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Evening star., 1962-01-22
Du Pont Net.
Shows Guinl

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 20
(AP) .-E. l.. dupont de Nemours
and Co., Inc. today reported
1861 profits of $418 million
based in part on record sales
of $2,191 billion.
The net earnings were equal
to 1888 a share of common
stock and included $3.l6 OBJ
tained from dividends Of
General Motors Corp. stock
Dupont owns.
In 1860 net income totalled
1881 million or $8.10 per share
which included $3.50 dividends
from GIN.
Sales last year, based on pre-
liminary figures, were two per
cent higher than the previous
record year-1960-which total
ed $2.143 billion.
A company spokesman said
the higher profits resulted from
the increased sales and con-
tinued efforts to reduce costs
even though many products
were reduced in price.
Sales for the fourth quarter
last year also net a new record,
$563 million. This was 10 per
cent higher than the $514 mil
lion for the last quarter of
1860 and 2 per cent greater
than the $552 million for the
third quarter of 1861.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
ON WHEELS
Well Scattered Blame
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH

lights which have been stand
ard since turn signals were first
introduced.
The explanation, which does
not exactly fall under the head
ing of a news flash: Amber sig
mails can be seen more readily
than white against glaring de-
Elections and also provide
greater contrast against head
lights at night.
A big deterrent to the change
has been laws in 25 States pro-
hibiting amber lights. but this
obstacle has been surmounted
y Il y
Don Frey, new assistant gen.
eral manager of Ford, recently
said the public's ideal in de-
pendability is the refrigerator
"A man buys it, plugs 1t in and
has no worries.
1--WE want to make our cars
that good"
Speaking before the Phila-
delphia Society of Automotive
Engineers, Mr.. Frey also pre-
dicted that the day will come
when the auto industry will pro-
duce a virtually maintenance
free car, with everything
sealed except the gas tank"
His prediction was that cars
OF the future generally will re-
quire no maintenance for the
first two or three owners.
4 + =
The American Automobile
Association again is warning
motorists who drive on streets
freed of snow and ice by the
use Of salt to get the car washed
as quickly as possible.
Unless removed promptly, the
sodium chloride can cause
serious corroSion. Undercoatine
helps, but it is by no means
perfect, the AAA said.
II 4 4
A new series of comprehen.
Sive guides to the repair anc
maintenance Of all British
\ FOrds, Hillmans and Austin,
} iHealeys has just been an
Evening star., 1962-01-22
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. 22 (AP) (UsDA.-
Hogs 5000; receipts around 500 head
short of the early estimate; opened
rather slow, after early round fairly
active, butchers steady to 25 lower,
mostly steady; sows fully steady; fair
shipping demand; early clearance on
all classes; 1-2 190-22O lb. butchers
17.75-1S 90: around 100 head closely
sorted 200,,215 lbs 1925; mixed 1s3
1a0-250 lbs. 17.00-17.76; 250-2s0
lbs 16.75-1725; 2-3 2S0-300 lbs.
16.25-17 90; mixed 1-3 300-400 lbs
sows 14:50-15.75; 2-3 100000 lbs
Cattle 1900; calves 100; slaughter
steers and heifers fairly active, steady
to so higher: cows steady to 25 higher:
bulls strong to so higher; vealers and
stockers and feeders fully steady;
around a dozen loads prime 1,135-1 400
ID steers 2S.00-2S.25: bulk choice and
mixed choice and prime .950-1 ,450 lbs
25.75-27.75; mixed good and choice
"a. 75-25.50; most good steers 1880
25 90; utility and standard 1880;
%. 90; several loads mixed choice. and
prime heifers 81 .00-27 .25; most choice
%. .5O-26.75: good 23.00-25. 90; utility
and commercial cows 13,75-16 90;
Gamers and cutters 11,75-14.75; util-
ity and commercial bulls 1S.00-29.50;
few standard and good ,vealers 1000
26 100 two loads medium $50 lb.
feeding steers 22.0O.
Evening star., 1962-01-22

With q blunt criticism that
highway designers have never
been permitted to incorporate
all the safety elements they
knew were required" two pub
locations last week tore into the
roadside hazards.
Automotive Safety, a publica-
ton of the Automobile Manu-.
facturers Association, quotes
National Safety Council figures
that from 80 to 35 per cent OF
all traffic accidents occur of
the road.
The current issue Of Sports
illustrated, in the first of two
articles on '"The Imperileo
Road" quoted a Harvard Uni
versity investigator. Alfred l.
Moseley:
There are trees on roads ir
Massachusetts, that have beer
the cause Of two or three auto
fatalities. Yet after each crash
a tree surgeon is sent out to
repair the trunk"
The ST story by Kenneth Ru-
deem, goes much farther thar
the roadside obstacle. "The
driver, as many students Of
safety see him, is undertraineo
and overconfident," the first
article says. "He tends to be
sloppy about crucial car main.
tenance. The Safety Councils
familiar holidays slaughter
warnings don't seem to impress
him. with accidents widely dis.
persed, he sees little first-hanc
evidence of the very real dan
gers of the road.
And since driving is only al
occasional activity, he gives
only a fraction Of the concen
trated thought he devotes II
getting on in life and keepinl
baby in shoes"
= y -
The automotive industry ant
rs States have finally seen tn
light.
All 1868 model cars will com
equipped with amber lights Of
turn signals, replacing the whit
Evening star., 1962-01-22

operations due to conditions
beyond our control"
Suburban had held. its Dodge
franchise for % years in Silver
Spring. the past IL at 95l
Pershing drive. Mr.. Simons
said the building has been sold
but the company will continue
it's used car operation at 1898
Viers Mill road in Wheaton.
Suburban plans to hold a
public auction February 10 at
the Pershing drive address to
dispose of both shop and office
equipment beginning at 10 am,
he added.
Herb Gordon Dodge, Inc. will
sell the full line of Dodge cars
and trucks, used cars, parts,
and will offer complete service
facilities. Herbert Gordon is
president. He has been aSSo-
ciated with Dodge in this area
for the last six years.
The two moves apparently
were not related. 1t was learned
another area dealer has ap-
piled for a Dodge franchise
and is expected to announce
new car sales shortly.
In a separate development,
Mann Oldsmobile at 925 Jesup
Blair drive in Silver Spring
will vacate its building by June
l, William Krebs, vice presi-
dent, said today. The corpora
ton, Mann Motors, Inc, owns
the building and has leased it
to another tenant. No decision
has been made yet about the
Olds new car franchise, Mr..
Krebs declared, but the firm
definitely plans to continue it's
used car operation at 5000
Thirteenth street and body shop
at 1929 Georgia avenue, both
in Silver Spring.
Over the, week end the Pen
tagon announced that Melpar
had been awarded a $4,211 900
Air Force contract to refurbish
and modify reconnaissance air.
borne equipment.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Vienna Trust Assets
Gain 21% in Year

Vienna Trust Co. today re-
ported assets reached $16,774,-
266 at the close of 1861, an
increase of $2,889, 200 or nearly
81 per cent from the previous
year.
The bank has doubled its
total assets in the last -four
years, and opened new branches
last year at Great Falls, Va
and Tyson's Corner, Va. Most
of the increase in assets last
year was in demand deposits
up by $2,431,S26 or nearly 81
per cent. ;
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Association Reports
77.5% Gain in Assets

Northern Virginia Savings &
Loan Association, with offices
in Arlington and Mclean, to-
day reported assets reached
$10,212,410 at the end of 1861,
a. gain of IT'S per cent during
the year.
Martin L. Schnider, execu-
tive vice president, said savings
accounts increased by nearly
"a per cent to reach a total of
$9,065, ,879. Reserves totaled
$570,498 at the year end. The
association was established six
years ago. Main offices are at
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Neunom & Lunson
Elects Directors

Neunam & Lunson, Inc, au-
tomato dry cleaning and laun-
dry chain, has elected a seven
member board of directors at
its first annual meeting.
They are: Harry G.. Neunam
Clifford P. Lunson, Gertrude T
Sweitzer, Bernice M. Lunson
Robert F. Amatto, and Richard
B. Lansdale. The firm plans tt
open several new centers ir
this area in 1862.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Vitro Leads Area
In Defense Contracts

Vitro Corp. Of America holds
first place among private re-
seafch and development COM
panies operating in the Wash
ington area. The Defense
Department said Vitro now
ranks 41st among 500 contrac-
tors for fiscal 1861 in net value
of military prime contracts.
A.C.F. Industries of Riverdale,
Md, ranks 49th; Melpar of Falls
Church, Va, ranks 9th and
Atlantic Research of Alexan-
dria, Va, ranks 69th.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Suburban Motors Ends
Its Dodge Franchise;
Gordon Plans Full Line
BY TRUMAN r. TEMPLE
Star Staff Writer

major changes Dodge franchise sales in this area
today Suburban Motors disconnung
sales effective January g. and Herb Gordon Dodge
Inc opened business at 4301 Connecticut NV
Hamilton Smons general and vice president
of Suburban Motors said his firm forced to discontinue
Evening star., 1962-01-22
SYLVIA PORTER
IS ON VACATION

Sylvia Porter is on vaca-
tion. Her column. your
Moneys Worth" will be
resumed when she returns
on January 20.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tlonal Association of Securities Dealers
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at l pm. Monday,
Evening star., 1962-01-22

Wilson boulevard and North
Randolph street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Break the seasons-barrier

on the Jetway to South America - Your Panagra
DC.s Jet gives you an extra spring now . in South
America where the seasons the reverse of ours.
Trade the cces on the caves for the dew the rose
See flowers you never knew existed Bask in the bamy
breezes of Buenos Ares live on the fiesta and sesa
plar-n Short let yourself 60 where the sun goes ~
THROUGH PLANE SERVICE: From New York, and
Miami to Panama, Lima and Buenos Aires over routes
of National Pan American and Panagra. First Class
and Economy Service available. Fly Panagra for the
best of the jets to South America Aso frequent DC7
seVice) See your TRAVEL AGENT or call Pan
American (U S. General Sales Agents) at RE $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Martin Wins
Competition

James Martin, an appren-
tice with Rivers g. Bryan,
Inc. won the apprentice
Bricklaying Contest held here
last week at the West Broth
ers Brick Plant under spon-
sorShip of area industry and
labor masonry groups.
Second place went to Rocco
Falcone. of Anthony Izzo Co.,
Inc, and third honors were
Evening star., 1962-04-14
62O8 3Oth Street NV.

62O8 3Oth Street NV.
81. Johns, Lafayette & Blessed Sacrament Area
CHARMING DETACHED BRICK COLONIAL SPACIOUS LIVING
ROOM, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, BEDROOMS z BATHS SEC
oND FLOOR; FINISHED DoRMIToRY, PANELED RECREATION
ROOM WITH FIREPLACE DEEP LEVEL LOT. GARAGE ONLY
$24Is5o. NES, MRS. WlLNoR, EN-. 2-I25I.
TO REACH: st. right on sOth
~ NO"'
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Carr Speaks
At Fort BelVoiF

Edward r. Carr, widely
known Washington builder,
was speaker recently at a
Pre-Retirement Seminar held
at Fort Belvoir, Va.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

taken by Owen Ramsey of
Mark Masonry Co., Inc.
Mr.. Martin will compete
in national finals in brick
laying next month in Port
land, Oregon.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Norfolk Student
To Get Scholarship

A student at the Norfolk
CVa.) College of William and
Mary will receive the 1862
$1,000 scholarship awarded
by the Women's Auxiliary of
the National Association of
Home Builders.
Mrs. Dale Witt, of Vir-
ginia Beach. Va, selected the
school in line with a custom
which gives that privilege to
the immediate past president
Of the auxiliary.
The school itself will
select the student from
among applicants interested
in home building,
Evening star., 1962-04-14

The National Association
of Real Estate Boards got a
candidate for longest term
homesteaderS in the United
States the day it announced
it was looking for such a per-
son.
Senator Monroney, Demo-
crat of Oklahoma, wrote the
association to nominate Mar
shall McCully, "a, of Aline
Okla, who still owns an orig
inal sod house built in 1894
on the homestead he staked
in the Cherokee Strip of
Oklahoma in 1898.
NAREB is conducting the
search jointly with the Bu-
reau of Land Management.
Interior Department. The
person found will be recog-
nized during Realtor Week,
May 20 to 26, and the centen-
Evening star., 1962-04-14

Research House which is to
be erected by the w. Evans
Buchanan Co. at Rockville.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Yeonos to Receive
Double Honor

Stephen G. Yeonas, presi-
dent Of the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington, will be twice
honored at a luncheon of the
Advertising Club of Wash
ington on Tuesday.
The Northern Virginia
home builder will receive the
Ad Clubs Distinguish h e d
Achievement Award and the
American Home Magazines
award for The Best Home
for the Money" in Virginia.
Donald S. Bittinger, presi-
dent of the Washington Gas
Light Co.. will present the
Ad Club award which is in
recognition of Mr.. Yeonas
services and outstanding
contributions in Washington
area civic organizations and
to the business community.
The magazine award is be-
ing given the builder for The
Davis" one of the home de-
signs he builds in the MoSby
Woods community in Fairfax,
John r. Ingersoll, editor of
the magazine, will make the
presentation.
The Ad Club meeting also
will hear a talk by William
A. Molster, director Of mark
eting services for the National
Association of Home builders.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Oldest Homesteoder
Candidate Offered

nial celebration of the pas
sage of the Homestead Act
which falls on May 20.
Both sponsors stressed that
they are not seeking the old
est homesteader in terms of
age, but rather in terms of
the length of time the home
stead has been continuously
held. Widows of original
homesteaders also are eligible
for the search if they still
hold title to the property.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Builders Report
Owens Heads Jomboree

Ted Owens, executive vice
president of the Congress
sional Lumber Co.. has been
appointed chairman Of the
l4th annual Summer jam
boree Committee of the
Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington and
its affiliated associations.
Mr.. Owens appointment
was announced by Stephen
G. Yeonas, president of the
HBMW.
Plans for this years outing
call for it to be held June
% at Bildors Beach, Annap-
oils Roads, Md. Mr.. Owens
served as chairman of the
Prize Committee for last
years outing.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Executive Enters
Custom Field

Executive Building Corp.
has branched out into the
custom building field. David
KOnstan, president, an
nounced this week.
While continuing to sell
and build National Homes.
the firm will operate the Gus
tom field in Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties
only for the time being. Mr..
Konstan said he hopes to ex-
pand the area in the near
future.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Decorator Gets
Special Houses

Maurice Blanco, Of Jac-
mars Interiors, has been sell
ected for two special house
decoration jobs in the nearby
Maryland area.
He will decorate the Better
Home g. Gardens Idea Home
of 1862 which is to be built
by Ettie Development Corp. Of
Olney, and the National As
socitaion of Home Builders
Evening star., 1962-04-14
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.
56OI 33rd Street NV.
TnfMnnfGA C~h,AnI 49,

OOOI O0rO StreeT NV
Lafayette School Area
FIRST SHOWING OF IMMACULATE DETACHED BRICK COLONIAL
ON CORNER LOT With BEDROOMS BATHS, AND
SLEEPING PoRcHES ON SECOND FLOOR LARGE LIVING ROOM
SEPARATE DINING ROOM. DEN BREAKFAST ALcoVE POWDER
ROOM, FIRST FLOOR; DETACHED GARAGE BLESSED SAcRA-
MENI AREA. MANY EXTRAS INCLUDED. s34s5o EYES, Mr.
ESENSTAD. A. 6-22I3
st. to 55rd st. and sign ~ ~ " ~ " '
FOXHALL AREA
1910 45th Street NV.
TASTEFULLY APPOINTED CENTER HALL COLONIAL FIRST FLOOR
INCLUDES De LUKE KITCHEN. LIBRARY, POWDER ROOM
SCREENED PORCH SECOND FLOOR BEDROOMS Z BATHS WITH
EXCELLENT CLOSET SPACE. FULL BASEMENT WITH MAIDS
ROOM. INVITING RECREATION ROOM WITH BAR AND FRENCH
DOORS OPENING OUT TO PATIO AND WALLED PRIVATE GAR
DEN CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED THROUGHOUT MANY IN
TeRESTlNG BULT-N FEATURES CLOSE TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SHOPPING AND TRANSPORTATION. PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE
SALE. EYES. MRS. WOLF, o. 4-5295.
TO REACH: to I block
right to open sign Eue' Mrs MoV. EN- S70s
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, l:3o-5:5o
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY co.
33l5 Conn., Ave. Exclusive ReGltOr, EM. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Pot Paint

In painting porous red clay
flower pots, use a vinyl latex
paint so excess water and
acid salts can leach out
through the pot walls and
insure the health Of your
plants.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
BARNABY WOODS, ID. C.
3I2I AherfOyIe Place NV.
Unusually Atfracfice Residemes

SITUATED ON QUIET STREET ON DEEP WOODED LOT THIS
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED BRICK HOUSE IS IN UMMAcU-
LATE CONDITION AND HAS GREAT CHARM AND CHARACTER
FIRST FLOOR: CENTER HALL, LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM
DEN POWDER ROOM. MODERN KITCHEN AND SEEMED PORCH
sEDRooMs. BATHS up. WITH STAIRS TO A LARGE ATTIC
EASILY CONVERTIBLE TO A 4TH BEDROOM HANDSOME
GRoUND-LEVEI RECREATION ROOM OPENING DIRECTLY 10 A
LARGE AND PRIVATE PATIO. BuILT-IN GARAGE AND MANY
ADDITIONAL FEATURES OVERLOOKING PARK PROPERTY FAIRLY
PRICED IN MD-40S EYES, Mr.. Markell Ia e-75II
TO RLAcH: Out Neb AUs left Utah to sOh RIGHT
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Builders Host
Realty Groups

The Suburban Maryland
Builders Association this week
played host to the Mont
gomery and Prince Georges
County Boards Of Realtors at
a meeting in the Indian
Spring Country Club.
Herbert Holtz, of Wal
brooke Construction Corp,
moderated a panel discussion
by representatives of the two
industry groups on their mu-
tual problems. Nathan Brisk
er, president of SMBA and
Housing Development Corp.
presided at the meeting.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Two Groups Tour
Paint Firm PIont

Groups from the Potomac
Valley Chapter of the Amer
ican Institute of Architects
and the District of Colum-
bia Metropolitan Chapter Of
the Construction Specifica-
tionS Institute this week were
given a tour and symposium
on paints at the BeltSville
Md plant and laboratories
of the Duron Paint Manufac-
turing Co., Inc.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-04-15
What is it?
What is it?
Why is this hay worth more?
How do you get it?

"Hesstonized Hay is premium quality hay-loaded with
protein carbohydrates, minerals, and vtamns harvested
through the exclusive cutting conditioning and windrowng
action CT the Hesston WndowerC Conditioner the machine
that first introduced this process to the industry The men
who grow, feed and buy call Hesstonzed because IT'S
so uniquely different from any other type of hay.
"Hessonzed Hay" is worth because puts top gains
feeder stock and gets bonus production from dairy herds
Many buyers specify it pay premium prices for it,
"Hesstonzed Hay" retains tender, nutritious tips and
leaves minimzes teaching and bleaching increases
dry weight yield much 234 compared to moved and
raked hays No matter whether you harvest 20 1000 acres
of hay for bales, sage now loft batch-dying or de-
hydrang you'll find yourself making bigger and better
profits with "Hesstonzed Hay"
Not just any windrowercondtione produce Hesston-
Hay" The secret is the way the Hesson conditions the
hay and builds" the wndow The Hesson cuts the crop
fast and and delivers into the hay conditioner The
conditioner gently "squeezes" the stems every two inches
moisture filters out quickly but valuable nutrients
retained 1t is then "but into airy fluffy windows by the
Hesstons incompatible wndow control for fast curing into
greener, ieafer, and paatabe hay. Hesstonzed!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-04-15
The New HHH

With Hesstons working the nations hay fields than al others
combined why take chance econdbest? Now get
greatest champion of them all the Hesston 260 All of
the provenperornance rsts" of other Heson machines
Oneand Trim Steering and patented Vbet transmission to detac
able hay conditioner supplemented by beerhanever
header fotaton 25o9O stronger lift heaveduy frame
onehand draper adjustment increased sickle stroke beau
fu functional styling Diesel also available for the first tme
This is the machine that 293 miles field travel 100
of reduces equipment operating and labor costs
from 5O90 to 75% and gives you "Hessonized Hay for
maximum profits!
Reports from and agricultural colleges available request
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-09

Ed Sullivan will demolish once
and for all the canard that he can't
smile when he makes his debut as a
clown with the Ringing Brothers,
Barnum & Bailey Circus on The
Ed Sullivan Show" Sunday at on
KTVF. Channel Eleven.
Sullivan. complete with baggy
pants and greasepaint, will intro
duce leading acts of the end edition
of The Greatest Show on Earth"
in a tapped remote from Madison
Square Garden in New York City,
where the famed circus is now on
display.
I'm burning mad about these
false rumors," said Sullivan, be
cause the truth of the matter is
that l did smile once on the pro-
gram, and that was only nine years
ago. l also smiled last season when
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-09
HICHLICHTS--

KFAR-TV program highlights for
Sunday are:
INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME-.
6-Circus from Germany-with the
accent on comedy.
DISNEY-7-The story of pigeon
that worked a miracle.
OZZIE AND HARRIET-8-The
fraternity rents room for a pro-
feSsori
TALL MAN = $50 - Husband
frames wife on murder charge.
HAZEL s. Society neighbOrs
cause election filters in Bringing
Out the Johnsons."
9TH PRECINCT = $50 = Guest
star Janis Paige portrays a public
stenographer in The Girl in the
Case"
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-09
CLOWN ROLE FOR SULLIVAN

I appeared as Deadeye on Red Skel-
tons show. but because l was in
makeup nobody realized it.
Four blocks away in Studio so,
Sullivan will originate his program
in which Harry Belafonte, as previ-
ously announced, will make a Is
minute guest appearance, marking
one of the rare occasions when the
show has extended this amount Of
time to single performer.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-09
ICzechosloyakia's
Plight Reviewed
On 10th Century

The plight of Czechoslovakia =
first crushed by the Nazi jugger-
naut, then liberated only to fall
victim to Communist totalitarianism
will be reviewed on 1.-THE Twen-
tieth Century" Sunday at 8 on
KTVF, Channel Eleven.
Titled "Czechoslovakia: From Mu-
Mich to Moscow" the broadcast will
trace the history of the small Eur
opean country from the time of the
Munich pact Sept. 80, 1889, which
sacrificed the democratic republic
of Czechoslovakia in the vain hope
of appeasing Hitler's ambitions.
After the Nazi occupation during
World War II, Czechoslovakia was
liberated in May, 1915, when Rus
sian troops swept into Prague. In
1913, after three years of Commu-
mist maneuvering into key govern
ment positions. the Communist take
over was complete = the CZechs'
revered Foreign Minister Jan Masa-
ryk was either murdered or sui
eide: their beloved President Edu-
ard Benes, a passionately democratic
man who twice saw his ideas broll-
en- by totalitarian might, was dead.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-09

KTVF program highlights for
Sunday are:
BASEBALL GAME OF THE
WEEK - = The San. Francisco
Giants invade Wrigley Field. Chi
cago. to face the Chicaeo Cubs
G. E COLLEGE BOWL-5:30-
East meets west Manhattan
College faces a team from the Uni
versity of the Pacific Stockton,
Calif)
MISTER ED-6:30 = When Clint
Eastwood's horse disturbs Mister
Eds love life. the talking horse re-
taliates by upsetting the Eastwood
household
Ed SULLIVAN 3 Guests in
clude: Harry Belafonte. Connie
Stevens. Miriam Hakeba and others.
TWENTIETH CENTURY 9 =
f'Czechoslovakia: From Munich to
Moscow the story of "model
democracy" Observation-Disclosures
born, twice-sacrificed to totalitar.
lanism.
JACK BENNY 800 Jack anc
his secretary are working on his
business correspondence at home
so that Jack can interview respond
ents to his Torrent advertise
nent.
CANDID RA-10-Variou
people are asked to try differen
shaving creams =. when they pres!
the release, all the cream comes GU
at once.