T-0017
CHINESE RESTAURANT for rent
oeQrEia ave- Silver 6prinf, Nd
With or without equipment Con.
tact R, scLAR, ~. S-oa3s after
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS comb
Coins business value, Sie.OOO,
owner VII sacrinee for $4,000.
nearby Nd. 10 1890 after 9.
ATTORNEY mas CLIENT dssirins
int, excel, security Ma s-03Od
DRIVEN ice cream and ham.
burger business, eompl with best
Tor quick sale. KF, 7-ia3i.
QUITE UNUSUAL opportunity 20
invest min 10000 In new Gov
eminent supported. civic apon-
sofed, building and remodelinF
program. Strictly commercial
venture with excel. profit pOten-
tial p. o Box 1891. Arl. 3. Va
WIDELY KNOWN 81 spr beauty
salon. Ions business,
Excel. clientele. Newly redec and
equipped Good location, lease,
Tsls' rent ognsr leavins town
eau OIL, b-h4bA
BEER LOUNGE. Attractive md
well located In Alexandria, Sells
kegs Of beer wk. plus lots OF
bottle beer Machines net over
SIS. 90 VIZ owners not aotive Can
be handled with $4,000 cash. w
Z THRIFT. MA. s-9T43 or sP
REsTAURANT.LIoUoR. Located
100, Hotel type kitchen, Beine
operated bv person who does not
know business but still does approx
Nnn.u0n ". opens ~ am. Price
S35 600 Terms SIS. 600 cash. W.
E THRIFT, l41i Pa. ave. NV,
Ma. s-a743
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
RIJTEGRASS SOD
POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, poults. Feed and
poultry supplies. JAMES FEED
STORE, 6l9 X st. NV. NE
S-OOS9
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.

BY oWNEREsss, beautiful i-be led:
rm Colc~ial; 2 baths, rec rm
with tub bath and kitchenettt
lmakes apt,), deep lot, 2-car ga.
m psss car csii TT trust ta sa dr. pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG ATTORNEY Wishes 10 sub,
lease small Georgetown apt iol
the mo, OF June, Box pl-X, star
REsPoNsInLE COUPLE with 20,
month-old child want 20 lease Of
Alb-leate furn. apt. or home N
Wash area for June throueh Aus
Call ? 10 3 Weedaya, ST. 1-Afns
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BATTERY PARK. BETHESDA
bedrms, . baths: near NH and
Naval Hosp one OF the most i'm
maculate and charming homes We
have seen in q long iime: Won
deriully convenient and desirable
neiehborhooC white brk. Cape
Cod true center hall BEDRM
AND BATH ON LIST FLOOR. 3
bedrms., bath on md: beaut.
level lot. Splendid value. S23.9jU!
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC, OIL.
- nnE. pVaC nV AK.
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Continued on Next Pace
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ATTENTION TO PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL personnel Walk to
work and save. Cory b.rm. bunea-
low, modern kit ana bath. owner
leaving city, Price Sil,p8U. Phone
Nj hnTtuf. la. u-5Nf6 IA.
GAM REALTY Co, Realtors. ~.
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q, voIsMIR 4 A,uxIER GO, -.
COLORED-FOR SAN DIRECT


COLORED-FOR SALE DIRECT
FROM OWNER-Spaelous Diet
brick home. master bedrm many
other extras TO be seen bv abpt
onlv Woodbridge area LA. U-s5b7.
COLORED = VET, nothing down:
a34J Chillum pl. on s. Dakota
ave.-Attrac. 3-bedrm. brk.. rec.
rm., powder rmg wall-to-wail
earpeting. A dream home for APP
proXimately $3.50 mo. Vet must
make around $4,000. Mrs. Fitz-
gerald, cox A. CO., RE. 7-i033;
ewes. OIL. 6-7222
COLORED = ARRANGED FOR 2
FAMILIES. 1910 Fla. ave, ne
LIST floor rents S65 mo Upstairs
vacant. See Il. make ofier. Live
IN one, let other pay rent. Call
Mr.. MAPLE. AID. 4-20O5.
Colored-Iincoln Rd
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HOUSES FoR sALE-N.E.

RIAL nARGAINs-ons g.iamlly
ADJ NJ Sapitol aemidst bra !
oceuuled ~ 4 aduits' AiSo. very
lee, bra, e-iAmily APT. 2 drs' from
Capitol, Home OF inVestment
Mieht exchange, OWNER, IA, "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
ROOMS IURR,-MD..vA.
ROOMS, HoUsEKEEPINs

nv IN YOUR RM.. clock radio
each. at47 p tx, 3-6633,
3O0s nth ST. NV, Apt. 3-very
attrae. furnished I'm. With pyt
entr.; hot plate refgr.. $40 week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

WEn INN EsIINNNNs LOCNIEU
downtown near Pa ave Sect
100 Hotel type kitchen, Beins
know business but still does approx
Ngn.0On yr opens ~ am. Price
S35 600 Terms St5Oo0 cash. W
E THRIFT, i41i Pa. ave. NV
Ma R-QTAg
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f0l 1eth st. n.w.-Twin nm. 2
closets, foyer, pvt. bath. SCI week.
". Others SIG. ME. S-96Sl.
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TAKOMA PARK A nicely fur
nished apt, large living room l4x
Trance tT en- porch tat utii. incl except
cleo. Suitable for or 2: ~
9-lS4S. Also an exceptionally
nice terrace apt. suitable for or
. gentlemen only Util. INCL
phone, TV, maid service, and lin
ENG III b-7g74
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CAPITOL HnL: mr. Cong Library
h-N'h,i sar.' yard, sie,5OO.
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ALTURUS HOTEL

Aforementioned rms. 24-hour
elevator and switchboard. din. rm.i
transient, $3.50 day up: perma-
nent. $1,000 week up. HU. 3-6ll6.
apO 18th 81 n W
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

CATHEDRAL AVE, 2276, mr.
Sheraton-Park Hotel-Small sgle
rm. in conv. and desirable loo.
CLEVELAND PK.-Well furn. I'd a
cor. rm. mr.. bath, shwr. Diet. home
Maid svc.; man: S45. EN-. 3-037l
CONN. AVE, 2TI1-Large. modern
attr. furn. corner studio rm. DE
n-4145. 2S'
Evening star., 1958-07-03
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonghts top ShoiOs as preUiesDed By TV KEYS stdf,
Uho attend rehedrSal, match screenings and Gndlyze
scripts In New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide to UieiUers.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTOP Newport Jazz
Festival: "A Tribute to
Duke Ellington" Mitch Mil
Ter. host. Duke Ellington
and orchestra, Dave Bru-
beck Quartet, Rex Stewart
and Marian MacPartland
and trio.
9:OO, WINK. WOOK and
WFAN-FM - Baseball: st.
Louis at Los Angeles.
9:O5. wRC--Biographies in
Sound: Gen. q. Marshall
is the subject Of tonight's
tribute. Participating in the
program are President Ell
senhower, Mrs. Franklin
Roosevelt, Dean Acheson,
and many others.
s:O5, WTOP- Jaime Bragg
Show. Featuring m usic
from South Pacific.
1890. WWDC = AAA Forum:
Washington /. Cleveland
Z discusses plans for road and
Evening star., 1958-07-03

summer season, the mystery re-
ferring to the obviously spirited
but private little game that was
going on between Emcee Bert
Parks and four Of the most
prosperous-looking contestants
we've seen on any show.
The players seemed TO know
what they were doing, and
think Bert Parks did. but that's
all.
The game got of to a miser-
able start with an inept illustra-
tion of the kind Of puzzle
rugged up for the contestants,
There was a drawing Of a pig
carrying a mail bag and a
rhymed couplet clue. The an
Swer-Pyg-malion. Get it2
We all looked at each other
a little dazedly.
So the real game began.
Up flashed a scrawly picture
Of something happening out
side a pool hall. That was the
only thing we could make out,
thanks to a sign that read
POOL HALL.
The contestants started bid
ding for the right to try to
guess what IL represented and
emcee Bert Parks added a word
Of explanation. 1t can be a
person, place or thing, he said.
The answer turned out to be
Those Wedding Bells Are
Breaking Up That Old Gang
Of Nine" This is a thing?
The next pictures were sill
houettes and here we were on
more familiar ground. Eddie
Evening star., 1958-07-03

front Of a Set-one wonders
from whence would come evalu-
ations Of programming balance
|. =. Generally speaking. too, TV
has more than its share of boy
graduates who are posing as
dramatists, producers, news
men. etc. Shall pros be set
to mind the amateurs?
Jennie Smith, a singer who
has been causing a considerable
stir lately, will be Jimmy Deans
guest on his July IL show.
Nielsen's top Tv ten ratings
for June show three westerns
leading the list: Gunsmoke
Wells Fargo. and Have Gun,
Will Travel.
Arthur Godfrey DiH deUote
his ShoiO tomorrow morning
fWTOP-9 to American Red
Cross mater safety demonstrd-
tions aimed at teaching ycNng-
SterS hon to St0im. ;. The pro-
gram sUiH originate from Ar
thurs home in LeeSburg.
The new Donna Reed show,
a family comedy series, will
start Sept. "a on ABC-TV.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

thing. It's merely entertain
ment)
Like most people in show
business, Sid's puzzled by a
number of developments, among
them Gleason's signing of Bud
dy Hackett. He admires them
both-but together? He's wor-
ried about Sid Caesar, too
and has heard that Sid isn't too
happy in England (where he's
doing some shows for the
IB.B.C)
"And how about Martha
Raye?" he asks. "She can do
slapStick pantOmime, act, hOOf,
sing a comedy song or sing
straight--and great. No show.
How do you figure it?"
4 \ 4
On The Run:
Eric SEVERED has "A Harsh
Word for TV Critics" in the
current issue of The Reporter
magazine. Although the
critics have been kind to him
personally, the CHS newsman
writes that lone review in four
of a carefully constructed TV
show will make real sense and
teach you something you
should have known. The
others, even the favorable
others, read the way a dogs
breakfast looks"
He also seconds a suggestion
made by others that special
writer's on newspapers should
review TV prOgramS in their
own sphere - for example,
drama critics reviewing -TV
drama, etc.
Apart from the fact that the
special writers have plenty to
do in their own bailiwick--and
a number Of them know would
have to be bound and tied in
Evening star., 1958-07-03

Gallaher used to have a show
like this on WTOP some years
ago and while I didn't like that
one. either, at least the strange
silhouettes Of familiar objects
sometimes surprised you. The
reaction here was--Eh?
I iDonder phere Hal March
ioent on his vacation.
49,
Sid Gould has been in the
comedy business a long time
% years, to be precise, and
most Of them spent In pursuit
Of that elusive "break." In his
case. and he's quick to admit
it, the turning point occurred
a few months ago when ABC-
TVS Make Me Laugh went on
the air.
The series was short Lived,
but Sid's contributions were
standOuts, particularly in COM
petition with some adept and
better known comics.
Now, with several Jack Paar
shows under his belt and an
other one upcoming next We'd
nesday (July 81, Sid's career is
booming along, what with
nitery engagements (currently
at the Casino), guest spots,
and a TV comedy show idea he
worked out with ventriloquiSt
Jimmy Nelson. Sid and Jimmy
have auditioned it for CHS
and NBC and while the re-
action was enthusiastic, there
just wasn't a spot. (The show,
alas, doesn't give away any
Evening star., 1958-07-03
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
1900, WTOP (9)-Damon Run

700, WTOP (9)-Damon Run
yon Theater: "LaceworE
Kid" A cardsharp CT while
in a POW camp teaches a
German officer a thing or
two about cards which back
fires on him.
1880, WTTG (5l-It'S in the
Name: Local live quiz show
Milton @. Ford, host.
1880, WTOP t9)-Citizen Sol
der: war and the Men of
God" The story of an Okla
homa Baptist minister who
was minister, priest and
rabbi to his front-line COM
pany.
500. WTOP (9) - Richard
Diamond: "a repeat. Dia-
mond is marked for death
while conducting a method
ical search for a safe
cracker.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-The Verdict
Is Yours: Courtroom drama
with Jim Mckay as re-
porter-hoSt.
500, WTTG (5)--WreStling
From Capitol Arena with
Ray Morgan reporting.
$3.50, WMAL (7l-Navy Log:
"a repeat.) The United
States Navy Band makes a
special trip to Elkhart, Ind,
so that the famous units
drum major may keep a
promise made to his kid
brother, in The Soap Box
Kid"
I1:15, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
"The Mortal Storm" star
ring Margaret Sullivan and
James Stewart. TV Key
says: Brilliantly acted story
of the beginning of Hitler's
rise to power (1939).
I1:20, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater: The Man Who
Found Himself" starring
John Beal. TV Key says:
Dull drama. Young doctor
becomes notorious through