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HOUSES FOR sALI-mD.
ROCKVILLE
HuNoERFoRD ToWNE

Brand-nsw s-bsdroom eontempor.
AIRY Cape Cod with full EngIieh.
type basement . lncludine fradl
level outsiae ENTRANCE and larg'
Ras,pI shs wlsp9% IA oys apenas. p "a
Sedrooins and Z baths, NO b6WN
PAYMENT 10 oUAktFtED VET
$4,000. HENRY C0RBiN. INC,
Realtors, 20. 2.2i5S, ewes. WI
ROCKVILLE BEAUTY = n vol
yearn for peace and quiet, q beau
den and many hne healthy fruit
tIees--THik - rERrECT1QN
Charming brick home WITH
BEDRM.. AND BATH ON isT FIR.
2 huge bedrms. apd bath on enc
tr. beautiful pAneled rec. rm. ga
Fass s ssEeenfd s psoTtsn' q ER%NK os'
ewes, OF. 4-sSzS, 100
ROSEMARY nILLs.-Dst. eoInsrj
r nnISSSu hiIf s Chs fSc' ~ pps sc s;s
ROSEMARY SCHOOL
Charming home with biz rooms;
family -sise din. fm.. 3 bedrms., 2
baths; priced under $4,000. Cal
OIL. D-2344 once open . I'll o.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES.
INC.
SILVER sPRING-Spiit-level home
In wonderful condition. Situated
on extra large, fenced lot. 8 bed
rms baths. Llv. fni., din. rm..
KIT. with dishvasher and disposal,
Rec. room, many extras. Don't
pass this byl Cali JU, 5-4232.
Eyes: ~. $500, LAWRENCE v,
SILVER sPRIN0--S-bedrm. brk
sis.as6. S. sS ia Sna Yn1oes ssSsSgPS
SILVER gPRfNo-S-6edrm. brick;
W. baths. liy. rHi. din. rm.,
porch. bsmt,. fenced I'd; FHA OF
NE. III. s.1 iiist Or Il. s.las S
sIL. sPR0.i elcee-in: terriic buy
Lovely split-levei wan the
MIES R 1lIrrs a, "a. S-sss sS.n'
SILVER SPRING, 4 Corners Area,
bier. Al cleo. Kit, 2 fun baths,
nightciub style rec. dm.. ser
porch: picturesque Handicapped
shady lot. You must see this
ESTATE. JU. o-1i03.
SILVER SPRING. W00DsDEi
newly dec. inside and out-3-
bedrm. brick Colonial. Unusuaiiy
lge nv. rm.. sep. din. I'm, paneled
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CHEvERLY

=: As "a S.| SsIs5p. , set:
reach Of downtown and ~.
Wan-to-Wall earpetin 8,
Grapes, and mirrors and
many other items incl. Ca
Ire. mod. fit.: st 1880.
800 On, will handle on
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1; I;i': :;!!
fhll;A5kk YAnk--R bier; bgiIt /.
SSJ 81 S q. A9 nj 5ai5Eff "a .
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RIvERDALE

2E2 VA18bK148K1KI
ST. BKRNARD'e PARISH.
Conv. nneanG much 70 your
family. II viii commend you
70 iilvestisats this home,
kity pinespaneied rec, fIn.
With hrepls plus many en-
tras. $4,000; $500 dovu
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TAKOMA PARK

.,,,q1 Gracious brick rambler
setting: . twin-siss bedrms..
eep. din, rrn.. rec, rul.. AL
cleo. kit,; park.like yard
with patio. We invite your
inspection. A terrific value ct
S2A,060. q
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HICKS

Realtors Open 9 to 81
Alexandria Office XII. s-1600I
Arlington Office OF. 4-6040I
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GAYWOODS

No money down 10 Vets. don't mis-,
sppraised and approved. Yinane..
tng on al 3 models. THE CREST
At $4,000 and THE AyAIloN AT
$ts.4SS. Fssturinar sItSc ~ la u
kit- with counter.tnp range and
built IN oven,. natural wood cahf.
nets, disposal, stainless steel sink,
full bsmt. with painted walls, the
iiooFs, some models have 2 fun
baths. and bay picture windows.
sodded lots and concrete drive
ways. paved tfefic-free streets ana
81 RS Sssnss S' ssss.h. H', vim 2 sS Sc
homes one u our Areas Best ) ior
Qpen every evening 90. Dir: Out
Belto.-Waah. Express. TO Rte. so,
risht on RTE. so approx. 3 mile;
70 Lanham-eervern I'd, left and
follow Open" signs 10 model
Ag9lNNa
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ALEXANDRIA tsourH,
PEACE AND QUIET
Take over 4hss Sl9,600 loan on
bier, set among lovely tall trees
on M-acre lot. LARGE livins room
has attractive fireplace. dinins
room. 16.foot equipped kitchen,
screened porch. garage. patio. Area
OF beautiful homes. Wonderful for
ehiidrer See A f0hnvi
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HARDWOOD

Very clean and desirable 3-bed.
iars.. D iessi lot MOD KIT. nI Iv' rS a.
din. nm, and full bsnnt. Owner
Call Mr.. Lawson, 10. 5-4e4l.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
1900 K St. NV. Elk. 3-6S5O
PINEY BRANCH, UNIV. BLVD.
AREA--Like new, 10.rm... z-bath
S Sats amber reS in b. Dans Isesi Tn r.;
S SfisRs s kIlSs iS scne9 10 sasYS.
PRICED FOR QUICK SAILS bed:
5 5arS i psSsd ps S s snd SslS.oSs
pit, garase and full bsmt. ERWIN
REALTY co.. WA. 7.033z.
RANDOLPH RILLs-Carport RAM
IN with i'y your d down p psy sga a.
acre tree-shsded lot. 3 bedrms. !,
modern kit; full dry bsnt. walk
TSHRssSSSs0 f PsoPE9Rirr 2iSO Net. SUE
ROCK CREEK PALIsADEs = g.
bedrn. End floor can be- ez-
banded 70 2 norel brick on dead
end court; beautiful rec. rn. with
picture Windows, fully equipped
Kitchen With tabls space; excel
lgnt for children; 81 1850. DON
a-s025 III 3. w.
k0CKvILLE-S40Q On, $40 per
mo. buys this lovely 6-rTa. rambler;
If PECK q .' Ioa S-i7 944ppin'' hOoh
ROCKyILLE-sl00. On. $50 mo, ;
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DU. $500
Yeonas Realty
"For Preferred Properties
Call Pearson Properties"
this IS TIL

In one Of our most fashion,
able and Convenient areas
6LEEPY HOLLOW - We have
found this gorgeous four-bed-
room brick and frame split
level on . lovely tree-ladened
lot. This three-year-old beauty
offers everything the family
,'ieoking for spacious living and
/, pfesttee location could pos
efblv- deairel Three complete
baths and Q neatly finished
rec. room are only the begin
ming when trying to describe
this glamourous abode. The
large living room with moor
to ceiling fireplace, SEPARATE
dining room, modern fully
equipped kitchen offerine the
latest in cookins convenience.
fenced privacy afforded BY the
nicely enclosed besket-weaye
fence IN the back yard make
US believe that this Is the
choicest home Of its kind and
the best value on the market
under $4,000. But-the best
Is vet 10 comet Not only Is the
value sound, but the present
financing may very wei Be
the outstanding feature OF
this property. A 4ihss OF loan
Of $4,000 can be assumedtil
How could you miss with full
price only S26.9502 We're sure
you'll agree after seeing this
doll house that we have not
been the least bit extravagant
N our description and that
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

sn.NunMaas~r-HHHHHs.NHn~rl
ANDREWS ARKA---Asspms laFgs
FLA loan on 3 hedgnA. britk
rqmblefi din. fu- extra ierHn kit
Mimi Vim, e essSIsiiissr l ,sIss rl y,
INNS 81 Ss1 SS'' VISA ss nal 81 si ss4Sr &
BRADBURY hkI0nIt-Dsla ehed
brick q room. end l9yels *, {
d 6aiy 1j.2SsJJA g so sssssasi'ni Y
shops ana schools, HxRfn6AE
a EAEI ives. lN 60 ff. .SsiS. ~. Z
Buy nUhcli-2 hlkl, iIcp .: &!
M eampus t2vely Coicplal; WIZ
, , 9 AMT y an ss dIn IN nRRr NY,
b:drns.. 'S SAX III and az 1s m IND ioc cor,
5 bsdrms. and bath: sun deck and
sleeping porch; sarasei bic, deep
aO0-ft. lot. This property y enc
Of the really honey. homes Of the
area. A kixeaNay ct S2o.bQQ,
sg p'S.. III EsAbb .5sSsss' o. oD'h u
BUY RURCn--- Knollyood -geautl-
fnl 4-bedrm, brick Cane Cod. only
shaded lot 00x200. EHA ap-
proved. $4,000; $1,000 down,
CO. ss.i sp. ssf III IN p SSsf ~. s.ssS2
C-BI-SAV 80
oxon. HIll New byk, Germ. splIt.
level. $500 underlined. 0s10
NyEIssy Mill II IN nSIssHs J Hiad hgs'
CAROLE HIGHLAND
a-bedroom brick Colonial on land
ycaped lot; fenced rear YARD. Nv
Ing room, dining roofn,- Kitchen:
unusual family room on nfst door /;
finished recreation room. A nood
value At only $1,000.
ROBERT I, LoHR. REALToR
HE. 1000
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
Elsgant and charming 3-bedfm..
mod. STYLED rambler that's .
CHEERFUL EYEFuL"
With dc luxe earport; IA baths,
din. Tm., ana priced 81 only ST.
w. j, NICHOLAS, HI. $1,000
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NOT BRAND-NEW

But sure looks It with only.
three years Of use and carry
ing . large a1ses CT loan OF
almost $4,000 which can be
assumed. This al brick ranch.
er can be yours with q modest
cash outlay and low, low
monthly payments. This well.
kept rambler features q large
living room with fireplace.
separate dining area and an
ali modern 0E kitchen fully
equipped e.Es refrigerator.
range. disposal. dishwasher.
clothes washer. etc, with some
eating space. three nice size
bedrooms, and lh baths plus
utilities, storage room al on
one level. WirinR and vents
(220) for dryer. Rear yard
completely fenced and 12x2Q
patio. This Is Q sound buy and
priced ct $4,000.
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, 1sSsI.r S s:.s. :sl & j .:S
M, Jacobs. o aner.. sANfpSYI
REALTY CO., Realtors, RE-.
$4,000, eyes,, RE. 6-6s17.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED
Z FfRIEEDi. B. CUSHMAN

Sse s y S5sdsri'1 Ave. c wE sS@Si
ives, MR. YOUNG. WI. $500
PAMPEkED HOMEi This 3-bed.
I'm; brick rambler has H. been en- Kept I,,s
Kit. with table q. Huge bs MT.
PSSAt!pS + ,XIoysKiS Z Co.;
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q; sI$:S.@ Isi & I :; :at sGI$; Il
II, GA. 4-7711S GA. 1-e7e6.
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TIC
ALEXANDRIA tsourH,

CLOWN AND COUNTRY
5166 Lee HighWay, Arlinston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
CAB Outlaws
PrizeContests
BY the Associated Press

A Civil Aeronautics Board
examiner ruled yesterday
against prize contests by air.
lines.
Examiner Merritt Ruhlen
found that National Airlines
of Miami violated the Civil
Aeronautical Act in conducting
a prize contest last year.
Mr.. Ruhlen said, in an initial
decision that will become final
within 10 days If no protests
are filed, that If National con-
tinues to operate such contests,
any competitor would be forced
to conduct "a similar advertis-
ing campaign with gifts Of
equal or greater value"
THE result will be a contest
of promotional devices unre-
lated to air transportation, with
each carrier attempting to OBJ
tain the maximum volume of
traffic" Mr.. Ruhlen said.
From March / to June 30,
1858, National sponsored a
prize contest to which all pas
sengers received entry blanks.
The contest offered 200
prizes with a combined value
of $4,000 for completing a
sentence in rs words or less.
About 20, 400 entries were re-
ceived and 200 persons won
prizes ranging in value from
$40 to $4,000.
The examiner said the cost
of the contest could not be
precisely determined but he
said National committed itself
to spend 100000 in printed
advertising and at least $4,000
in radio and television.
Mr.. Ruhlen found that in
this manner National was d.
rectly or indirectly refunding
certain fares in violation Of
the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

sos, WRC - Monitor: Talk
with proprietor of a restau-
rant in an 800-year-old
castle in Morocco. Visit to
the communications center
OF a military airfield in
Azores. Guest Roger Price.
1890, WWDC - AAA Forum /:
Discussion Of road and
street improvements in the
area.
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spokesman asserted when the
ABC hassle developed last
April, would give only q Sunday
afternoon slot to the Voice"
AS a consequence the program
was terminated. Prime evening
time is considered the period
from 1880 to 1890 pm.
Mr.. Ryan also told the hear
ing examiners that he thought
the Voice" was a "fine whole
some broadcast series.
I'VE might have had a small
err audience than some Of the
shoot 'em-ups, but we thought
we had a sound advertising
investment"
In this he was promptly
backed by another witness,
Howard Barlow, longtime d.
rector Of the Firestone orches-
ira, who said that when the
Voice" left the air, no other
program Of similar formal re-
manned in broadcasting. video
or otherwise.
There is a far greater seq
ment of the public interested
in good music than is generally
known" the maestro declared
emphatlcally.
More money is spent every
year on concert tickets than
on organized sports"
DO you mean to include
baseball?" hearing examiner
Ashbrook Bryant asked.
Eyes, ! include baseball" the
white-haired conductor replied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23


Man and boy, 1t has been
around since practically the
birth Of radio. Over the long
haul it was far and away the
all-time favorite Of good music
lovers.
Yet, complained Firestone'S
Charles B. Ryan, a top exec
utive Of the rubber firm, it is
off TV because Of program
ming difficulties.
Mr.. Ryan went on to tell the
commission examiners the
story of the Voice" Firestone,
he testified, had been on the
air for some Is years with NBC
radio and TV in its familiar
Monday spot (8:30-9 pm0.
That is up until 1854.
The tire sales promotion
director went on to say that in
1854 Sylvester (Pat) Weaver,
then NBC president, told him
the Voice" spot was needed to
make room for the NBC-owned
Sid Caesar comedy hour be-
cause Firestone was being clob-
bered by Arthur Godfrey on the
rival CHS network.
Mr.. Ryan looked wistful a
few minutes earlier when he
recalled that in 1949 Pat
Weaver's predecessor, Nile S
Trammel. had assured him that
the quality Of the program gave
FireStone a quarter century
franchise" on the $3.50 to 9 pm.
Monday night spot.
Much the same thing hap
pened to the Voice" after it
was switched to the ABC chain.
Firestone'S program appeared
in the Monday 9 to $3.50 pm.
slot until June / Of this year,
thus ending an uninterrupted
series of weekly programs Of
81 years standing.
At the time, FireStone an
nounced it was dropping the
Voice" because it was unable
to get prime viewing time. The
company'S announcement said
it had been informed that be-
ginning this fall ABC was
alloting it a spot from 1890 to
II pm.
NBC and CHS, a Firestone
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Teen-Ager Arrested
In Burning Of Art

COLUMBUS, Ca, July 20
(AP).-A teen-ager is in jail,
charged with destroying one Of
the things his mother says he
loves--art.
Eighteen -year-old Richard
v. Smith. IT,. until recently a
resident of Atlanta, is charged
with arson and is being held
for the grand Jury in lieu Of
SOS, 900 bond. He was arrested
yesterday.
Police Chief E. S. Moncriefi
said the youth confessed he
burned three art collections
valued at $4,000 at the Col
umbus Museum Of Arts and
Crafts and painted swatikas on
museum walls and on two
Jewish synagogues here. DAM
age to the museum building it
self was placed at $4,000.
The youths mother said at
Atlanta last night that Richard
couldn't have done a thing
like that. He loves art and
hates violence"
Police said the youth "is a
known hater of the Jewish
faith and is an avid follower
of the principles of the Nazi
doctrines of Adolf Hitler"
The art collections were
burned Saturday night. Rich
ard was taken to Atlanta for a
lie detector test yesterday, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Virqiniun Named
To Rights Post

A native of Richmond yester-
day was elected the national
director of the American Coun-
Gil on Human Rights.
Mrs. Aretha B. Mckinley.
who was named the director,
now lives in New York City.
The council is a cooperative
program Of six fraternities and
sororities. 1t maintains its
headquarters at 1880 Sixth
street NV.
Mrs. Mckinley said her pro-
gram would be aimed at the
elimination Of discrimination
and the denial of human rights
to any individual regardless Of
race, color and creed"
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall: Rus
sian and Ludmilla Overture
by Glinka and Taras Bulbas
by Janacek.
1880, WNIAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
Opera Echoes: HighlightS
from La Boheme by Puccini
sos, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Me- - World OF
Music: The Ruins Of Athens,
Opus 1l3 (excerpts) by
Beethoven.
$500, WGMS AMIN 1910 Kc
and 1898 Mc.)-Orchestral
Capitals Of the World: Chi
cago Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reiner, conductor
Works by Dvorak, Bartok
and Brahms.
800, VOL AMIN (145O Kc
and 98.7 Mcleod Music
Time: Suite for Strings by
Foote, Symphony No. 2 by
Barber and Piano Concerto
No. l by Mcdowell.
10000, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Nocturne: Symphony No
4 in F Minor, Opus SO by
Tchaikovsky
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Stuart Portrait
Of Washington
Going to Moscow

NEW YORK, July % (AP) .
"A Stuart portrait of George
Washington is going to be
shown at the Moscow exhibit
ton after all.
The Museum of the City Of
New York loaned its oil paint
ing by Gilbert Stuart after
Government officials said yes
terday they were unable to get
a painting Of the first Presi-
dent to show the Russians.
News of the Governments
dilemma brought offers Of a
number of Stuart portraits
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (T-Roy Rogers
Show: Smoking Guns" Roy
and Dale discover that an
Indian has betrayed his tribe
and gold is being stolen from
the tribes mines.
$3.50, WRC (4-1'he LawleSs
Years: -Four, the Hard
Way" Ruditsky sets out to
find the murderer of a gam
bier he has ordered out of
town.
$3.50, WRC (4)-21 Beacon
Street: Double Vision.
Chase and his staff use
closed-circuit TV to trap
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Ahead of Schedule

MASSENA, N. Y, July %
AP).-Power production in
the New York State portion of
the st. Lawrence power project
is scheduled to reach full ca
pacity this week, about five
months ahead Of schedule. The
project is a Joint undertaking
Of New York and the Province
Of Ontario.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23


scripts in New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to area uietUers
Zane Grey Theater-"The Promise" Repeat Gary Merrill
and Tommy Sands manage to keep this western going
Story concerns brothers who promise their dying father
they'll remain together the ranch Young Sands is
very pleasant surprise pm, WTOP-9
Leave 1t to BeaveEBeaver Plays Hockey" (Repeat Fine
episode Even though the subject playing hockey it's
handled with such good taste and nesSe that parents
need not fear When Beaver and his pal Larry late
for school, they decide it's better to be KILLED by the
principal later than today" and toddle off, The little
runaways get rough break-they end up on local TV
show pm, WAAL-7
Playhouse 9O-"Free Weekend" RepeaN superior cast
adds dimension to this generally interesting, If spoty
Steven GetherS drama Story concerns award winning
time at chidrenS summer camp and the havoc created
by number of neurotic parents who need the recogn
ton than the youngsters do James Whitmore Kim
Hunter, Jim Backus Nina Foch, Martin BaSam and
Charles Bckford turn in excellent performances $50
pm. WTOP-9.
Jack Paar ShOw-Wter Robert Crichton returns bringing
with him Ferdinand Demara the VIGOROUSLY versatile i'm
poster whose wild he's described in print. Alex
King for another session with Jack, Virginia
De Luce is the female ad bber Earl Grant sings and the
RttS Puppets perform. 1880 pm, WRC4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
members Of a gambling syn

members Of a gambling syn
dictate.
11:O0, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater: Perfect Speci-
men," Enrol Flynn. Heir to
manufacturing concern is
sheltered by overprotective
grandmother 193D.
HIS, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
Raiders of the Seven Seas"
John Payne. Bold pirate
captures a countess saving
her from a foolish marriage
1889.
1880, WMAL az - Boston
Blackie: Boston Blackie's
Rendezvous" Chester Nor
ris. The uncle of an escaped
homicidal maniac engages
Blackie's help in preventing
more murders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

1t was on the basis OF this test
and a confession that Richard
was charged with second and
third degree arson. =
The youth came to Columbus
last Thanksgiving to visit his
grandmother and decided to
remain after obtaining work at
a library. ..
The grand jury will consider
the charges against him July
80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

from museums across the
country.
Stuart painted Washington
three times, but made many
copies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

of the Nations TV networks,
In short, what 1t wants to
determine Is this:
DO the TV networks tend To
assign their best viewing time
to programs which they own
or in which they have a
financial interest,
The commission couldn't
have picked a better program
than the Voice" to work on.
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Other AM Stations

WeMs-S1o Ke.-s an. to midnight, Sat-
urdsy 7 an. to Pm, Sunday 6 an.
to midnight.
WPlk-13O M.-DsylIght only.
WARL-1sO ke.-Daylight only.
WeAY-1OsO ke.-DayIight only.
WUST-1I20 M.-Dsylight only.
WFAx-122o ke.-Dsylight only
WWDc-I2so M.-2l-hour operation, e.
eept Sunday midnight to ! an. Monday.
WEEL-131o M.-DsyIight only.
W00k-134o ke.-24-houF operation.
WEAM-13o ke.-74-hour operation, 81.
espt Sunday midnight to 5 an. Monday.
WDoN-is4O Ke.-DayIight Oaly.
WPec-I5So ke.-DsyIight only.
WPRW-14so ke.-Daytins only.
WINx-1soo M.-74-heur speratiua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
ON THE AIR
FEC Hears Wall
From Muted Voice.
BY JOSEPH B. BYRNES
Star stan Writer

The Voice Fresone after 80 Of broadcastng
the best in classic has finally sounded paintve note
this before the Federal Communications Commission
What brought this sad state Of affairs was FEC itself
The august body currently taking peek behind the scenes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Bernie Harrison, Tv critic Of The Stcr.
is on vacation. His column will
resume upon his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

eide for themselves on the great
issues, Mr.. McGill said.
Their leaders are before
them and are on trial. They
are watching their political rep
resentatives in the spotlight Of
the great drama Of human
rights and public education, 49,"
Directions Contrary
Somebody is wrong. That at
least is obvious. The Deep
South direction is exactly con-
trary to that of the rest Of the
country. The debate is joined. T"
Mr.. McGill continued:
out of the South's great
travail and agony of soul, in
time, will come a new political
leadership. The schools
may be closed in the Deep
South. I cannot believe the
people will permit them to re-
main shut"
Other $500 Hillman awards
went to:
Harry and Gretchen Billings,
editors of The Peoples Voice,
a weekly newspaper at Helena,
Mont, for their editorials on
civil liberties and public well
fare.
Harvey Swados, for an ar
ticle, Myth of the Powerful
Workers" appearing in the Ma
ton magazine. Mr.. Swados, a
native of Buffalo and a Univer-
sity of Michigan graduate, lives
in Rockland County, N. Y, and
currently is on the faculty of
Sarah Lawrence College.
Prof. John Kenneth GAL
braith of Howard University
for his book, THE Affluent So
ciety"
Irving Gitlin, director of
public affairs for CHS News,
for his supervision of Unit
One" on the CHS radio net
work.