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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
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baths, bsmt.. $200. RE. 1885.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExeH.

MOUNTAIN CABIN In Virginia
with 16 secluded partly wooded
acres on Old Rag Mtn. near
trout streams and natl. park
Furnished for immed. occupancy
Elee. kit, run. water. full bath
Buy now for autumn. Write or
phone s25-9es7. Z: r. NEAL,
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HOUSES ron sALF-EW.

1889 SPRING PL. NW.-Beauttful
large brick home. LIST lr... liv. rm-,
bath. End fir, 4 bedrms., Ia baths
Also an attic. Lge. dry bsmt. and
garage. Priced only S16,95O. Terms
can be arranged. To inspect, Open
Sun, 2 70 5. Nr. 10th and eprtne
I'd. or call Mr.. Ryan, AD. z-410c
Ewes. DE 2-51Is with
M. PAUL HANNAH
1918 18th ST. NV.
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BERKSHIRE, MD.-3-bedrm. bFiel
rambler. fun bsmt., rec. rm-, ga
heat. covered porch. lge. I'd. cony
schools. transp., stores. RE. 8.
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ARL. HORTH-Charming 2-bedfm
al-briek home. complete Will
fenced rear lot with trees. froni
screened porch and completely ali
conditioned. For emily $125.
A N BarF Realty. Inc. IA. A-335f
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/ HOUSES UNFuRR. 70 RENi


NR. LAKE BARCROFT -nnGED
OCCUP. 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
att. garage, fenced yard. COW
to bus. schools. churches, shop
ping center. sl6S mo. CL. e-06O3
I NEW HOUSE, bedrooms, g baths
recreation room and lRe. screened
| porch. Adjacent to new elementary
school; SEQ Lorraine DR., Rock
CALL 427-7272
OXON HILL-3-bedrm. rambler,
I fenced lot, equip. kit. radiant
heat. Vacant. $3.50. 24s-5522.
SPACIOUS COLONIAL HOME = Z
rooms on secluded 4 acres. SI6O
month Andrews Field area. 372-
1921.
SPRING VALLEY = epGcio1S Z
4 6edEmss 81 baths, lgs. fenced
y1rd. Fo6 I year. RE-. 1855,
VA. HTLLS-3-bedTm. bTk., fun
II bSmt.. earport. fen. back I'd. Sl2b
mo. so. S-S147, 765-S04s.
WHEATON,, KENsnNGTON, Silver
SPRING. ROCKVILLE-SeVeral 3.
3 and 4 oeorm- homes avail Some
Tor Immediate occupancy, some
with option to buy. '1Call" o.
.w1te 949-S44O. MANOvILL
hEALTY CORP, 251e University
blvd. West. Wheaton. MARYLAND
WOODBRIDGE, VA. - 3-bedroon
4 Split-level, fin. rec. rm., S125 mo
ia. 5-lS53 after S pm.
/ S-BEDRM. HOMES, ssS Up
In nearby Nd. beach area. 45 min.
DC. Immed. poSs. RA. $1,000.
IS " ST. NV rms, 2 baths, 2
/ Kitchens. Ful bsmt., oil heat
4 Newly dec. Only S13S mo. cal
MR.. NEUMANN. Ma. s-67O0.
IO0s PA. AVE. s.E.-Lge. 6-rm-
house. baths. oil h.-W.h. SlT5
mo. THOMAS P. BROWN. INC.
FE. 7-l77O.
18th AND HAMILTON SIS. NJ
-semiSdst brick. rms. reg.
PENNY's REALTY CO, Tu' .
III or JU. $4,000.
1S4S EUCLID ST., NV. = Il
rooms, baths, 2 kits. and ga
rage. Pull bsmt.. gas heat. Only
SoO mo: Gail Mr.. NEUMANN.
Ma. $500
I23 THOMAS 81, NV. 2-famiiy
frigerators. Sl56. 529-s65o.
272s n ST. S.E.-o rms. and bath,
i rec. rm., gas heat. S13B no.
4. r. RUPERT. ST. 3-s4s4.
26 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
12 ROOMS, q BATHS
MA q OrlS
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ARLINGTON. 1890 n. 26th ST.
Beautiful. 1-yeaT-old home, in
finest location. completely redee.
bedrms.. . baths, lge; porch.
ioysly l9t; sSss. Pr: out Lee
right on 26th st. 2 block 70
house. DTrTMAR CO.. INC. IA.
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HOUSES EoR sALE-MW.
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BRlGHTWOOD

4-bedrm.. 3-bath, rec
rm., fully air-eond. rambler. $50.
500. 1883 18th st. nF. LeeRatR I'd
Nv 4REAa
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downtown

ARL. n. LIE HWY.-l-2 bedrms-,
bath; 2nd flr. Adults. No children,
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ARL-, I124 N. Kennebee st.-Lge.
l-eedrm, apt. SIS. Call res. nEr..
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HOUSES FURA. 70 RENT
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE, SPACIOUS apart
ment in exclusive NV. building
Switchboard and elevator, gardens.
LARGE drawing rm., dining rm.,
MODERN kitchen. 3 BEDRMS.
2A BATHS. Reasonably priced.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION cali
MIS-, Kraft DE. 2-O671 or DE. q
RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO., INC.
REALTORS 1921 Conn. Ave.
CHESAP'KE ST. s.E.-S6.496. ist
fir. air cond 1 bedrm.. u blk.
bus, shops. $40 mo. pays ali. Refs,
REQUIRED. 10. J-53g6.
THE WEsTCHESTER - bedFms.
hv. rm., Solarium, foyer, bath, din.
AREA. Kit. Pc. $3.50.
. BEDRM. KENWO0D HOUSE
Chevy Chase, Md. Beaut. spae. air
eond. hv. rm., din. rm., kit,
baths, balcony (all custom de-
signedl. parking spaces. other
desirable features. OWNER, $50.
1928 until $40 sat. all day sun
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BETHESDA = Liks-neW 3-bedrm.
2-oath rambler, walk to schools
and wildwood shopping area, l.
Zsa5 lenss avail S2ss per .1S mS
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ARLINGTON = 3-bedroom brick
rambler. II Q. Edison ST.. $135.
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CAMERON STATION AREA-2.
bedrm. modern eottage on Uoodet
secluded 3 acres. $3.50 IA s.
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BETHEsDA-Brick Colonial. Q bed.
rms, hy, din, bath. garage, fen
I'd. Walking distance to Nav
Med. and NH. S175. OIL. 1924
BROOKMONT = 64I7 Broad St.
off Macarthur blvd. NV. Det
brick bi-level. { lge. bedrooms
2 baths, $1s6. Or call 3O1-79S'
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OXON HILL-3-bedrm. rambler
FENCED lot; equip; kit7 .TadIian
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CAPITOL HILL AREA, Sc 3 d. NV
4 rms. and bath. unfin. bsmt.
gas hot.air heat, 500 mo. R. R
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CARROLL KNOLLs = Brick ram
bier, conveniently loe. on Ga. ave-,
direct express bus to downtown.
LiV. rm. with firepl,, lge. din. el,
ceramic tile kit. with stove and
refgr. freezer, 3 bedrms. and
bath. Bsmt. has laundry. rm.,
eompl. shoWer-bAth, huge rec. rm.
with walk-out level to fenced I'd.
$lo0. GRAY-KESSINGER A CO,
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TOT 9th ST. Sc.
APIS. UHFUREIsHED-VA.

ARL.. 2OII s. 9Th sT.-LEs. ]
bedrm. Close Pentagon. Recond
&67 so. Tenant pays utils. Res
mgr IA 6-1A0A
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srAClODS COLONlAL HOME -
rooms on secluded 4 acres. Sl6O
month. Andrews Field area. s72-
939I
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FF
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SPRING VALLEY - spaeiouS Z
bedrms., ga baths, lge. fenced
yard. For year. RE-. 1855,
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MONT. CO.--3-b.r, brk. rambler,
baths. bsmt. SIPS. Vacant.
c. PAUL HICKMAN, 949-020O
NEARBY MD. PALMER PARK
S110. semidet. 3-bedrm., auto
washer and dryer, fenced yard
play gym, children welcome, closs
70 everything. Option to buy. SIP
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Mr.. CHANTILLY. VA.

frame rambler, In ex-
Gel. cond. Lee. liv: rm. with firepl..
beautiful equipped kit. tiled bath,
full walk-out bSmt. with firepi.. q
car garage. On acre. with trees,
Near grade schools, Can be leased
for years at $3.50 per mo. Call
NOAH L. DOVE. BROKER, DU.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA-
bedrooms. "a baths, den and 2
car garage. Detached brick. COM
pletely redecorated. Available i'm
mediately. $3.50 mo-, with lease.
Cali 5s5-ez0l for appointment.
A. 8. GARDINER Co, INC.
FE. 7-020O 1885 18th 81. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK-4 bedrms.. 9
baths, good transp., schools. S235.
Call Miss Parsons, EM, 1883,
4. 4 GIL d SON. Realtors' Fk'
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MCLEAN

Three ana bedrm. homea, some
avail. immed., prices range from
Si2h to S2"6 per mo. Call FL
6-5565. MRS. WIN. n. LAU0HLIN.
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AMATEUR
Kniehton Gains,
Opposing Potion

monixide got into his home
air conditioner, asphixiating
him and his wife.
Yesterday Blair scored a q
and-1 decision over Roger
McManus, a former Green's
boro IN. c. resident who now
lives in Cincinnati.
Judging from their medal
scores, Cullinane has a better
chance to remain in the tourn-
ament than Knighton. Perky
was l over par for the Is holes
of his match yesterday and was
five over in winning his first
round match.
Knighton was 6 over yester-
day and was lucky to catch a
man who was even more upset
about playing IN the Amateur
than he was. Green was 10
over par for II holes and that
wouldn't win a match in the
Manor Club championship.
Mike Briggs, 19-year-old
Columbia member, lost 4 and 8
to Paul Wise of Ardsley-on-
Hudson, N. Y, yesterday.
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which had q I'll record. He
later starred at Ohio Univo-
sity. Seventeen Of the original
% players are expected to at
tend the reunion.
A& &&
One of the better anecdotes
to cross this desk in some
time concerns the father who
was questioning his 16-year-
old son about the excessive
number of penalties his team
was drawing because of the
overzealous play of some of
the boys.
How come" the father ask
ed, that practically every time
you make a good gain it is
wiped out by a penalty"
1--WE don't mean to-" the
youngster answered, but some
of the boys are young and in
experienced"
4 4
This weeks approved foot
ball ruling (high school ver-
sion) involves the sleeper play,
which some old-times have
asked why it isn't used any,
more.
The ruling states that no
player shall be more than is
yards away from the spot where
the ball is snapped. That rules
out the old trick Of laying or
the sidelines and catching the
defense by surprise.
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Coe in the first round I said,
Daddy, give me $25 and
another pair Of pants and I'll
see you Monday night
THAT wasn't true. What I
really said was, Daddy, give
me $25 and six golf balls and
I'll see you Monday night I
brought a lot more pants with
me, but they're all dirty now.
II brought a lot more money,
too. Shucks, SIS wouldn't get
me through the practice
rounds"
What surprised everybody
about this exchange was the
fact that Gerringer, a smallish
19-year-old from Newport
News, Va, could make a joke.
He seems so earnest and sincere
in everything he says, you have
to believe almost every word.
"You know" he went on in
his magnolia blossom drawl,
when I stood out on that first
tee today, I thought to myself
that this was the last place
I expected to be Tuesday morn
ing.
81 certainly enjoyed playing
with Mr.. Coe, he's such a won-
derful fella."
= 4 =
Gerringer had just beaten
Dave HaSslen of Ortonville,
Mimi, 6 and 4, but the memory
of his first-round match was
still with him.
81 don't think I'll ever forget
that match" he said. Nor will
Coe ever forget Gerringer.
This shows what can happen
in a match-play tournament.
1t is doubtful that Charley Coe,
two-time National Amateur
champion, Walker Cup player
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and wealthy Oklahoma oil
man, ever heard of little Rom
ME Gerringer until he stepped
on to the first tee of Pinehurst
No. 2 Monday.
Now Gerringer attracts a
good portion of the sparse gal
Ilery that has been here this
week. He is a hometown hero
in Newport News.
81 called home after I beat
Mr.. Coe Monday to tell them
about the match. 1t took two
and a half hours to get Mom-
ma, but she already knew ]
won. Somebody back home
called down there earlier and
found out. You should have
heard my sister. She sounded
like she was going crazy" Ger
ringer said with the least hint
Of q chuckle.
= =
Just then Homero Blancas,
the Texas hotshot who shot
SIS on a par-70 Texas course
recently, walked by. Hey,
Rahhnie," he called, mimicking
Gerringer's accent. How'd you
do, Rahhnie?"
81 won, Homero," Gerringer
answered with a grin. Got
lucky again"
who do you play tomor-
row?" somebody asked.
Either Mr.. Blum or Mr..
Allen" Ronnie answered, still
respecting his elders. AS it
turned out, Bob Allen of West
Hartford, Conn, defeated Ar
mold Blum, another former
Walker Cup player. from Ma
con, Ca. / up. and won the
dubious distinction Of playing
a homesick Gerringer this
morning.
II told daddy yesterday that
I hope I see him Sunday morn
ing. But he said, Son. If you're
in the finals. I won't see you
Sunday. III be on the first tee
Saturday morning waiting for
you to show up
You know" Gerringer said
wiStfully, "I haven't seen
Momma and Daddy since Fri
day. I sure wish they were
here"
Evening star., 1962-09-19
BY CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

George Washington Hig h
Schools surprisingly easy VIC
tory over Annandale last Sat-
urday night was the result of
overall excellance. but there is
one play that win stick in the
minds of Coach Steve Osisek
and Halfback Don Seemuller
for some time.
The Presidents, leading TO,
had a fourth-down and one
yard-to-go situation on their
oNn 48-yard line in the second
quarter. Seemuller tried a slant
off tackle and picked up the
necessary yardage.
There's nothing spectacular
about making a fourth-and-
one situation in the second
quarter, unless there's a his
tory behind the reason for the
attempt in the first place.
In this case. it was signif-
icant. CIV missed on the iden-
tical play a year ago and lost,
1913, to the Atoms. AMMAN
dale took over and drove for
the winning score. wiping out
a 1877 CIV lead.
Although Osisek refuses to
put his finger on that one play
as having much to do with
the loss last year. he admits
this years success had much
to do with the easy victory.
Experience was the big diff
ference this year." Steve said.
I'VE missed an assignment on
that play last year that we
didn't miss this year. It's that
simple"
Oddly, one Of the stars Of
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WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS
A Year Makes Difference

the Presidents defensive unit
was Doug Tibbitts, a middle
guard who learned his football
at Annandale. Doug played for
the Atoms junior varsity last
year.
Among the other bright spots
pointed out by Osisek was the
play Of John Kemper, a s.
foot-8, 150-pounder, at quar-
terback, and Ed Keller at full
back. Kemper was switched
from halfback. Keller is a s.
foot-2, 193-pound sophomore
with a bright future.
- -
The freshman football roster
at North Carolina reads like a
Who's Who among Washing
ton area scholastic stars. On
the squad are Halfback Max
Chapman, the All Metropoli-
tan from Episcopal, Tackle
Hugh Eagleton of Blair, Half
back Bill Darnall of Wake
field, End John Atherton of
Annandale and Center Pa t
Shea of st. Johns. Carolina
and Duke always have attract
ed many boys from the WASH
ington area.
You couldn't blame Coach
George Kohut of the new Walt
Whitman High School in
Montgomery County for hold
ing Halfback Reggie Christian
out of next years opening
game.
Reggie, a 5-foot-9, 175-
FOUNDER, suffered a broken left
leg in last weeks opener
against Central and will be
lost for the rest of the sea-
son.
Reggie played on the Walter
johnson junior varsity last
year and suffered a broken
arm in the first game Of the
season. He showed up late for
Whitman'S practice this year,
but had better wait even long
er next season.
The loss of Christian, who
scored one touchdown against
Central. will hurt the new
school. However, there still will
be a Christian on the team,
since Reggie's brother, Tim, is
q guard.
&&
A. E. (Rasty) Doran, athle-
tic director for Alexandria's
public schools. will attend a
reunion Of his high school foot
ball teams 40th anniversary
Saturday in Geneva, Ohio.
Rasty was the captain and full
back on Geneva's 1922 team,
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Mrs. Love Wins
Cedur Crest Title

Mrs. Forrest Love defeated
Mrs. B. B. Parks, l up, on the
10th hole to win the women's
club championship yesterday at
Cedar Crest Country Club.
Mrs. Love and Mrs. Parks had
tied for medalist honors in the
qualifying round with IT'S.
Mrs. Carl Hancock beat Mrs.
Donald White, 5 and 4, to win
the first flight, and Mrs. John
Broaddus won the second flight
by whipping Mrs. Oscar Bu-
chanan, 4 and 8.
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EuaIes Cut and Add

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10
(AP).-The Philadelphia Ea-
giles yesterday released rockies
Don Jonas and Jim Beaver and
signed as free agents Halfback
Merrill Douglas and Defensive
Tackle Joe Lewis.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
TEE. 10 GREEN
Joking Matter
Is Clarified
By ROBERT soMMERs

PNEHURST. N. c. Sept 19-Ronnie Gerringer, who is
conducting the popular interviews Billy Joe Pattons
earlier days here at the National Amateur championship admits
only joking after Charisy in the opening
round Monday
Z everybody that when PLAYING Mr..
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Trobert Tops OImedo

LONDON, Sept. 10 (AP).
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati de-
feated Alex Olmedo of Peru,
6-4, Ga, last night in the
London professional indoor
lawn tennis tournament.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

teur champion who was beaten,
in 20 holes by Randolph Snider
of Houston, Tex.
Justa Beats WysOng
Justa sent Wysong back to
Texas a loser, / up. and Sigel
got more than obvious pleasure
out Of defeating Farley by the
same margin.
Sigel, a cousin of Helen Sigel
Wilson of Philadelphia, one of
the all-time fine women anna
teurs, attended the University
of Houston, Zarley's school, for
one semester, but transferred
to Wake Forest last fall.
If he is not known elsewhere,
he is known in Pennsylvania.
Only 18 years old, Sigel is the
Pennsylvania Amateur cham
pion and while he was in high
school he broke one of Arnold
Palmer's records by shooting
2l3 at the Penn State course
and winning the State high
school championship. Palmer
won it with 214.
Perhaps no one is taking this
tournament more seriously than
Justa, a 23-year-old public re-
lations representative. A kid
sensation in North Carolina
nine years ago, Justa was the
medalist in the State Amateur
at the age of IA.
He gave up competitive golf
about three years ago, but
when he learned the Amateur
would be played here at Pine
hurst, he set out on q condi-
tioning program.
He went on the PGA tour.
played in six tournaments and
said he learned two things.
First, Bob Rosburg. one Of
the finest putters in the game,
helped him on the greens by
giving him an hours lesson in
Pensacola, Fla.
"And when you're playing
against fellows like Rosburg,
Palmer, Nicklaus and guys like
that" Justa said, you don't
get scared out here"
Justa is getting a lot Of sup
port from the gallery. but no
body, not even Patton, is get
ting more than Ward, Tarboro
IN. c. native who won the
Amateur in 1855 and 1856.
Harvie hasn't been the same
since, but a lot Of his old
friends have come here to see
him.
Beman, who was given the
bruShoff by a few OF the name
players because they said he
can't drive far enough. has the
antidote to length-keep the
ball in play.
In the Is holes Of his match
yesterday he was never off the
fairway and missed four green's.
He had two bogies and a birdie
and putted 81 times. five under
standard figures.
Still, he wasn't satisfied with
his putting.
"I yanked a couple off line"
he said.
The other Washington sur
vivor, Perky Cullinane, another
Bethesda member.
Cullinane came here with a
record of four first-round losses
in four previous Amateurs. Now
he's won twice, beating Richard
Sucher Of Milwaukee, 4 and 3,
yesterday.
Today he meets Jim Tom
Blair Of st. Louis, the son of
the former Missouri Governor
who died in a freak accident
this summer when carbon
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AMATEUR

continued From Page C-1
has renewed his acquaintance
with Sigel. a 6-foot l-inch,
1s0-pound Wake Forest sopho-
more.
They joined two other name
players on the sidelinees-Bill
Campbell, a former Walker
Cup captain from Huntington,
w. Va, who lost, l up to
Marion Methvin of Little Rock,
Ark, a semifinalist last year,
and Gary Cowan of Kitchener,
Ontario, 1861 Canadian ANA
teur champion who was beaten,
in 20 holes by Randolph Snider
/, Of Houston, Tex.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

Radio
Baseball
! New York at Washington,
WTOP-1500, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
TeIevision Tomorrow-Tus.doy Oct. 8, 1862

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The Lucy ShowTonight Lucy up in fencing outfit
for by YN4CA instructor. Lucy's reaction to her
teacher is fine, and fans will get chucke from in
struconS like be light and relaxed, for Lucy $3.50 pn1
WTOP-9.
Danny ThOmaS you don't enough of Jack Carter on
Ed Sullivan he pops in here playing himself Jacks going
for Danny at the nightclub while Danny goes to
Europe and Jack steps up with for at least five
minutes while Danny sits patiently in the sidelnes pm
WTOP-9.
Stoney Burke-Fght Night AS this series progresses
the most interesting thing about it is going be its second
lead YES played by Warren Oates Yes unlike most side
kicks in westerns is nogood rat but Stoney can't bring
himself him In this one Yes is playing both sides
against the middle since boxing match is scheduled for
the night the rodeo and he's helping the highest
bidder pmr WMAL-T
Andy GriffthA girl is introduced on the series as
possible for Sheriff Andy She's got money and
good drawl but Andy leery Of all that wealth Blond
bouncy Moore plays the part Of the girl $3.50 pm
WTOP-9
David Brneys JournaTwo ofbea stories that rate the
title of absurd underline Brinkleys for comic irony
In one the founding father of Brazis club for fleeing
fnancierS Earl Belle tells all about his innocence OF
the 81 Federal indictments for embezzement and fraud
and practically weeps about the hardShps he's enduring
in swanky Rio penthouse apartment In the other we
90 to wedding Nevada held in saloon (Coor) 10
pm, WRC+
Ben Casey-"The Night That Nothing Happened TheyVe
really got problems at the old hospital tonight In the
middle of heat spell there's power failure, which leads
to practically everything from pregnant woman stuck in
an elevator schizophrenic wandering in the corridors
10 pm, WMAL-7.
TOnightohnny Carson has Jack Bennys daughter joan
on the show and Mitch Miller Sebastian Cabot and Com
mander whitehead. Tina Robins attends to the songs
(Coor) 1880 pm. WRC-4.
Evening star., 1962-10-08

Admirino townsfok think Sweet Sam" is too good
to be true, while Cheyenne is determined to prove
i'll ROBERT MeQUEENEY guest stors with CLINT
WALKER.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
Other AM Stutions

WINI-1s1e Es.-2l-hSur operation.
WPIK-73e ks.-Daylisht sRly.
WaMR-1o5o ke.-Dlylight tnly.
WUSI-111a M.-bayIlght tAly.
WFAx-127o N.-Dsyight shlJ.
WWDc-17se ks.-7l-hsur sBeTitisa.
WEEL-13is ks.-7l-hsur spsrltisn sIsspt
Monday mianiEht to SAN. Tussdiy.
W0ok-134o ks.-2I-hsur operation MshsEy-
Saturday; Sunday SAN. 10 midniEht.
WEAM-13so kt.-7I-hsur Spsrstish, tIespt
Sunday midnight to Sam. Mshtly.
Wboh-is4e ks.-DlyllEht shly.
NPse-1st1 st.-piyllgAt Ih'y.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
FIN Stations
WHFs-FM-1b7.3 We. lstsFsSI--
A;3o 10 midnight MsH.-Frl.i
-,k.fahf eat Ems

II Hoan 70 mlanlsht Sat.-Sah'
WAMu-FM-ss.s he.-7 pm. TO miah'sht'
WoI -FM-ss.1 Ms.-s:po an. to midnight'
WFAN-FM-foo.5 Me.-1 an. ts mlsaisht'
WWDc- -FM-tei.1 Me.-7A-hsuF speFatish'
WeMs-FM-1e1.s Me.-74-hsuF spsratisa
erespt midnight to 9 an. On hoadaI'
WeTs-FM-si.s Me.-1:3e to 10 pm. Msh.
fri; SO to 4 PM sunaaY, to 10 Pm.
WTRA-FM-1e5.s Ms.-i7 Hosh to midhlght.
WMAI -FM-1s1.3 Me.-s an. to t'As an.
WPec-FM-ss.s Ms.-s an. to pm.
WJMB-FM-s4.1 Me.-1 an. to Midnight.
WeAY-FM-ss.5 S Ms an. to midAight.
WAVA-FM-1o5.i Me.-s an. to II pm.
WRe-FM-s3.s 8 Ms.-s:3o an. to an.
WToP-FM-ss.J Mc.-S;7S an. to 7:1o an.
WLsH-FM-s1.i MI an. to 17;lsi.H.
WeTB-FM-so.1 4 Mr.-Silent HHtil 0ttnbsF.
WPRW W-FM-iOs.1 Nc. $50 an. 10 niGhiEht
Evening star., 1962-10-08
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC t4l-The Story Of
"A Boxer" Having lost his
construction job, H arold
CBabe) Simmons has to de-
eide how to make money to
support his family.
1880, WTOP (9)-Biography
Premiere. Great figures
from the past and present.
Today: Babe Ruth. Mix e
Wallace narrates.
1I:1O, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. Holiday" A society