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Evening star., 1960-04-10
Program Listines
I 100

1900
4-News and Local News.
COLOR. Horkness. Word.
5-StarIight Theoter. Movie.
IN Hours. my Favorite Wife"
1910. A wife believed decd re-
turns when her husband is obout
to rewed. Cory Grant, Irene
Dunno.
7-WorId News. McCoffrey.
Halo
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Allen Sieeel. MoIkie.
HIS
4-News. Weather. Sports.
COLOR. Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
1l:25
7-Boeksto9e. Bunny Wneck.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
April IS

but discovers thot O fote for be-
yond his fohdest dreoms owoits
him. Larry BIyden, Seboston
Cobot, Sondro Warner.
1890
5-Mon Hunt. Detective.
7-BIock Saddle. Western.
A pretty widow is innocentIy in
Voked in murder scondoI.
Anno-liso, Peter Breck, Russell
johnson.
9-PIoy Of the Week. Drama.
z Hours. 1.-The Enchanted" The
love of young man purifies the
SOUL Of bewitched young French
girl. Arthur Treocher, Rosemary
Harris, WoIter Abel, Tom Poston,
Cyril Cusock.
l0:45
4-Joekpot Bowling.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
LOTS OF HOUSE
FOR SMALL BUDGET

J bedrm brick Colonial. Wayerly
Hills. hV rm. v frepl. sep. din.
nm, tncl side porch, pine
panelet bsmt.. terrific lot,
SlI,a5O wtlge. 5hes loan.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

FALLS CHURCH AREA-By OWN
FR. Long. low custom-built ram
bier on ls0x2o0 lot, 8 lge. bed
T rms ,,D stons H., TTDi' rm ,,s IN Se vitS liy;
breakfast nook. pine paneled rec.
nm in full bSmt.: 2-car garage.
Low 20s. JE. 4-s6l9. OPEN.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick Cape Cod
home; . bedrms., plus den, . baths
ScrCc ed back porch. Sl4,95O-
$500 down. Early possession. No
sEentS. pleaSc. JE. 4-a22a
Evening star., 1960-01-31
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

QUIET CUL-DE-sAc-5-
bedroom, 3-bath brick
rambler on wooded "a
acre lot, near Mclean
2@xI4 livinR room. for
MAJ dining room. fully
equipped kitchen, full
basement, carport. Open
Sat and Sun. | pm. til
dark, From Key Bridge
drive out Lee HWY. to
Old Dominion DR.. ri"ht
on Old Dominion dr.. APP
Drox. 3 miles, left on
lAGh then left again on
] oncfellow CT. to house,
S3395O Call JA. $4,000.
hHoY THERE,-Center-
hal, brick and stone
rambler on ~ acre in
Yacht Haven on the po-
tomac. ljxl3 de luxe
kitchen. I bedrooms. 10
baths, recreation room,
b9 ement, garage end
scrcened porch. O0en
SIT. and Sun. pm I'll
dark. Drive out Mt. Ver-
non blvd. approx. ~
miles past Mt. Vernon
Estates, left on Ferry
andinR rd. to house,
200. S29,g50. Call so.
FALLS CHURCH-i-bed-
reom Cape Cod on tree
shaded lot with fenced
reHr yard, garage and
"j-ft porch. walk to
bus, Shoppinc and school.
Sll 800. Call OR. 3-4560
TO see 1t today.
W4TERFfONT PRlVI-
IEGES-NeW brick split
level overlooking Deco
Guan Greek. eft. Nv
ing rm.. de luxe kitchen,
I twin-sized bedrooms, .
baths. full basement. 2
f1repls. Immediate pos
session. Open Sunday, /
pm. I'll dark. From l4th
81. Bridge drive out Shir-
ley hwy. to Woodbridge,
Va, right on Rte. 1913 to
lSt right beyond elenen-
tary school, continue to
house. S23,500 Dial 703
Gypsy $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

FAIRFAX-New custom
built brick rambler on
full acre. Ready for oc-
cupancy. True center
hall. large living room.
streamlined kitchen, 3
Ior 4 bedrooms, . baths,
. fireplaces, daylight
basement. Open Satur-
day and Sunday. ] pm.
til dark. From l4th St.
Bridge, drive out Shirley
hwy. TO Rte. 2,3G turn
OF, right on Rte 93G TO
APPROX. 4 miles past An
nandale, left at Gordin-
Mensh sign and continue
TO houses on right.
S25.50O and S26.15O.
Call CIR. 3-456O.
4iaT LOAN - Centrally
air conditioned, white
brick rambler. of scenic
Mt. Vernon blvd. - large
bedrooms, barbecue pit,
patio. Handicapped yard.
Walk to bus. shopping,
school, S20,5O0. Call SO.
$500 to see II today.
ALEXANDRIA CUSTOM
built, center-hall brick
rambler In Braddock
Heights. 3 large bed
rooms. ga baths, rtcre-
alton room. basement,
large screened porch and
carport, Newly decorated.
wall-to-wall carpe ing.
25-yesr lst trust With
$4,000 down. Open Sun
day, pm til dark.
l4th St Bridge, drive
out Shirley hwy. to Rte.
z turmoil. bear left over
highway on @3B, then
left on Braddock rd to
mouse, DOB. S3O,95O. Call
XII. $500.
NO s DOWN. GI!-3O-
Gay possession on new,
3-bedroom, full-basement
brick rambler in Pohick
Forest, Open Saturday
and Sunday, pm I'll
dark. South on U s. I TO
lst right beyond Pohick
Church CRte. 63SI, con-
tinue to house Sl6.75O.
Call FL. 4-s60O.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN- -MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION
REALTY CORPORATION

Lee Hwy. CRoute 2g-2ln
FAIRFAX. Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
e3l North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
jackson 4-6060
1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandra, Virginia
South 5-6790
Evening star., 1960-01-31
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

EDsEL PARK: list time offered
Crcstwood: COW. loc.; 3-bedrm.
Dric': split level. Assume lrc o.
loan with attrac terms. MILLICAl
REALTY, CIR 3-45g5
Evening star., 1960-01-31
McCAY & McCAY, Inc.
Realtors ia. s-s67E
MCLEAN AREA

ASSUME LARGE CT ~ 6. TRUST
A-bedrm., 3-bath Cape Cod; sep.
din. rm. large fully equip. kit.
all utilities: 2 yrs. old.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

FALLS CHURCH. In this city OF
tradition we are priyiltged to offer
a charming 3-bedToom home which
has enjoyed a true home-lover's
tender care. I1ree rooms through
out, with II 1T. rear screened
porch The lot is q beauty, Just
loaded with those tall shade trees
plus many shrubs. See this one
TO-DAY for sure. Call ia. .5-BSnn.
. til q. SHANNON Il LUCHS.
Realtors, oO55 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
GO LIKE go
No Money Down
DeMOT'T

REALTY. INC Mel EAN
5045 Chain Bridce Rd. FL. 8-5a9O
GRANDNA'S KITCHEN and q
house like grandma might have
lived I'M It's old but the owner
has given It loving care; ! bed
rooms, : baths. large entrance
foyer. Charm here, Mus "a
acres and It's close. in. The owner
ine from uualified buyer. 500
500. HOLLEY REALTY. 5lS3
Lee highway, KE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

TO6l Proc khnld Plaza
SprinEflelt,. Vir2inia
Fleetwood 4-S6OU
Y S I at Route 1913
Woodbridge. Virginia
Dial 7O3-Gypsy 4 5000
!3l7 Quaker Lane
AleHandria VirginiR
King $500
Evening star., 1960-01-31
ARLINGTON

. 6656 Gary St. Monticello For
estl 3-bedrm. brk. rambler; ia
bath: > yrs. old, frepl.. picture
windows; table space din. I'M,
equipped kit. with dishwasher,
Sl1.25O, Sl3.10 4h's LIST trust,
I'd trust possible. Immed. posses
sion Dir: West from Shirley
Highway at Franconis- -Sprinefield
overpaSs onto T1eene Mill Rd.
past stop light, right on Hanover,
left on, Monticello Blvd to Gary
81. and signs.
R. w. Mullen, Realtor
Evening star., 1960-01-31
ARLINGTON

REALTY COMPANY
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-9300
LAKE BANCROFT. sOs whispering
lane-By OWNER. S33.a50, S25.-
900 LIST trust IN uualified buyer
4 bedrmsA 3 baths extra-larse
kit. dining rm.. paneled rec. rm -.
raised hearth flreplAces, WALL
to-wau carpetine: extra -larse
patio and wooded. fenced lot
Immediate occupancy CL 6-3095.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Legislative Council Will
Meet Nov. II at Anchorage

JUNEAU, R-The Alaska Leg
islative Council today scheduled
public hearings at Anchorage on
Nov. 17-18 to discuss proposed
legislation for the 1861 session of
the State Legislature.
Rep. Peter Kalamarides of An
chorage, chairman of the Council,
said the hearings will be held in
the Chugach Electric Assn. audi
forum the afternoon of Nov. II
and all day Nov. 10.
The council is an interim COM
mittee of 10 legislators which dir
ects the administrative, research,
reporting, bill drafting and other
services provided by the councils
permanent staff, headed by exec
utive director John c. Doyle.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Hospital Advisory Council
Meets In Juneau Today

JUNEAU, Up : TIL e annual
meeting of the Alaska Hospital
Advisory Council, created by the
1859 Legislature, opened here to-
day.
The Council was scheduled to
review the Halliburton matching
fund program for state medical
facilities and the 1861 state hos
pital and medical facilities con-
struction plan.
Also due for consideration was
planning for facilities in the Fair
banks hospital area and Ketchi-
kan's application for construction
next year of 44-bed hospital, a
16-bed nursing home unit and a
diagnostic treatment center.
Members of the Council are
Mrs. Erma Mcfarland of Anchor
age, Mrs. Audrey Bayer of Nome,
DurWood Huls of Valdez, DR..
Louis Salazar of Ketchikan and
DR.. Arthur j. Schaible of Fair
banks. Schaible was unable to at
tend the meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Orlie Sullivan, Retired
Alaska Tax Collector,
Dies In Seattle at 80

SEATTLE, u Orlie S. Sulli-
van, 80, retired tax collector who
reputedly once knew every tax
payer in Alaska, died in rest
home here today after a long ILL
ness.
Sullivan was with the Internal
Revenue Service from 1922 until
his retirement in 1916, serving the
last IL years of his career in AL
aska where he was the first resi-
dent income tax gatherer.
During his time in the territory
Sullivan travelled about $4,000
miles year by boat, airplane,
dogsled, train and snowshoes. He
once was marooned six days with
out food when his plane crashed
in the wilderness.
Sullivan came here after his
retirement ID years ago. Before
his service in Alaska he was with
the Internal Revenue Service in
Spokane and Yakima, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Little League Basketball
Program Underway
At Nome School

Little League Basketball is get
ting underway this week, advised
Superintendent Conrad Potter,
who with his staff, is promoting
this civic venture for boys from
to IL years (unless they are in
Junior High.
The groups, probably nine or
ten teams are anticipated, will be
coached by volunteers from the
City League. When organized the
teams will be sponsored by local
business houses.
Practices will be on Saturday
at both the school gym and the
Methodist Recreational Center,
now being renovated.
The boys in this age bracket
will be taking home question
aires this week for parental con-
sent as well as to acquaint the
parents with the new program
which promises to be most popu-
lar during these months when
outdoor activity is limited.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
BLOOD TIPPING
SURVEY STARTS
TOMORROW MORNING

The blood tipping survey, spon-
sored by the Public Health De-
partment and the MMM Hospital,
with the support of the Home
Arts Club, will get under way to-
morrow at II am. in the Grand
Jury Room of the Federal Build
ing. Everyone between the ages
of 16 and SO are urged to stop
in to have their blood typed. The
survey will be open on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
1927 between II am. and 2 pm.
and between pm. and 7 pm
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
IN MAGISTRATES COURT

Frank Avesuk is serving a 30
day sentence and was also fined
$50 for giving liquor to minor.
Ray Foster, on complaint by
Gertrude Foster, was given a CO.
day suspended sentence and a $50
fine for assault and battery.
Glenn Tate was given a 30-day
suspended sentence and $50 fine
for assault on Henry Olanna.
Everett Boye was fined $50 for
disorderly conduct.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
DON BAKER NAMED CD
DIRECTOR AT UNALAKLEET

Don Baker, who is with the
FAA at Unalakleet, has been ap-
pointed deputy Civil Defense di-
rector at the Norton Sound vii
lage He will be in charge of the
program to rehabilitate Unala-
kleet, now recovering from the
heavy battering by last months
storm. Baker was appointed, Les
Bronson said, by the village coun-
ell and Mayor Stanton Katcha-
tag.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
LOWEST IN THE NATION

JUNEAU, R = AIaskans pay
state and local taxes or $60.79
per 81 1000 of personal income, the
lowest in the nation, the Bureau
of the Census reports.
In new report received by the
Governors Office, the Bureau
said the national average tax pay
ment is $8493 per $1,000 of per-
sonal income. South Dakota's
$122.84 figure tops the list.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24

FOUND-$60. Call Main Is after
500 pm. Owner describe.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Blodgett Seeks Determine
Proportion of Road Funds
In Bonding Proposition 2

Bob Blodgett, Democratic can
didate for reelection to the State
House of Representatives, stated
last evening by telephone that he
is concerned over the $23,000,000
bonding issue for ferries and
roads insomuch that there seems
to be considerable haziness as to
how much is to be spent for the
Nome Fairbanks road from this
money. He states also that he had
ascertained that if the $5,000,000
of this bonding proposition is to
be allocated to the road the Fed
eral matching could be 10 to l
with the State guaranteeing main
tenance after it was built.
Blodgett stated he was investi-
eating further what support
would be given toward this part
of the $23,OOO,00O for the Nome
Fairbanks road by other legisla-
tors from other parts of the state
before he would recommend the
voters of this district support this
bonding issue.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24

APARTMENT FOR RENT. Call
Main 1876 before pm.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
N O T I c E.

Sales Tax Reports on Retail
Sales and Services for the quar-
ter ending Sept. 80. 1860. must be
in the City Clerks Office by Mon
day. Oct. 81. 1850.
Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
Publish Oct. 81, "a, 26, %, 81.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
NOTE OF THANKS

The family of Edward Koton-
gan wish TO express thanks to the
many people who were kind and
assisted them during their recent
bereavement.
- Edward Kotonqan
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-24
Eisenhower and Nixon
Will Speak at Nationwide
TV Rally on Nov. 2

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Up =
President Eisenhower and Vice
President Nixon will speak at a
political rally-and on nationwide
television and radio - in New
ork Nov. 2, six days before the
election.
Eisenhower personally an
nounced his plans to join with
Nixon at the rally in New York's
Coliseum
Henry Cabot Lodges Nixon's
running mate, also will take part.
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-06-06
SPORTS

ADAK TEAM WINS 18th
competition in the 18th Naval
fine ourb gainstru
Evening star., 1960-04-10

end (a) and tobacco end (c).
Now you have cigarette with
the two things most people want
today modern filtration and re-
freshing taste.
(SimpLer Method: Buy a pack of
Alpine cigarettes. This will give
you a king-size filter and refresh
ing taste already put together in
one cigarette. It's a green and
white pack with a mountain on it,
G
Evening star., 1960-04-10

Take two cigarettes. One should
be modern filtration type (see
lower cigarette in picture). The
other (see upper cigarette in pic
ture) should be the new refreshing
taste type of cigarette, with light
touch of menthol and high po-
rosity paper.
Now, using a knife and cello
phane tape, proceed as follows:
Evening star., 1960-04-10
How to make a better cigarette

l. Cut off the filter end (a) of the
modern filtration type cigarette
and keep it.
q Discard the tobacco end (b).
) Cut off tobacco end (c) of the
refreshing taste" cigarette and
keep it.
Il Discard the filter end (d).
, Using the tape, put together
the two parts you've kept filter
Evening star., 1960-10-14
Many Messages
Bock Kennedy
On island Issue
BY CECIL HOLLAND
star stan writer

IN MICHIGAN WITH KEN.
NEDY, oct. 14.-Senator Ken
nedy, convinced he won las
nights round with Vice Presi
dent Nixon over the Quemoy
and Matsu issue, whistle
stopped through Michigan to-
day.
The Democratic n omine c
who brushed aside his rivals
protest over using notes in tn,
debate last night, attracted
large and friendly crowds a
Ann Arbor and then Jackson
as the days tour through II
cities began.
Several thousand cheering
people lined both sides of the
railroad as Senator Kennedy,
special train rolled into Jack
son.
The Senator few to Ann Ar.
Dor after the debate and spent
the night on the University o.
Michigan campus.
His staff said many mes.
sages had been received prais-
ing his position against com.
mitting the United States t.
defending Quemoy and Matsu
Islands q few miles of the Chi
nese mainland.
About so kilograms were re-
ceived in New York and Anr
Arbor congratulating the Sen
ator on his third television ap'
Evening star., 1960-10-14
lpearance with the Vice Presi.

pearance with the Vice Presi.
dent. .4
A San Francisco man tele.
graphed: Good stand on Que
moy. Don't apologize for Tru-
man. You could use more Harry
less Harvard"
A Silver Spring (Md) couple
said: Presentation tonight
wonderful. elegant, sound. Keer
up the good work"
A Chapel Hill IN. Co. woman
wired: Congratulations on YOU
superb performance. We admire
your sincerity and superb per.
formance :"
A Houston (Tex) man said
Congratulations for your real
istic stand on Quemoy -"
A Troy IN. " professor: We
completely support your stand
on Quemoy. Congratulations CO
q nne 0epaCe.
Gov. G. Mennen williams
who is completing his sixth
term in office; Senator Nc
Namara, who is seeking re-
election: John Swanson, q
double war amputee who is the
Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor and other Michigan offi-
cialS Joined the Senator on the
tour.
Leading In Poll
The Democratic nominees
hopes Of carrying Michigan
were buoyed by the latest De-
troit News poll. It showed
Statewide that he was leading
his rival, So to 46. In Detroit
(Wayne County, he had 70 per
cent of the vote.
A vote Of IS per cent in the
Detroit area, Michigan political
experts said, is usually enough
to Offset Republican majorities
elsewhere in the State.
In o statement as he left
New York after the debate, the
Democratic nominee replied to
the Nixon protest on last nights
debate in these words:
mo notes were used in the
debate. I quoted from a pho
tostat Of the public letter from
President Eisenhower to (for-
Evening star., 1960-10-14

mer) Chairman Green Of the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee regarding our treaty
relationships around Formosa.
IF the President is to be
quoted in a matter involving
our security, he should be
quoted accurately"
Then, in a reminder that in
last nights debate he charged
the Republican nominee with
distorting the record, Senator
Kennedy added:
II think quoting the record
accurately is in the interest OF
the debate"
Pierre Salinger, the Sena-
tors press assistant, said he
knew of no agreement barring
the use of notes. In addition
to the copy Of the Eisenhower
letter, he said, Senator Ken
nedy had a photostat Of a page
from a book by Gen. Matthew
Ridgway, retired Army Chief
of staff. and q quotation from
the late Secretary Of State
John Foster Dulles.
The Vice Presidents dis
pleasure may have arisen, Mr..
Salinger said, because these
quotations disproved his posi-
ton"
"As far as we know" Mr..
Salinger said, there are no
rules about notes as there are
no rules about the use Of make
up"
This apparently was a refer
ence to the Vice Presidents use
Of makeup for his appearance
before the television lights. SEN
ator Kennedy has refused to
use makeup and none was used
last night, he said.
Senator Kennedy appeared
nervous before the debate ana
was fussing with his papers,
reporters in the studio during
the encounter reported.
During the debate, when Mr..
Nixon accused him Of a "sur-
render" policy with regard to
the two islands off the Chinese
mainland. the Democratic can
didate appeared startled, peered
Evening star., 1960-10-14

"You were the one who
started all of this" Senator
Kennedy said.
you feel all right about it?"
Mr.. Morgan asked.
Yes" Senator Kennedy re.
piled.
However well the Senator
did. members Of his staff ap-
peared less exultant about the
outcome than they did about
the previous two encounters.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

Reporters travelling with the
Democratic nominee, according
to q sampling of sentiment,
were about evenly divided on
which man they thought came
out best.
Some felt Senator Kennedy
missed a number of opportuni-
ties for replies that would have
.sharpened the issue over
Quemoy and Matsu, and on
several other points during the
debate.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

wife, who watched the debat,
on a set close by, had said she
thought he had done the best
yet, Senator Kennedy said, 81
appreciate what she said"
AS he left the studio, Sena-
tor Kennedy met ABC Cor
respondent Edward P. Morgan,
whose question on last weeks
show from Washington brought
on the Quemoy-Matsu contro-
versy between the two candi-
dates.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

intently at the monitoring set
and shuffled his papers, the
reporters ssid. a.
Senator Kennedy stayed at
the ABC studio in New York to
play back part Of the debate ana
left at $3.50 pm.
1T was an interesting eve
ning," he commented when
asked what he throught about
it, II though we touched every
ISSUE"
Told that Jacqueline, his
Evening star., 1960-10-14

The room the Vice President
spoke from was cooled to 81
degrees to reduce his perspira-
ton. Despite this fact, he
patted his face with a handker-
chief 13 times during the hour
long show.
Lighting and makeup were
arranged by persons Of his
choosing, and the results were
described as very satisfactory
by Nixon aides.
The consensus in the Nixon
camp was that the Vice Presi-
dent had outshone Senator
Kennedy on every issue from
Quemoy and Matsu to former
President Truman's choice of
language. His performance was
described by his hackers as the
best Of the three debates.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Red Shelton, often referred to os the last
of the greet clowns, makes up to Poy
the role on teIevision.
licking in the ratings, shifted Startime to an
earlier starting time.
"Red has some interesting plans for next
season." Barker said. He's bought mobile
color tape unit and we're hoping to open the
show up next year by shooting on location.
Wouln't you like to see Red as cable car driver
in San Francisco; as Deadeye Dick in Death
Valley?"
Barker revealed another oddity about the
way Skeletons show is put together.
Il think we're the only show that does 1t,
but on Monday night after only three run
Continued on Next PoSs
Evening star., 1960-03-13

CONTENTS
Week Of March l3-Morch l9, 1850
Evening star., 1960-03-13

ING STAR NEWSPAPER Co.. Warrington c. Teephone-LnOn B.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Cover Story
The Last Great Clown
By BERNIE HARRISON
star TV critic

Those viewers who were lucky enough to
catch Jack PARIS show the night Red Shelton
visited Ia show NBC has since repeated got as
close to a performer as they are likely to get
via TV or any medium, Letters from fans
who had never missed show Of his" indicated
as much. "A revelation" one wrote. Last of
the great clowns" wrote another.
You've already heard or read that latter
accolade before. .....
The recognition was slow in coming. He
was funny fellow, yes. But it took a fellow
comic, one of the keenest wits of our time, to
suddenly point him out and applaud. That was
Groucho Marx Tin an photographed aside).
How does Red feel about it?
Hes not changed, If that's what you mean"
associate Cecil Barker Red's producer for five
years. said, "but Of course, he couldn't help
being elated"
If you've read anything about Red, you know
why we didn't phone him. He doesn't like to
talk on the phone. He explains, teasingly, that
he can't say no" to propositions made by callers
so no calls.
The Stars Harry Macarthur claims, how
ever that he did talk to Red once on the phone.
Red yelled hello and ran," he recalls.
1t is Barker, incidentally, who sits in with
the writer's of Reds weekly CBS-9 show I'VE
usually think of the show in two acts" he ex-
planned: I'VE get the character into trouble at
the end of act one, and out of 1t at the eno
of act two. Red has the week end to look over
the script and he comes in Monday with his
notes and suggestions"
If Reds guests on the show have seemed
of more expensive order lately lie, Mae vest,
this is not accidental
"We were thinking of Mae before the Per-
son to Person snafu," says Barker. I'VE thought
of her and others as soon as we learned that
NBC was throwing Startime against us. We
obtained a list of the first Is shows that we
would be facing and planned accordingly"
As the TV fates would have it, Mae appeared
on Reds show after NBC, which was taking a