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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

q COUNTRYSIDE KITCHEN Is fea-
tured In this brand-new 3-bedrm.
ramb., In College Park area. Day
light bsmt., level lot. Compare at
ERT 8. DAVIS q Co. NC.
a NEW 2-bedrm. home: fun bsmt..
h..W.h., Ice. lot; quiet neighbor-
hood; eommuting distance. By
OWNER. UN. 4-4061.
A QUEENS CHAPEL resumption
available Oct. LIST. Total pymts.
as low IS $40 mo. Adorable. 6-rm.
and attic .bungslov. with din. rm.,
covered front porch and storm
windows. gear gar. Fenced level
,MxRYIAHD SAILS. 10. s-s7es
4 BRICK-AND.SHINGLE picture
book rambler on big Anchor-feneed
cor. lot; 3 bedrms.. din. rm., mod
de luxe kit, full bsmt., air cond
storm windows and other extras
Hard TO believe FOR only S16,o50.
Must sell this week FREE STATE
PRoPERTIEs. AP, 7-1206.
ABSOLUTELY UNMATCHED At
415,750. on today's market. Orig
inal cost. Sl0,250. 2-yr. odd, g.
0eofm. brick rambler, nr. new
Catholic. Elizabeth Seaton High
School. Large. equip. dream kit:
fun. bright. walk-out bsmt. with
picture window. Fenced lot. As
sumo hnaneing. No loan fees. Low
elne.Hs costs. MARYLAND SALES.
10. 9-6762.
ACCOKEEK, MD, "ranchette"-
That little place In the country
you've always promised YOURSELF
Only $13.6S0. Attrac. remodeled
3 bedrrns.. bath: on 2 beautiful
wooded acres: porehes, paneled
liv. and din. rni.. lge. kit. -dinette.
new oil heat: circular driveway
NJ. RUBIN REALTY. BU. 3-2492.
ACCOKEEK, MD.-1st shoWingI
7"The Duchess" The only CUSTOM
built 3-bedrm. home for 3d.
450 IN Southern Nd. Featurins
ceramic tile baths, American
Standard plumbing and oil heat,
seleet white oak fioorine. sep. din.
, area. many eustom-built birch
cabinets, sep. pantry, vinyl tile
A.. IN kits. Venetian blinds,
screens. earports: on h-aere land
scaped lots. MARTIN-TAYLOR
INC, Blu. 3-2492.
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mE0ggm

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING sFoRf
LarEe lot with trees. 4 bedrms.. 2
tub baths, large iiv. rm.. IN. rec.
Tm, with fireplp Find Il all at
.p32 Burton Hill drive, kensing-
ton Heights. for under $4,000.
Not quite completed but will be
done In . few days. Open sat,
and sun, noon I'll dark.
DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. ave.
M RESStS ri asas on prum ave.
right on Coronado to Burton Hill
drive. rieht TO house,
WHEATON, = semidet. brk,; liy.
e baths; full bsmt. Close 70 schools
and transp. REAs. WI. 5000.
WHEATON-By owner; 3-bedrm.
walk dist. to schools; tile bsmt. !:
Sl6,S0O. WI. 6-565s.
WHEATON-Sl,0 900 down will buy
rm. mi.detached: with full bsmt.
and large porch, Deep lot. 4sSs
OIL loan. Mr.. Yount, FRANK 3.
PHILLIPS, INC, EN-. 3-2270, Dl.
{ 7-l411.
WHEATON, = S45O down will buy
this 3-bedrm., brick and frame Co.
lonial on corner lot: family din.
rm.. full bsmt, with outside entr.
Close to schools. HUGH T. PECK
WHEAT0N-Si3,5OO will buy this
3-bedrm.. hrk. and frame Colon
ial on corner lot. Tile bsmt. with
outside entr. FHA or CT terms
HUGH +. PECK. 10. 5.4742.
W0ODsIDR-Immac. 3.bedrm. ram
bier. Sep. din. raa., bsmt. sex
$50. ALLEN REALTOR, RA. 6-3333.
1890 DOWN. acre choice To-
cation: bet. Rockville and Potomac,
mr.. new Lakewood Country Club;
remodeled 3-bedrm. cottage ideal
for further expansion: 1S-ft.
Amana refer. freezer and Bolens
garden tractor incl: price, S15,-
$50. Present S11.650 trust, say
may he assumed, End trust on bal
ance. 1915 Falls I'd. PO. 2-9249.
81 ACRES. in beaut. epinbrook
-Immense stone-and-hrick. pre-.
var rambler: 3 immense bedfms..
81 baths, rec. rfn. and spare bed
rm. In hsmt.: Gear garage: barn
for 2 horses: stream on property.
S1e'SG9D9ii aAAa,!Ia KEssINoER q
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
BELTSVILLE
JUST COMPLETED
OpEN Sim IA


builder hiahiiEhts these Z new
rsmbiers: 5 bedrooms, 2 tilec
baths, plastered walls, double huns
wood yind S;;. beautiful fireplace ace,
Kitchen with table space, iuI'
basement, large carport, wooded
lots 100x200, convenient TO MOL
Plant Industry Station, Fort Meade
and schools.
DIR: Out New Hampshire Ave, "a
right az miles TO Montsomer,
Rd.. riSht to 'Forston Rd,. risht Il
homes or out BALTIC. Pike l block
past open air movie, left on Mont.
eomery Rd. tn Forston Rd, left
70 4 s \ : ar :GSsESs' Z eQ ~
Ill 0-4h44
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ANDREWS AREA

gUITLAND-Briek 3.bedrm.. du-
plex: large liv.. rm., equipped kilt
enclosed porch, carports work
shop: large corner lot: $500 down,
YHA; move in with deposit. .
SEAT PLEASANT - 9plit-leyel; z
bsdrms., 2 baths. 2 yrs. old. Best
buy Of the year. S7k0 down. $50
SEAT PLEAsANT-Brick 2-bedrni,
duplex; lge. equipped kit:. full
3 Immediate Possession.
CAMP sPRfNoe--3-bedrm. brick
rambler; sep. din. rm.. Nv. rm;
With nrepl:' s9uippeoSd o k it.. full
OSm hhi %eGunso SIo; III ivy IN
RupENTiAL REALTNco.
6ELTsVILLE-New 3-bedrm. brick
masonry ramb.: all rms. lge:, sep.
IUBY.RosERTs. VIZ. 5-5Is7.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
lcONTlNuED)
THIS is 1T
tn. HON. you'v. Been LOolins For

The Home You've Been LOokins For
Attr. brk. rsmb.. Ideally loo. In 81.
spg. True ctr. hall, stone hrepl,,
? tyin-sise bearms.: ~ baths
centrally air eond., beaut.. land
scaped level wooded loti close "a
park; o schools, buses, COW CON- shop, !: !;
6Crs Glen ~. r. !, sSh s.n 70 oTsst
VIERs MILL vILLAGE-Beautlfu
2.bedrm., liy. .rm.. Kit. and bath
bunsalow; fun b: :nSc;.,. large 4 l ~;
payment, OWNER. sP. s-263a.
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IA. 1880
IA. 4-I3UO
M. T.Broyhill
q Sons Corp, Realtors
4610 Lee HWY.

FOUR BEDROOMS for only $1,000
doyn-All-briek home In North
baths, completely redecorated;
. s:1s eic ss. p U ss: sp pss iSacc0R Ds
Si cV FHA 0' terms ns'i imme mediate pos
session. IA. S-1650. ATLAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
POMPONIO
REALTY, INC.
REALTOR
CT. $1,000
Continental
Elegance
American Grace

American Grace
Splendid for gracious living, from
Isl DIFFERENT. stunning kitchen
with fireplace grille and wall-hunl
refrigerator, picture windows IN
living room and dining room, three
full baths, three large bedrooms
library with fireplace. ehildren'i
playroom, and gear garage
DIR: From Chain Bridge. rishi
on Rte. 123 to LANGLEY intefsec-
tion, continue on Rte, 1893 1 milt
70 Douglas DR., turn left and fol-
Real Estate Service, Inc.
IA. 10000 Ewes. IA. 4-b67a
CHERRYDALE, Ice. FAMMY-
9 bedrms., 3 baths: only S10,b00.
OWNER. IA. 7-02b1.
CITY OF FALLS CHURCM-pis-
tinguished white frame Colonial;
most beautiful. location in town
5 towering oaks, carefully land
Seaped yard with rhododendron.
axaleaB, and many rare shrubs. q
large bedFms.. full bright bsmt.
ATTRACTIVE entrance hall TO- left
Of living rni., huge stately dining
rm., the kitchen 14.l0x12.s Is like
q sunbeam and must be seen TO bt
appreciated. Perfect home for the
antique collector. Priced only
sis.6b0. MUNeoN REALTY. n
l-0NQQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

In ,. o.tSSn ton. Le cy.y togs;ssdHE SO,
has med.eeiiins iiyins room
with fireplace, formal dining room,
large modern Kitchen with break
fast space and o. two.car safage;
Ideal for period furniture. Priced
at $23,B00 with . $17,S0O as
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BEITSVIII,E

oGA 4 ~ 44iAlG
Country living In the city for Sl2.-
$50. A charming 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. gear garage; huge, level lot.
Name you own terms. Payments
less than rent.
RHODE ISLAND
Ave. Cape Cod for Sl3,25O. Big
liv. room with firepl., sep. din.
room. large bedrms.. enclosed side
porch. full bsmt.. alum. storm
windows and doors, piastered walls;
l blk. to Catholic church and
school. See this spotless l2-yeAr-
OLD GUNPOWDER
Rd. Is the location Of this new and
big brick rambler on u acre. Full.
high-eeilinGed bsmt. Better look
at this one cause you can't md
another that's new, all-briek on
double lot for S17.960.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992 Open Til 0 Pm,
BOILING, ANDREWS AREA--At-
tractive 4-bedrm. Cape Cod, A
home designed for pleasant living.
Separate din. rm., kit. with bar
and plenty Of cabinets, full bsmt.
wLheated rec. rm. and outside
entr. to Ice. fenced yard: storm
windows and doors add to COM
Portable economical living In q
convenient area for shopping and
schools. $15,950. OWNER. 10.
7-1905.
BRICK RAMBLER, $4,000, 3
bedrms.. immac., compl. air-cond, =,
and eony. to everything. McIN-
TOSH REAL ESTATE, CO. JU.
5-7533. 10. $3.50.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS AREA, OPEN
SUN, l-6-Beaut. Maryland CO.
lonial In finest Prince oeorges
residential neighborhood. 3 bed
rms. . baths up; double living
room with firepl., carpeted din.
rm.. paneled guest rm. and bath
on LIST a.: bsmt.: hot-water heat:
private, wooded, enel. rear I'd.
with patio and sun deck. Reas. On.
pymt.. balance in l trust. Turn
west on Queens Chapel I'd. at
Clagett or east of Colesville I'd.
on Wells parkway to open sign
and 1921 Clagett. MARYLAND
SALES. TO. 9-6762.
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FAIRFAX AREA
$27,5O0

4-level brick split. Entrance foyer, living
room with picture window. fireplace, dining
in closets II. i5xl2 master bedroom). .2h
baths, twin layatory In master. bath, pine
TO huge patio TAN trees in rear. beautiful
shrubbery. Open Sunday. ! pm IN dark.
rESM l.tn ~ s e,e out Reuts s 90 to rsfs5
FAIRFAX. turn left and 90 approximately III
miles on Route 230 70 Estel I'd. little River
an left 'CR 3.4560
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REALTY, INC.
$50 Lee Hwy. Fairfax. OR. $4,000
ARL.. BY OWNER: military and
fenced yard. . bedrm.a u expands Ss.'
BILE BIZ. attic; rec r gnS trs p. near
s9Q tSll Price s..I rH a. appraisal yn, a,
part, 1925 9. Quebec st., IA,
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SOUTH ARLINGTON
SIS, $50

silc.s. Choice Of tile, paint soiors, etc; si.it
kitchen with disposal dishWasher. 3 bed
rooms; 2l-ft: recreation room In full base
j pm. I'll DARK, Prom i4th St. Bridge. out
Columbia pike TO- right on Caflyn SPRINGS
road to houses on left. IA. 4-o060.
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BROYHILL PARK. By owner, as
;uH S.d t Q! 'G sTi s S..As si-ls az
paneled rec. rm. wIhrepi., full
din. rm., ser. porch. built.in gar,
attic fan, lge. util rm.; S23.eb0.
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HRLIN0TON-Reducsd 1000 for
quick sale; slg g 0 pa y home ON.
more st. Open Sunday, 2-o; no
aRents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

Country living in the city for Sl2,-
ESQ. A charming 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. gear garage; huge, level lot.
Name you own terms. Payments
leSs than rent.
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Beautiful river view with waterfront pfivi-
leges. Convenient to bus and shopping: V acre
brick rambler, fireplace in 20-ft. living room,
dining area, equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms
room, 10xl6 porch: Dashboard hot.Water heat.
Open Sunday. / pm. til dark. Drive out o. Q.
MAJ NS S' I IL miles past WScd.
stone Shores. right on Laurel to left on Bay
view to house on left Dial 703, Gypsy 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

q COUNTRY-sIzE KITCHEN Is fea-
tured In this brand-new 3-bcdrm.
ramb., in College Park area. Day
light bsmt., level lot. Compare at
S16,25O. WA. 7-39O0 I'll o. ROB-
ERT 3. DAVIS A CO., INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

WHEAT0N-By owner; 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; fenced rear yard
Walk dist. to schools: tile bsmt.;
Sl0.S0O. WI. t3.bfib6.
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Atlas AirIifted
For First Time

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Nov. 4
(AP).-An Air Force Atlas mis-
sile was successfully trans
ported by plane from San
Diego to Warren Air Force
Base at Cheyenne, Wyo.. yes
terday. marking the first airlift
of one of the intercontinental
ballistics missiles.
The 75-foot Atlas was loaded
aboard a Douglas C-133 Cargo
master at the Miramar Naval
Air Station near Convair As
tronautics. which builds the
missile.
The hour fight was
made to demonstrate delivery
capabilities of airlifting the
Atlas and to carry out logistic
studies. the Air Research and
Development Command said.
All previous movements Of the
Atlas have been by special
truck-trailers.
Evening star., 1959-11-04
INTERPRETIVE REPORT
quantity of BIB pellets would
punch holes in the satellite.
Satellite Could Be Found

quantity of BIB pellets would
punch holes in the satellite.
Satellite Could Be Found
Could a hostile satellite be
found in the first place? Yes.
say the experts, If present
techniques are put to work. A
lot of hieh-powered radar
would have to be aimed over-
head at considerable expense,
but it could be done.
After a few orbits - and a
satellite would be useless If it
we're designed to make only one
pass-its course could be fig
ured with great accuracy.
The purely military problem
would be one Of accurately
guiding any one OF several
existing high-altitude missiles
to the target.
Could the satellite dodge or
shoot back? Not unless 1t car
ried a huge power plant.
Then why bother to build
military satellites? The Air
Force advanced technology di-
rector, Brig. Gen. Homer A.
Boushey, says satellites are in
the Wright brothers era. They
look as vulnerable as the early
but their ultimate
uses cannot even be
Of, he says.
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Truck-Mishop Rote
Plunqes in Decade

DETROIT.-Major CONNER
cial and Government truck
fleets throughout the United
States averaged IA accidents
per l million miles of travel
in 1958-less than a third the
rate of IS per ! million miles
10 years ago.
Truck fleets today average
about 71,000 miles without &C.
cidents compared with $4,000
miles in 1913.
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Nail Sticks Twice,
And in the Same Foot

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) Mrs.
Byron Amspacher stepped on a
nail in her garage. She tossed
the nail into the back yard.
Later in the day she stepped
on the same nail.
Evening star., 1959-11-04
EnemySpy Satellites
Believed Vulnerable
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
star star Writer

Would earth satellite make good military weapon9
Could an enemy destroy it easily in time of war?
These questions put to military spokemen who have done
lot Of thinking about the military value Of satellites bring
cautious answescauous because satellite warfare is still
only in the idea stage
The experts say looks theory it would be entirely
Evening star., 1959-11-04

possible to locate and destroy
hostile satellites.
This does not mean, they
emphasize, that military satel-
lites would be extremely vul-
nerable. There are many COM
plications in anti-satellite war
fare that seem to give consider
able advantage to the side using
the satellites.
Have Secret Projects
Military scientists have sew
eral secret projects under way
exploring the possibilities of
anti-satellite warfare. Most are
in the early research stage.
Only one experiment along this
line has been made public: The
recent Air Force attempt to
shoot a missile past satellite.
The missile, a Bold Orion
built by the Martin Co., was
launched from a high-flying
aircraft as a satellite passed
about $50 miles above Florida.
The missile was guided up to
the satellites orbit in an at
tempt to score a near miss.
Just how close it was designed
to come, and how close it did
come have not been made pub
lie. But Air Force officials
say it did so well they believe
they could destroy a satellite
If they really tried.
And the Army's new ballistic
missile chief says destroying a
hostile satellite would techni.
cally be mot too difficult"
Methods to be Avoided
There are some good ways
not to destroy satellites. In a |
recent issue of the United
States Naval Institute Proceed
ings, Comdr. James E. Jenkins
made it clear in an article on
the laws of motion of orbiting
bodies that one satellite would
be poor weapon to use against
another.
A missile shot from one satel-
lite at another would merely
move outward into a new orbit
of its own, not along the path
1t was shot. A hit could be
scored only if tremendously
complicated computing equip
ment were used to calculate a
natural orbit which would in
tercept the enemy satellite orr
if tremendous power were ap-
piled to the missile so that it
could be pushed out of its
original orbit.
No one knows now whether
either the power plant or the
computer and guidance equip
ment could be carried in a
satellite-borne missile.
Another way not to do it Is
to lob a hydrogen bomb up
at the satellite. The nuclear
explosion in nearby space, even
several hundred miles up,
would threaten to burn and
blind people below, Air Force
space specialists believe.
"DecOmissiOning" idea
The way to get the enemy
satellite would be to shoot at
1t from the ground or from a
plane and use a warhead which
would not harm the people be-
low. One officer suggested with
a smile that the ideal warhead
would be big barrel of paint,
mixed with iron filings.
"You could spread the paint
around just ahead of the
satellite" he said. when 1t
passed through, the paint
would cover the satellites OBJ
servation windows, and the iron
filings would stick to the anten-
nae The satellite would still be
up there, but it wouldn't be
worth anything"
Another proposal is to shoot
a quantity of sand into the
satellites path. At the satellites
tremendous speed, sand would
corrode the satellites surface
and destroy its value. Or a
Evening star., 1959-11-17
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC az - Laramie,
THE General Must Die" /"
Two ex-Army officers and
their henchmen plan to as
sassinate a general. John
Smith, Brian Keith,
$3.50, WMAL (D-Wyatt carp.
The Fugitive" carp is in
volved in a conflict between
Mexican rancheros over the
use Of Tombstone Valley
water. Hugh O'Brian, John
Carradine.
1880, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater. Bachelor Mother. "
A salesgirl finds herself the
adopted mother of an aban-
doned baby. Ginger Rogers,
David Niven. Q939
11:15, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. Rage in Heaven. "
Robert Montgomery, Ingrid
Bergman. (194D
Evening star., 1959-11-17
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
500, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-

500, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
In The Concert Hall. Eg-
mont Overture by Beetho-
ven. Symphony No. 6 by
Beethoven.
1900, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 103.5 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall. Beatrice and Benedict
Overture by Berlioz. Violin
Concerto in A Minor by
Dvorak.
$500, WNAL-FM (1O7.3 Nc }
Concert Stage. Capriccio
Espagnol, Opus 81 by Rim
sky-Korsakov. Violin Con-
certo No. l in D Major,
Opus 6 by Paganini.
9:O5, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1875 Mc.)-1959 Salz-
burg Festival. Works by
Purcell, Vivaldi, Haydn,
Handel and Mozart by de-
layed broadcast from Salz-
burg, Austria.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mel
-Nocturne. A Midsummer
Nights Dream: Incidental
Music by Mendelssohn.
Christmas Eve Suite by
Rimsky- -Korsakov.
Evening star., 1959-11-17
Angels Set
ForSturtime'

Hubbell Robinson, producer
of MICS Startime series, is
trying to round up the original
Broadway cast (1953) of MY
Three Angels" for the TV pro-
duction set for Dec. 8.
That includes Walter Slezak,
Darren (Riverboat) McGavin,
Carmen Matthews and Henry
Daniel.
Another Startime show in the
works: Sol Sachs Something
Special" described as a tender
comedy, starring Red Buttons.
for Dec. /.
Edd (Kookie) Byrnes has
repeatedly walked out of ABC-
TVS II Sunset Strip
Byrnes showed reporters his
paycheck 1928, before taxes)
and said the studio, Warner
Brothers, had failed to make
good on its promises to up it
IT can't live Hollywood
style on what they're giving
me-" he said.
4
Charles N. (Chuck) Hill, the
ace Person-to-Person director
who got his start at WTOP
here, left for London Saturday
with Charles Collingwood to
tape some interviews for the
series, including one with ex-
Prime Minister Anthony Eden
Hill resigned from the
show recently to become as
sistant to the President of
KIRO-TV, Seattle, but CHS
requested Hill stay on for a
few more weeks and his en-
ployer agreed Hills par
entS (the Thurman Hills) live
at the Dorchester here.
Evening star., 1959-11-17


opinions offered guide to area velDers
Rifeman-ordea" Lucas and Mark are stranded in the
desert with horse between the 60 miles from the
nearest town. pm, WMAL-7
Red SkelOnPopeyed Peter LORE tries to be tough for
egn agent who hdnaps the noted weatherman George
Appleby Peter whnes Shelton makes faces and even
powerhouse Mercedes McCambrdge muscles in as Georges
rough wife Clara. $3.50 pm, WToP-s.
Startime-George Burns in the Big Time" mixture of the
"old days" with Burns Jack Benny Eddie Cantor and
George Jesel and the new with Bobby DARN and the
Kingston Trio Burns begins with real oldie "The Au
guStus j. McCann Song" and Cantor and Jessel run
through Pals last done by them at the Palace in 1929
Benny has funny bit when he can't to find place
for his hands without his violin Bobby DARN sings my
Darln Cemenne" and joins Burns for softShoe medley
including Red Rose Rag" The Kingston Trio do Hard
Amt 1t Hard" and Molly Dee" the oldtmers close up
shop with dressing sketch. (Coor.) $50 pm.
WRC4
Garry MoOreGene Barry sheds his to sing Just One
Of Those Things and enters into the spirit of things with
Carol Burnett for that wonderful year. 1901 when Teddy
Roosevelt President Gretchen Wyler shows her
talents in song and dance "Too Marvellous for Words
regulars sing those memorable songs
After the Ball. Hello My Baby" east Side West Side
etc. 10 pm, WToP-9.
AlcOa PreSentSForked Lightning" people in different
parts of city have frightening premontions at same
moment himself as dead by evening and a
woman is convinced her husband will be shot 10 pm
WMAL-7.
Jack Paar-Back from Nassau Jack welcomes newcomer
Anita LooS to his program and brings his old friends Jim
Bishop Charlie Weaver and Hans Conried along for
chatter. Paar dabbeS with relatives identity imagines
fuffs listens to the Four Mariners
sing Down BY the River Side" and Swing Low Sweet
Chariot" 1880 pm, WRC-
Evening star., 1959-11-17

starring Shirley Booth and
Melvyn Douglas will be fea-
tured.
10000, WWDC - American
Forum Of the Air. Prominent
United States figures debate
controversial issues on the
world and national scene,
Evening star., 1959-11-17

And for the doctor bills that usually
60 with disqualification, more than
725,OOO of your neighbors now have
Medical Service -Washington's Blue
Shield Plan.
Together, these two plans give you
the most complete protection available,
dollar for dollar.
Get details on the worth bene-
Evening star., 1959-11-17
FM Stations

NRc-FM-sIs Me.-s,10 an. 70 7 an.
WToP-FM-ss.3 Me.-74hsHT OpsFstioa.
WASR-FM-sI1 I Me- s.m. to t2,1s an,
MOnday-SuRdsy.
WOL- -FM--ss.I Me.-s:3O an. to mIaRIght
NFAh-FM- 10o.3 Me- an to midnight.
WWDc-FM-10t. Me- an to lam.
HeMS-FM-i03.5 Me.-S a. 10 midnight
Saturday an to B.m.u Sunday Q an
TO aidnlght.
WARl-FM-10Sl Me.-MOnasy through Sstur
day. 1:3o an 10 midnight.
WeTS-FM-s1.s Me.-5 TO 10 pm. SHHaay
thrsugh Thursday.
WBVA-FM-tos.s Me.--SHndsy 10 an. %
p.m.; Monday Saturday, Q a.m % sp.m
WMAL-FM-101.3 Me.-S an to LES an
WUsT-FM-1os.3 Me- s.h. 70 mianIght
WSH0-FM-ss.S Me.-s:as an to $50 p.m.
NPec-FM-ss.S Me- Pm. to midnight.
Evening star., 1959-11-17

You have a one in three chance of
hospital and doctor bills in your fam
lily within the coming year.
If you are one of the more than
100000 foresighted people in the Wash
ington area who have Group Hospitali-
cations protection, chances are that all
or most of your bill will be paid for you.
Even if is big bill like the one above.
Evening star., 1959-11-17
Other AM Stations

WINx--Isoo Ke.-2l-houT operation.
WPIk-73o ke.-Dsyllght eHly
NARL-Iso ke.-DayIIght oHly.
WeAY-10so Ke.-DayIlght only.
NUST-1i7o ke.-DsvIlght snly.
fFAx-t77o ke.-Dsyllghi saIy
GWDe- 1850 Ne. .-74-h0ul operation, eXeept
Sunday midnight to an Mshday
H00k-t340 ke.-24-hOuT operation Menday
Saturday; Sunday, an 10 u midnight
GEAM-13s0 ke.-2A-h0uI operstioa. exeepi
HEEL-13i0 ke.-24 hour operation eX-
eept Mendsy midnight to Q an. Tues
cay.
WD0R-1S40 ke.-Dsyllght 0hly.
GPec-1Sse Ke.-Dsylight ssIy.
WPRW-i4e0 ke.-DsytIme only.
ueMS-si1-ke.-s an to midhlgAt, Sstur
Day J an to r p.m.. Sunday 0 an. d
midnight.
Evening star., 1959-11-17
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToHi0htS top shotUs preuietDed by TV Kevs STAFF
Dho attend rehedrsdls match screenings and dndvze
scripts In NeD York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions offered as a guide to area UieDeTs
Evening star., 1959-11-17
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
Time. Music from the Broad
way production Juno"