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Teletype^' :oNtiNofo f»oM pagi j ARNOLD STANG, with a straight role in the new FRANK SINATRA picture, "The Man with the Golden Arm," may not be back with BERLE next year , . . Dear Phoebe gives way next season to a new anthology dramatic series, 26 to be done live out of New York, 13 to be filmed here . . . The My Friend Flicka series, filmed by Fox for CBS,tees off in a Friday spot Sept. 30. * * * CBS reportedly offered JOHN WAYNE |1,000,000 to do four TV shows. WAYNE reportedly turned it down. That's what the press agent said . . . NBC financing a pilot. The Dancers, for BAMBI LINN and ROD ALEXANDER. * * * With LORETTA YOUNG still ailing, LUCY and DESI, DANNY THOMAS, VAN JOHNSON, GROUCHO MARX, ROSALIND RUSSELL, BARBARA STANWYCK and ALAN LADD will each do a film for her show to give her time to get back on her feet . . . Medic will film on location next season. Including one show in Ireland (based on "My Left Foot," moving story of a palsied boy) and another in Hawaii (story of leprosy). Both will be run in two parts. WASHINGTON Florence Lowe reports; Hostess-diplomat PERLE MESTA is currently touring the Far East with a camera crew, getting filmed talks with heads of state, GIs, and others for her forthcoming Du Mont weekly TV interview show . . . Millionairess MESTA admits she made over #200,000 last year from TV guest appearances. * * * Following the example set by the Air Force in two in¬ stallations, the Army is building its first low-power TV station on Okinawa, to provide entertainment for the thousands of military personnel and dependents there. * * * "Teas for TV" is the latest device of the Women's Division of the Democratic National Committee to raise funds for television time during the I 956 Presidential campaign. Plan is to pyramid teas at $1 a head, to accumulate a cash stockpile . . . Woman Wants to Know , a new forum show of Washington's THE0D0 RE""GSaNIK. may debut in the fall as a daily segment of NBC's Home. * * * - Says New Hampshire's Sen. NORRIS COTTON: "The fellow who is getting into the hair of every lawmaker on Capi¬ tol Hill is DAVY CROCKETT." And DAVY once a Congress¬ man, too.' . . . DICK KALLMAN, 20-year-old night club singer, signed for a role in the new SAM LEVENSON show. Great To Be Youn^!:. ^ ^ « SOPHIE TUCKER, playing her first D.C. night club date in 13 years, said TV is not for her, except for guest appearances. "The blue pencil is the difference between TUCKER on TV and TUCK¬ ER In a night club," she explains. ED SULLIVAN has booked her for a November Toast of the Town , and MARTHA RAYE wants her, too. 23