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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS '
»:«». WTOP: «;SS. WRC—Hun
garian Relief: All-Star
Christina* Day donation
program for benefit of Hun
garian relief, vice President
Nixon will make an appeal
on the program.
I;no. WOMB—Bymphony Hall:
Two-hour program Including
Bach'a "Christmas Oratorio.'
• WOL—Music with Paul
Hume. “The Christmas Story
In Carols” with the King’s
College Chapel Choir of Cam
bridge. England.
1«: M, WW DC—Christmas Senr
lce: Dr. James H. Miers con
ducts Christmas Day Service,
I followed by Church Choir
music, from the Fourth Pres
byterian Church In Bethesda.
19:00. WRC Cardinal Spell
man: Christmas message
10:05, WMAL—My Moat Dn
forgettable Child: Bing Croe
by. Shirley Booth, Kirk Doug
las. Deborah Kerr and Bran
don de Wilde star In a dra
matic documentary about the
work of UNESCO.
10:1$. WRC—A Christmas Mes
sage Prom England: A spe
cial Christmas message will
be broadcast by Queen Elisa
beth and IBs Royal Highness,
the Duke of Edinburgh, to the
British Empire.
ON THE AIR
A Brief Visit
With a Wise Man
By BERNIE HARRISON
One of the very nicest things about Christmas on TV is
the annual visit to "Meet the Press” of Robert Frost, 81, poet
and man.
At that cluttered point in the festive season when you seem
to need him the most, there he is again, prodigal as ever, with
his wondrous gifts of clarity and insight. Sunday’s all-too-brief
session (WRC—4). was perhaps
the most delightful yet. Plainly,
NBC and Larry Spivak should
And other occasions for his visits.
Once a year may be enough for
Santa; Mr. Frost should come
more often.
The four inquisitors (Spivak,
Dave Brinkley, Clifton Fadiman
and Inez Robb) amiably turned
themselves into straight men
and whisked around from the
problems of poets to the state
of the world today.
Was the pace (pressures) too
much for poets? No, he couldn’t
answer that. He had never felt
these pressures.
When he got up In the morn
ing, he explained, he made up
his own bed. He lived alone, he
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“Merry Christmas!”
added. Then he made tip his
mind.
Poetry, he remarked, is a kind
of fooling. He offered this coup
let as illustration;
"It takes a lot of in and out
door schooling,
"To get adapted to my kind of
fooling.”
Asked to evaluate his fellow
poets. Frost declined. He’d leave
that to T. S. Eliot, *he said
kindly, who makes a living out
of it. He was expounding wittily
on this theme -when it became
necessary for NBC to shift from
Meet the Press to Roy Rogers.
** * *
Faith: (Giant-sized.) Frost:
offered this charming verse:
"Oh God, if you’ll forgive us
for the little jokes we
play on You,
We’ll forgive You for the one
great joke You’ve played
on us.”
** * *
COMMENT: There would be
fewer misunderstood artists, you
sometimes feel, if they could!
reach the public directly, with-:
out the sometimes helpful but 1
too often misdirected explana-!
tions and criticisms of the less
gifted who stand between.
** * *
Christmas Gift Dept: This
next has nothing to do with TV
or radio. It has everything to
|do. however, with Christmas, and
I couldn’t resist Including it in
today’s column. The young can
be wise, too.
First, a letter arrived last week
from 15-year-old Evelyn Kout-
Isos, of Silver Spring, a sopho
more at Northwood High and
the oldest of five children. Would
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-1 lng Up Father,” in The Star,
. she asked?
r “If you could possibly do this,”
; she wrote, “it would be the best
Christmas present I could ever
, give Father.”
l Here Is is, wrapped in Italics;
1 "My father was born in Greece.
1 Although his only formal educa
; tion was gained by attending
: night school for the purpose of
acquiring his American citizen
* ship, which is equivalent to the
f schooling of a third grader, he
‘ is far from illiterate. His desire
to further himself as an individ
■ ual and to gain knowledge in the
* fields of history, English (vocab
! ulary and grammar), geography
. (world and economic), business
and current events is a result of
his extensive reading and study.
Father appreciates. corrections
and criticisms from us, although
/ must pay, we’re often advised
by him. He especially enjoys de
bates with us older children on
subjects on which he is well
informed.
"Father’s ultimate goal is to
provide for his family’s comfort
and happiness as well as finan
cial problems after he is no
longer able to support us directly.
He has hopes of sending us all.
through college and prays fhafj
we shall make him proud of us!
as we are striving to do. But it
will be quite a while before we
shall be able to surpass or even'
equal our father’s experience and
wisdom, no matter how much
education we receive!”
That’s all.
It should be pointed out that
the 15-year-old Miss Koutsos did
not send her theme to any col
umnist to publish. She unerringly
picked out one whose parents
were born in Greece.
* * *. *
Well, the Greeks have a word
for it, too—Kala Hristougenna.
Merry Christmas!
Lip-Reading Teacher
Scholarship Offered
Competition for the Kenfleld
Memorial Scholarship, awarded
annually by the American Hear-'
lng Society to a prospective
teacher of lip-reading, will open
on February 1.
Applications may be obtained,
by writing to Miss Ruth Bart
lett, chairriian of the society’s
teachers committee, at 432 South
Curson avenue, East Los Angeles,
36, Calif.
The winner of the award Is en
titled to take a course in meth
ods and practice in teaching
lip-reading from any school or
university in the country offer-,
ing a course acceptable to the
society.
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CHICAGO.—OnIy one Ameri
can city of more than 25.000
population—Provo, Utah is
without an organized public
transit system.
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Nichelle Ducasse portrays a poor child In a South American
, town who is befriended by three generous boys on Christmas
in “Three Young Kings,” the Dupont Theater presentation,
ij to be seen tonight (9:30 o’clock, WMAL—7).
i ■ - • " - ■—
Humphrey Urges
ti Free Air Trips for
Refugees in U. S.
Senator Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota, has appealed to
the commercial air lines to grant
free transportation to Hungarian
refugees from Camp Kilmer,
1 N. J., to their settlement destina
tions whenever vacant seats are ,
available.
The Senator pointed out that
the Civil Aeronautics Board
acted favorably on a recent re
quest by Braniff Airways for an
exemption to fly one group of
refugees to Texas on a space
available basis, and the Senator
praised the Braniff line.
In a telegram to all of the;
major airlines the Senator said
'such transportation would help
the State refugee committees
which are co-operating with
, voluntary agencies.
According to Senator Hum
phrey, about 3.000 of the first
6.900 refugees to arrive at Camp
Kilmer have not moved on to
their final destinations. He
pointed out that there are nearly
15,000 more to arrive in this ■
country under the present pro
i gram.
The Senator pointed out that
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HIGHLIGHTS
S:M. WRC—Heidi: A 90-min
ute film of the beloved clas
sic Heidi, from the book by
Johanna Spyri. Elsbeth Sig
mund is featured as Heidi, a
young Swiss girl who lives
with her grandfather in the
Alps.
6:30, WRC (4)—Hungarian Re
lief Show: Special all-star
show.
7:30, WMAL (7)—Conflict: "Si
lent Journey." A Mexican
boy’s pilgrimage In search of
a clinic to restore his speech
and hearing, Eugene Martin
and Roberta Haynes.
8:00, WTTG (s)—Movietime
USA: Katharine Hepburn and
John Beal In Sir James Bar
rie’s “The Little Minister.”
The romance of the little
pastor In Scotland.
8:30, WMAL (7)—Wyatt Earp:
Wyatt teaches the Cheyenne
Indians the difference be
tween white man and Indian
justice.
! 8:30. WRC (4)—Noah’s Ark:
(Color.) “The Reluctant'
Reindeer.” One of a team of
reindeers that are on dis
play for Christmas is brought
to Noah and Sam for treat
ment.
9:00, WMAL (7)—Broken Ar
row: “The Raiders.” Greedy
Americans masquerading as
Apaches threaten the peace
in an Arizona community.
9:00, WTOP (9)—To Tell the
Truth: Bud Collyer, emcee.
Panelists are Polly Bergen,
John Cameron Swayze, Dick
Van Dyke and Hiljiy Parks.
9:30, WTTG (s)—Ethel Barry
more Theater: Ethel Barry
more and Philip Terry star
in “The Daughters of Mars.”
A comedy concerning three
spinster sisters and their de
fiance of the German inva
sion of Paris.
9:30, WMAL (7),—Dupont The
ater: “Three Young Kings.”
Three Mexican boys distrib
ute gifts to poor children
arousing the wrath of the
l’ich.
9:30, WTOP (9)—The Red
Skelton 8how: Red plays the
dramatic role of tramp Fred
die, the Freerloader, in an
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adaptation of O. Henry’s
classic Christmas story, "Tha
Cop and the Anthem.”
9:30, WRC (4)—Circle Theater:
"Operation Deepfreeze: Crash
of the Otter.” Dramatization
of an actual plane crash with
survivors matching against
the cold savagery of Antarc
tica. Starring Philip Abbott.
10:00, WTOP (9)—The $64,000
Question: Boris Karloff tries
for $32,000 in his "Children's
Stories.”
11:10, WTTG (s)—Washington
Movietime: A pair of newly
weds are straddled with a
week-end guest who will not
leave in “Weekend for Three”
starring Dennis OKeefe and
Jane Wyatt.
11:15, WTOP (•)—The Late
Show: Dickens' “Pickwick
Papers” stars James Hayter
and Jame* Donald. Mr.
Pickwick and his friends de
cide to search the world for
knowledge.
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