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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
AIRS. FURHIsHED--D. Q.
(CONTINUEp)

SUMMIT PL. NV. Is02, Apt, sos
Cory In winter, atr-cond. IN
symn.meTi, 6 SSys Bee jsnitor.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
LIST A.. newly dec, 2 bedrms.. kit
dinette, bath. RIA. 0-g33e. a
1900 FILLMORE ST, N.W.-Attr.
apis. bedrm., liv. rm.. kit,
bath: utils furn.; SIS and $50
mo. Call DU. 10000,
1894 COLUMBIA m. MW.-Attr,
apis; bedrm., liy. rm.,. kit,
bath: utiis. furn.; SIS and $50
mo. Call DU. 7-6063.
ATTR. Tv. APIS, Sl4 Wk. up; baby
welc Sleep and hskp rms, IS Wk,
up. 1lO1 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7SSS.
1915 IRVING ST. N.W.-EntiFe end
floor; pvt. entrance. back porch.
kitchen, dining room, bath. living
room, hallway, ga bedrms.; all
utils. included. reasonable.
aeed, sober couple. Tor managing
small rooming house State age.
exper.. ref. and phone no. Box
1919 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. 2-bed-
rm. apt, attractively furnished;
mod. KIT. and bath. lge. closets.
42O4 18th ST. NV rms, com
very reas. AD. S-Ti47.
$500 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Beaut.,
spac. apis IN ant, hotel. newly
dec, din. rm.: switchboard serv-
ice; gar, Tv, maid and linen
services ayail.; bedrm.. $3.50 80
HU. $1,000.
334s 10th ST. NM rms, kit
and bath. S64 mo. SWISS REAL
TY. DU. 7-1179.
IIIf 18th ST. N.W.-Large furn
2-bedrm. apt. including all utin-
ties. $50. THE CAREY WINSTON
co, 1873 Conn. ave. NV. CO.
81 HAWAII AVE, NE -bedrm.
apt. furn.; 500. incl; ~, win:
z pm. Apt. 2O2. RA. 6-5207.
1893 ALLISON ST. NV, efic.--
Bed-liv. rm.. kit, dinette. pvt.
bath: utils. furn. Cow. transp.
ENGLISH BASEMENT, 2 bedrms.,
bath. shower, nv. rm., dining area,
youngstown kit, garden: accom-.
2 or 4; avail now. lS43 Lamont
ST. NV, OIL. 4-364g.
AVAILABLE NOW - 2-bedrm,. at
tractiyelv furn.; cunv. to schools
churches, bus and shopping $135
per mo. 465 N. Thomas ST., Ar
lington. ia. 2-S362.
26I8 18th ST. NV, OF Columbia
I'd and 2 bedrm. apis. Man
ager, AID. 4-O32S.
ENTIRE FLOOR, Q rms, comb.
kitchen. hall. bath. $3.50 wkly.
1880 Biltmore st. NV. 22s
ATTRAC., WELL-FURN., 1-bedrm.
apt: pvt. entr.; des. loe.; utils.,
laundry facilities. tn. 2-3093.
MODERN DNTN. ELEV. BLDG
Spacious efiic.s nice furn.; ideal
empl. girls and cples.; gar. avail. {;
utils. incl. $40 up, Avail. March
and March Is. 1925 T st. NV,
AID. 4-17SS.
1924 PARK RD. N.W.-Bedrm. liv
rm., kit, bath; utils. incl: couple,
S74.5 RIA. 3-4310.
EFFICIENCY APT. for / or 2;
modern; desirable address. i7l4
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
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NEW DE Luxe
Sc. GARDEN APIS.
l AND 2 BEDROOMS
Sta TO SGT 5O
INCLUDING UTILITIES

INCLUDING UTILITIES
All Of our apis. have huge closets
beaut. kitchens with garbage dis
p0sals, large separate dining areas
individual locker space: o1-street
paIkins and other outstanding
JEFFREY GARDENS
4Se4 9TH st. Sc. Mgr. 10. 2-O7OO
Out 8. CAPITOL to Atlantic 81. Sc.
left to 4th: right TO Chesapeake. left
to 7th and development.
COLORED-732 8Ist ST. 81
Modern 4-r0om apt; all utils
incl; Se5 mo. ST. 3-9433.
COLORED-320 18th ST. NE
Mod. 3-rm, apt; nicely furn. II
6-1043. WILLOUGHBY REAL Els
COLORED-N.W. sECTION--Be1u
tifully furn.: 2 bedrms., cleo. kit,
polished rs; 8 adults or eple; S6l
mo-; ref. AID. 4-6p45.
COLORED-THE CLIFTON, 1872.
Clifton st. NV lge. rms. ant
beds, pantry, bath and hall. $50
See janitor or call NO. 7-4042.
COLORED-4 RMS. BATH, 3 clos
cts, utilities ref required. Furn
or unfurn. SIS mo. RIA. 5000
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lCONTlNUEDl

1878 SPRING PLACE N.w.-2 rms.
references; SIS. n. s.ssss. '
1886 EUCLID ST. NV bedrm,.
heat. hot water: $50. OIL. T-2gOs.
sO0l o ST. NV. - Attractive l.
bedrm. apt. including utilities;
SOB. 1882 wisconsin ave. NV
Efficiency apt: including utilities;
$50. 321S Wisconsin ave. nv
2-bedrm. apt. in excellent neigh.
borhoOd: Se5. plus utilities. 1903
18th st. n.w.-We have efiieiency
units; from $40. including util-
tiles. 1117 Vermont ave. NV
efficiency apt: $40, plus Utilities.
TO inspect these apis. see anitors
H'H'. co s c2qi l7Ss Conn ave
DESIRABLE bedrm. apt: next
door Methodist Church. cor. Kan
sas ave 80 Hamilton 81 nv
NE, Mr.. NEW EMERGENCY, 443t
LIST st.-1st mr.. duplex. bedrm.
liv rm., kit, tile bath: excel
eond.; util furn.: S75. JU. a-s0a4
$3.50 WIS. AVE, opposite cathe-
dral-One bedrm.. nv. rm.. kit,
bath: S65 mo. Ask janitor Of
Ma. s-0bsO.
927 O ST. NV. 4th FL.
RLTY,. RA. $500
5se4 colo. AVE. N.W.--No. 3
2 Rms. Kit, Bath, Porches: 50!
WASHINGTON RLTY., RIA. 3-e3Ol
6sOI 18th ST, NV.
Lovely 2 rooms. kit. dinette
adults only: utils. incl: $50 80
Apply res. mgr. Wired for cir eond
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. $4,000
Is47 MASS, AVE, Sc.
. R., Kit. Bath, Heat Incl, Stl2. 81
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-e30t
ala 18th ST. Me- rms, KIT. ant
bath. redec. See janitor: Sb7 so.
HARRISON a. ADAMS
932 K st. NV. Ma. 6-s30t
1858 NICHOLS AVE. s.W.. APT. 4
Rms. Kit, Bath, Scr. Porch. Sbs
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. $500
CONN. AVE.
1-bedroom apt. new kit: new
bath, redec.. elevator and 24-hr
switchboard service. Call MANAGER
HO, 2-0414.
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APIS. FuRnlsHEp-MD.

EVANSVILLE. 4sO5 Farraeut-
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. bath, kit: encl.
back porch: utils. included.
TAKOMA PIX, mr.. MONTGOMERY Jr.
College-Bedrm.. liv rm,, dinette,
kit, semipvt, bath; utils and
or S05 per mo. OIL. 2-T655.
BASEMENT APT; bedrm., lge.
liv. rm = kitchen and bath; utils
incl Wonderful apt. for young
married cpl. or 2 dependable men,
JU R-l1HA
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED-VA.

ARL.. NJ bedrms. with sep. d.
nette. walking distance Ari Hall
and Hecht Co, S97 SO per mo.
incl. utils. Call Mr. MORGAN
on premises. $50 N. Thomas st..
ia. 5-al5a
ARL.-spaeious . bedrHs Redeee-
rated. Bus across st. Select ne:5n-
borhood Pets allowed So SO.
slI.Ls REAL ESTATE, "a, $4,000.
ALL bedrm. LIST III. 3 expo
suree Bus at door Eedecorated,
$50 so. SILLS REAL ESTATE, IA.
$4,000, ..-.-.....-.-.---.--.-----
ARL.. best area. close ir---l hedrm..
redec.; mod kit. walking distance
70 Arlington Hall, bus near Gleos
I'd $40 30. 40l4 Columbia pike:
ARL.-Attrae and 2 Dedrm. apis,
Mod. bldg. adults. excel loca-
ton, 10 min. D. c. 1900 loth
I'd. N. IA. S-l133.
, 1958-01-11
Pom American
Promotes VIRGIN
Islunds Tourism

A 103-page booklet contain
ing reprints of Virgin Islands
travel stories and pictures
seen by millions of prospective
visitors is being distributed to
editors, government officials,
hotel owners and travel agents
in St. Thomas, St. Croix and
st. John.
The booklet was prepared
by Pan American World Air
ways whose public relations
department either originated
the articles and photos or as
sisted in their production by
newspapers and magazines
with a combined circulation of
more than IS, 900 in the
United States a n d Latin
America.
The clippings enable Virgin
Islanders to see what others
have b e e n reading about
Uncle Sans Caribbean para
disc.
Represented a r leading
newspapers in New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Chicago,
Continued on page A.
, 1958-01-11

United States and Canadian
East Coast ports and European
ports, including the Mediter-
ranean.
He attributed the record
breaking traffic to the fact
that there were more passen-
ger liners in service.
During the peak travel
months of May, June and
July, ships reporting to the
conference carried some 10000
more passengers to Europe
than in 1856, This is an in
crease of about 7 per cent
which approximately. CORES
ponds to the increase in avail
able capacity during t h e
PERIOD" he said.
, 1958-01-11
Atlantic Travellers
Number l,027.O0O
During 1857

The number of travellers
crossing the Atlantic Ocean by
ships last year exceeded by
about 10000 the record figure
of 1908, 248 set in 1856, Joseph
Mayper, chairman of t h e
Transatlantic Passenger Con-
ference, announced.
Mr.. Mayper said that preli-
minary figures for 1857 indi-
cate that about 1927, 900 pas
sengers travelled by passenger
ships and freighters between
, 1958-01-11

- #..rs- -
next six to eight weeks it is
expected that a similar con-
tract will be signed for a 1914
unit project for the city Of
Christiansted. Including this
expected ALLEGATION, public
housing in the islands will
be of a value of close to
Sic, OOO,OOO.OO.
The contract was executed
by Louis E. Brown, Chairman
Continued on page A.
, 1958-01-11
V.I.N.B. Shareholders
Reflect Entire
Bourd of Directors

The entire outgoing Board
of Directors of the Virgin Is
lands National Bank was re-
elected at the twenty-third
annual meeting held in Saint
Thomas cn January 9.
D. Victor Bornn is presi-
dent; Ira Ross, vice president;
Albert ~Commisiong, cashier;
Cyril V. Francois, Louis E..
Llndqvist, R. Norman Skeoch
Herbert E. Lockhart,
directors. Douglas S. Arm
strong is chairman of the
board.
A total of 4,245 shares were
represented, which is 94.3%
of the total of 4,50O shares out
standing. The Presidents an
nual report was well received
and satisfaction was expressed
by shareholders of the pro-
gress being made by t h e
Bank.
The following appointments
were also made at a SUBJ
sequent meeting Of the Board:
Eduardo j. Corniero, assistant
cashier; Alberto Olive, chief
clerk; Charles Mclean, head
bookkeeper and Juinito Wal
tiers, head teller.
, 1958-01-11
Tax Exemption Board
Recommends
Payment Of Claims

The Tax Exemption Board
met in the Office of the Gov
eminent Secretary on Thurs
day evening, January 9, 1858,
and recommended to the Gov
ernor payment of claims and
subsidies for twenty-five (22)
claimants, subject to review
ard audit by the Commission
er Of Finance.
John D. Merwin is the new
Government Secretary.
, 1958-01-11
Communist Chino
Admits Mistakes
In School Policy

HONG KONG The Chin
csc Communist ministry of
higher education admitted
mistakes in educational plan
ming, 1t said in a directive
reported by the New China
news agency that planning for
school buildings and equip
mlent has been too ambitious,
and inconsistent with the eco
nomy of the nation.
1t added that there are indi-
vidualism - deviation from
Communist party discipline
and bureaucracy in its own
leadership, and that this must
stop. 1t declared overstaffing
and excessive requests for
government grants also must
cease.
, 1958-01-11
q. Administrator
Authorizes Expend.
$437l.O72

VI 840IlsUIZ
The Annual Contributions
Contract which provides for a
total development cost of
81. 371 O72.OO was authorized
by the Administrator of the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, the Honorable Albert
III. Cole on December 81, 1857
by virtue of the power vested
in him by the President Of the
United States. The Admins
traitors approval was request
eG by the Commissioner Of
Public Housing Hon. Charles
f. Slusser on the basis of the
Development Program ap-
proved by the Regional Office
Of the Public Housing Admin
istration on September 80,
1857. The contract represents
q binding agreement on the
part of the Federal Govern
ment to provide funds for the
construction of this project
and assures an annual subsidy
for the 40-year life of the pro-
ject. The Local Housing Auth
ority is now authorized to
acquire the land necessary for
the development of the pro-
ject. The firm of Schimmel-
pfenning, Ruiz and Gonzales,
consulting architects of the
housing authority are now
preparing t h e preliminary
drawings for the new project.
It is expected that the draw
ings and specifications will be
completed within the next
eight to ten months.
This project brings the total
amount of low-rent housing in
operation and development in
t h e Virgin Islands to 800
apartments situated in the
principal cities. The estimated
value Of low-rent housing in
the islands under firm contract
is over $4,000, 900. Within the
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Other AN Stations

Other AM Stations
WlRx 1900 &c San to mlanlght
Sundays an to midnight
WPlk $50 re Daylight oaly
WARl - 1s0 Ne l3o an TO s:Is %.
WeAY 1850 Ne Daylight sHly
wUST 1I2o &c. Daylight ssy
WFAx- TAO ke Daylight say
NWDe- 1850 &c. -2a-bsH, operation, sHeeDt
Sunday midnight to an MSndsy
WFcR- 1915 Ee -Daylleht osly
W00k t3A0 Nc. -2a-heuI sperstIoa
HEAM- 1880 &c. -2a-hsuI sperstloa. exespt
Sunday mlaaight to ) an Monday
VOL 1a50 Nc San to mIsnight
WDoN i5ao &c DsyIishi Sny
WPec 1850 Nc Daylight snly.
WPRW 1850 Nc Daytime snly
FIN StutIons
VIRGIN. sas Nc $50 an wiam.
WT0P I'm ss.3 Nc IA baui operation
HASH-FM 81 I Nc. Jan to t7.f5Sm.,
Monday SUNDAY
MOL I'm 80 Nc $50 an 10 mlonIght
WAN I'm 1908 Nc "a hoHl OpeTstIsa
GW0c IN 1oi Nc Ian ts2aR
WeMS FM lo35 Nc weekdays D an to
midnIght Sundays Iss5 an TO mIaaght
HARt I'm los ! Nc l:3o an tsIpR
Monday through Saturday 1:3D an To s,Is
pm on SUNDAY
W6TS I'm SIS Nc. IS to 10 On sunssy.
Thursday
NMAl FIN 10l.3 Nc I0:4s an to misnighi
GuSl I'm ios.s Nc. -1;3e an TO apm
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TeIeyision TomorroW SEPT. b. 1858

autt
a. stT tho Detectives Osr Brunch vita srOo Uae'
Bpeses Z
q ! Educ.
Playhouse
Ole " Readers Digest 1 Mr.
81 GaO Pick Nit
Vita
~ $50 mgie Married aaa 49, Our Miss sO'ss !" ?" sdh "sT
Champ
II
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sstusy 49, Rare Of S The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
W QUIZ GUESTS
FOR THE WEEK END


Here's the latest infor-
nation available on who's
where on TV quiz and
interview programs.
Saturday
Clio, WRC t4-News
From Four Corners: John
Schultz and Capt. Master
son.
1000, WMAL (7)-Mike
Wallace Interviews: James
Dabbs.
Sunday
1890, WTTG (5) -
Georgetown Univ. Forum:
DR.. Kerekes, DR.. Korski and
DR.. Dobrianski.
100, WMAL 90 Celeb
rity Parade. Austin Kip
linger.
100, WTOP (9)-City
Side: David B. Karrick and
Col. Alvin yelling.
1870, College News Con-
ference: Sir L. Munro and
Carlos Romulo.
$50, WTOP (9)-Face
the Nation: Sir P. Dixon.
900, WRC "a - Meet
the Press: Commander
William Anderson.
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Mononucleosis.") And Miss
Taylor was 80 well hidden even
her business manager couldn't
find her.
Mr.. Fisher said he didn't
want to talk about the separa-
ton because "all the statements
have been magnifled beyond
reason"
After Miss Taylor and Mr..
Fisher were seen nightclubbing
in New York, Mr.. Fisher re-
turned here, argued with Miss
Reynolds. and moved out Of
their home. Miss Taylor de-
MED being the "other woman"
and said. They weren't getting
along, anyway"
Miss Reynolds holly denied
this. We've never been hap
pier that we have been in the
last year." she said.
The separation was an
nounced Wednesday night, but
there has been no mention of
a divorce. Miss Reynolds left
the door open-f1guratively-
for her husband to return.
Il don't want this marriage
to break up" she said. There
are our lovely children and a
beautiful life ahead of U.S."
The separation didn't leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12

will get underway on WRC-4
September 20 with Missouri
facing Vanderbilt. They
played to a I'll tie last year.
Speaking Of Dave SuSskind.
his WWDC interview with Steve
Allison early this week gave
him the third leg on the Mr..
Colorful Copy trophy for Tv.
Calling the men who run
the networks "pygmies," Suss-
kind went on to describe them:
who are they? I mean,
they are eradpertising agency
chaps that lost their Jobs be-
cause they Dere bad. NotO they
are presidents of networks.
Some OF them are refugees
from radio. Others used to
t0rite bad columns in the neDs-
papers. DO these people knoiD
America and its entertainment
appetite? OF course mott Their
horizon is the horizon OF Dotto
and Wells Fargo. They be-
lieUe that the Average 10 Is
10 years OF age"
~ **
Jerry Lewis won't do his first
hour special for NBC until Oc-
tober 18-and his second on
December 10.
4 *
When Jack Paar goes on his
next two weeks vacation next
month October 6 through III,
ABC's Carson will sub for the
entire period. Johnny took
over for a week last May.
Paar had Prof. Backwards on
twice this week, so I got to bed
early. The professor has a
total recall memory for all the
cornball jokes you've ever heard.
{ x
Connie BOhlin, a pretty, blue
eyed 26-year-Old teacher who
formerly conducted the Rom
per Room in Albany, New York,
will replace Miss Sally when
the show switches from WMAL
to WTTG-5 beginning Sep
TENDER 20. .. The new channel
five version, ii should be noted,
will run for a half hour instead
Of an hour. Miss BOhlin,
who obtained her Masters in
education from Boston Univer-
sity and taught in New York
State for five years, is a native
of Rocky Marciano's home
town. BrOcktOn, Mass. /.
Connie requested a transfer to
the Washington area when her
husband, Kenneth, located with
the Navy Department as a
mathematical consultant.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontghts top StotOs preUesUed BY TV Keys stat.
who attend rehearsGls, match screenings and anGlyse
scripts in New York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered as a guide to area DieDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12

Miss Reynolds moping at home.
She attended q movie last
night with a girl chum. And
neither Mr.. Fishers marital
tangle nor his mononucleosis
"a blood disorder) kept him
from rushing OF, pills in hand.
TO do a closed-circuit TV show
for prospective sponsors yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG t5l-Five Star
Feature: Nevada" starring
Robert Mitchum and Anne
Jeffreys. A fast moving
western about a cowpoke
who saves a mining claim.
(l944).
$500, WMAL (D-Walt Dis
ney Presents: "Davy Crock
EFT, Indian Fighter" star
ring Tess Parker and Buddy
Ebsen. The story of the
campaign against the Greek
Indians.
9:15, WTTG t5)-Baseball:
Baltimore VS.. Detroit.
1890, WRC (D-Cavalcade of
Sports: Boxing: Len Mat
thews VS.. Tommy T'ibbs in a
lightweight match.
1I:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: "See Here, Private
Hargrove," starring Robert
Walker and Donna Reed. A
funny adaptation of the best
selling novel about Army
life. (1943).
1910, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater: Fort Apache, .
starring John Wayne and
Henry Fonda. A brass
bound Army colonel sticks to
the book and invites a mas
sacre. (1948).
lis, WTOP (9)-The Late,
Late Show: You'll Never
Get Rich" starring Fred
Astaire and Rita Hayworth.
A diamond and a jealous
wife make for a happy love
affair.
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ho attend rehearsals match screenings and andlyse
scripts in Neu York and Hollywood opinions
offered a guide to Uie,Ders.
Trackdown-Outaws Wife" Pretty Diane Brewster plays
an outlaws wife, who Ranger Gilman protects against half
the own-so you see why Gilman attentive There's
also side plot about payroll robbery to keep the action
perking along. 800 pm, WTOP-9.
Shirley Temples StorybOok -"The Wild Swans" by Hans
Christian Andersen Charming tale about the princess
who combatS the magic which turned her three brothers
into swans, is given frst-rate production. There's
wicked queen, fancy magician, handsome king and
Phyllis playing the lovely Princess Elisa Better
than usual. $3.50 pm, WRC-4.
Phil SiIvers-Bnkos TV Pilot" "a repea) rotous episode
as Bilko nvades the CHS building with new western
show THE Adventures Of Tex Doberman" Although
don't get to the actual pilot film until almost the end
of the show the opening section where loud mouthed
cowboy assigned to the motor platoon provides plenty
laughs prevewer disagrees with the CHS execs
portrayed on this entry-he Doberman western would
have made a great replacement. 900 pm,
WTOP-9
Playhouse of Stars-Portrait of Legend Comic Buddy
fun watch he plays psyche killer the cops
are trying to chase Otherwise this is pretty routine The
cops are played by Preston Foster and JEFF Richards
$3.50 pm, WTOP-9
Personal Appearance-The Press Agent "a Repeat Jack
Carson always turns in good performance as Holly
wood press agent and he's in good form this time too
He tries to set up a movie outf-then, just when the
breaks come his way gets bit too greedy Carson
plays his role with RELISH making it bit of lark to
watch him. 1890 pm, WTOP-9. a-
lack Paar ShOweneveve sings another French to-
night ola Route Enchante and represents her country
in skit entitled French Movies American Movies
Fortunately Marian Marowe there to give the Amer
lean side booster shot. Gene Baylos does comedy
routine Marian sings sorrento" Jose plays "Chcoco
Chicoco," and actress Pamela Mason joins the panel
1880 pm, WRC-4.
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

SOS, WGMS $50 Kc.l Opera
Box: Der Freischutz" by
Weber (highlightS).
900, VOL Case Kc.)-Good
Music Time: Overture. Sea
Pictures by Cokaigne and
Great Fugue by Beethoven
sos, WGMS $50 Kc.l Sym
phony Hall: Brandenburg
Concerto No. in F by Bach
and Concerto No. l for Or
chestra by PetraSsi.
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Typical:
"They ought to call the con-
testants back and ask them one
more question. How do you
plead?"
mo wonder they've been Civ
ing away so much money on
these shows. They need IL for
bail"
Their material was too good
to waste on closed circuit; I've
a bunch well be hearing 1t
again on some Of their upcom-
ing programs.
Otherwise, MICS emphasis in
the preview was on the army of
specials or spectactulars. And /
think it would have to be. The
regular programming for the
fan will either be familiar or
fresh from the formula fac
tories.
No matter how you look at
NBC--or CHS and ABC. for
that matter-TV is still content
to make pretty patterns of the
screen seven nights a week,
There is nothing wrong with
what they're offering; it's what
I is missing, especially this year
of the sputnik, that it is a little
depressing.
( Il y 4
Lawrence Weeks Top Tunes
returned to ABC-7 in the old
Disneyland timeSpot Wednes-
day night and he's added a plus
for his loyal fans this season
in a band composed of boys in
their teens and even younger.
The freckled-faced singer and
the youngest of the Lennon
sisters make a darling pair.
Welk gets an amazing num-
Der of tunes on and of speedily
and ! tDiSh performers whose
music l happen to prefer aOould
pay closer attention.
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The Week End Wash:
What kind of a season will 1t
he For the first time in
years, one of the major area
afflliates will be running first
run movies in prime evening
thine! CHS couldn't sell the
period nationally so WTOP-9
will inaugurate a Film of the
Week" series beginning Tuesday,
September 80. from 7 to $50
pm. It's a break for those view
ers for whom the "flrSt-runs"
come on either too early or too
late Here are a couple of
samples:
September 80: "The Three
Musketeers," with Gene Kelly,
Lana Turner and June Allison.
October Z: "Chain Lightning, I"
with Humphrey Bogart and
Eleanor Parker.
October IA: "GOing My Way"
with Bing Crosby and Barry
Fitzgerald.
October 81: Captain Blood,
starring Enroll Flynn.
October %; "CasS Timber
lane" with Spencer Tracy and
Lana Turner.
s. y ~
Producer Dape SuSSkind has
his Count OF Monte Cristo" in
Noel Whitman, a British star.
Sidney Lunet tUin direct
and Sumner Locke Elliott is
iDritino the adaptation for the
second Show OF the Month pro-
duction October 2SJ :. n tUGS
hoping SuSSkind Mould star
Christopher PlHmmer. t0ho IOGs
superb in 1.-THE Prince and the
Pduper.")
x AZ
Jack Kelly won't come to
Washington after all. But
his Maverick podner, Jim Gar
ner, will on October l, for the
United Givers Fund. :. And
the following day. Danny
Thomas becomes the first nom
Western visitor of the season.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

S:15, WINK and WOOK--
Baseball: Los Angeles VS.
Pittsburgh.
9:10, WTOP-Baseball: Balti'
more VS.. Detroit.
9:55, w WDC Baseball
Washington VS.. Kansas City
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Children Increase

There are about Sc million
children in the United States
under the age Of 10. The total
represents an increase Of almost
is million since the conclusion
Of World War II.