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Evening star., 1960-04-21

KENSINGToN, oWNER-4-bedrm.
2-bath .brk. Cape Cod; rec. rm..
screened porch: S21,950, FHA
terms VIII. 6-2494.
Evening star., 1960-04-21

Perfect location for bike riding,
roller skating and summer activ-
titles, stones throw from schools
and library. Full bsmt., aIl-bTick
Cape Cod. For appt. call
HIIDEBRAND co. JU. Q-SSs0
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BY A WATERFALL

Were calling you to inspect this
rooms light. large and lovely. own
er will finance. This beaut. hcme
delightfully situated on u acres
in nearby Mont. Co. Cues. house
on premises now renting for S65
mo P0 0-314O
Evening star., 1960-04-21
BLADENSBURG

Honeymoon Special-Brick rambler
with . generous-siZe bedrms., lge
sunny kit; level fenced lot. This
nice home can be yours for only
S400 dn and SSS per mo. Move
in Immediately
Evening star., 1960-04-21
coLoRED = NEAR PROVIDENCE
HnSpITAI- Omrer r1nnst sell al :
COLORED-3i6 8 CLAIMING sT.

5Sl5 5th St. ne Twin, semi-det;
Houses for = neighbors or good
friends. 3 bedrms., mod. kit. w
disp. and dishwasher Knotty pine
rec rm, WV carpet. Many eT-
traS. Sl5,g5O. Low down pay
neDt
Evening star., 1960-04-21

HILLANDALE - Lovely split-level
home, only 4 yrs. old: dining rm :
family rm. comb, 3 bedrms..
shaded lot. Priced for quick sale;
S26.950 HUGH T. PECK, HE.
4-l700, 1898 N. H ave
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BYEFORDE"-FIR OFFERING
Of quality tri-level home Of 3.
bedrm., 2-bath plan with den ano
Law. Of living room, family room
generous dining room, equipped
kitchen, carport. A choice homl
and location. $4,000. RIPLEY
co, II 5-fI11
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Sep. din. rm., de luxe modern
kitchen. valk-out basement w/fin-
ished rec. rm. and lge. fenced
yard.
W j NICHOLAS HE. 4-1OOO
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SILVER SPRING ga split-level
beauty that is definitely the home
for the discriminate buyer, fea-
turing 3 bedrms., 9 baths. living
rm. with hearth. framed by rich
paneling. separate dining rm.,
modern electric kitchen with break
fast nook, family room and pow
der nm; . ir-conditioners, car
port, built-in bar. and to save you
steps on INTERCOM THROUGH
OUT. are only q few extras that
are included at the low price Of
S26,950. This home will sell quick
", so call our Maryland once,
10. 5-0S44 It'll 6 pm.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-h.W.
tcONTlNUEDl
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Only s34.a5O for a 2-bedroom. 2I7-
bath home. Has a den, a study. q
double gsTage and breakfast
room; Call Mrs. Reynolds, Ho
Evening star., 1960-04-21

CLOSE-IN! SILVER SPRING =
Brick Cape Cod with d en- and .
Brick Cape Cod with den and 2
bedrms., flrepl.. sep. din. rm., full
S14,75O. Ewes, CIR. 4-4Os7,
Greater MARYLAND Prop.. III a-I24n
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WHEATON = WOMEN WANTED
WHO CAN APPRECIATE VALUE;
new, 3-bedrm. Split-level: de luxe
kitchen, large family rm., . lovely
baths; level lot. FHA approved:
S21 900. TRADES INVITED. HUGH
4 PECK. GA 4-Rh1h
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]. LEO KOLB
. .anAA

4 BUY FROM OWNER; e2i EN-
erson st. n.W-Semidetac brk
bedrooms. . baths, , heated
porches. GE oil burner h.-W.h
mod equip. kit, many other fea-
lures. IA. 9-9133.
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SlO.a50. HAGAN. UN. 4-s5s3
5 BEDRMs.. . baths. breezevay and
Gear garage: fenced corner lot,
in LeWisdsle: many extras, in
Guiding rec nm. plenty OF house
for S23, 500. HAGAN, UN. 1853.
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11246 GA. AVE. 10. 5000
Stoney Brook Estates
Several new Rembrand split-leyels
avail. for immed occupancy, in
good location between . parks.
Conv. to elementary schools. 3 to
4 bedrms.. . to 3 baths Large
family rec. rm., sep. din. rm.,
ultramodern kit, finest construc-
ton. S20,990 UP. terms suitable
for any reasonable financing plan.
For inspection, 10. 5-2S60. SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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BURNING TREE MANOR-Ideal
for industry representative or any
one who must entertain on the
Grand scale. Lovely Tanch-type
home on 5 acres. Includes q living
room 25x36 with left. ceiling:
banouet-sized dining room 16x20,
indescribable clubroom approx.
20x40; Scar gar. Will consider
$4,000 down. Call Mr. Rhodes
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
DI T-l411. ewes OI, 6-oAA9
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C0LESVILLE = All brick center
hall rambler, on lse. wooded lot,
3 bedrms.; ia baths: . firepl. :
scr. porch and garage. S2S.95O.
RUTHERFORD g. SHULLEY,
INC. JU. 7-9l00 EV. 4-6OS4.
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SUMNER - Magnificent describes
the corner lot setting OF this
luxurious 3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler
in such prestige area. No steps
and SpaciousneSs galore. Din. rm.
and master bedrm. open onto
24x27 covered patio. Beautiful
rec. rm. with fireplace. all modern
dream kit. with fireplace; centrally
air cond. See this lovely home
today; S49,750. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, INC. OIL. 2-70O6
Evening star., 1960-04-21

CHILLUM TERRACE -Brk, Capt
Cod: 3 bedrms., ga baths; dble
gar; Wv carpet beaut. rec
rm. BUTLER REALTY CO., AP
Evening star., 1960-04-21

CLOSE-IN WHEATON-Now is your
chance to enjoy the coming sum
mer months with the comfort OF
CENTRAL AIR-CONDTTIONING
This charming rancher features 8
bedrms., IA baths. separate din
ing nm, living rm.. king-sized
knotty-pine rec. nm. with full bar
and refrigerator. Priced at only
S20,950, with q high 4iacc loan
that can be assumed. Call our
Maryland ONCE today. before It is
sold. 10. 5-0S44; after 6, DE
SHANNON L. TT1Cuc ro
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23

NOTHTNG TO BUY -NOTHING TO THINK Up
NOTHING TO WRITE but your name and address on an official entry
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This famous Sun Dial Wiltshire model makes color movies as easy as
taking snapshots! Exclusive Sun Dial sets camera for you. Sight
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Comat lens. Highest quality of all-Bel & Howell. See your Rexai
Druggist today. Simply ask him about Rexall Super Plenamins. Con
test ends April 80. 1860; is subject to federal, state, local regulations.
II WTAMlNs, IL MINERALS WITH B,a. IRON AND LIVER in one
daily Rexall Super Plenamins tablet. You get more than your daily
minimum requirement of all vitamins with known minimums plus
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IA. $zss. II, $4z9. So, $25e. Super Penamins Jr. for children.
IA, $5Ae. II, $500. Sc, $I7e. Liquid: pit, $s.9s. "a pit, SAYS.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
THOMAS J. KELLAR
SCHOOL NEWS

Thorn S j. Kellar's Local
Spelling. Bee. will be Friday,
January %, 1860 at 7:30 pm.
All home rooms beginning with
the 9th grade are entitled to two
representatives. Participants
should have a B-plus average or
above in spelling. The public is
invied to attend our local Spell
ing Bee and give our pupils the
needed moral support
The first semester for the
school year 1959-60 will end on
Wednesday, January q, 1860.
Report cards will be sent home
on that day.
Beginning Monday, February
1, 1860 Thomas j. Kellar's pupils
of the present am. session will
report to school at 1905 am.
for the pm. session. In like
manner, pupils presently attend
ing for the pm. session will
report at 7:55 am. for the am.
session.
We are requesting that our
parents please cooperate with
us in adjusting our pupils to
this change in schedule.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
'NAACP Secretary
.Berates Clergy

The challenge facing Chris
tan ministers in America today
is to come down from the ivory
tower and apply their theology
in the parish" Rev. Carl A.
Fuqua, Executive Secretary of
the Chicago Branch, NAACP de-
clared in a sermon prepared for
Chapel services at Garrett Bib
heal Institute, Evanston, Illinois
Thursday morning, January ID.
AS a result of discriminatory
incidents such as occurred in
Little Rock, Arkansas and Deer
field, Illinois in which the clergy
was too silent, Rev. Fuqua said:
"The rest of the world has little
confidence in the Am a n
brand of Christianity. They
pooh, pooh our pious pronounce
ments and graphically point out
our myopic ministry"
The parish minister is not a
religious recluse, but a servant
of God and His people, he said.
There is no more graphic il
~lustration of the failure of A
merican Christianity to pene-
trate the hard shell of compla-
cency which has wrapped itself
around the majority of its
communicates and many of it's
leaders," Rev. Fuqua said, than
the response evoked when reli-
gious credos are placed on the
line against personal interest
Continued ON page 81
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Record Of Roger Stands;
The Verdict Is Unchunoed

village burial ground and show
them the grave and headstone
with his name and, for any
body who wanted further proof,
there was his Official death
certificate. 1iled in the local
prefecture. -
It all began in 1858 while
Roger was on vacation. A body
was found in q nearby river.
Witnesses identified it as Roger
Dunouhaud, a burial was held
and an inquest formally re-
corded him as found drowned. I"
When Roger came back from
his trip there was q certain
amount Of head scratching.
But red tape in France is for
midable and until the authori-
ties found out who they had
buried they were unwilling to
alter their records. So Roger
continued to live and work and
Evening star., 1960-12-04
THE SITES OF WAR-7
Confederocy Cut in Two

With the capture Of Vicks-
burg. Miss. the Union split the
Confederacy and severed an i'm
portant supply link Of the Rebel
forces In the east.
Control Of the Mississippi
River was q pet project Of Pres
ident Abraham Lincoln. and q
part Of his desire may have
been due to lack Of decisive
victories by Union armies on the
Virginia battlefields closer to
home.
This important Civil War
battlefield site is preserved at
the 1,323-acre Vicksburg Ma
tional Military Park.
Two roads--Union and Con-
Ted crate avenues-cross the
area, following approximately
the semicircular lines on which
the rival troops faced one an
ether during the 1868 battle and
siege.
The. city Of vicksburs sits
high on blufis which ut the
time commanded o horseshoe
bend OF the Mississippi River.
The river has since changed its
course. and the bend no longer
exists. %
In the military park just east
OF the city are many remains of
trenches. gun ,emplacements,
rifle pits, Federal approaches
and Confederate forts.
16-Mile Tour
Along q 16-mile tour route
through the park there are 600
Informative tablets, 191 monu-
ments and f27 cannon Of the
type used during the battle.
The cannon have been placed
in positions in which they origi-
nally stood.
A part Of the park lying 2
miles north Of the city Is the
Vicksburg National Cemetery
where 1880 soldiers are bur-
led, some Of them veterans Of
later wars.
The tour begins at the park
museum. near the entrance to
Federal land The visitor
can obtain orientation here
through q pair Of electric maps
and recorded lectures.
Exhibits portray events of
the battle. show the surround
ing terrain. and give an idea
Of life In the area before the
war. Museum displays include
scale models Of ships used in
the river battles. Admission is
IS cents.
Combined Effort
Tours by licensed guides
can be arranged through the
Vicksburg Chamber Of Com
Evening star., 1960-12-04

40 miles away, as well as Buff
falo on the New York side.
The location, on the highest
part of the Canadian side of
Niagara Falls, will provide a
360-degree lookout 665 feet
above the famed Horseshoe
Falls. Three high-speed eleva-
Evening star., 1960-12-04

rounded by river, bayou and
marsh, and with strong fortifi-
cations, was considered by
many to be impregnable. And
so it remained through the
military onslaughts Of 1862 and
half of 1853.
But Gen. U. S. Grant, who
had won his tactical spurs ear
lier at Fort Donelson. sue
ceeded in crossing the Missis-
sippi on April 80. captured
Jackson. then moved west on
Vicksburg. A siege Of the city
began May 10.
Long Siege
For nearly q month and q
half. the two sides faced one
another along hurriedly estab-
lished defense lines. with the
only military action consisting
Of bombardment.
The Confederate garrison
was forced to surrender the
city July 4. 1853. because of q
lack Of supplies. and the Mis-
sissippi Valley was once more
in Federal hands.
OTHER PLACES OF INTER
EST: The, towboat Sprague,
known for years on the Missis-
sippi as Big Mama" is an
chored in retirement at the
waterfront, and is used as a
river museum. Inside is the
River Hall Of Fame" with pic
lures and scale models, Of ia
nous riverboats. Admission is
so cents. The Old Court House
d Museum. built by slave labor in
1858. contains many interest
ing Confederate relics. Admis-
sion Is 81. i'll
Next: Fort Donelson.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Overlook Planned
At Niagara Falls

A 300-foot sightseeing tower,
giving a panoramic view Of Nj
agara Falls, will be put up on
the Canadian-United States
border.
Construction will begin next
spring. with completion tenta-
lively scheduled for next Au-
gust. The builders say it will
offer q view as far as Toronto.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

merce or the American Auto
mobile Association. The guide
fee Is -
The assault on Vicksburg
was q combined effort Of Army
and Navy. During much of
1862, Federal gunboats failed
in attempts to shell the city
into submission.
The naval operations Of 1852
marked the sinking Of the Fed
eral gunboat Cairo by an elec-
tzieal torpedo history's first
recorded sinking Of q warship
by torpedo.
The Cairo-named for Cairo,
m.-was torpedoed December
II. Successful salvage opera
Evening star., 1960-12-04

drink in the village. even
though officially dead.
Until one day this month.
He was going home alone from
the bistro where he'd had an
other good laugh at the stu
pidity Of the authorities when
ne stumbled and fell into the
river. It was late, it was dark.
and there was nobody around
to hear his cries for help.
A few days ago they had an
Inquest. The verdict: Found
drowned.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

To help the Wsshinston ersa traveller
in his visits to battlefield sites during
the upeominS Civil Wes csntennieI.
The Stor Is presenting in its trovsI
poses this series describing those
sites. This Is the llth.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Nv NOEL ANTHONY

North American Newspaper Alliance
PARIS. - In the past two
years Roger Donouhaud. q 60
year-old farm worker, col
many a free drink from visitors
stopping in the little village oi
Berry-Bouy by telling them:
I'm dead - and I can prove
It,"
He'd take them to the tiny
Evening star., 1960-12-04

tors are designed to carry 900
persons to the top each hour
during peak periods.
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tions did not begin until this
past summer-9S years later
when the Cairo's pilothouse
and an almost perfectly pre-
served cannon were pulled
from the Yazoo River.
National Park Service his
torianS say the weapons oak
carriage Is In excellent shape,
and that 1t Is the only original
Civil War naval gun carriage
In existence.
Attempt Fails
The Union. In 1854, had at
tempted to salvage the Cairo.
but the try was unsuccessful.
Her exact location eventually
was forgotten, until the recent
discovery Of the 1854 salvage
notes.
BY December H., 1862. the
anniversary Of the sinking, It
is hoped that the entire 512-
ton ironclad hulk. will have
been salvAsed.
Vicksburg. virtually sur
Evening star., 1960-11-01
School To Mark Birthday

The seth anniversary Of
Mount Vernon Junior College
and Seminary will be cele-
brated on Friday by students
and alumnae with q gala
birthday party at the school
ending q week of activities in
conjunction with the event.
Centered around the
schools traditional candle
ceremony. the tea will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. Thomas H.
Knorr, Of Winnetka. Ill, pres
ident of the alumnae associa-
ton. with local and visiting
alumnae, faculty and students
present.
Special events at the school
this week will include a. lee
INSTRUMENTATION on mod
ern dance Wednesday morn
ing with a lecture on poetry
in the afternoon and an or
gan recital that evening by
Harlan Laufman in the Navy
Chapel on Nebraska avenue
which belonged to the school
un;I 1945 when the Navy
took over that campus as Its
communications center.
>On Thursday morning.
there will be a tour Of the
Evening star., 1960-11-01

art studio Of Leonard Maurer.
professor Of art in the col
lege; and that evening q
piano recital by William Eek
ert, professor Of music.
Among the out Of town
alumnae who will return for
the weeks activities are: Mrs.
Heckert Dickson and Mrs.
Gordon Fisher, jr., of Easton.
Md, Mrs. Lawrence F. Bate
man Of Darlington, III, Mrs.
Charles Nelson Of Boxford,
Mass, Mrs. M. j. Kurtz Of
Montclair and Mrs. George
H. Lanier, jr., Of Short Hills,
N. j., and many more.
Evening star., 1960-11-01
ADVERTISEMENT
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to choose
from,

The value Of hobbies in today's
fast-paced living makes them as
important as they are fun. And
if you haven't found the hobby
that's right for you, be sure to
read November Better Homes &
Gardens. There are is different
hobbies listed, each completely
described with how-to instruc-
tons, reference books, necessary
materials and costs. Get your
copy of November Better Homes
& Gardens today, wherever
magazines are sold!
Evening star., 1960-11-01
Justice to Speak

The Falls Church Garden
Club is scheduled to meet to-
night at 8 pm. at Mount
Daniel School. Justice Will
liam o. Douglas. the travel
author Of the Supreme Court,
will address the group on Our
Disappearing Wilderness and
Our Polluted Rivers"
Evening star., 1960-11-01
Dessert-MusicuIe

The Bethesda Democratic
Headquarters will sponsor a
dessert musicale tomorrow
at / pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Marvin I. Menes. Chevy
Chase. This is the second
fund-raising tea sponsored by
the Bethesda Democratic
Headquarters.
Mrs. Sam Brightman is
chairman of the arrange
ments for the musicales.
Evening star., 1960-11-01

through many SleeplesS nights
caused by thoughtless tenants
over us who never seem to
have the same sleeping hours,
we have decided it Is about
time TO make a change.
We realize q house means
added responsibility and ex-
pense, but the freedom to
decorate as you see At, plus
the fact that you have more
privacy, makes 1t seem in
viting at this point.
We lean toward q place at
least so miles out in Virginia,
with at least q half-acre Of
ground.
Any good ideas?
Evening star., 1960-11-01
figure beauty
at top level BY
exquisite. form

c. Just A'just, the famous bra
with the Magic Tob for per-
feet fit. Embroidered cups fct'
extra fashion. White. A, 81
3o; B. 32-40; c, 32-42- -z.s5
d. CircI-O-Form bra with the
contour circle stitched cups to
odd fuIIness naturally. Low cut
neckIine. A, 32-36; B, 32-38,
$50
e. Floating Action bra with
tangent straps that hold up the
whole bro and relieve strop
strain. Reach, twist or bend,
your bra stoys in place. A, 81
3o; B, 32-4O; c, 32-42- $50
coRsETs & BRAs-THE HEIGHT CO.,
ALL S STORES
Evening star., 1960-11-01
Editors Note

Readers Clearing House operetes
as public service sxehqnss Of
ideos between Washington cree
readers Of The Stor. Il Is con.
Quoted entirely through the moiI.
All letters must bear the writer's
full name and address. Pleose send
replies according to subject motter,
NOT initiols. Letters received in
response to queries will either be
published or forworded TO the per-
son mokins the inquiry.
Evening star., 1960-11-01
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Opinion Poll on Home Sweet Home
Mrs. W. II. p, Arlington

would like to start an opinion poll among
RICH readers concerning home ownership versus
apartment living. would particularly like to hear
opinions from those in the 60-year bracket.
We have experienced both forms, and after
living in an apartment for II years and going
Evening star., 1960-11-01
Cabinet Tile
Mrs. D. c. d., Cheverly

Mrs. D. c. D., CheDerlv
Editors Note: Could Ue
please haze Mrs. C. DIS full
name and GddreSs?)
Could some kind reader
tell me how to replace q
square tile from the top Of
a kitchen cabinet? I don't
know how 1t happened, but
it got Clipped.
I never fail to read RICH,
and have learned q lot from
it. Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-11-01
Gourmet

E. B. j., Washington
I have complete copies Of
Gourmet Magazine covering
seven years-five years in
binders. I shall be happy to
give them to anyone desiring
them. Contact me through
RCH.
Evening star., 1960-11-01
Pineapple Reply

M. B. NJ, SilUer Spring
Fresh pineapple cannot be
used in gelatin desserts be-
cause the pineapple contains
engine which prevents the
gelatin from setting.
II you bring the pineapple
Evening star., 1960-11-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
NoTICE!

p The sheriff reports
~~ aome varmints have
been smugslin' in tough, hard
to-chew pop corn that's full of
scratchy hullS.
He calls on brave, honest
folks to ourwit 'em with ever
lovin', ever-tender. easy-eatin'
JOLLY TIME POP CORN.
It's hulless and pops faster n
any six gun you ever seen on
TV. Help the sheriff. Aim fer
the best-Jolly Time Pop Corn.
Sc, ~ 81
Evening star., 1960-11-01

STUMPING FOR DICK
Mrs. Perle Mestd, fomed hostess and Demo-
erot, holds q giant campaign button as she
addressed q San Francisco crowd yesterday at
Nixon-for-Presdent rally. The former Min
lister to Luxembourg under President Truman
declared that she is still Democrat but that
the country would soon be at war if Senator
Kennedy is eIected.-AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1960-11-01

to a boil before adding 1t to
the gelatin mixture, every
thing will "jell" just fine.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
D. c. STUDIOS
BY BONNIE AIKNGAN

BY BONNIE A1kMAN
Lovable Mr.. Magoo, whose eye
sight is not the most dependable,
; got lost here for a couple Of months
but was joyously rescued last week
by jealous WTTG-5 offlcialS.
The iraScible but good-hearted
cartoon gentleman was due to make
his appearance in Washington this
fall when suddenly his national
sponsor Cancelled out.
In an attempt to still the disap-
pointed groanS of Magoo aflcianados,
Channel 5 programmes did some
negotiating with the series producers.
Last week, they bought the show for
Washington outright.
Mr.. Magoo then, will be right
where he should be beginning this
January in a half-hour weekly series.
Day and time are not yet set, but
each show will include both new and
old (theatricaD cartoons running
about to 6 minutes each.
AS yet, though (shades of the orig
inal complexityD, WTTG-5 has yet
to find sponsor.
y =
TOP HONORS. WRC-4's Teen
Talk. the weekly teen-age panel show
produced by Sophie Altman, has
added another to its growing list Of
distinguished awards. It's been
named Americas Best Local Pro-
gram in the Interest of Youth" by
the American Legion Auxiliary.
4
NO JOKE. When Channel SIS
Milton @. Ford stepped up to the
podium as emcee of the Lido Club
award dinner october 8, those as
sembled chuckled at his opening
words-but not for long.
The event was in honor of Millard
Sutton, Chief of the Districts Fire
Department, and the hall was filled
with the city's KEY officers. Milt's