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It's a wardrobe of semitailored frocks for Janet when she's in town and Ed takes to dark, doublebreasted suits and sports a black Homburg in the winter. But up on Quaker Hill, casual costumes are their choice. Ed's wildest garment is a Bing Crosbytype shirt with flower petals runnmg wild over it — a Father's Day gift from Casey. In the spring, Ed shoots golf; in the fall, he shoots pheasant. In the summer he tries to loaf, but without much success. This summer he was occupied planning another album similar to the "I Can Hear It Now" selection of records, the new album to incorporate historic utterances from the end of World War II to the present time. Ed Murrow has some latent ambitions, too. Although he's a fair carpenter, he's had a deep-rooted desire to work in metal, perhaps hammer brass, and for this he intends to build a workshop-barn. The other ambition is to become a gourmand of fine wines and cheeses. Janet agrees this latter ambition is a noble one because if Ed develops a taste for wines and cheeses, he'll eventually appreciate her cooking. There's never much free time up on Quaker Hill. Week-end guests, cocktail and dinner invitations, Saturday night dances at the Community Center and children's parties. Two or three evenings a week, however, Janet and Ed manage to get caught up on some of their sewing and reading, respectively . . . that's after Casey's gone to bed. For as long as the young fry is up, he's determined to stay in the thick of things — whether it's patching the eaves of the house or making the beds. In either case, Casey's a willing helper. The Murrows are a well-balanced team. Everybody cooperates — even in activities about which they're not too enthusiastic. Ed, for example, doesn't like to go swimming. Janet and Casey do. So in the summer the three of them frequently trek down to the lake, Janet and Casey splash around and have a wonderful time. Ed? — He just sits on the beach and reads the newspapers. Then, there are the wire recording sessions. Not long ago. Papa Murrow brought home a recording gadget. Casey was fascinated by the sound of his own voice and every night, father and son make a record. Janet? She sits on the sidelines and applauds in all the right places. Janet and Ed both enjoy a brisk round of golf, and both swing lefthanded clubs. Casey, the right-handed member of the family, doesn't see much sense in batting a little white ball around the greens, but he insists en tagging after his parents. He carefully watches Daddy get into position for a tee-off and when the ball is hit, only to swing sadly off into the bushes, Casey grins and loyally shouts, "Nice shot, Daddy!" Yes, the Murrows are a great team — for wherever the sidelines, and whether it's work or play, they always root for each other. And their kind of team usually wins. 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