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Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME PARK
81 800 cash will handle this lovely
semtdet. brick containing 4 lge,
bedrms., gas heat, rec. rm. and
det. garage. Ewes, JU. 5-60S4,
LOUIS RIDDEN tn. $4,000
S.E.-GI's look. No money down
Beaut. brick semidet. VA apprais-
al, S13.500. 10. S-5777,
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BETHESDA

Brick split level, completely air
conditioned. bedrooms. 3 baths.
beautiful large lot, new condition
throughout Convenient. close in ,
Available Immediately. Ewes. Mr..
W. c. q 4. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS EN- 2-4464
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Houses BY Hughes
Low, Low, Year-End Prices

Low, Low, fear-End Prices
S12,950. Quaint little red
brick town house, 9 sunny
bedrooms, full bsmt., choice
West Hyattsvllle location.
SS5 per mo. tplus taxes.
Si3.95O. Charming 4-bedrm.
middle home. Ideal for large
family. School at back door,
shopping center, . blks., Sg2
per mo. (plus taxes).
S1i,250. Transferred owner
must sell. So call today and
pick up a real bargain. Cute
little Cape Cod, fun bSmt.,
finished attic. Chillum. Nd.
500 per mo. (plus taxes).
w. R. Hughes Co.
;. 7-l4OO REAJToR
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Vk.
iCONIINUEr
ALEXANDRIA
SEMINARY AREA

Park-like lot in excellent neieh-
ncrhood. Attractive brick Cape
Arthur schoois-future parochial
high school for boys. Living room
with fireplace, 3 bedrooms plus
sitting room, full baths, covered
brick patio, attached garage,
fenced yard. Immediate posses
sion. FLA valuation and selling
price, $4,000.
WILL O. nOnTTED
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HERRING.

HU. 1-5aOO Realty, Inc. ia. 4-sOO3
FAIRFAx-A prime location ada
cent to Army Navy Country Club.
This home is in perfect condition
with every appointment for gra-
cious living. The large modern
kitchen has eating space overlook
ing the fenced, tree-shaded yard.
Call today, JE. 2-2620, to see this
home. Exclusive only with JOSEPH
w. SEAY COMPANY, Realtors. n ,
FALLS CHURCH -32-ft. bedrrna
plus 2 additional BIG bedrms.,
country-sized kitchen. separate
dining rm., full English basement.
Extras include fire-alarm system.
new wiring, cutters and roof. plus
2 air conditioners. Walking dis
lance to Z Corners. $3.50 down.
Monthly payments, S9S.0S.
S17,250
ARFAX REALTY. INC. JE. $4,000
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. redwood
rambler on cul-de-sac, full bsmt.,
rec. rm.. carport. S16,950. 800
down FILA. DUNKLE REALTY,
ia. 7-0146, ewes. KE. S-4397.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ALExANDRIA-A gorgeous. "a loaded beautiful
rancher located popular Features nice bed
baths delightful
on carport and This
King. Motor out inspection
love it at first sight Price Just S22950 Call 100000
appointed modern, brick home Of
every convenience
special extras include tasteful caretns
mousse custom drapes
ps extra KITCHEN on Lower level facilitate
open: out t fabulous patio and deep wooded where
home 81 your fondest dreams situated exclusive
resoenua area SHOWN by appointment Call JE 10000.
FAIRFAx-An unusually nicely presented sem,ds
s sned b S home with host Of extras book
with chain fence This fine home beautifully decorated
ana msintaned Assume an attractive,
price, S13,950. Call JE. $4,000 -" va ''""' Ao'ai
sHe S 9Sd FOR NEW HOMES and bedroom ramber split
meht Trades invited Let work the details W '"e
SHANNON & LUCHS
JE. 10000
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81. 000 DOWN

TO QUALIFIED PURCHASER
Andrews area. Westchester Estates.
4 and bedrms.. . baths. carport,
all-brick -split-level. designed for
gracious living in this fine COM
munity.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
WILKINSON CONST. co.
449-S2S0 449-5062
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AANI $560 rs nIeOWN
MONTGOMERY REALTY

Beautiful 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
Dream Of q rec. rm. with bar,
fenced I'd, lge. lot, immac. Immed.
poss.- $4,000. Call Mrs. Lear
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BEAUTIFUL DREAMER

Coy brick rambler. Clean and
neat. 3 bedrmS., beaut. kit. Only
yrs. old. Can be bought CT,
FLA or assume lge. loan. Asking
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABCAB, ND, (Silver Spg.) Modern
rambler, , bedrms., den, could be
Bird bedrm.) Large equipped kit,
excellent cond., large wooded lot.
Only $685. cash includes settle.
SIS mo. includes tax. To Gil pur-
chaser. VIII. 6-61S2.
ALL BRICK RAMBLER, 3 bedrms.
2 baths. finished rec. rm., clean.
S1S,500.
$500 DOWN
Call 949-7770. TowNHoUsE PROP
AMER. U.-WESTMORELAND CIR
CLE!-Charming bi-level in beau
tiful Westgate. 3 bedrooms, ga
baths. delightful family room with
fireplace. S33,500l Should sell
fast! FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC.
DI. 7-14l1 or OIL. 2-7006. Ewes.
WO. 6-5499.
A. U. AREA-Happiness guaranteed
in this coy redec. 2-bedrm. -and-
den brick rambler on Handicapped.
level lot. Lge. kit. garage, scr.
porch. bsmt. Mid-20s. OIL. 6-5455.
POBIAK A. POBIAK. OF, 2-4OOO
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BETHESDA

OPEN 2 TO z
Quality-built brick rambler on a.
acre setting: bedrms.. study, 3
baths on LIST floor: rec. rm., game
room, maids rm. and bath, 2-car
garage. S5l.950.
DIR: Out Bradley blvd. to Oak
Forest lane, left to end of cul-de-
sac
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PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-7OOo
IHOWN q BROWN REALT
JE. 4-O041


CHOOSE YOUR COLORS
This almost complete home. stu
ated on "a -acre wooded lot, Of
fers the most in conveniences and
charm. 8 large bedrms.. separate
dining rm., 19x11 dream kitchen.
full basement with fireplace, CEN
trally air conditioned. S2S,95O.
with low down payment.
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CroWell & Co Inc

Crowell & Co., Inc.
Realtors Fairfax CIR. 3-I4O1
BEAUTIFUL Calf. rambler. Moth
ing down. CT or FILA terms. 3
bedrms., sep. din. area, pine-pan-
eled 3rd bedrm., brick wall firepl.,
indirect lighting, radiant heat
carport. Price $I7,500, JE. .
1420. ROUTE 80 REALTY, INC.
BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL, within sight
OF the Westbrier Country Club, 4
iige. bedrms., "a baths, din. rm. !,
kit. with eating space, rec, rm,
Features firepl., dishWasher, dis
posal, air conditioners, washer
dryer comb, carport, etc. "a acre
plus, HANDICAPPED cor. lot. House
needs redec. and owner will make
allowance for same. Price 500, 500,
Flexible financing. See this one.
Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. $4,000
BRICK DUPLEX, new, in excellent
location. 3 bedrms. in each unit.
Air cond.. de luxe kit, divided
bsmt. Off-street parking area.
Separate meters, etc. Will gross
$3.50 per mo. Call THOMPSON A.
ASSOCIATES, ia. 5-7S17.
CHARMING 3-BEDRM., II5-bath
home. separate dining rm., beau
tltul fenced yard, no money down
GI or $3.50 down FLA. $4,000.
BROWN a. BROWN REALTY
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH

WILL TRADE neat Handicapped
3-bedrm. Diet. house w/enclosed
filtered swim. pool, cabana. South
west Miami, off Bird I'd, for To-
cal property same value. Sl7,25O.
ME. S-0161 or TIE. 6-3332.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ADELPHI-25OO Usage St. nearly
new split-foyer. liy. rm., din. rm..
Kit. like new with wall oven, 3
bedrns.. Ia baths, rec. rm., i'm
med. occupancy, Sl65 mo-. VITO
". carpeting
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l7OO
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HOUSES UNFuHN. TO RENT HOUSES For sALE-p, c.;
|

HMLCREsT HEIGHTS. MD.-e rms
baths, rec rm., semidet. brk.
$3.50 mo. 10. 7-423s after 8 pm.
HILLCREST, 1913 36th st. Sc
bet. brk. Colonial, 3 bedrms., liv.
rm. with firepl.. finished rec. rm.
cent. &C. immed. occupancy.
NEWCoMB-JoNES REALTY. INC,
! 10, 2-04OO,
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RETHESnA

BETHESDA
Close-in Bradley area. beautiful,
nearly new 4-bedroom brick Co
lonial by well known builder. Lge.
rooms, de luxe Kitchen, huge rec
reation room. fireplaces, l in
master bedroom. 2-car garage.
owner moving away, must sell,
see today. Priced fairly in upper
4Os., Call SAT-
Chevy Chase Realty
EN-. 3-1S00 Ewes. OIL. 2-653S
BETHESDA-S24. 500. Hard to find.
3 nice bedrms, . baths, a lge. rec.
nm; with "a bath. Walk to NH
TED Ed IiNoo, INC. OIL. $1,000 Til Q
BETHESDA, Rock Greek Hills-4
twin-size bedrms.. a very gracious
custom-built brick rambler on
handsomely Handicapped 4 acre,
22xl Aft. living rm.. 15xl4-ft.
dining rm., and a handsome jail
ousied porch make entertaining a
Joy. Finished family rm. with 2nd
firepl.. attached garage holds two
large cars plus. S45,950.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O Til o
BETHESDA-Large split-level. sep.
din. rm., 8 bedrms.. 3 baths. rec.
rm;, excel financing. S34,950. OIL.
BURToN-KELLEIoH. INC.
BETHESDA-S22. 900. Close to NH.
Friendly brick Cape Cod in excel.
cond. 3 bedrms., 2 full baths. clean
tiled bsmt., screened porch over
looking pretty freed yard.
TED LINGO. INC, OIL. $4,000 Til o
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FOGGY BOTTOM
NEW TOWN HOUSE

truly luxury construction with Off
street parking, pvt. patio. study
with fireplace, sep. din. rm.. large
ny. rm. with fireplace. Exceptional
kitchen, hand finished paneled
CABINETS. wall oven, garbage dis.
posal. automatic dishwasher. and
baths, year round air CONDITIONING
priced in upper 40s.
Also. information on new construc.
ton starting within e weeks. Plan,
available. Priced at S49.5OO
FOR information call Mr.. Norris, jr
9h5- 300. weekends JU. 5-gO33
MnnA nrrnI O. A..
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALE4.-3 bedrms., "a baths, bsmt.
yard, by week or month. avail.
lmmed. KE. S-5SSl.
ARLINGTON, SOUTH bedrms.
and spacious den, bsmt.. taste
fully decorated. Cow. to Arl. Hall
and Pentagon. Adults only S225
mo. LOVING REALTY. 527-29SS,
ewes. 356-75SO,
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HE'S GOING!
Must sell and has reduced the
price. Neary NH, with a large
ialousied den and Q finished rec
reation rm. with fireplace. 3 bed
rms, separate din. rm., equipped
kitchen. screened porch and ga
rage. S30.500.
Miller Assoc. VIII. $4,000
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INVESTIGATES

3-bedroom. 2-bath. brick Colonial,
priced below the market. Com
pletely redecorated, new kitchen,
full basement, built-in garage.
Close 70 excellent schools. Ewes,
Mr.; Tiller. EN-. 2-234I.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. c.

AMER. U. PARK-Brick Colonial.
Slate roof. Large paneled family
room. Lovely new kitchen. 3 twin
size bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd floor
Big 3rd-floor dormitory. 500, 5OOl
FE. 3-513S. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC III T-1A1I
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CALF. STYLE BRICK RAMBLER
1873 Frankfurt st. Sc
KALMuS REALTY

This 6-rm. det. brick rambler. only
years old. 3 lge. bedrms., liv.
rm.,, din. rm., modern kitchen,
ample yard space can be yours
Tor reasonable monthly naYmenf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15
Rebels in Union Ranks
Seen Peril to Economy

the number Of settlements We
toed by workers. The survey
produced q proportion so high
the agency is withholding the
figure pending a recheck of its
accuracy.
Among reasons being as
signed for the worker revolts
are these:
/. Union members have be-
come accustomed during infla-
tionary periods to stable regu-
lar gains in wages and benefits
and are baking. now that In
flation is virtually halted, at
more moderate terms.
2. Workers are less disci-
plined than they used to be
and some Of their local union
leaders are sometimes operat-
ing counter to instructions
from their national union
chiefs.
3. Glowing promises by rival
unions Of what they could &C
complish make the workers
more demanding on their own
union negotiators.
There have been a number OF
recent painful public examples
of the problem, all involving
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their negotiators and con-
tractors-the first calling for
increases aggregating IS cents
an hour and the second more
than 30 cents an hour.
Labor Secretary Goldberg
has transferred the carpenters
talks to Washington beginning
tomorrow, bluntly warning
that q strike would be "reck-
lessly destructive" to the public
interest. Mr.. Goldberg said
some high cost labor settle
ments are threatening eco
nomic stability and added:
These repeated reflections of
agreements made by authorized
representatives appear to re-
fleet a questionable sense of
responsibility within the frame
work of free collective bargain
ing"
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BY NORMAN WALKER
Associated Pres staff writer

A rising tendency Of labor
union members to reject labor
contract terms worked out by
their own negotiators is alarm
ing Federal officials charged
with maintaining the Nations
industrial peace.
They feel it is bound to in
crease labor-management dis
trust and lead to more and
longer strikes.
Increasingly, union and man.
agement negotiators viii reach
an agreement after hard bar
gaining only to have the af-
fected workers repudiate the
pact and send the union ne
gotiators back to employers
with orders to get more.
Key Points Listed
The trend has been most
conspicuous in the construc-
ton industry but officials =
port the same thing is happen
ing in other industries.
In fact, the Federal Media
ton and Cancellation Service
conducted q Nationwide sur
vey earlier this year to sample
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SWITCHMEN GET
5 PER CENT RAISE

CHICAGO, Aug. is (AP).-
The president Of the Switch
mems Union of North America
expects his members to ratify
a new wage contract. ending a
three-year dispute with II
Western and Southern rail-
roads.
President Neil P. Speirs said
the agreement, announced yes
terday, will give the $1,000
union switchmen pay increases
totaling S per cent-2h per
cent retroactive to July /, 1860
and 21a per cent retroactive to
March /, 1861.
Mr.. Speirs said the agree
ment breaks the pattern Of pre-
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workers represented by unions
affiliated with the AFL-CIO.
On such revolt concerned
carpenters in San Francisco
another involved metal trades
workers at a key Atomic En-
ergy Commission plant near
Denver, and a third concerned
construction workers at the
Polaris submarine yards Of the
General Dynamics Corp. at
Groton, Conn.
The Groton dispute was fl
nally settled after q long strike,
costly to the Nays nuclear-
powered submarine program.
Workers represented by IL
metal trades unions finally &C.
cepted a third agreement after
rejecting two others.
Reject 3-Year Pact
Workers, represented by 6
metal trades unions at the
Rocky Flats (Colo.) Govern
ment nuclear plant operated by
the Dow Chemical Co., walked
out last week end. The union
had earlier threatened to strike
because the company refused to
accept a Government panels
recommendations for special
weekend pay allowances.
When the company later gave
its okay, the workers wanted
more.
The San Francisco carpen-
tiers are threatening a strike
after twice rejecting new three
year agreements reached by
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vious settlements involving rail
unions and carriers which
called for 4 per cent increases.
Switchmen's pay had ranged
from 1885 for an eight-hour
day for a yard helper to $2l %
for a yard conductor. Mr..
Speirs said the fun retroactive
ity under the agreement win
provide the switchman who
has worked with q degree Of
regularity with approximately
$500 in back pay"
The contract must be voted
upon by the unions $4,000
members, who rejected an
earlier offer by the railroads
conforming with the pattern
agreed upon by other unions.
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Petroleum Council
Status Is Defined
By the Associated Press

Deputy Attorney General
Nicholas deb. Katzenbach has
ruled that members of the Ma
tional Petroleum Council, its
committees and working groups,
are not subject to conflict-of-
interest laws which apply to
Government officers or en-
lployes.
The council is an industry
advisory group to the Secretary
of the Interior. The members
are appointed by the Secretary
on an annual basis.
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Two FLYERS Killed

WILLIAMS AIR FORCE
BASE. Ariz., Aug. Is (AP). -
Two Air Force instructor pilots
were killed yesterday when
their T-37 Jet trainer crashed
and burned on takeoff. The
victims were identified as 1st
1t. Donald M. Heindel, %, the
pilot. of Oakland. Calf, and
Capt. James w. Ellis, 80, the
co-pilot Of Norfolk, Va.
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Film Couple Split

Los ANGELES. Aug. Is CAP).
(AP). - Coincidence Benay
Venuta, so. sued character actor
Fred Clark for divorce yester-
day, charging mental cruelty.
She and Mr.. Clark. 48, were
married in 1852. It was her
third marriage, his first. They
have no children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15

lower court order restraining
the railroads from carrying
out their job-cutting plans,
scheduled to start tomorrow.
me unions. replying to q
modem by the carriers for dis
missals Of the United States
District Court injunction. con-
tended that the carriers are in
effect ASKING the higher court
to rule on the merit of the work
rules dispute without having a
record Of the District Court
proceedings.
r Oral Arguments
Appellate Judge Elmer j.
Schnackenberg, said that he
might wish to hear oral argu-
meEts today.
The railroads seek quick dis
missal Of the restraining order.
But the unions contend that
q quick invalidation Of the in
junction would deprive them Of
the opportunity to prepare a
brief carefully and possibly de-
prive them Of oral arguments.
The railroads have sought q
ruling before tomorrow's dead
line for making stringent work
rules changes in order to force
the issue to an early solution in
washington.
II the appeals court dismisses
the lower court injunction, II
is expected that the five oper-
ating unions will serve strike
notices.
President Kennedy then could
prevent any work stoppage for
at least so days by appointing
an emergency fact finding
board to review the dispute and
make recommendations.
Preserves Status Quo
The restraining order now In
force would preserve the status
quo Of the railroad workers as
long as it remains.
The unions have announced
that they will appeal another
lower court order turning down
their request for a permanent
Injunction against changing
the work schedule.
me restraining order now
before the appeals court re-
strains the railroads from put
ting the new work schedule
into effect until the appeals
court can rule on the validity
Of the railroad notice ordering
the changes.
The five rail unions involved
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Meany Cites
Tax Cut Need

CHICAGO. Aug. Is tAP).-
Top leaders Of the AFL-CIo
say they will urge 9 special
session Of Congress this year If
the Nations economy does not
show Improvement.
AfL-CIO President George
Meany and other federation Of
ficials said yesterday they fail
to see the economic picture on
which President Kennedy said
he based his decision against o
tar cut this year. .
eve hope his estimate Of the
economy is right" Mr.. Meany
said 1T q news conference, but
we DON'T feel the situation is
perhaps as good as he said."
Mr.. Meany is in Chicago pre-
siding at the five-day summer
meeting Of the AFL-CIO Execu-
tive Council.
80 Still Wants Cuts
The council said in a state
ment that it still believes a
Temporary tax cut is needed.
"It viii be needed even more
q few months from now" the
council added.
The Nations unemployment
rate will rise to 6 per cent or
more during the winter. the
council estimated. 1t said dan
ger signals that another re-
cession may be in the making
if effective counter measures
are not taken" are already evil
dent.
It was the council which
raised the possibility Of a spe-
cial congressional session in this
election year.
~If the economy does not
show signs of picking up"
the council said, I'VE will urge
that the President call Con-
gress into special session to
take immediate steps to bolster
the economy"
,Meany Blames Congress
Mr.. Meany said Congress was
to blame for at least some Of
the economic difficulties which
he. sees facing the Nation.
eff Mr.. Kennedy's program
to Congress on taxes, health,
welfare and other matters af-
fecting the little man are en-
acted, we'd have a much less
depressing picture of the econ
oniy than it appears We are
in for" he said.
The council In its report
called on Congress TO take &C
ton on several programs, in
GLIDING:
A bill to step up Federal,
State and local public works
programs to boost employment
and economic activity in gen.
eral.
A Federal aid to higher edu-
cation bill.
A youth employment oppor-
tur1ity bill.
An immediate renewal" of
the now-lapsed law providing
compensation for persons with
out jobs over a long period.
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RoiIrood Unions Droft
Injunction Arguments

CHICAGO. Aug is CAP)-Attorneys for five railroads
operating unions prepared to present oral arguments in
the United States Circuit Court Of Appeals In their effort
to keep the Nations railroads eliminating thousands
of Jobs.
The unions asked the court yesterday to keep in force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15

represent 10000 engineers
firemen, conductors, brakemen
and switchmen.
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NEW YORK

I'VE" LOEbEA NHH l"-NhCIc 4Ilcd-
ter, one of televiSion's hardest
perennialS, has been renewed for an
eighth season starting next fall. One
reason for its continued existence is
an inexhauStible source of material
from life itself.
Circles speciality is entertainment
called "dramatized documentarieS,
which means that the situations are
real land sometimes the names of
the characters are alSo). but the
writer's have dramatic license to tele-
scope time, add fictitious characters
and, sometimes, dream up a windup
to a situation that, in actually,
wanders along to an inconcluSive
end.
The Range Is Wide
In the past seven years, Producer
Robert Costello and his staff have
turned out bi-weekly programs on
CHS that have ranged from stories
of crime and detection on one hand
to story about the successful treat
ment of cancer on the other.
Sometimes. the drama has been
built around fictional situation that
is really composite of many real
stories. When. for instance, the
program concerned Communist espi-
onage in the United States, the plot
was pure fiction, but the narrator
broke in from time to time to tie
up each episode with a real case
and real spy.
The System Varies
Sometimes we create one or two
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the attitude of whole community"
Costello explained. "Other times we
stick close to the facts. And on
still other occasions. we create a
fictitious story that is typical of
many"
Costello enjoyed most of the job
of piecing together the story of the
World War II Ghost Plane" found
in the African desert, the Lady Be
Good" He flew to Libya to scout
the area-and deduced--for the pro-
gram-what had happened to the
crew.
Later, when they found the re-
mains of the airmen, our calculations
proved completely correct" he said.
1T was very satisfying"