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Rm.LNGs. CALYIN MILLIAM.

,-48O1 Madison st., Riyerdale, Md,
Sand Of Ethel NJ. Billings. father
OF Mrs. Harmon Edmonds. Mrs.
Garnett Yates. Mrs. Martha Hamb-
lin, Mrs. Paul Simmerman, Mrs.
Alfred Hamblin. Estel, Frank. Mar
win. Norman and Douglas Billings:
brother OF Mrs. Ray Testement,
George and Melvin Billings. Twenty
grandchildren also survive. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Hcme,
.5S0l Cleveland ave-. Riverdale. Md,
-on Thursday August 81, at l pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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FELDT, REV. MARGARET ANN. OF

MARGARETT1 T1' ANN AM i2s FELbT 5T't Of 1900 1900
Massachusetts, ave NV. beloved
wife Of the late Dr. E. Roy Feldl,
sister OF Mrs. Ray Elliott Of Akron
Ohio. and Mrs. Helen Wrath OF
Buffalo, N Y. Services at the
s., H, Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi
4th 81. NV. on Wednesday, An
gust 30, at pm. (parking facili-
AeSD. Interment private An
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AagaSt n OS Is. T56 I56il MARIINRosM IR sMSFHGay, SHaBy
AROS, the beloved brother of
George Chaparos Of Washington,
D. c.. Mrs GEORGIA Poulaki, Eo-
dokla Katera Of Athens. Greece, and
Stamatios Chaparos of Salonics,
GrCecc. Frienos NAV call al me
Walter w. Deal Funeral Home,
4Sl2 Geo-Cia ave NV. Funeral
from st. Sophia's Greek Orthodox
Cnp.cd, 36yl So. ana Massachusetts
ave. NV. on Thursday, August 81 +,
al IL noon. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery,
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BEVERLY. HORACE WILLIAM.

Monday, August 28, 1861, HORACE
WILLIAM BEVERLY Of 3439 Eads
st. Bevery Bs Gexedd Sad 4StRsHo fstRer Of boSad 5py
G. and Charles r. Beverly. Also
surviving are five sisters, Miss Mar
tina Beverly, Mrs. Alberta Barnes,
Miss Ruth Beverly, Mrs. Vashti
Anthony and Mrs. Helen Dyer; two
brothers, Ellsworth and Sumner Bev-
erly. and other relatives and many
friends, After 4 pm. Thursday,
August 81, friends are invited to
call at the Mcguire Funeral Home,
1920 9th st. NV. Funeral from
the Upper Room Baptist Church,
$3.50 Minnesota ave. ne, at / pm.
FRIDAY. September /. Interment
..Woodlawn Cemetery. 81
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ZEBEDEE NJ. A special
n communication of Hiram
A : 81" 6; q. !: !. ! .:. 6 i:
purpose Of conducting the
Masonic funeral services for our
late brother. ZEBEDEE NJ. HAW-
KINS, at the Metropolitan A. M.
E. Church. 18th and M SITS. NV,
at IL noon.
WALTER E. WEBSTER, W. M.
THEODORE A. BELL. Secretary.
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FISHER. sALLIE M. On Tuesday, A,

FISHER. SALLlE Nj. On Tuesday, Au-
SALLIE M FISHER Of Centreville,
Va, wife Of the late Wilbur r
Fisher, mother of Mrs Lois Jean
Dawes. Nancy Lee. Betty Lu and
Janet Ann Fisher. Also survived by
earsa7 Funeral Home. 472 North
Washington St, Falls Church, Va,
on Friday, September l, at 2 pm.
Interment National Memorial Park
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LYNCH. HARRISON. on Friday. Au,

fFsa E0spits SS HI2ssiks65tN Issi 4SqGt EYEtH Att &
6412 Kolb st. ne. husband Of Mrs
Beatrice Lynch, son of Mrs. Fannie
LYNCH. Also surviving are one
brother. Mr.. James lynch, and
other relatives and friends. Re.
mains resting at the John T. Rhine.
d. Co. Funeral Home. 3015 18th
st. ne After 2 pm. Wednesday
August 80, remains will rest at his
above residence. Funeral service.
Thursday, August 81, at II am.
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry. Arrangements hv the John T
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home, %OI5
18th st. ne. 40
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REV. zEBEDEE. All of.

dAW MINIS, REV, LEBEDEE, All OF
,L ficers and members OF Co.
&8 lumbia Lodge. No. So, l. B.
(NA P. o. E. of W, are notified
III AJ of the death Of Brother ZE-
NMU BEDEE HAWKINS. SeS-
sion of sorrow will be held
~ on Wednesday. August 30
1861. at pm, at the Elks' Home,
30l Rhode Island ave. NV. Elk
services will be held with the
funeral. Thursday, August 81. at
II noon, at the Metropolitan A.
NJ. E. Methodist Church. 1918 NJ
PEMBROKE j. DUVALL,
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DiLAND, JANE S. On Monday, Au-
beloved vile of the late George D.
Daland, mother of Miss Jane c.
Dalend. Memorial services will be
held at the Lee Funeral Home, Attn
ST, and Massachusetts ave. ne, on
Thursday, August 81. at 2:3O pm.
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BRALL, HERMAN T. On Monday. Au:

gust 70. IUbI. HERMAN F. BRAID
of Washington. D. c. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
the services on Thursday, August
81. at IL am, at the Kirk &;
Nice Funeral Home, 63Ol German
town ave-. Philadelphia, Pa. Frieuds
may call at the above funeral
home from to 8 pm. Wednes-
day. August 80 Interment White
marsh Memorial Park. 80
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SHERRY. ARTHUR W. CPREACHER)

On Tuesday. August 90, 1861, AR.
THUR W. (PREACHER) SHERRY,
the beloved brother Of Mrs. Made
me Moloney, Mrs. Georgia White,
Catherine W. and Joseph z. Sherry.
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1861 Good
Hope ,rd Sc. (parking facilitiesl +,
on friday, September l, at 11:30
tional Cemetery. ri
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MYERS, FREDERICK On sunda,

August ~, 1861, at the WashinS,
ton Hospital Center, FREDERICK
MYERS of 1874 Potomac ave. Sc,
beloved father Of Mrs. Julia NJ;
Frederick Myers, ir.; father-in-law
of Mrs. Elizabeth Myers. He also
is survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Myers may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Wednesday August 80. Funeral
services on Thursday. August 81
at the East Calvary Methodist
Church, 14th st. and Independence
ave. Sc. at 1l:30 am, the Rev.
Joseph E. Cater officiating. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. an
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HAWKINS, REV. ZEBEDEE M. Oh

Sunday, August ~, 1861. at Freed
mems Hospital. REV. ZEBEDEE M
HAWKINS. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Alice Hawkins Also sur
viving are five nieces, Mrs Thoma-
sine S. LyleS. Mrs. Dorothy West,
Mrs. Vivian Searles, Mrs. Marion
Harris and Mrs. Joyce Irving; three
nephews. George T., Rowland H.
and william H. Smith; a sister
tn-law. Mrs. Dorothy Smith;
brother-i -in-law, George A. Smith,
and other relatives and friends
After pm. Wednesday, August
30, friends may call at the Metro
politan A. M E. Methodist Church,
1918 NJ st. NV, until time of fu-
neral, Thursday, August 81, at II
noon. the Rev. James o. Hayman Of
ficiating. Family will assemble at
1345 Queen st. ne. Telephone 399-
1854 Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Arrangements by the
Morrow & Woodford, Inc, Funeral
Home. 1922 l1th st. NV. 80
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RANKER. MAUDE E. On wednesday

August 80. 1861. at Prince Georges
General Hospital. MAUDE E.
BANKER of 4S11 10th place. Wood
lawn, Nd. beloved mother Of Rus
sell E. and Paul c. Banker. She
also is survived by two grandchil-
Sdren. Friends may call at the
lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
MASS. ave. ne. where services will
s5be held on Friday. September l, +,
at 10 am. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. 81
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ATMoOD. WILLIAM EDWARp. sr

On Iuesday, august ~, IgbI, az
WARD ATWoob, sr.. Of 3400 To-
-1edo terrace. Hyattsvile, Md, for
merly of ll0 Indian Spring drive,
SILVER Spring Md, husband Of
SEatherine E. Atwood, father of VIII
Mrs. Nettie A. Carr, Mrs. Svend
Aquist. oscar, Albert R., Walter
@, j. Bowie and Harold W At
wood There also are four grand
,ehildren. Mr.. Atwood rests at the
TSA34 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Md. (parking facilities. Mass will
she offered for the repose of his
Soul on Friday, September l. at
g9tl5 a m, at st. Michaels Cath
.olic Church. sos Wayne ave, Silver
Spring, Md Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 81
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DEATHS
HIT MRntnrtant
Announcements Of
SRrNirns hr Ehamhnr!

BLAND. JOHN LEWIS. In memory o.
our beloved husband, father anc
grandfather, JOHN LEWIS BLAND
who departed this life fifteen year!
ago today, August 80, 1915.
Somehow we know that you are
near
To share our lonely hours.
And in, our hearts there blossoms
dear.
Loves own immortal flowers.
WIFE, MARTHA W. BLAND; Chill.
DREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
CHAPMAN, GERALDINE. In lovinl
memory Of my dear mother. MRS
GERALD CHAPMAN. who passed
away FIVE years ago today, Ausust
miss you so. dear Mother,
Your voice I cannot hear;
But to me in memory
You will always be near.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, MU.
RIEL YOUNG: SISTER, DAISY
Johnson; SON-IN-LAW. HARRY
GRAY, MCKINLEY III. In loving mem.
My Fl ogE ReRyeS SRHY TGp AND MO 0T9hs 1.a
away thirteen years ago today
August 80. 1913. at the age of 8
precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled
M T E R. DAD AND BABY
BROTHER.
GREEN, lETHEL cambridge, Ir
loving memory Of our darling mother
ETHEL DANDRIDGE GREEN. who
passed away so suddenly one veal
ago today, August 80, 1880.
One year has passed since you were
called away.
How well we remember that sad ant
dreary day;
The call was sudden, the shock Sc
severe
But God gave us strength our losse;
to bear.
And He gave US courage to meet the
blow;
OF all Gods gifts there isn't another
So precious and wonderful as you
dear Mother
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN ANE
GRANDCHILDREN, ZELDA ANE
MINNETTA.
GRIMES. CHAUNCFY. In loyine
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sKINNER, EDWARn LEE nn sn,

day, August ~, 1861, at his resi-
EDWARD LEE SKINNER, Husband
9f the late Shirley Helen Skinner,
ward Lee Skinner, jr.; son Of Ruby
TTumble Skinner and the late Fred
erick l. Skinner; brother Of Mrs.
Edith R. Layne. Carroll c. skinner,
Frederick I. Skinner, jr. Funeral
services will be held Thursday, Au-
gust 81, at am. at Fort Myer
Chapel. Interment Arlington Ma
ttonal Cemetery. Friends may call
at the Everly Funeral Home PA
west Main ct, Fairfax Va. (sdii-
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McFARLAN, MmDRED. o

day. August 30. 1861, at George
town University Hospital MILDRED
McFARLAN of 757 Morton ST. NV,
loving daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Redfearn, devoted wife OF
UZell McFarlan. She also leaves
to mourn her passing three sisters,
three brothers, other relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral
later Arrangements by the John
T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home,
30l5 18th st. ne.
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hUFEH, UEUhGE o. Died sud-
denly, on Sunday. August ~. 1861
at his residence, Comic, N. H.; for.
merly Of Washington. D. c,
GEORGE 9; ROPER, beloved hus.
Amos A.. Roper Of Orlando. Fla"
and the, late Mrs. Margaret Dewey
Roper. brother of Mrs. John n
Bates, Mrs. Charles v. Grimes and
Amos Roper. He also is survived
sS-,,i 9S Two nieees and six nephews
neral Home. Rochester, N, H, al
l:3O pm. Tuesday. August 90 In
terment Arlington National Gene
gerry on Thursday. August 81. at
d pm. an
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BENTON, WILLIAM NJ, sr. On satur,

day, August 20. 1861, at SPRING
field, III, WILLIAM M BENTON,
Sr. the beloved husband of the late
Mary Catherine Benton, father OF
Kathleen Marie, Barbara Jean and
William NJ. Benton, ir. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Benton; brother Of
Robert, BENJAMIN. Paul, John and
Sally Benton. Friends may call at
THE Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1861 Good Hope rd. sc. parking
facilities). after 10 am. Thursday,
august 81, until $50 am. Friday,
September /, thence to St. Francis
Xavier Catholic Church, where mass
will be offered at 9 am. for the
repose of his soul. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery Rosary at $50 nm.
Thursday August al. 81
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August 90. 1851, at walter Reed
Hospital, RALPH L MARITIME. Sr
of 1915 Frederick ST., Springfield
Va, father of Capt. Ralph L. Mar
tine, jr. USA, of Springfied, Va.
and formerly Of Herndon, Va, anc
Mrs. Ruth Rekosh of China Lake
Calf. Services Friday. September !
az 3 pm at Cody-White Funera
Home, Milford. Conn Inta"rlert
Kings Highway Cemetery. Milford
Conn. Local ARRANGEMENTS by
Green Funeral Home, Herndon, Va
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bhA AM, ANDELLA NDELLA). The
II officers and members OF
NN<M GethSemane Chapter. No
A9N g. o. Z. S.. are requested
\gSA TO attend the funeral OF
W our late sister, DELLA
BRYANT, on Thursday
August 81, 1861. at II
am, at the Frazier Funeral Home
3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV
JULIA H. BROCKMAN. W. NJ.
BERT JOYNER. w. P.
FLORA E. MITCHELL. Secy.
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MOORE, PAMELA AZ 4os4 4. ON On Monday,

MOORE Of 1884 9th st. NV, be-
loved daughter OF, Samuel and Lor-
two sisters, Michele and. Denise
Moore: two auntS, Mrs. Marguerite
Gsrlick and Mrs. Mildred Garner,
and other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
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BANKS, PAUL FRANKLIN. On Tues.

FRANKLIN BANKS of 460S B st
Sc, the beloved husband Of Viola
&E. Banks and brother of Miltor
Banks and Sydney Robinson. HI
also is survived by other relative!
and many friends Notice of funera
later Arrangements by Malvar
a Schey Inc
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hobEhISON, WILLIAM II. On Mon
GaYs August 2S, 1861, WILLIAM H
ROBERTSON; the beloved father oi
Mrs, Rose E; H. @kins, brother Of
Mrs. Ethel Trimmer. Mrs, Haze
Gonzales, Henry T. and Harry
robertson; Friends may call at the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home 1861
GOOD Hope rd. Sc. (parkinC facil!.
tiesl, from 3 pm. Wednesday. Au.
gust 20 until lO:45 an. Thursday
interment 30 am. in Arlington
National Cernatnru "
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BRYANT, ANDELLA L. On Satur-
DAY. August 20, 1861 ANDELLA
She is survived by a brother. Clar-
ence johnson of Chicago. Ill; seven
nieceS, five nephews, other rcla-
Hves and friends. After 3 pm
Wednesday. August 80, friends are
invited to call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, $50 Rhode Island ave
NV. where services will be held
on Thursday August 81. at II
am, the Rev Nelson j. Smith
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery 40
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gus. 2S. 1861. at his residence,
36l5 Minnesota ave. Sc. WILLIAM
RUNGE. husband of Berthe Culbert-
son Runge, father of Mrs. Elsie
Howard, Mrs. Ruth Ricketts,, Mrs,
Jean De Simone. Mrs. Mary Lee
Pearman, Gus and Fred Runge;
pr0ther OF A. c. Runge and Mrs,
Lilly, Freeman. He also is Survived
oy nine grandchildren and six great
grandchi!dren, Friends may call at
the, Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST
end Mass. ave. ne, where Services
VIII be held on Thursday. August
81 at 80 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. (Richmond. va.
papers please copy.) 20
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August %. 1861, FANNIE l. uAfs CAR!
ROLL Of 1913 Fairmont st. NV, be-
loved mother Of DR.. Julian Orlando
Carroll Of Rochester, N. Y; BWano
A, Carroll and Mrs. Rachel c. Law
renee. Also surviving are six grand
children. her sisters and brothers,
other relatives and many friends
After 8 pm. Thursday. August 81 =,
friends are invited to call at the
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 9th
St. NV. Funeral from St. Luke's
Episcopal Church. 10th and Church
SITS. NV, at IL am. Friday, Sep
tember /. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery,
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MANsUY. MARGUERITE O. On sstur.

day. August 20. 1861. at Northern
Virginia Doctors Hospital. MAP
GUERITE o. MANSUY OF 67Oa
Haven pl.. Falls Church, Va; beloved
mother Of Edward Joseph Mansuy
Of the home address: sister Of Mrs
Genevieve o. Monaghan and Mrs.
Kathleen o. Mooncv of Arlington.
Va: grandmother Of J. Paul ard
Janet L. Mansuy Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, on
Monday. August 2S. after 7 p. m.
rrherc there will be recitation Of
the rosary at pm. Tuesday, August
20. Requiem mass rtil ha c=le-
brated at St Anthony's Catholic
Church Va Va on ' ThursSday TS5t ~ Augmsf Ti,f
81, at 9:45 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 80
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Wednesday,, August so, 1861
DRathH

ROBERT v. Departed this
life on Sunday, August n. 1861,
at the D. c, Village Hospital. ROB
ERT v. BROWN. He leaves four
children, Mrs. Nellie McQuine, Gle
mon and Junior Brown, both of
Edwards Of Danville, Va, and a
devoted niece. Mrs. Carrie Linkins,
and host Of other relatives and
friends. Funeral at 1880 am.
Thursday, August 81, from the
MalVan & Schey, Inc, Funeral Home,
New Jersey ave. and r ST. NV.
1nterment Harmony Memorial Gem
etery. so
Evening star., 1961-07-19
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Hong KOng-The Jumping Dragon" Repeat One of those
dramas that starts off slowly but is
okay gets off the ground" Our hero is flying
to routine assignment when he becomes involved in
smuggling plot and bit of with attractive
stewardess Tana Elg and Jerome Foreign Intrigue"
Thor are helpful in supporting roles and there's chilling
finale at $4,000 feet 1880 pm, WNAL-7.
Ozze and Harriet-Ricks Broken Arm" Repeat) Oie
Harriet stay in the background while the boys take
and their understated dialogue the best part of the
show The plot itself is innocuous about Rick
pretending to have broken because the girls
sympathetic. $3.50 pm, WAdAL-7.
Circle Theatre-Memory OF Murder" Repeat) study in
patience based incident in the life Of small Florida
town around about 1940 1t the will and deter
mnation of 2Syearold to find the murderer of his
sheriff father in awlesS community The killing took
place when the young IL, but he takes the
hunt when the right time comes. 10 pmr WTOP-9.
Naked Cfty-"A Hole in the City" (Repeat) Good per-
formanceS by Sylvia Sidney and Robert Duvan and an
unusual If spoy story with psychological overoneS give
this drama bit of stature 1t brings murderous young
face to face with his past only to discover that his
hopes and ambitions based big lie Duval is
believable the Scheming, dreaming, mad punk and
Sylvia Sidney properly bewdered his suffering
aunt. 10 pm. WMAL-7.
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the program was staged last
fall.
One of Crosby's guests was
producer Fred Coe, o witness
whose testimony at the hear
ing last month in New York
surprised some reporters. Goes
comments with Crosby indicate
that the man who brought
more writing talents to light
than any other single Tv pro-
ducer is no apologist for the
medium. His criticism, how
ever, is tempered with recog-
milton of the realities and the
difficulties involved in a
stronger FEC - which he ap-
proved. incidentally. The re-
grettable aspect of the debate
was that the guests were Just
getting to the question of how
this might be achieved-with-
out censorship. they kept re-
peating-when the closing bell
rang.
Coe, it should be pointed out,
will be represented on NBC
next season with q series of
"live" color dramas based on
such Selznick properties as
"Spellbound," "Rebecca," Tn
terrnezzo," etc.
The series is titled ''Theater
'61"-although Movies 40" Is
the one that seems to suggest
itself to this reporter.
= =
Local Upbeat: 1t looks very
much as if Washington stations
will be bearing down for fair
on the area scene next season
and two reports, one from
Mark Evans, WTTG-5, the
other from Thorn Winkler,
WMAL's new news chief, are
illustrative. Well report on
both tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5)-Five-Star
Feature. None But the
Lonely Heart" Cockney
wanderer searches for some
sort Of spiritual fulfillment.
Cary Grant, Ethel Barry
more. Q944).
1880, WRC (D-Best Of the
Post. Valley of the Blue
Mountains" A widow facing
mounting debts makes a
home for her children. Bo-
nita Granville, Kim Spauld-
ing.
11:0O, WTTG (5)-P.M. East
PM. West. From New
York: Magic" Part II.
Magician. Milbourne Chris
topher. From San Fran
cisco: What the Teenager
of Japan Likes" Singers
Jun Nakajima and Ayako
HoSokowa.
1870, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Tonight We Raid
Calais" A lone man is
sent to France to raid the
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deserved spot on the fall lineup
Actually. Spike picked ur
where he left off last summer,
lampooning other TV shows
and topics and foregoing. for
the most part, the mayhem
which marked his work a few
years back. Only a vestigial
bell-ringing duet with Bill Dana
could be fairly described as
reminiscent Of the musical
NihiliSt of yore.
Spikes reasons for shifting
style are obvious:
. The present vacuum on
TV in satire.
Q The impoSSibility of spool
ing the kind of cling-cling Jazz
that leads today's Hit Parade.
In his engaging opener. Spike
had fun with the current en-
phasiS on cultural uplift "a
public service feature on sum-
mer camps, offered a running
sight gag on the Perry Como
Show Perry kept falling off
the bandstand( and cleverly
scored surveys and program
ming by interviewing an at
tractive little girl whose favolite
show last season was Mac
BETH" She emphasized the
point with an excerpt from the
Sleep-walking scene.
The show also included med
leys by Helen Grayco (Mrs.
Spike jones' and Jack (no
relation) Jones, a young fellow
whose presence is enough to
make those who remember his
dad (tenor Allan jones' feel
their age. and an amusing
interview with Bill Dana as
Jose Jiminez, world famous
circus animal trainer.
The mere listing of the
ingredients above bespeaks the
shows brisk pace. Not every
thing came off but Spike, a
great believer in presenting a
shifty target, achieved a cred
table average. We're delighted
to have him back.
4
1t was interesting to watch
the re-run Of the John Crosby
discussion on TV last Sunday
(WTTG-5) in view Of the i'm
portant developments in the
medium-particularly in the
area Of FEC activities-Since
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Jewish Servicemen
Invited to Barbecue

The Washington Armed Serv-
ices Committee of the Jewish
Welfare Board will sponsor q
barbecue beginning at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow in Rock Greek Park
for Jewish service personnel
and their families.
Reservations should be made
with the committee at 1887
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

Naz-occupied camps. Lee j.
Cobb, John Sutton. (1943l.
1850, WMAL (D-Wednesday
movie. Objective Burma"
ParatrooperS are dropped in
Burma to attempt destruc-
ton Of a japanese radar
station. Enrol Flynn. Will
liam Prince. (1945).
1888, WTOP (9) - The Late,
Late Show. Heaven With a
Barbed-Wire Fence" Two
drifters team up with a ref
ugee girl and try to make a
living. Glenn Ford, Nicholas
Conte. 1880.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

SEQ, WTOP-BaSeball double
header. Washington vs.. New
York.
$500, WWDC-Pan American
Rhapsody. Music and news
r. from Latin America.
9:10, VOL - Baseball. Balti-
more VS.. Detroit.
Tomorrow
2:2S, VOL Baseball. Balti-
more vs.. Detroit.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
ON THE AIR
The Happy Return
Of Spike Jones
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Welcome Mat Dept Spike Jones in fine form Monday
night CBS9 and that happily establishes least
for civilized spoofery in TVS Sahara The Vast
WaSteiand DiVision)
The premiere well for the balance of
and wish it augured more-ike graduation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-07
Peace Corps
Accepts NH
Biologist

A 23-year old biologist at the
National Institute of Arthritis
and Metabolic Diseases in
Bethesda has been accepted by
the Peace Corps.
Miss Judith Lynn Mckay,
who works in the Hematology
Section of the institute, a unit
of the National Institute Of
Health, will do research and
teach biology at Nigeria Uni
versity.
Miss Mckay, whose father is
a Veterans Administration
physician in Fayetteville, N. c.,
Joined the institute last Sep
TENDER after she was graduated
from Duke University. She is
the first volunteer from the
Public Health Service to be ap-
pointed by the Peace Corps.
Outside of the laboratory,
her interests are musical. She
plays the concert piano and has
been active in the choral group
of the Washington National
Cathedral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-07
Lower Grades
Try System Of
Changing Rooms

Pupils in seven Montgomery
County elementary schools are
getting a taste of the chang
ing classroom schedule they
will find when they get to
Junior high school.
The plan is being tried in
the fourth, fifth, and sixth
grades at Bethesda, Garrett
Park, Glen Haven, Highland
View, Poolesville, Twinbrook,
and Wyngate Schools.
Student progress will be COM
pared to other schools operat-
ing on the conventional setup
in which a child sits in the
same classroom all day and has
the same teacher for all sub
jectS, according to DR.. Samuel
Goodman. school board super
visor of research.
We'll watch these students
when they go on to junior high
and observe any effect of the
new SYSTEM" DR.. Goodman
said.
The experiment involves no
change in curriculum.