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Shirley Hwy. at Edsall Rd
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

MEN-EARN So and up per hr.
full or part time. Sell Watkins
nationally advertising quality
products. Apply 5422 Bird st. NV.
9-12 noon.
MEN, white, excel. oppor. for
ambitious men: office cier. exper
helpful. DI. 7-3445.
MEN-Full time or part time,
excellent openings, training fur
nished. in eStab. business Most
of our men are married and sup
porting their families with earn.
eXper. not required. You will have
opportunity to investigate before
either making a decision or start.
ing on a part-time basis and keeI
your present job until you are
sure. Phone the FULLER BRUSH
CO., DI. 7-4477.
MESSENGERS C2). white, under
2l. of neat appearance and loca
school recommendation. Chance tt
learn credit investigating. ONCE
mr., l4th and H NV. Hrs, $50
to 5, half day Sat. Start Sill
hr (S220 month";. Phone Ma
S-111S
METAL LATHES, (open shop), re.
port to Trinity Lutheran Church
4th and E st. NV. See R. E
Thompson, Supt., WARREN DY.
SON CORP, with tools. or cal
SP. 3-92SS between pm. anc
. pm
MULTILITH OPERATOR, white, /.
man shop: immediate vacancy fol
experienced operator; 1850 multi.
18th, addressograph and graphic
type. Also familiar other phases
of print shop operation. Excellent
salary and fringe benefits: 35-hr
week. Call DI. 7-3319 for appt
NIGHT SUPERVISOR
White, for modern downtown air.
cond. building; experienced IL
light maintenance and in han
ding cleaning crew. See Mr.
Baumback. 91S 10th st. NV.
WORLD CENTER BUILDING
NIGHT MAN, white; to work il
veterinary hospital; apply in per.
son. 4615 41st st. NV.
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HELP MEN
Every Day Is Pay Day

Republication Insurance co, offers
liberal contract to qualified men
10 call on leads furn, by company
contacts. Car needed, p, o. Box
4o7, Sill. 6pg, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

TELLER-Young man for savings
and loan assoc. experience pre-
ferred; hours to 4. 5-day week;
liberal employe benefits. RE
7-6555, Ext. 40.
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.TANTTOR

Industrious man for varied clean
ms and maintenance duties in
once building. Previous exper-
fence required. Please write stat
ing age. experience, references
and s"iary. Box 491-J, Star.
JANITOR, colored. exper., for d.
luxe apt. bldg. in NV loo: mus
have 6th;class license: top salary
apt. and paid yearly vacation
SHAPIRO INC, 1413 K ST. NV
JANITOR. colored; married: MUST
HAVE 3th-class engineering II.
cense; apartment furnished. In.
quire at office, 3649 9Th ST. sc
after 2 pm, or call 10. 2-1411
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SALESMAN


TO sell household articles. furni-
ture and appliances, on credit
with no money down Outside
work. white or colored: car not
necessary Full time or make
extra money in your spare time
Liberal commission, firm well
known in Washington. Apply Mr..
Phillips, H ABRAMSON CO, 1882
18th st NV.
Statesmen mot order takersl. with
spray-painting experience; new
demand item. Saves COZ paint
exclusive. CHR. day: Sl5O-S200
week commission See c. NJ
PAGr at Hedin House Hotel, r.
! ave. and Newton SITS. NV,
after ; ON. 81
SALESMAN-Part time, ewes. and
Sats Apply NATIONAL FURNI-
TURE CO., 9TH and H SITS. NV.
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INSURANCE

Stop wasting your time, gas and
money creating leads. We furnish
the best leads available and carry
a complete line including nom
can, lifetime A. and H., and hos
pitalization. Call ia. 4-4437. ask
for BOB WILLIAMS, between /
and 5 only.
IRON WORKERS-We have open.
ings for three men who have
their eve on the future. Starting
out as iron workers helper ano
working their way up to top-raid
ornamental iron workers. JE. f.
622O
IRON WORKER, steel stair fabrica
tor: must read shop details, lay.
out and build stairs and rails Be
capable welder permanent Job
good conditions and pay. ARLING-
TON IRON WORK, INC, OF
4-661l.
JANITOR, exper.. married, no chill
dren; no drinking; good salary,
quarters furnished JU S-4934.
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SALESMAN-We need a young man
to sell the new popular-type home
organs and pianos. knowledge of
music helpful but not necessary
We prefer man who has had
some experience selling real estate.
automobiles, vacuum cleaners,
books, appliances or similar items
Liberal remuneration. see Mr. sat
terly. JORDAN PIANO CO. cor
ner 18th and @ SITS. NV, morn
ines between Q and IL am
SALESMAN to call on local drug
and 3 and 10 trade, with full line
of housewares. hardwares, etc;
guaranteed salary. Reply Box
4S9-J, Star.
SALESMAN, full or part time, with
some knowledge Of hi fidelity: per-
manent position. See Miss Jones.
KIT MUSIC CO, 1880 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

MEN-EARN So and up per hr..
full or part time. Sell Watkins
nationally advertising quality
products, Apply 5422 Bird st. NV,
9-l2 noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
Some training or exper. working
with figures and filing helpful.
Type 30 w.p.m. or better. 40-hour
week incl. alternate Saturday,
Sunday and holiday work. Daily
schedule alternates 7:30 am. to
4 pm, 10 am. 10 $3.50 pm.
Apply in person only. CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL. bet. 8 am. and 10
noon weekdays
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HELP WON EN-
ASSOCIATED
PERSONNEL,

7 I4IOO4N4NLH
1927 X St, N. W. ST. $500
ACCOUNTING CLERK, 5 days, start
S26S; increases POTOMAC EN-
PL., l04 E. Broad ST., JE. 2-7272,
ACCTG. elk, someone with apt,
for figures, to learn process Of
dept. banking d., to 1925. PO-
! TOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson
| hlrd AL LA Z onnn
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HELP MEN

MAcHINIsTs A MACHINE 0P.
sa.aTy based on experience. In
teryieys pm. TO 70 pm; Mon
thru, Fri. X. \ @. INSTRUMENT
co. 2sb4 colesville I'd. rear,
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MACHINIST

MAN. white: mar:
TIed. for garden-type project In
Va; experience required, salary
open; apartment furnished. oV.
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MUM heeAudye.
ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
Trade Org. St. SIS, 900
For the executive director.
International to $500
Adm. Asst. st. $4,000
legislative
SecyS. (no Shhd.) to $50
RECEIPTS. to $3.50
Country Club; airlines; investment:
EMBASSIES OPEN
Receptionist- I'd secretaries.
Girl FRIDAY to $500
Clerk TypistS to $50
Varied Iistings, attrac. CITES.
BEGINNERS S55-S80
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE 7-4414
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CRAFTSMAN
CRAFTSMEN

1lectro-mechanical exp. $4,000 I'D
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV., INC.
HOS 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-727O
CRAFTSMAN, temp, with goot
chance perm. with public work,
MAC EMPL., lO4 E. Broad ST.
Falls Church. lie o-z0r0
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HELP WOMEN

SOLICITORS az, experienced
work from home. Call 10, 5-3i2i
STENOGRAPHER-sECRETARY, 35
hour week excel employe benefits
permanent; $500 mo. start. Ca
MR. sTONER. DI, 7-O333
STENOGRAPHERl downtown real
tors ONCE; b-day, 40-hour week
young woman, $500 yrs. of age
who. has pleasant personality an
Is able 10 type and take shorthand
az reasonable speed Employe ben
efits, permanent position. VEIN
BERG A. BUSH, INC, 1928 II 81
NV, MA, $4,000.
STENOGRAPHER- CLERK -Branci
once OF National Firm, has posi-.
ton, for steno.- elerk 5-dAy wk.
paid vacation, pleasant workinf
cond Call RIA. 3-54l2 for appt.
STENO, temporary; 6-day wk.
awtn real estate ofc" air cond
S-SSSa.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

AMBITIOUS men and women OK.
perienced only, 10 rent apts. In
new development, Good salary
plus commission, Apply in per.
son Blair Towers, ki07 Eastern
Ave Silver Spring.
BAKER, for cafeteria. Apply CAM.
ERON STATION POST CAFE.
TERRA, Alexandria, Va.
BANk TELLER. experienced, Lau.
Gel-Ft. Meade area. Box 252-E,
I AM TRYING to find individuals
% represent my products. / can
offer an once, a Secretary, train
Ing and all the necessary selling
tools at no investment whatsoever
on the saleSman's part. Your DO
sitlon or association with this of =
nee will be one OF dignity and
there will be no demand made on
your time, II has been very dim
cult Tor me TO find people who are
wiling TO work in the Washing
ton area Recently a saleslady Wis
lled TINS operation from the Mid
west and her opening comment at
a, ssles meeting was Since being
WITH THIS company, / make my
$500 or $500 per week because /
am, stupid enough TO work" She
had been working in laundry
ior 22 years. II you are inter
MISS LIVELY. KE 8-9873' ~
JANIT0R-Refined colored couple
for Bethesda and D. c, bldTs ;
apts plus salary. r. A. HUM.
PHRIEs g. SONS, 2 MASS. AVE
NV. MA. S-502O.
PART-TIME OUTSIDE sales helm
2.5o 70 $3.50 pm. weekdays, ali
day Saturday Must be neat and
experienced man or woman, Good
pay no age limit Apply SIN
CLAIR SERVICE STATION. 8223
BAR 70. NV, Wash, d. c.
REAL ESTATE statesmen AND
SALESWoMEN = This old-estab-
nshed nrm desires the services Of
some full-time salespeople who
nave license to work in the
virginia ONCE. Call ia. 4-3778.
BOSS a PHELPS. INC. "
REAL ESTATE, good proposition,
account. DU. 5-530O.
statesmen OR WOMEN, college
graduates or retired business peo-
PIE, II you want 10 get into a good
paving business and make not less
IMAM Slu,OOO per yr., you can do il
n the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
you can be happy and help people
10 bulld a community oy your
services. Phone TIE. 6-I4OO DAYS
or TE 6-4457 nights. Apply
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
REALTY BROKERS
sos N. WASH. ST. ALEX VA
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HELP WON EN-
(cONIlNUeDl
ACCOUNTS
RECEIVABLE
BOOKKEEPER

CAPITOL CADILLAC COMPANY has
an opening for a bookkeeper to
handle the accounts receivable.
Person must type and be able to
operate an Underwood postine ma
chine. 5-day week. paid vacations.
other company benefits. Salary
commensurate with ability. See
Mr., BERTINI at 1902 23nd st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

FLORIDA-Leaying AuE, II or u
rider white MALE; share y,o eTiv
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A CONCRETE JOB

A BRICK. cement, stone, plasterins,
waterproofing or remodeling lob At
2Oeo Of. XII. s.O477.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13

WOMEN IS) to distribute
AVON cosmetics in profitable,
established territories. DI. 7-O22l.
CARD PUNCH OPERATORS-White.
exper., SSO-S90 per wk. See Miss
Grant immed BoYD'S, corner 18th
4 @ NV. ST. 3-3666.
CASHIER-City OF Rockville, Nd.
has an immediate opening for an
experienced cashier, familiar with
the MGR and adding machine. APP
plicant must be high school gradu-
ate, have aptitude for figures and
ability to deal tactfully with pub
lie. Salary, $3.50 to start. APP
plications may be secured at the
once OF the personnel director.
100 s. WASHINGTON St, Rockville,
Nd. or by calling Garden $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
BOOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPER, exper. Opportunity
Large fine furniture store. 4 miles
from d, c. Ell. $4,000. FURNI-
TURE FAIR, INC, Mclean, Va
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RELP WOMEN
CIERK-TYPIST

Immediate opening In larse invest
ment company, prefer recent high
school graduate with no commut-
ing problems to Silver Sprlng area
Must type 40 w.pm. Please call
MRS. TRIESLER at JU, 5-S4OO
for interview,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13

DRIVING to ocean City. sat, Aug.
IS; couple TO share expenses. 10.
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ACCOUNTING CLERK

Accounts payable. some tipping,
age 25-35, 5-day wk.. with paid
vacations and other benefits; To-
Gated at Wash. Natl. Airport
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IBNl

Experienced operator, modern Alex
andria. virginia ONCE. all COM
pany benefits TIE. $4,000.
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SECRETARY

6-day 40-hour week; nospitaliza-
ton and retirement provided: age
limit 80. NATIONAL COTTON
COUNCIL OF AMERICA, ST. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, In
cldental tipping, insurance COM
pany In Silver Spring. 5-day wk H.,
company benefits. Call JU. s.
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

approximately between
c5-35: experience preferred
but not necessary. Pleasant
working conditions. good
hours. excellent fringe bene-
flts, Please call Ii 1-S32O,
Ext. g.
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MELP WOMEN
HOSTESSES

White, neat, attractive, expert
enced, Il TO 80 yrS. Apply in
person TO manager; no phone
calls. NEW LOTUS CLUB, 727
l4th st. NV,
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SITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc
SITUATI0NS-WoMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE, white, care
for new babies and mothers,
Sept .. Call pm. FE. 3-1s53.
Hospital trained. 13'
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SECRETARY

Dictation involving statistical ma
terial. Type financial and stats
tical reports. Must be accurate.
Moderate speed in tipping and
shorthand. Beginning salary, S4,-
200 Age to 40. 5-day, 4O-hour
week. Submit typed resume. Civ
ing personal data, education and
experience, to Box 224:E, Star.
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GLADSTONE
FURS-MINK-MIRACLE

1t took us months to assemble
the most complete selection Of
slightly used mink garments Of
every description ever to be Of
fered at q fraction OF the origi-
nal cost. Beautiful mink coats.
capes, Jackets and stoles that
cannot be recognized from new.
See for yourself.
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BOOKKEEPER

Accounts receivable and payable
General ledger and payroll expert
ence desirable. long range program,
expanding corporation, ideal work
ing conditions, company benefits,
good salary, BladenSburg, Md
area; Call AP. 1885, MRS
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'eIeVision omorroW-Fridoy, April "A, 1859

VIC ch tso L
~ This - Today With eaHoM hH tE efhbsn WM cA "
s. Ie 1 hOught 9 Pals WoP 1h s-s;7s
Medtstons $50, Classroom Show h7s Local News
Sutton AOes-heW BtsF-AFss sls
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face it folks, this is the place
and the trend.) N
Q $3.50 to 1920: Adventures in
Paradise. Games Michener''
Tales produced a South Pa
cif1c" and ABC is hoping hight
ming strikes twice.
The $3.50 starter for Para
disc, incidentally, could spell
trouble for Steve Allen--if. Of
course, the show catches on.
Steverino's show will be
starting at 10 in the fall or
NBC, a lf-hour later. Viewers
caught up in a suspenSefll ysrr
find it difficult to switch-aS
witness the Perry Mason-Perry
Como collision.
Still, Steve is well out Of that
impossible Sunday night jam.
The CHS opposition on Mon
days isn't official yet, but il
looks as if t1erell be another
strategic shift in the late night
setup. with several new half
hours replacing the shifting
DeSilu.
y 4 IS
While on the subject of longer
shows, we'd like to suggest an
outer limit for block pro-
gramming. Two Undergraduate
dramas in a row, it seems tc
me, is a little too much, even
If Sir John Gielgud is in one Of
them and Eileen Heckart is in
the other.
That's the CBS-9 theater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23


Show Of the MOnth-"The Browning Version" With Sill
John Gielgud making his American TV debut and sup
porting company including Margaret Leighton, Cecil
Parker and Robert Stephens the casting Of this drama
is both impeccabe and inspired. The play itself is
glib but dramatically effective character study Of British
schoolmaster Andrew Croker Harris CThe HimmIer Of
the lower fifth as he known to his studentsJ,
FILTERED and frustrated betrayed and tomented by
his faithless shew Of wife As played by Gegud, the
teacher emerges as vivid pathetic figure one you
won't forget The play builds in intensity and the
final scene shatering emotional experience treat
for viewers who like their drama strong and no con-
noisseur OF fine acting afford to miss Giegnd 8pm
WTOP-9 as& 80
Pat BoOneIie Eddie Hodges practically takes over to-
night. When he isn't playing marbles with the boys
(Pat and Jackie Cooper or frownng about love girls
you know learning about e from the experts Pat
and Cooper again, he singing Love Is the Reason"
with his pals Swing Star" his own, Saints"
with Pat 8 pm, W1dAL--7.
Playhouse 9OA Corner of the Garden Writer Tad Mosel
has created juicy acting plum for Eileen Heckart and
she's in full control all the way Story concerns friendly
mother the kind who's always your side, who domi-
mates her husband and rules the household with iron
hand In other words, mons terror, and Miss Heckart
plays her beautifully. Cast also includes Gary Merrill,
English actress Heather Sears and Joby Baker $3.50 pm
WTOP-9
Ernie FordLos Of singing with guest Gisee Mackenzie
Along with a French Canadian medley and the hymn,
Nearer My God to Thee Ford Gisele duet to Turkey
in the Straw" and Company Is Coming and GiSee
solos to Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" (Coor) $3.50 pm,
WRC4
Jack Paar-Edde Albert The and wife Mango take for
Jack next week. Zsa zsa Gabor and Jim Moran the
ad-libbers; Bertce Reading comes for repeat of
her blues numbers Producer Leonard Silman gets him
self interviewed at $780, and newcomer to the show,
Coincidence Helen Halpn, tries out routine 1880 PM
WRC-
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OTHER Tv
HIGHLIGHTS

7;3O, WTTG t5)--It's in tn,
Name: Local live quiz show
Milton @. Ford, host.
$3.50, WRC i4l-Music Thea.
ter: ''Too Bad About Shiels
Troy" Carol Lawrence anc
Roddy Mcdowell. A tenn
peramental actress marries
a second time for security
and discovers her new hus.
band is using her for q
stepping stone.
HOO. WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater: Submarine D-l.'
Pat O'Brien. Story of 9
rivalry between two mem.
bers of a submarine crew
(193D.
11:15, WTOP (9)-Late Show
That's My Man" Dor
Ameche and Catherine Nc.
Leod. Gambler starts with
a colt and a girl and be.
comes a wealthy stable own
er but a flop as a husband
Q94D.
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ticket for tonight, anyway, and
ii should be recorded that pro-
ducer Dave Susskind tried hard
to get a later time spot for his
production of Terence Ratti-
gan's 1.-THE Browning Version. "
This is the famous British
actors second TV appearance.
His first was on British COM
mercial TV in N. C. Hunters
"a Day BY the Sea-"
Miss Heckart, a splendid act
ress who appears too infre-
quently now onfTV, heads the
Playhouse 80 cast for the new
Tad MoSel play.
X \ 4
On The Run:
Robert D. Braff, who is pro-
ducing Archibald MacLeish's
drama about democracy's
worldwide rivalry with COM
munism. hired an assistant the
other day-a chap named Wally
Cox. Not the least. of
Cox's virtues. Graf points out
like a man who welcomes help,
are his pleasant remarks that
brighten up the production
meetings.
"He has an acute sense OF
humOr, which is most helpful
in times OF stress" Graf said.
There are no surprises in the
CHS trio assigned to report the
Triple Crown" racing events
on TV and radio. They are
Fred CapoSsela, Chris Schenkel
and the peerless Bryan Field.
Circle Theater's actual" on
THE Juke-Box Rackets" april
90, CBS-9) picks up added ex-
element with the announce
ment that Sen. Mcclellan will
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TODAY,S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
600, WASH-FM Is7.I Nc.

600, WASH-FM (s7.l Me.)-
In the Concert Hall: The
Gondoliers Overture by Gil
bert and Sullivan. and
Variations on a Theme Of
Frank Bridge by Britten.
$500, WGTS-FM 1919 Mel
Music Of the Masters: Seven
Last Words by Hayden and
Pomp and Circumstance
March by Elgar.
sos. WGsIS AMIN $50
Kc. and 1888 Mel -
World Of Music: Strasbourg
Cathedral Choir sings The
Sacred Music Of Mozart.
$500. WMAL-FM t107.S Me-
Hi Fl Showcase: Marry
Mount Suite by Hanson and
Piano Concerto No. 5 in
E Flat Major, Opus 70, En-
peror by Beethoven.
800, VOL AMIN t145O Kc.
and 9S.7 Mcleod Music
Time: Escales by Ibert. AL
borada del gracioSo by
Ravel and Latin American
Symphonette by Gould.
1900, WASH-FM t97.l Mc.)--
Symphony in Stereo: Piano
Concerto No. by Tchai-
koysky wan Cliburn.
1000, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Nocturne: The Sleeping
Beauty Ballet by Tchaikov-
sky tcomplete).
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appear on the program.
The one comedian certain to
be renewed got the official word
the other day-Richard Red
SHELTON Same night, same
time, same sponsor.
More time was needed for the
Omnibus production of INNS.
Pinafore," starring Cyril Rit-
chard, hence the postponement
to May 10 The Omnibus
program Sunday will feature
Professor Tim" first motion
picture made by Ireland's ia
nous Abbey Players.
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LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue Magazine with
Sundays Star. Following
is supplementary informa-
ton on today's programs
received after TeleVue
went to press.
800, WTTG (5j-Laurel
and Hardy: "Blockheads,"
replaces the originally
scheduled Five Star Fea-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

on Tuesday nights and ABC is
banking on the returning
Walker to do it AGAIN.
. $3.50 to $3.50: Bourbon Street
Beat. A new Series of sleuthing
set in old New Orleans. Gets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
ON THE AIR
ABCs Fall Lineup
Has q Long Look
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

The TV shows may be any better next season. but
they're going be longer Early this week. ABC announced
three hour block of for Mon
day nights in the fall and the networks aiates to like
the sound of en-
Here's the 1ong look" lineup:
1880 to $50 Cheyenne (Clnt Walker did it before for ABC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
.TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToRt0hts top shoiOs as preveiUed by Nv Keys star,
iDho attend rehearsals match screenings and analyze
scripts IN New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area viepers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
FIN Stations

VIRGIN 50 8 Nc. $50 an 10 lam.
H0P-FM s6.3 Nc -2AhoW operation.
WASH-FM- 81 I MI an, to i2.i5 an,
MOnday. Sunday
VOL I'm. sS1 Nc $50 an. to midnight.
NFAN.FM 1908 Nc an 10 midHisht.
WWDC En- tot Nc. Jan ts2sm.
WeMS-FM- io5S Me.-s an to mIdHight
Saturday ! an. to p.m.i SUNDAY Q an
to midnight
HARl I'm 1851 Me.-MOnssy through Sstuf
Gay 100 an 10 Midnight
WsvA.FM- 1855 Nc. Sunday 10 an 70
pm, Msndsy-ssturaa. Ian to sp.m-
WeTsFM- SIS Nc. S to 10 p,n Sunday
through Thursday
WPec.FM SIS Nc pm. to midaight
WMAI.FM- to1.3 Nc, -sa.m. to las an.
MuS1FM-s41 Me.-1;jo an. to pm.
Other AM Stations
NlkE-is0e kt.-2I-hsur operation.
EPlK- 80 &c Daylight snly
HARl- 100 Ne Daylight shly.
GeN ie5e Ne Daylight snly.
GUsI tI7a Ne Day ight say.
aFAX- 1870 ke Daylight saly
SwDc 1860 Nc 2a.hsur operation. eIsept
Sunday midnight to an MuhssY
EfcR. 1910 Nc Daylight saly
E0oE $40 M 2lhsu speFshsa.
EEAM- 1850 Ee -7i-hsu opsrstIsu, eIsepi
suasay miaaiEht to san hshesy.
Goos $40 Ne Daylight shy
GPss-- 1850 Ne. Daylight anlY.
EPRH-itso ke. Daytime saly.
ReMS-sIe-ke.-s an. to misalEht. SstuF
DAY ! an to Pm, Sunday an. Il
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