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Evening star., 1962-02-11
PTA EVENTS.
CALENDAR
Meeting announcements

Meeting announcements
must be in the hands OF the
PTA Calendar editor By
Wednesday OF each tDeek to
insure publication in the
column ON Sunday. Notice
must include street address
OF meetings, as tUeH as meet
ina time and full name and
location of organisation.
The meeting Wednesday
night of the Takoma Park
Elementary School PTA will be
highlighted by the play, "The
Case of the Missing Hand
shake"
The play. which portrays a
10-year-old girls reaction to a
family crisis. will be performed
by members Of the Drama Wing
Of the University Of Maryland.
E. Thomas Starcher, the di-
rector. will lead a discussion at
its conclusion.
All interested area residents
are invited to attend the 8
pm. meeting in the school, 201
Philadelphia avenue, Takoma
Park, Md.
A list Of other meetings
scheduled this week at 8 pm.
unless otherwise noted follows:
Tomorrow
Poweil--Upshur bet. Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets NV.
Stewart Jr. High-Fourth and E
Tuesday
Carver-Whittingham and Lane
place ne.
Francis Jr. Hish-Twenty- fourth
Garfield Annex-2427 Nichols ave-
Harrison-Thirteent and v streets
Hearst-Tilden bet. Idaho avenue
and Thirty seventh street NV.
Kenilw0rth Elem.-Forty-fourth bet.
Nash and Ord streets ne.
Oyster-Twenty-ninth and Calvert
streets NV.
Thomson-Twelfth and L streets NV.
Tyier-Tenth and g streets s.e.
RichardsOn-Fifty-th and Blaine
streets ne.
Webb-Mt. Olivet place and Hol-
brook place ne, special Founders Day
program, 1:15 pm.
Wednesday
MOten-Evans and Morris roads s.e.
Thursday
Blow Nineteenth street and Ben
ming road. ne.
T streets NV, turkey dinner, etc. 8
pm.
Lovejoy-Twelfth and D streets ne.
MadisOn-Seventh and G streets ne
Turner-Stanton road and Alabama
avenue Sc.
CrummelI-Gallaudet and Kendall
streets ne.
WoOdridge-carlton and Central
avenues ne.
Evening star., 1962-02-11
SCIENCE
CALENDAR

This information is sup
piled by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations of the
District of Columbia Council
on Engineering and Archi-
tectural Societies and the
Washington Academy OF Sci
enceS.l
Evening star., 1962-02-11

QUESTION: Recently you
wrote an article about teaching
machines. We would like to
have one of these machines in
our home as we think it might
help our children in their
school work. What do you
think? Are these machines ex-
pensive? Where can we get a
list of the different companies
that make them?
ANSWER: Within the last
several years the teaching ma
chine industry has started to
boom. Many recent expert
mentS suggest that the child
actually does learn better and
faster with this mechanical de-
vice. Actually, the machine is
a question-and-answer gadget
Cor even book that takes the
student through a course of
study at his individual pace.
Prof. B. F. Skinner, Harvard
psychologist, is called the
father of the teaching ma
chine movement; he has found
the machine to be effective.
Should you buy one for your
children for home use? In my
opinion, yes. I bought one for
my l5-year-old daughter,
Carla, who had trouble with
geometry. In a matter of weeks
ner problems cleared, and now
she's getting AS in all her tests.
There are various types of ma
chimes. ranging from simple
$40 items to $4,000. You can
get a listing of the various
machines, and the philosophy
behind their construction from
a recent report prepared by
the Technological Development
Project, National Education
Association, 1901 10th St.,
NV, Washington 6, D. C.
(Teaching Machines and Pro-
grammed Learning, 1852.
QUESTION: We have the
unusual opportunity this sum-
mer to choose any State III the
country to live. But we are
concerned about our children's
getting the best opportunity
for a good education. What
State offers the best school,
ing? We are particularly inter-
ested in education for elemen-
tary school age children.
| ANSWER: I wish I knew the
answer! Actually, there are nc
hard and fast rules. 1t is i'm
possible to pinpoint good OF
Evening star., 1962-02-11
Collection Points Join
School Book Drive j..

' A recent survey by the Action
Committee for d. c. Public
School Libraries showed that
more than 40 eleme entary
schools had no book collections
at all. and that a great many
more among the 125 elementary
schools in the Nations Capital
had only the most rudimentary
book facilities.
There are only two District
elementary schools with full
time librarians. paid for by pri-
vate contributions in both cases
the Cooling and Amidon
schools. The Junior League
made possible the appointment
of the Districts new super
vising director of school IL
braries, Miss Olive De Bruler,
who is busy supervising the
culling of thousands of books
pouring in from local residents.
Not all of these can be used,
but many of the diScards will
be sold at the Vassar Clubs
early spring book sale which
last year yielded scholarships
for 10 girls to attend Vassar.
Besides the handy Safeway
chain stores, you can take those
books the children have out
grown to the nearest District
fire house or public library.
There's probably one near you
which you can drop by on the
next shopping trip.
Libraries Collect
District School Supt. Carl F.
Hansen said he was much en-
couraged by the response so
far. He hopes to make it pos
sible for elementary school
children to have books they
may check out and take home.
The pleasure of a book is often
a rare thing in many District
homes where getting enough to
eat comes first.
So WQMR, the.Junior
League and Miss Bruler all
hope you'll take those books
that have just been lying
around. drop them off, and
send them on their way to do
some good.
Evening star., 1962-02-11
CITIZENS
MEETINGS

Getting announcements
must be i'm the hands of the
CiUic Calendar editor By noon
Thursday OF each week to
insure publication i'm the
column on Sunday. Those
receiued too late tDill not be
used separately unless there
is some special netOS signifi-
canoe attached to them.
The program and planning
committee of the Capitol Hill
Restoration Society will report
tomorrow on proposed legisla-
ton to regulate Development OF
the area. The society will meet
at 8:15 pm. at the Capitol Hill
Presbyterian Church, Fourth
street and Independence ave-
nue. Sc.
TOMORROW
Arkansas Avenue Community Associ-
ation-St Marks and Incarnation
Church, 14th and Gallatin st. NV.
whittier School. Fifth and Sheridan
Northwest Boundary Civic Associa-
tion-Drew Elementary School, 56th
anf sr1sfi.nd Gsas ss' njfi Citizen. Association
Glover Park Citizens Association
Guy Mason Recreation Center, $500
oaivsf' ivy City II; TFindad Civic Association
-,-Wheatly School, Montello ave. and
Mt. Pleasant Citizens Associa ton
Mt. Pleasant Library, 16 and Lamont
Progressive Citizens Association Of
Georgetown : Balch Memorial Hall,
Georgetown Presbyterian Church, 3115
P st. NV.
TUESDAY
BrookIand Civic Associa iatiqn-Noyes
Elementary School, 10th and Franklin
Southeast BgsiRa!sss%,enc,s Ass, Association I,s
Hilisdaie Civic ociation-Camp-
bell .AME Church, Nichols ave. and
s'fhiHn Hiiierest St Citizens Association - St
Timothy's Episcopal Church. 1901 Suit
land I'd. Sc.
WEDNESDAY
Rock Creek Hills Citizens AssOcia-
tiOn-Kensingto Junior High library,
Kensington parkway and Saul rd.,
Kensington. Md:
West End Citizens Associa ati0n-S:15
1906 H st. NV.
summit Park Citizens AssOcia ton.
7:30 pm, Ft. Davis Library, 37th pl
and Alabama ave. Sc.
THURSDAY
Congress Heights Citizens Associa-
tiOn-Congress Heights Elementary
School, Fifth st. and Nichols ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1962-02-11
Stevenson, HerbIock
Honored by Society

LAKE FOREST, ILL.,, Feb. 10
(AP).-United Nations Ambas-
sador Adlai E. Stevenson and
Washington Post and Times
Herbert L. Block, Washington
Post and Times Herald Political
Cartoonist, were given hon.
orary membership yesterday in
Phi Beta Kappa, national
scholastic honorary society.
Mr.. Block, better known as
"Herblock," attended the in
Stallation ceremonies and a
dinner given by the Illinois
Theta Chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa at Lake Forest College.
Evening star., 1962-02-11
Cancer Hits Teens

MIAMI - Cervical cancer,
most prevalent in women over
30, was found often in girls
IA and up during a study of
1900 cases in Miami. All the
cases were detected by the sim
pie smear test.
Evening star., 1962-02-11

meeting, Room 2O29, Industrial Build
ing, National Bureau Of Standards,
Van Ness st. and Connecticut ave.
NV; Inert Electrodes Membrane
Based Substitute for the Saturated
can. Bureau of Standards.
Washington Academy Of Sciences
S:15 meeting. John Wesley Powell Au-
ditorium. 217O Florida ave. NV;
"Long.Term Fate of Biochemicals, y
pr; Phillip H. Abelson, GeophySical
LABORATORY, Carnegie Institution OF
Washington.
Philosophical Sec ETY. c' Wash'~g-
tons pm. meeting, John Wesley
Powell Auditorium, 217O Florida ave
nv; PRODUCTION of Concentrated
Urine by the Mammalian Kidney"
Dr., Robert w Berliner, director OF
Instrumental Research, National Heart
Evening star., 1962-02-11

TUESDAY
American Society Of Civil Engineers
(National Capital Section)-6:30 pm.
dinner, S:15 pm. meeting, John Wes-
ley Powell Auditorium, 217O Florida
avenue NV: The Challenge Of the
Decade. The chesapeake Bay Bridge
Tunnel" Myers Van Buren,, Bayshore
Va,
American Institute Of Industrial
Engineers National Capital Chapter)
-6 pm. social hour and dinner. HAM
mell's Restaurant, 416 10th st. NV:
6 pm. meeting. Perpetual Building
Auditorium; An Introduction to sys-
TENS Stimulation" DR.. Harold o. Da-
yidson, ,,n1 Operations Research Inc" Sill
WEDNESDAY
American Welding Society (Wsshing-
ton Section)-S:15 am. day-long semi
mar, Marriott Twin Bridges Motor
Hotel: Design of Welded Structural
Connections" Omer Blodget. design
consultant, Lincoln Electric Co.
Geological Society Of Washington-
s,5iIo,,n1 piEn meeting John , Wesley Powell
tions throughout the world.
THURSDAY
Society Of American Foresters
washington Sectionl-9:3O am, day
long seminar, Presidential Arms. 1890
meeting with the subject, Forest Re.
search From the Laboratory to the
Field" Featured speaker will be. Nor
mar Kraeft. farm director of the
Mutual Broadcasting System.
inston-Baltimore Sections pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20

titled 'The Light No Darkness
Can Put Out" The Mt. Tabor
Christmas program will be
presented December % at Z
pm. Mrs. George Stup will be
in charge.
The Laytonsville Lions Club
met Thursday at st. Bartholo-
news for their regular dinner
meeting. Mr.. Bills of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission showed slides
and spoke of the coming plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hol-
land and their three children
have moved to Ri. 2, Frederick,
Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Elyea have moved into the
house vacated by the Hollands.
The entire School Safety
Patrol members of the Laytons.
vile School attended the Christ
mas party given all the elemen-
tary school patrols held at
Richard Montgomery High
School, Rockville, on Wednes-
day evening. They were accom-
panied by Delmar Thacker, the
patrol adviser of the Laytons-
vile School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20
Marriage
Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued at
the Montgomery County Courthouse last
week to the following:
Patricia Louise Rogers. Silver Spring;
Wade Martin Birnbaum, Silver Spring.
Ramona Goodnight, Takoma Park;
Hoyte B. Decker Jr., Takoma Park.
Katherine f. Scarborough. Kensington:
Jerry Lee Watson, Bethesda.
Margaret Linda Swain Bethesda;
James Henry Mealor Washington D. c.
Mary Teresa Romig Silver Spring;
James Thomas Blalock. Silver Spring.
Annette c. Federline, Rockville; Sam
uel E. Baggott Gaithersburg.
Janet w. Cove, ST. Paul. Mimi; Cliff
ford E. Crosby, Takoma Park
Ann F. Lloyd, Bethesda; James Will
liam Root Jr., Silver Spring
Donna Marie Allen, Silver Spring;
Richard Alton Robb. Silver Spring.
Mildred Prather, Gaithersburg; Robert
o. Diggs. Gaithersburg
Janet Marie Smith, Silver Spring; Gil
bert Shelley Stearns, Silver Spring.
Roberta Ann Bayless Fl Myer, Va :
Larry Earl Reynolds, Bethesda.
Jessie M Begg, Silver Spring; James
T. Gillespie. Fairbanks. Alaska.
Melba Wyant, Hinton, w. Va; Paul
Fee, Rockville.
Valerie Ann Clarke, Takoma Park;
Richard Eugene Sacchino, Washington,
d. c.
Eleanor Elaine Laing, Washington.
D. C.; Glennis Elijah Norman Powers,
Silver Spring.
Virginia Faye Sexton. Germantown;
Charles Thomas Darnell, Silver Spring.
Kathryn Sylvia Shaw, Chevy Chase;
Ronald George Jones. Hagerstown.
Joan /. Keith, Rockville; James w.
Lawrence, Silver Spring.
Nancy Lucille Hill. Gaithersburg;
Ralph Stanley Gravley, Clarksburg.
Beverley Ellen Louft, Silver Spring /;
David Michael Ramsey, Silver Spring.
Nancy Louise Simms, Boyds; Billy d.
Dunn, Boyds.
Diana Kathleen Collins. Silver Spring
Franklin William Miller, Silver Spring.
Sylvia Carol Bill, Washington, D. c. {;
Ernest Neil Simmons, Wheaton
Sharon Anne Weigand, Forest Glen:
Donald G. Williams, Forest Glen.
Mary Elizabeth Hurley, Wheaton; Clin-
ton Eugene Miller Jr, Arlington, Va.
Carla F. Pagliai. Silver Spring; Rich
ard G. Thornton Wheaton.
Joyce Marie Arnold, Wheaton: Frank
Douglas Yarnell, Takoma Park.
Shirley Nola Malcolm. Winchester,
Va; Kenneth Hinthorne Bruner II, Sill
yer Spring.
Janet Marion Reese. Bethesda; John
Herbert Lester, Hyattsville.
Viola Lorraine Delzell. Takoma Park i;
Wilson Taylor, Silver Spring.
Arlene p. Robinson, Bethesda; Richard
f. Dupery, Washington, D. c.
Patricia Louis Trupo. Wheaton; Ed
ward Donald Mitchell. Silver Spring.
Regina Clemente Kibler, Gaithersburg:
Milburn S. Waters, Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20
Council Votes
Regret Deer
FarquhGr Death

The M ont G m e ry County
Council has formally expressed
regret over the death of Roger
B. Farquhar, member of an old
county family and one of the
county's leading historians,
In its resolution, the Council
stated that Mr.. Farquhar, who
died Dec. 9 at the age of sc of a
heart attack, has given this
and future generations a refer
ence work of enduring value"
in his two-edition volume "Old
Homes and History of Mont
gomery County"
'Mr. Farquhar's continuing
activity and achievements as a
dedicated historian during his
advanced years merit the re-
spect and admiration of every
county resident" the Council
adopted resolution stated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20

helping to watch Diana. 1
love you Santa and Diana
loves you. So please bring me
some toys. P.S. Bring some
thing for mOmmy and daddy"
Donna Marie Fitzgerald
1--WE didn't remember to tell
you everything we want for
Christians so we came to see
you, so Mommy is writing you
this letter. Barbie wants a Bar
bic doll, and etch and sketch
and a record player, some cray
ons and coloring book and
soakey and other things for the
Barbie doll. Bobby want S
soakey, fire truck and hat, etch
a sketch, ferry boat with cars,
record player, new crayons and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20

and a little miss echo"
Laura G. Sternik
please come to me and bring
a toy. l like Bugs Bunney, a
holster, a car carrier and a
truck and car. l have been a
good boy"
II didn't have enough paper
for a list"
Mark
II am three years old. My
sister is writing this letter be.
cause i can not write yet. 1
would like a Gaylord and a
tiny ThumberIina. 1 have been
a good girl. My sister is 10
years old. She would like a
Tamma doll and her six tran.
sister,"
June and Robin Robertson
DAISY Dino, sleeping bag,
Flintstone building blocks, foot
ball, suit, radio, and army rifle
hat. Thank you all the toys"
Kelvin Cridlin
81 would like a fanny doll
and a stuffed bunny and a
puppy. P.S. I would like some
clothes for Tammy too"
Teresa Cox
Il would like a baton for
Christmas. 1 would also like
a Tammy doll and some cloth
es for her."
Mary Cox
Il would like a dino for Christ.
mas and a Gaylord"
Sonny Cox
please bring me a talking
Cecil, camping set, little pool
table and new sled"
Il have been a good girl and
my sister has been good too.
So please come to my house
on Christmas eve. L want a
stroller, a sleigh, slippers and
a big Thumbelina doll. Bring
Diana a baby doll too. She
wants slippers, boots. / have
boots already. And bring
whatever else you want. 1
have been helping my mommy
and daddy and jeanette and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20

coloring book. Kathy wants a
doll baby, a tricycle., telephone,
crayons and a soakey toy and
coloring book"
Barbie, Buddy and
Kathy Smith
Billy Bloomberg drew a nice
picture of Santa and presented
it to Santa Claus, Mrs. Santa
Claus and Rudolph, the Red
Nosed Reindeer"
Il have been a good boy.
Please leave me these things:
Blue and Gray battle set,
marine helicOpter, jet sky
diver, pistol set, Fort Apache
and a rifle. Please bring some
thing for my new baby bro
Their, Gregory"
Michael
"Sno-cone machine ($4.14,
Babbie and Ken clothes, En-
press phone ($4.94), Flintstones
game ($1.77), slide pole, four
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20

One youngster, apparently the
oldest of three children in the
family, was appointed CORE
spondent for the trio. The let
ter goes this way:
81 know I'm pretty big for
toys. And Ruth is too. But not
Amy. And here's what she
wants: Candy, play cat and dog,
and some other things.
Ruth will get mad IL 1
don't tell you what she wants.
So 1 guess I'll have to and
here it is: A pair of new pee
jays, some candy, four pairs
of Stacks, basket for her
bike i'm the front and a horn
for bike. And Barbie with
wardrobe.
"Now for me: A pair of pee
jays. some candy, Barbie with
wardrobe, a scarf, one pair of
gloves, some Stacks. And /
guess that is all. Thank you
for always coming. Your friends,
Julie, Ruth, Amy
81 am going to write every
year because it will be your day
coming to each house. Santa,
we have a new gold fish. Every
night when my father goes to
sleep he says that my mother
says it is only our gold fish
playing in his bowl.
Santa, last year l wanted a
36-inch donkey but 1 didn't get
it. Santa l am going to list my
thing l want. A Barbie game,
size 10 dress, Girl Scout Pocket
book, wallet, ring, camera, cam
outage, pants, bracelet, socks
and ice skates"
A Rockville boy expressed
concern over the strain imposed
on old Santa by his night flight.
Would you please give me
an operation moon base and if
you are not too tired l want
bicycle and a autorama race set
for Christmas. And some cloth
es. Thank YOU"
Carl Dove
"F'or Christmas want a bed
and a desk for our new house.
! want a sleeping bag and an
Imperial yo-yo. I also want two
fountain pens Tor one). 1 want
a nylon (shorb jacket. 1 want
a football jersey, too"
Jim BrOgan
For Christmas want a
raggity Ann dol. If you give
me a Chatty Cathy l will be
real happy. But 1 don't need
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20

1t. I want a play egg beaten
and some dishes and cups"
Jane BrOgan
II want vegetable, rabbit hunt,
sled, army, rejecting plane, Dick
Tracy two-way transistor wrist
radio, Army machine gun, Civil
War musket, army rifle, hat
and Civil War suit"
Paul Kelchner
do you remember the letter
I sent you. If you did not get
it, it will come soon and l hope
it will. l will tell you what 1
want for Christmas. l would
like to have riding lessons if
you will leave the money. And
riding boots, and something for
the family and bigger sleigh
than we have"
Melissa Lankler
Here is the gifts 1 want. A
sled, riding boots, riding lessons,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20
We Apologize

This is BE Nice to r.
licans Week." and time to
; rect a grevious charge v.
! appeared in your fror, !.
: article entitled, Gar ~ :.
Tell Campaign Costs 1890 s
accounting by winning
publican State Cent? oct the
mittee was on file by
line"
The Central Commitnd 20
signed me the respoiEr4e,
for filing the accoun, Mas
checked the law, whicI, he
that the accounting m. inf
made within 20 days afte,
election. The election was'sg
Nov. 6, making the account.
filing deadline Nov. 26, NJ
Montgomery County Circs: 7
day. Mr.. Watkins. clerk Of thri
Court, agreed with my art
over the accounting OF A
metic, and I personally tGparfs'
Republican State Contra rry
mittee to a member
staff at approximately
Nov. &c. by 5 pm. of thaaf.
had already received
phone calls from Washing
Post and Evening Star
porters wanting subtotals.
/ am fully aware of the
that The Sentinel has differ
headlines and standar'
Republicans than for
but in this case feel it !
fair for you to point otsy
we did indeed comply W.
letter as well as the sp
the applicable statute.
you.
Emery HerteItN
Editors Note: The VA
lican State Central Conn
did, indeed, beat the. dead
for filing and The Sene
sincerely apologies for
inadverdent error.) -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20
Orders Pour In
For Santa Claus

NORTH POEE-Mal continued to pour into Santa
Claus Forth Pole Post Office this week Montgomery
County children placed last minute orders.
Santa working with his thousands of elves in the big
candystrped toy shop assured Sentinel reporter he
would be ready for his cold flight to the county by Christ
mas Eve.
Among the letters received this week We're these:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-20

Dan Karsner, a MOntgom-
cry County fire inspector with
rifle i'm hand, bagged a big
one on North Mountain,
Hampshire County. w. Va,
just before the deer season
closed there. Here he poses
with his IL point buck which,
when dressed, weighed 1856
pounds. Karsner lives at 1907
Pinneberg Ave., Rockville.
way bowling alley ($4.88), Drum
($4.8S)."
Ann Morris
Evening star., 1962-09-16

Note: See Page 8 for complete
list of the weeks season premieres.
SUNDAY
1:30 pm. q Frontiers Of Faith. (Sec-
ond in seFes) Dr.. Edward Bauman.
$50 pm. q AdIai Stevenson Reports
(Season Premiere) Secretary of
State Rusk, guest.
800 pm. q Pro Football Washington
VS.. Dallas.
4:3o pm. q Pro Football New York
VS.. San Diego.
500 pm. @ Boston Symphony. Charles
Munich conducts.
$50 pm. q Car 81, Where Are You?
(Season Premiere.)
900 pm. @ Open End Topic-AIbany,
Town in Torment.
l0:05 pm. q Show of the Week. Orig
inaI play, "The Outpost"
MONDAY
7:3o pm. q It's Mans World. (Pre-
miere.J See On The Air.
1000 pm. @ NBc Special. The Amer
ica's Cup Race.
TUESDAY
1000 pm. q Keefe Brassele's Garden
Variety. Special. America at the
turn of the century
WEDNESDAY
7:30 pm. q CHS Reports. (Season
Premiere) Topic-The Teen-age
Smoker
1000 pm. q Naked City. (Season Pre-
miere.) Burgess Meredith stars.
THURSDAY
900 pm. q My Three Sons (Season
PremieTe.) Dad takes family to
Tokyo.
1000 pm. q Alfred Hitchcock (Season
PremieTeJ Gig Young stars.
FRIDAY
$50 pm. q Route g. (Season Pre-
miere.) Signe Hasso, David Jansen.
Thn e,,uAnv Stu, TV Annnx;na W,