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Evening star., 1962-04-27
Thompson
Atkinson

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sherman Atkinson of Steu-
benville, Ohio and this city,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Sandra Elaine
to Mr.. Will Marshall Thomp-
son, son of Mrs. Gerald Hous-
ton Hogue of Mount Lebanon,
Pa, and Mr.. James Lewis
Thompson of New York City.
The wedding took place
April IA at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church in Steu-
benville.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
Autograph
Party Set

The Metropolitan Women's
Democratic Club will sponsor
a Festival of States" at the
Presidential Arms tomorrow
from / to $50 pm.
A special feature Of the
program will be an autograph
party for children from l to
2 pm. Guest celebrities will
be Bobby Mitchell and Johnny
Paluck Of the Redskins Foot
ball Team and Dick Lucas of
the Philadelphia Eagles team.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
Horper-Ben

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard P.
Benner of Silver Spring an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Diane Dorlene to
Mr.. Jim L. Harper. The we'd
ding took place April % at
the First Baptist Church of
Silver Spring. The couple will
live in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
Morris-WiIburn

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Wilburn of Seat Pleasant an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Carol Annette to
Mr.. Jimmy Ray Morris, son
of Mrs. Lillian Melvin of Seat
Pleasant and Mr.. Jessie Ray
Morris of Greenville, N. C..
The wedding took place April
IA at the Minnesota Avenue
Christian Church. The cou-
pie will live in Hyattsville,
Md.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
seersucker spells FUN WITHOUT FUSS

Happily off for q playful, corefree
summer, our young girls In crisp
cotton seersucker that is q stor per-
former. Cool seersucker, delight
to wear and to Iounder. Soves
mother time and trouble. Needs
just q trivial bit Of ironing, keeps its
neot-os-o-pin look. From left:
ffIe-fIicked sleeveless sundress
with pert rope belt. Pink. 3-6x, 500
A corefree must for the sondbox set,
soucy fruit-coIored stripe top.over
set. Free swinging top over cute
bIoomers. Lemon or lime. 3-6x, 800
Dopper Jonoieos with side Upper,
belt, belt loops. Co-ordinoted sleeve
less blouse with split Bermuda COL
lar. Yellow or blue. TIA, each 800
Coy neotness Of bouncy skirt with
Impressed pIeots; decorative band
and button trim. yellow or blue.
TIA, 500
WGL-ChiIdren's ond Girls Apparel
Washington, Chevy Chose, Wheaton Pozo,
Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-04-27
Annes-Coxon

Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
CoXon of Riverside, Conn.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Sheila Ann to
Mr.. G. Ronald Ames, son Of
Mr.. George F. Ames Of Pitts
field, Mass, and the late
Mrs. Ames. The wedding took
place March 81 at the Cha
Evening star., 1962-04-27
Pruitt-Neiil

Announcement is made Of
the marriage of Miss Eliza
beth Louise Neill, daughter
of Mr.. Henry Frank Neill of
Birmingham, Ala, and the
late Mrs. Neill, to Mr.. Lin
coin Darrell Pruitt, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pruitt of
LaHarpe, Kans. The wedding
took place April 81 at the
Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Church. The couple will
live here.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
Reception

The Acting Chairman Of
the Inter-American CommiS-
sion on Human Rights. DR..
Manuel Biachi Gundian, en-
tertained at a reception yes
terday afternoon. The $50
to 7::30 small reception took
place at the Pan American
Union.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
PoWers-Huson

Announcement is made of
the marriage Of Mrs. Mary
Eliz a b e t h Dixon Huson,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Kay Dixon, to Mr.. Peter
Gallaudet Powers, son of Mr..
Walter A. Powers of York
Harbor, Me-, and the late
Mrs. Marion Powers. The
wedding took place April %
in st. Marys Chapel Of the
Washington Cathedral. The
couple will live here.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
Mrs. Robbins
Is Honored

Mrs. Donald Paxton Nc
Pherson. jr.. entertained yes
terday with a tea at her
home honoring Mrs. Thomas
Evening star., 1962-04-27
WEDDINGS

mute Air Force Base Chapel,
Rantoul, III. The couple will
live in Rantoul, Ill.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
CLUB
CALENDAR
TONIGHT

WOman'S Club Of Silver
Spring-Card party at 7:45
pm. at Woodward & 10th
rop, Wheaton Plaza, to bene-
fit the clubs scholarship and
welfare fund.
Sligo Creek Women's Re-
publican Club - Campaign
card party at 8 pm. at the
Langley Park Citizens Bank.
TOMORROW
District Chapter, American
Society of Women Account
ants-Education Semina a r
from 9 am. to $3.50 pm. at
the Dupont Plaza Hotel.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chap
ter DAR-Fifty birth
day party from 8 to S pm. at
the home of Mrs. Frank r.
Heller in Chevy Chase.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
.A Che WASHINGTON
 MERRY Co., ROUND lAk DREW PEARSON
Glsnns space ride triumph red fape; US. could have been first space Russia still ahead in space
sy DREW PEARSON

Gems dramatic flight into orbit ns ss much 2 triumph over the forces of government s the forces . nature
 For the nnan.in-space project has been hamstrune by bumbling bick- ering. and budget-slashing ever since D. Wernher pen Braun's rocket scientists were shunted off to Fort Bliss. Tex to wait in the heat and dust for chance to help America get started in the space race.
 The history of what happened is good lesson in what not to de m the future
 Eventually, the Army collected all the V-2 parts Il eodtd ftnd fa Gef6i5hY and dnlhRtd | eenslona- eration. of screws. springs, valves and other rocket componeatS f9 the New Mexico desert, The German scientists were turned loose on this gigantic iie-saw puzzle te form what rockets they could,
 From this beginning cane the sturdy Redstone rocket which was used last year to launch the first American astronaut. Alan Shepard. into space for a dazzling Is min- utes.
 Yet as late as July 29, 1857. the Pentagon policy makers were still so opposed to shooting man into space and exploring the moon that the Air Force, believe it or not. felt obliged to flash teletype orders to all commands, warning:
 Recent news stories which de- scribed certain Air Force research and development projects as space flight projects have resulted in un- favorable reaction at Air Force and department of defense. It is sllg- gasted that any speeches or public releases planned by you or your staff avoid mention or discussion Of space. space technology and space vehicles No statements can be made which might in any way cause the National News media 10 describe valid Air Force -pxQiects as efforts to fly to the moon.
 T. took the first Soviet Sputnik. which beeped mockingly from orbit only 67 days later. 10 change the official attitude At firSt. President Eisenhower and his subordinates tried to pooh-pooh the RusS.an achievement and lull the public back 10 sleep.
 But the next month. the Rus Sians slammed deg into orbit. end Americans began to demand action. Ike finally gave Wernher von Braun permission 10 launch the first Ex- plorer satellite. which had beea gathering cc5vehS in Huntsville. Ala Army warehouse for mcaths.
 US Could Have Beer First
 Fon Braun had actuallv been stepped rom Iau=sce1EF1s this Satel Iite stamued with the nunber z. on Sept- 2G ls56-a full wear ahead of t1e fTrSt Soviet SDusnik-
 Yet IS months later. this same number g WAS truGdle6 back to Cana CaHave-aI to launch the first FxnIerer- There is 10 reason 10 d9ubt that II cc~ld have dcns o0 Sef 20 1e56- what i. vas finally permitted ID so on Tn 2l. iasSs
 Following ID tass first belated satellite Ia11ehz-es President Fi~ea- Fcwe~ GTsr~vH=d hzs hgadeet boys a-1 erefere5 tze r1r~-Er-<-eoa pro- zsct -ae led Er C-Eara-s hiSssvse
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28

feat. But he never gave Project Mercury the necessary priority to overtake the Soviet lead IL manned space exploration.
 It was President Kennedy who finally cut the red tape. much as the umbulical cords holding Glenn's rocket to its space dock were final ly dropped
 Under kennedy's prodding. Con Rfess voted more money for the race te the moon, and the nan-in- space project was dramatically speeded up.
 The President personally stopped Glenn from going into orbit, how ever the week before Christmas. The Project Mercury people were pushing So hard that they were on the verge of cracking from the strain, They were eager to get a man into orbit before the years end. so history would record that the United States and Soviet Union accomplished the feat in the same year,
 But Kennedy feared the tension was so high that it might lead to a Christmas tragedy, To relieve the strain, he ordered the launching put off until January. Technical difficulties and bad weather pest poned it until February 20
 Russia Still Ahead
 Glenn's spectacular success un- fortunately doesn't quite match the Soviet achievebent His smaller capsule could have sustained life for no more than seven orbits. The Russian cosmonaut. Gherman Titev. has already whirled around the world r times The United States won't be ready to shoot at this record until the end Of the ye7r when an American astrolaut will go up for 18 orbits
 The Russians. could also send LID two. even three, coSmaasa=s ssifh their present e1,lipaent. The United States is working fraat;eally to build a Cenjni capsule. larEe enough te hold two astrocautS. for 1TsGnslfffFg nsTt year '. v--1 be boosted into orbit by modified Titan missile. more powerful than the Atlas which carried Glenn into space.
 Our scientists also acknowledge that Russia has the rocket 0oa.er 10 send a man on hreath.aklng trip around the moon and back. The United States is rushing 10 build the Saturn rocket ard Apol- 10 spacecrsf; for the same purpose. But the Russians are likely Q pull off this space spectacular at least two years ahead Of us,
 American rocket builders are now trying 10 step uo Americas pro- palsive power. which Is the key to space resesgch.
 The 4aoo-nolusd Mercury can- sule, which the Atlas heavs3 into orbit. is enly the beginning. The most powerful Nmeviean rocket combination is the AtlaS-Agena, a two-Stsge rocket eaoahle of hurlIns e,ooo pounds into much higher eo00-pile orbit
 Next will come the Atlas-Cen- tapr which should be aele to launch 9 900 pounds into orbit. Ther late next veer. the superposverful Sat urn should become onera3o0al,
 The rsce to stars has just hesun 0n5 the United States may sill lead she wss
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
Caught In The SiIlieehox
tContInued 1rur1 Page H

Continued 1rau Page D This is sa SECRET that ant even raaczed t1e -wer stage
 t Here 8CGE-a HEAT EXCLUSIVE n what -le COP plans as @ReEa
 DREAM TICKET I 5e dsHssG- 5za- Ezs G d~ 1f rs- sa6 E5czaa pc-Eg srEa < -ssz- S agreed Cn 5s5es s-s5e5-e3 5eY 90re~usr. B Frank 7ss59-zssr71l Tor sscrr4tGr-5 Q s1Ees H0trar1 ECrg Bq57lI P1E1cE fsr '. 5. Sen Ga L6wasE Thorzes fllaIe~ far ccnc crsssz7legs
 MORE SCOOP Teddy Bear Stevens. wEo has been rumered = candidate taF all four jobs, has sl1Ct down fzster'n Glenn dld ou hzs res1trE. The pros Of the COP s unhappy with him.
 Wbgrg tks JecUes reB11tli- e8R caad irEetss Fritz, Martin, CgqasH, H5ckeE KenddlJ, PhiI- g5es eH B5naefeu iSe mile from 6ome dar5a- L cold spell jn Fair banks.
 STILL MORE HOT DOPE: SWIzehn 0ver to the Demacrat Dartv fer 3 spell We has anuth- CT CKWHEAT EXCLUSIVE former Ancnrudge mayer George Eyer $ tainkin real hard about heIu a demacrat candidate fer Governor
 While Bge~ $ not too 1rell kuoeGn outside of Ancbrudge, he erqerzc1IIH national hero d0gcn thgre. m nobody kin de- ng thgre iS z Iot e roters in the place rhac he made i2to an All 4H1er5c1sn C5tg
 Is result al the denacrat governor candidates Is gonna have to recaIcllate there cal euEatioas or the race If they N-lz smart EneT Wstd git them selves digIeaI compute like sae University an Ire BUCK WHEAT PARTY las gof1 Trey cGd probably rent t out % the republicans encet in a. while tae-l
 While Ee U oH 7eIatses fob tE-= aas-B 5ad Eo~e lre lruz zh5re 79rpef Ec sss tke e5rerner ssCz -FIg Cz7t~-f . ball OHr TI-gg B-Bes rg Fairbanks 1esosrtes to recf ereFusire f.swGTE c11 -HE- -C-ef Gqin st In 5F2 Eg
 Boy that Century I is really gonna ae sarlethI1- Taev has already sold s37. 8GG ADVANCE tickets fer the zzeaslEy sum of two naI1Iyn dollars an they IS list gIttI1 started
 Wal. zH honor gf Col GIean'S space fIaht- Lre heS bsH request ef bg GIT fans 70 grrlte q Spe- sIlUI suGce U1me- So here T Is
 SPACE PCNE. Russia IS red, the sky S blue when Glenn few over. he yelled yoo. hoo,
 Dog-H in Auchru5ee tse fmr has rsaEty bun Hum. aH it rint Cof r0tF1ia 50 d9 t-7tt tEere Rem dezrous- Seems Et.s q fesIs~ hi the nGnae of NIIton Leru hit -otrH an g5u q bunch Of speech eS-
 Anywav- he is the presidunt of the -Arlericun Coalition of Patriotic Societies He give some real rlD-snorters from the far right side Of the fenee in cIudIn ene at the Alaska LeehG.- dist University
 Well ST ererythia tesaz e0- in good tiL fhe pres1esurr Of tFGe Un rerszt1t. Dr. Fred tTc<Ftua5s- Iet loose 9rith q fet- hIGSts Gbeus b0tc he diHt re0IsE lit.g tFls s1z5 q speeches Milton Lo~g ws- astfn- N0tr tFEeu ts heria q good fight
 Them two f4Ile-s t@s+e be keerful- or taey EIEI BOTH es Investigated hy the Alaska T.ez- ssfst1!re fer ca-r7atlrY Ar7ez1
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
l -:- EDITORIAL -:-
 Supporf Pioneer Park


 canozrs5 10 many of the 6as being introduced and considered bY the Alaska Lagsafora he request e Fair oaaks area Pioneers fer Pioneer Park ranks as MAJOR LEGISLATION.
 Taers Is 10 reason why t7e srza io question. along with similar parcelz e land T7 oaef communities sdoof1 rel De +ur7ed oa 10 ne Pioneers Of Alaska Many parcels q land e paz have been dsVo5ed to far less ssnff c=of use.
 There is TO question in tFe n1ind of this paper fksf me overwhelming majority CT the residents CT the Fairbanks Tn favor of Pioneer Park. AND THEY ARE IN FAVOR OF HAVING THE PARK IN THE AREA TIE PIONEERS HAVE REQUESTED
 Ne do aof feel fhs- +ae Mayor and CouncTn7=a7oers v7o oooosad Ee requested Iocaoa should 6e condemned f7r fneir stand We do feel hoevef tnaf he sand $ esse1son sr5Ftsssats<s EHankEaazs
 Ire ep!srasdPsorssr Psg cogld 6e fsea7erdoos asset E inc entire Fairbanks area Is value Ts tno-fod
 First fhe paek will preserve fha heritage q Aiassas coIorfU past This s sorefhng thai cannot be valued n collars and cents-
 Wfhoyf pride, community is NO COMMUNE TT AT ALL All the water systems and paved streets n the Fairbanks cannot even come cose 10 eratns sha amount cf civic pride fhas the Pionee. Park would bring.
 Second, tHe park would finally provide some reason tourists to 4sif awhile in fhe Fairbanks When you sop and think there really is NO REASON at a at te esenf time for tourists do than transfer from =oae airoIane to aaother in the Fairbanks area
 H is trUe that fhe gold dredges supply some interest lis also true that these dredges WILL SOON BECOME HING OF THEE PAST
 The Pioneer Park could become excellent focal point for providing REAL tourist attractions in fhe Fairbanks As sucn should be readily sibse fo Ire dcwn.o~n section of community THE CITY DuHp DOES NOT FILL THE BILL
 The stafe Legislature has wonderful opportunity to Translate fs reason for being Info real accomplishment While there may be many more sensational avenues q work avasbe. faf would have such constructive result = We do no7 feel the Ieqisature should stop at Fair Banks alone CeftainY legislation caa be d7vsed which would allow te Pcneefs in every community n Alaska build Pioneer Park q thair own.
 As vve e fonA5rd fo fhe great devsopme1f q OUT State for e future we vs nsver lose saf of e past That past must play an important role in the day called tomorrow. -s.za
 Pionaer Perke se'D to fi'I .hafrcles #fhraa19a ~ building rrhtfu pride in herfsre tiasksns =. fhrour', rroyidre visual example of fiat heri -s-faae for all inc sisiiir- world 10 sse.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28

eseSnasdae. Fshrasry 1s. l762
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07

Rawhde-"Incdent Of the Querencias" That excellent
character actor Edward Andrews seldom turns up in
Western AS friend of boss Gil Favor and trouble
maker, rancher Andrews to make fresh start,
but he's odd duck and the drover don't cotton to him
1880 pm, WTOP-9.
Sing Along With Mtch-ThereS lot of moody sentiment in
Mtchs songs tonight plus few traditional hymns.
The former represented by Yearning" "old oaken
Bucket" 1.-TWO Sleepy People, etc. and the hymns are
1.-THE Eyes of God" abide With Me-" and "A Mighty
Fortress" (Coor) $3.50 pm, wRC4.
I'm Dickens He's Fenster-"The Joke" Best in weeks.
Harry needs joke for speech he's supposed to make
receiving safety award When he finally finds one,
there's definite split the merits Of the gag. It's
absolutely wild outing but the most beautiful scene
takes place at Harrys house when he tells his wife the
joke. Q pm, WMAL-7.
Jack Paar ShOw-Paar spends good deal OF the time talk
ing to Judy Garland and listening to her tales about
those old days at Metro Judy also sings Little Drops of
Rain" and Paris Lonely Town. Robert Goulet solos
to "You Stepped out of Dream" and Another Time,
Another Place" (Color) 10 pm, WRCA
Eyewitness-Tho President Visits SAC" Timely and topical
tonights report covers the Presidents morning visit to
the Control Headquarters Of the Strategic Air Command
at Offut Air Force Base in Omaha today and his tour
this afternoon Of the Atomic Energy Commissions labo-
ratory at Los Alamos. 1890 pm, wToP-9.
TOnigh-Johnny Carsons guests Clyde Beatty Irwin
Corey Phyllis Mcguire and the Little Sisters. (Color0
1880 pm. WRC-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
OTHER TV HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WTOP (9)-Route Sc. A
beautiful young mentalist in
a night club act forecasts
that Buz will die at the
hands of his friend Tod. Lois
Smith, Theodore Bikel.
$500, WTTG (5) Movie
Greats. THE Green Years"
A well-made adaptation Of
A. ]. Cronin's novel about
an Irish lad who goes to live
with his grandparents in
Scotland. Charles Coburn,
Tom Drake d945).
$3.50, WTOP (9) - Fair Ex-
change. Patty's activities in
a militant young peoples
group embarraSs the Finches
when they learn that Patty's
parents plan to visit Eng
land.
1890, WMAL az - On Loca-
ton. A portrait Of Washing
ton preparing for Christ
mas. showing stores displays
under construction, the
building of the Pageant Of
Peace on the Ellipse, chill
dren making Christmas
wishes, etc.
11:OO, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. Together Again" A
romantic comedy about a
straight-laced lady mayor Of
a small town who falls for
a New York sculptor. Irene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
EDUCATIONAL N
(CHANNEL 26)

3:SO-Probability and Stats
tics.
5:OO-Elements and the Uni
verse.
5:3O-What's New. Children.
6:OO-Peaceful Loire Valley.
6:15-Friendly Giant. Chill
dren.
6:30-Probability and Stats
tics.
7:OO-American Economy.
7:3O-Japanese Brush Paint
ing. Horses"
S:0O-The House We Live In
Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
TODAY'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTs

$500, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Featured jazz artists
include Gary Mcfarland,
June Christy. Les Mccain,
Slim and Slam and Harry
James.
$3.50, WOL-Stagedoor. Selec-
tions from "Camelot" and
Milk and Honey"
9:15, WGTB-FM 1901 Mc.)-
Basketball. Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07

Hoyas VS.. the New York Uni
versity Violets. From Madi-
son Square Garden.
Tomorrow
1889, WTOP, WWDC Foot
ball. Washington Redskins
VS.. the Baltimore Colts.
$500, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1885 Mc.)--Metropoli-
tan Opera. "Cavalleria Rust
icana" and "Pagliacci."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07

Dunno, Charles Boyer
(194D.
1880, WNfAL (7)-Movie. THE
Doctor and the Girl" Two
doctors, father and son,
have opposing views on their
practices. Janet Leigh,
Glenn Ford (194D.
1858, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. China Adventure"
A World War II story about
two officers and a Navy
nurse who try to rescue q
captured admiral. Barry
Sullivan (1953).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
Television Tomorrow-soturdoy Dec. 8. 1852

WRc-L Modern Farmer 3e
~ Hohie $50 Ruff and Rty
Leonardo and Ms sAsh sesG H. FuD te Magic Midway H.
Rsom fW Daddy i73o EJpshnE i Plhenss
hsasF ci $50, wAipashi NATL FsSihaI League RlhTsAs
WeG@ Tsy Your Ls 0S
W TO- SSgun PheUe II, Big Attus Big MUls
csmma Watsf $50 Circus Bsy; esbd hsI $50 Car
W-Ais Lh Ilms $50 Comics end csssnG
ID Face ii9a Tsp Cat a. Bugs i1
nen nls ia mmHi T1kdsWni 7e MUsi BoWlsTs chsIsq
Wide Sports 80 - !
WI0P-Iho Menlg Msdits
W eapnih kaHpG n
eHurs Rio H TIM t3a Shy King, ilS RssGm
Room Big Nemesis spesj
ball Wssh vs. Bahh AIS NUseus
Seorehoau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Ton0hts top shoiDs as preuietDed By ~ KEYS staff
Dho attend rehedrsGls match screenings and Gndlyze
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to vteDerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
FIN Stations

TM SIuItOHS
WAsHFh-sl.t Me.-Ism 10 t1,ts S.n.
weIB-FM-sot MI 10 "a Pm. Msaasy-
Friday, Q an. 10 5 pm. Saturday secs
10 mltnlght Suadsy.
WpRW.PM- 1857 Nc. $50 IN. to nl1NshL
WhFs-FM- to1l Ne. tstsnSI-
$50 10 midnight Men. -FFl.;
u nssH to mldnIsht sst.-sua.
WlMu-FM-ss.s Me- p.n. 10 mItnIgAt.
VOL FM-ss.1 Me.-s;eo an. 10 mldnlght.
WFAh.FM- ioo.3 VEL an. TO midnight.
WWpe-FM -Ioi.i Me.-7l-houT sperstlsa.
WeMs.FM- to1.s Ne. -1lhsur sperstIsa
sHeept mldnisht 10 Q an. On Monday.
WeTs-FM-siIs Nellie 10 10 pm. Msa..
Fii.i $50 10 Phi Sunday, 8 10 10 -.
WxRA-fM-iess NH nson to mldnlsht
WMAl FM-to11 Ms.-sa.m. to lils an.
WPec-FM-ss.s Ms an. 10 Q Pm.
WIMD-FM-s4.1 Me- an. 70 midnlght
WeAT.fM-ss.s Nj. - an. 10 mitultht
WAvAFM-ies.t Me.--s an. 10 n On.
WRc-FM-s1s Nc. -silo O. 10 Tan.
WToP-Fm-ss.i Ms.-ysii, s.n. 70 iiisLn
Evening star., 1962-07-26
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Accent-The Aspen Idea" An exciting look at cultural
in the land Of the new" West The little mountain
village Of Aspen Colorado has been resurrected from its
silver mining boom-and-bust obscurity and turned into
the hummng home of the Aspen Music Festival Composer
Darius Mhaud will conduct his works, and Jennie
Tourel will sing. 7:30 pm, WTOP-9.
My Three SOnsLe Petit Stowaway" epeat) An imagina-
tive little gem Steve can't keep his promise to take Chip
trip Chip smuggles himself the plane and ends
up in Paris not knowing where he is There are some
funny sequences employing English titles brilliantly and
amusing bit in Paris airport involving American
tourists. charming, delightful, witty show 900 pm
WMAL-7.
The Lively Ones-(Premiere). lively summery, musical
series with style Minus ntroductionS the Brubeck
Quartet suddenly appears magic carpet" playing
against the movement of the freeway below The show
gathers pace with more imaginative camerawork for
Woody Herman's Mood Indigo" There's peppy Bill
Bailey" by Dama Jo and then Peggy Lee simply walks
off with the show She'll you with her big Bad Bill
is Sweet William Now" CThis looks like a hit series
thanks to director Barry Shear given free handO
(Color) $50 pm, WRC-4
The Law and Mr. JOnes-"Cold Turkey" Repeat) Thanks
to Peter Falks virtuoso performances dope addict
Che nominated for Emmy for this 1861 Job and
James Whmore's competent support there's unusually
compelling scene in the show It's the addicts confession
Evening star., 1962-07-26

followed by whitmore's shocked reaction. $50 pm.
WMAI-7. r..
At the SOurceFrom the Hotel Commodore In New York CITY,
correspondents Bill Leonard and Paul Niven interview
George Meany, the president of the AFL-CIo 1000 p
WTOP9. IL
Sing Along With Mtch-epeat) Some of the top hits
Back Home in Indiana" Georgia On My Mind" Poor
Little Rhode Island" oklahoma" i've Got Right
to Sing the Blues" (Color) 1000 pm- WRC-
The UntOuchables-'The Maggie Storm Story" Repeat)
Husky-voced Patricia Neal plays speakeaSy owner and
she's pretty Swanky in the role Clearly Miss Neal
cut above such job. but she gives the part certain
flair and definitely appeals to the She also auctions
off dope until Eliot Ness decides to stop it. 1000 pm,
WMAL-7.
Steve Allen ShOw-There's jam session tonight with
numbers written by Steve and Libi Stager and John
Gabriel sing Steve does comedy routine called Uncle
Steve, and there's lion mascot the show. 1125 pms
WTOP@9.
Tongh-Jack Leonard chats with Harvey Stone NpSey
Russell Johnny Desmond Jack Duffy Alan Gale and Joe
Garagigiola (Coor) 1880 pm, WRC-.