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Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
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Evening star., 1947-03-13
Women's Dresses Reduced

20 Rayon Crepes and Velvets and All-WooIs IN
black gray red, blue, beige and wine. Sizes 18, 40
A to 48 and 141a to 241a. Were 1885 and more
II Rayon Crepes and All-Wools in black brown
and red Sizes 141a to 1914, 221a, 24lz 18, 20 and
40 to A. Were $25 and more. Now $3.50
Is Black Sheer Rayon Crepes in sizes l6h to 221a
Were $297 to $39.75. Now ---e--- s22.25
16 Rayon Velvet Dresses in black, blue and wine
Sizes 14a to 24l2. Less than u price Now, s1s.7s
26 Freshman Sheer All Woods in gray, blue, gold
brown and apricot. Sizes 16 20 and A. Were s45
30 Sheer All wool and All wool Gabardines in blue,
green brown and aqua Sizes 16 to a and 14la
Were $49.75 to S5o75 Now ow.-------------s s33.75
10 Botany All Wool Suits iD brown, green and blue.
Sizes 1914, 1871, 221a, 24h and 80. We're $4975.
. Brown Al-Weol Suits in sizes 16 and A. Were
sse75 S67.75
IL Al-wool Costume Suits, some with bouses.
Black, black and white stripes rust and burgundy.
Sizes IA to 40 and So. Were Sf10.s5 to $l5s50.
Now ----------r------------- SS2.S0
Black All Wool Suits with blouse included. Sizes
Is and 20 Were $185. Now------------ S11S.25
/ AH-Wool Costume Suit consisting Of q brown coat
with dress In printed yellow rayon crepe. Size SO.
Was $134.75. Now -S101
w&I-Women's Dresses Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Infonts' Furnishings Reduced

Cotton Knit Suits with red striped shirts and red
pants Sizes and L. Were $2.25. Now ----. s1.65
10 Cotton Knit Suits with yellow striped shirts and
yellow pants Sizes l. and g. Were 81 81. Now, s.S5
Cotton Knit Suits in aqua Sizes /, and g.
Were Al e8 Now - SI.45
~ Cotton Gabardine Jackets and Overall Sets in
navy. Sizes and 2. Were 1924. Now ---- 2.35
Wrapping Blankets of 1870 rayon and $50 wool.
Hand feather-stitched. In pink with matching
rayon satin binding Were s425 Now S2.95
Were $50. Now
50 Cotton Crepe Two Piece Sleepers in striped and
floral patterns Sizes and 8 years. Were $3.50.
Now --------. .----------------- $1.75
Z An-Wool Flannel Bathrobes in blue. Sizes l and
g. Were $643 Now A.75
Il Cotton Crepe Two-Piece Sleepers in light blue.
Size l. Were S225. Now S.65
22 Cotton Twill Carriage Robes in white, edged
with Swiss embroidery. Were $2.s5. Now s1.s5
IL Cotton Twill Carriage Robes in pink and blue.
Organdy ruffe edge. Were $2.45. Now $175
l8 Cotton Twill PillowcAses in white with edge
of Swiss embroidery Were 81. Now Sl.50
50 Soft Toys kittens and elephants, in rayon plush
Less than y price. Now -------------------2 -25c
u Poke Bonnets of cotton corduroy, al-woo felt
and cotton velveteen. Green, blue and red Less
IS Cotton Corduroy Bonnets in blue green and
brown. Less than "a price. Now --------- 75c
Cotton velveteen Poke Bonnets in brown with
feather trim. Less than u price. Now sl.s5
White An-WooI Layette Sweaters with blue trim.
Soiled. Were s2.25. Now $1.65
W&L-The Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Solid Confidence Vote
Is Won by AttIee on
Motion Of Censure
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. 13.-Prime Minis
ter Attlee won a solid vote of con-
fidence in the House of Commons
last night after calling for full CO.
operation of industry" with the La
Dor government in Britain's fight
for economic survival.
The Labor Party's big majority
crushed-374 to 198-Conservative
Winston Churchill's demand for a
mo confidence" vote, climax to three
days of searching debate on the
governments postwar recovery pol
icy.
Then. by a vote of 37l to 204, the
House agreed to support the gov
eminent in all practical measures"
for reconstruction as outlined IN a
recent white paper-a rigorous pro-
gram that calls for continued food
rationing, electricity and coal re-
strictions and o. termined efforts to
increase production.
Naturalization Means to End"
Mr.. Attlee struck back calmly and
confidently at Conservative attacks
on the Labor program-high lighted
by Mr.. Churchill'sf I assertion that
"the government cannot save the
country and carry on class warfare
and a socialist program of nation
alization at the same time"
Naturalization is not being
pushed for naturalization sake, "
Evening star., 1947-03-13
EDUCATIONAL.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
COMING SOON! DON'T DELAY!

Do you want to pass the coming exam:
Do eyop have trouble with mathematics?
Call Mr.. Richards, MI. 1868
The Civil Service Preparatory School
1918 14th st. NV. MI. 955Ss
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Mr.. Attlee declared. "It is merely
a means to an end-a fine life and
standard for all people, putting the
interests of the community before
private interests"
The Prime Minister said long
range industrial plan was being pre-
pared in consultation with indus
trial leaders. The government, he
declared, wants "the full co-opera-
ton of industry"
Earlier a source close to the
cabinet said the industrial plan,
subject of white paper now being
drawn up, would be directed by a
production chief with broad au-
thority over industrial contracts
and output. This source said an
industrialist who had held big
wartime job had been chosen for
the post and his. name would be
announced next week.
"Crime Against State" Charged.
Mr.. Churchill had accused the
Labor government Of sacrificing
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Women's Dinner Gowns
Reduced .>.
Rayon Crepes IN blue and black Sizes is to 80.
I... than L. price Now - $3.50
Rayon Crepe Dinner Gowns with long sleeves.
In burgundy Sizes Is, 20 and 40 Were $6s.75.
Now S445O
Black Rayon Crepes with lame trim. Long sleeves.
Sizes 20 to 40 and a. Were $87.25 to 500. Now,
$3.50
1 Black RAyon Velvet in size 141a. Was s69.75.
Now " S52.25
1 Red Rayon Crepe with long sleeves Size 40. Was
eat as Now &65,2S
W&I-Women's Formal Wear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Mems and Women's
ToiIetries Reduced

80 Mems Shaving Sets including lotion and tale.
Were $420 Now ------- - .------ $2.10
18 Mems Shaving Sets containing lotion and COL
ogne. Were $40. Now ----------- $2.70
Mems Shaving Sets containing lotion, tale and
hair OIL We're Sc. Now ---- - -------- So
81 Bottles Of After-shave Lotion. Were ss42o Now,
$2.10
~ Bottles Of After-shave Lotion. Were $24 40. Now
S1.20
II Bottles Of Cologne in lovely fragrances. Were
50 so. Now--------.- .--- - ----------- $3.50
50 Bottles Of Cologne in lovely fagrances Were 3d.
NOW ---~- ------------. -,------ S1.oO
80 Bottles of Cologne in nice fragrances Were s54O
Now --- S2.7O
Is Bottles Of Cream Cologne in lilac and apple
blossom Were 36c Now. ------ 18c
50 Jars Of Dry Skin Cleanser. Less than "a price.
Now ~ SOC
IS Jars Of Dry Skin Cleanser. Less than a price
Now $500 --------- 60c
IS Jars Of Dry Skin Night Cream. Less than u
price. Now ------------.------ Soc
63 Bottles Of Skin Freshener. Were 81 90 Now, Soc
~ Bottles Of Hand Lotion. Were $12o Now Soc
rs Jars Of Deodorant. Less than II price Now, Soc
ss Lipsticks in assorted shades Less than "a price
Now Observation-Disclosures 42c
4s Zodiac Compacts Less than u price Now 1.S0
Prices include 20qo tox mAere applicable
W&L-Toiletries, Aisles IA and is. First Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Britain's prosperity for "a socialist
dream or nightmare" and of under
taking to impose theological for
mulas" on the country in what he
termed "a crime against the Brit
ish state and people" He said it
had mishandled food, fuel and
housing.
Mr.. Attlee, however, said the de-
bette had shown larger measure
of agreement than might have been
expected" on Britain's situation and
steps toward recovery.
The nine Liberals In the House,
who had submitted a milder motion
of criticism than Mr. Churchill's,
abstained from voting on his mo-
tion. However, they voted against
Evening star., 1947-03-13

the government on the white paper
motion.
Last nights motion OF censure
was the second in which Mr.
Churchill had failed since the Labor
government took over in mid-194;.
He lost the first, November II, 1945,
381 to 1877.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Fidoy $50. return
sxehanseobis mei orders
otherwise imperfect
Evening star., 1947-03-13

DIVA RID
10Th ({I3i F an: 6 Streets
Zone 10 hone sll ll433I3] $500:
Mattress and Box Springs
Reduced Kz and More
Full-sze Innerspring Mattress less than Y price
Twin size Innerspring Mattresses, were s4s5o
l, so-inch Innersprins Mattress was $3.50. Now
Twin size section Layer Felt Mattresses
Twin size Innersprins Mattress s2s.5o Now,
STATS
3 Twin-size All Layer Felt Mattresses were s3s5o
Twin size Layer Felt Mattress less than Y price
Now - - ---- - ----.--- S14
Full size All Layer Felt Compartment Mattress
was 500 So Now S1975
g. 4s-inch All Layer Felt Cotton Mattress less than
u price. Now----------------~ --.----------- $40
Full-sze Layer Felt Mattress less than u price.
Now -------- -s-------- $10
FulI-size Box Springs were $3.50. Now Sls75
2 Twin -sixe Box Springs were $3.50. Now S1975
Twin size Box Springs soiled Less than u price.
Now -------- --------- IS
Full-size Box Springs soiled. Less than u price
Now we--------------------2- ------------------$5
Mirrors GreotIy Reduced :
1 Mahoganynnshed Hanging Mirror was 1880
Now ----------~----s~ IS -
1 Mahogany-hnished Hanging Mirror less than X
price. Now SO
1 Solid Mahogany Hanging Mirror s34. Now
SIT
1 Walnut-fnish Swinging Mirror s14.s5 Now,
$3.50
Mahogany finished Swinging Mirrors SIS.
Now - .---- - --------.- .--S750
Maple Swinging Mirrors were $1o Now-s5
Miscellaneous
1 Mahogany finished Twin size Headboard less
than u price. Now IS
Walnut finished Twin size Bed was $23. Now,
$l15O
10 Assorted Vanity Benches $3.50 to SIT.
Compartment Vanity Stools were s35. Now, $3.50
l Large Compartment Vanity Stool was $45. Now,
$2250
Ottomans less than = price Now-----=--- $3.50
1 Maple Crocket Chair was $40 Now w---------. SIS
Cotton covered Boudoir Chairs in natural color.
Were $22. Now -------. $11
W&L-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Rodios, Combinations Electric
Photographs Reduced

Crosley Table Model Radios with tubes. Were
s307O. ---- SI9.s5
Refrgeradios, 5-tube radios which resemble small
refrgerators. Were 1895. Now $2S.95
l Clarion Console Combination Radio -phono. Was
Sat So Now. 50
1 Transmittsr- receiver built to u g. Army specih-
cations Less than II price. Now---------- $59.s5
Automatic Record Changers which can be in
stalled in most combinations. Were $35 Now $26
l Portable Electric Public Address and Phonograph
Unit with detachable speaker. Was $13S.s3. Now,
S99.5O
group Of ChiIdren's Musical instruments, nclud-
ing xylophones, carnets guitars and plastic buges.
50, 1e-inch Record Albums for storage. Less than
u price Now 10c
Portable Electric Phonographs in a simulated
leather case. With these features: 3-tube
amplihcation, crystal pickup, tone and volume
controls Plays 10 or IL inch records Were
$685. Now------------------- 1895
$50 Phonoeraph Records by well-known artists.
Now 25c and 35c
WssL-Music Galleries. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

The girl, weighing 3 pounds 2 ounces,
was born yesterday at st. Joseph's
Hospital. DR.. Fred Hammerly said
mother and daughter were doing
well. The 37-year-old actor few
back from q Bermuda vacation re-
Gently for the event. He and his 23-
year-old wife, the former Nora Ed
dington, have another daughter,
Deidre, 2.
Old Hebrew laws were those OF
an agricultural people.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Bows Port-wooI Hose, 75c

Properly labeled to fabric content
We're Sis and 5I.25
1000 pairs of part wool hose in white tan and blue.
Sizes 10 to IL.
AlI-wooi Sport Coots
1 Junior in size T. Was sl225. Now ----------s --sSs5
3 Juniors in size s. Were $3.50 Now s6.so
I Junior in size TO- Was $1250 Now -------- $6.s5
Juniors in sizes and g. Were $3.50. Nowss.s5
l Junior in size II. Was $3.50. Now-------$ $3.50
2 Juniors in size 6. Were 1895 Now --------$4.S
stocky Coats in sizes IL, Is and 15 Were $40
NV " $l0.75
stocky Coats in sizes H. 1s, IA and 49, Less than
Student AIl-wooI Sport Coots
in sizes 13, IA, Is and 49, Were SIS. Now S7sS
l in size IL. Was SIS. Now ----SIo'so
2 in sizes 13 and IS. Were $3.50. Now----- $s.sS
2 in sizes IL and H. Were $125o. Now $6.95
AI-wooi Junior Topcoots
3 in sizes 4 and S. Were $3.50. Now $11.s5
1 in size 6. Was $12.75. Now ow--------------- 1888
l In size H. Was $25 Now $l3.s5
AI-woo Suits
4 Kuicker Suits in size s. Were $3.50 Now $S.95
l Short Pants Suit in size S. Was $685. Now, 1896
Short Pants Suits in size s. Were $12.75. Now, 1895
2 Stocky Suits in size 40. Were $25. Now $l7sS
Stocky Suits in size is. Were $25. Now - $179s
l stocky Suit in size 1s. Was $3.50 Now $14.s5
1 stocky Suit in size 49, Was $3.50 Now --- s13.s5
1 Kncker Suit in size 7. Was $13.75. Now----$S.95
2 Stocky Knicker Suits in size a. Were $3.50. Now,
$3.50
; Junior Lonsie Suits in size g. Were 1880 Now.
S9S5
w&L-The Boys Store Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Gas Ranges, Electric Heaters,
Steom Irons Reduced
1 Gas Range. Was $14s.ao. Now-----------$ $3.50
Gas Ranges Were $127s Now--------$s $ss.s5
1 Gas Range Was $1sL75. Now----------- Sis
IL Thermador Electric Heaters Were $13.75. Now,
$S95
IL Infra Electric Heaters which heat in all direc
tons 1000 watt Were $2s.s5. Now $l5
80 Mermaid Electric Steam Irons. Were $1225.
Now $o.7o
20 Rubber KoiIed Electric Cords. Less than "a
price. Now w------------------
500 25-watt Light Bulbs In red, green, blue and
rose. Were 20c. Now ---------~---1o 1oe
w&L-Electric Appliances, Eight Floor
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
ErroI Flynn Father Again

BURBANK, Mar. 13 (P.-Its an
other daughter for the Enrol Flynns.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Sterling Silver FIotwore and
Plated HoIIowore Greatly Reduced
Sterling Silver


Compotes less than "A price. Now 50
1 Compotes were 1920. Now--------- Sc
l Compete was $3.50. Now -------- $3.50
Sherbets in a set. Were $2220. Now S11.10
1 Pair Of Salt and Pepper Shakers were $12.
Now ~
l Sandwich Plate less than u price. Now SIS
! Sandwich Plate less than n price. Now,
+ $3.50
1 Pair Of Tall Candlesticks not perfectly
matched. Less than n price. Now 80
Low Candlestick. Less than II price. Now
$40
1 Low Candlestick. Was s6. Now ---- $3.50
Low Candlestick. Less than u price. Now, 50
1 Salad Plate, hand-wrought. Less than n
price Now - Il 4-4-+ ~ --4.- szo.zO
/ Pair of Sterling Silver and Glass Salt and
Pepper Shakers were $72o. Now $3.50
1 Sterling Silver and Glass Jam Jar less
than a price. Now----------------- *1.S0
Silver Plotted HoIIowore
2s Tall Compotes with futed edge. We're
20 Tall Compotes with plain edge. Were
e Mayonnaise Bowls with fluted edges were
20 Low Compotes with nuted edge were
e. oo Now ~ $3.50
Is Two-piece Mayonnaise Sets were $l2.
I Sugar and Creamer Sets with tray. Were
$3.50. Now S'''o
prices in
u,s~Y rho siIvar Roor First Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
HUMBLY GRATEFUL

The only heartening news concerning
the hurricane that tore through the south
erly. part of Florida on Wednesday is that
no lives were lost.
That was a forceful demonstration
of the lessons taught the people of the low
err east coast in the hurricanes that struck
Miami in 1926 and Palm Beach and the
Okeechobee area two years later, W h e
thousands of persons lost their lives.
Since then residents in that area of
Florida have become hurricane-minded. In
the 1926 Miami hurricane, thousands of
residents were unfamiliar with the move
ments of a hurricane when it strikes
given area. They thought, when the GEN.
ter was passing over Miami, that it was the
end of the hurricane. Thousands rushed
out of their homes and were caught in the
heavier winds coming from an opposite
quarter. II was during the second onset
that most fatalities occurred in the Miami
area.
Residents on the east coast know now
what the people of Key West have known
for many years, as result of which the
loss of life here has been almost NIL In the
1919 hurricane, man lost his life while
trying to reach his boat, in the harbor off
the foot of Caroline street, to ruin out an
Ohter anchor from her.
Key West has been fortunate since
then. and has been grateful Cor that good
fortune. Residents are aware that nobody
knows what course hurricane will take,
and 1t is as likely to come in this direction
as elsewhere along the east or west coasts
of the state Knowing that to be so, we are
humbly grateful that Wednesdays htirrf-
cane travelled two degrees north of our
latitude before it began to turn westward
ly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
NEWSPAPER LIBEL

In new suit on newspaper libel,
styled Cooper Against The Miami Herald,
and reported in 81 Southern second series,
page 1872, the Florida Supreme Court de-
cided the Miami Herald was not guilty of
libel for publishing that a certain charac-
ter shot at certain night spot. The
place and position of an article, and the
display of headline, may be considered in
determining the libellous nature of an ar
ticle.
The court said that the actual language
of the matter published must be the only
thing considered in determining whether
publishing matter is libel per Sc, as innuen-
dos are only deductions of the party COM
planning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
TEACHERS GETTING MORE PAY

News from all over the country shows
that the State and local school boards
have raised the pay for school teachers.
Chicago showed that its heart is in the
right place and assured $1,S0O,0O0 pay in
creases for its teachers. The Illinois legis-
lature backed the increases.
Our schools and education are reeog-
nized as the foundations on which Amer
lean citizenship is built. That is why the
smaller cities, towns, and country districts
are in lire looking after their school teach
ers, who will be paid enough to meet the
high costs OF living.
And why not? Workers at the bottom of
coal mines as well as airplane pilots who
fly the blue skies, are getting double what
they were before the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
SOCIALISM 10 INEFFICIENT

fl,.a shmraeterl~sge M socialism Ia Ia In.
sgf,slnex
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rn.l..a -. ~. - sovs,amaa. has
-. -, \. - a.. ano...ons
,.-..''.. 80 g.. a.."...,.s - .
-. ...,.., ..'' -. -. a. .''..r, 49," ~
- -, A.. hesn = severe decline in
......a.,ses.. IA. s.l,..h r,,na. .,a ,rod,..
- -. IA -. sosI'snd e.. ,ha srs,
-. \. A. hs.,a,v rn.,ana = hs,,;u. -
-. - -. :. TIA. ne. IN ~
- '."''' a 80" ~ . a''S" "'','S are
60. s., -. 4. W. 'n'ea' ., '%n 's
- .i--.ss, s'',.'..~. saaP., y" '"e n''',
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- -, ', .-.'..s,. wa'sn was uepehdea
- - 's' s'"'' e"s's"" ~ l'hahea'
-, - -. ...'s - "''"~ ."e forecasts
w" 'ns'''e'sney - implicit In the So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

Folks who read these literary
gems from Hickory, they some
times will maybe say, what kind
of a character is this Josephus
anyway? And today especially, I
will most likely be put down for
sure as a character of some kind
on account / am going to say a
good word for couple of bills
THAT just showed up. Something
good about bills-my word, you
will say.
| Anyway, Fergy - he is our
|R.F.D. old reliable-brought the
igas bill--it is $2.0l, and the cleo
trio bill-it is $2.62. Both of EN-
together are IS cents day. And
the house is full of equipment
hot water heater, cook stove,
| lights, washing machine, irons,
letc.-and anybody saying that Is
cents is not fair and reasonable,
| he is some kind of character his
ownself..
You know, if the gas and cleo
trie gents could devise some way
SO people could PUNK down 10
cents or 2 bits for service like you
| do for cigar or nip of fire
water, and think nothing of it,
obey would get folks with COM
plants, off their back. But peo7
ipfe are funny about money. Five
bucks ON d 2-mihute horse race
is nothing-but 4 bucks for gas
and kilowatts for month, is
| robbery.
t think will amble down to
| the light and gas office and see If
they might want me to write 'em
some ads. They are kinda modest
down there. / talk out. / reckon
/ might; after all, some kind or
other of character.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
PARITY PRICES

Farm SUPPORTS are determined by the
government on the basis of shifting prices
Parity prices are prices that farmers
receive in relation to prices that farmers
pay. A rising price level means a rising
parity price for farm crops. For instance,
year ago wheat was worth $1.79 a
bushel. Now. it is worth $2.08 a busfel
Cotton has gone up nearly cents pound
The government admits that it "gets
caught by inflation''
Farm prices are guaranteed govern
ment support through 1948.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Know America)

Secretary of Labor Lewis B.
Schwellenback of Spokane, WASH,
born in Superior, Wis, SO years
ago.
Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati,
lawyer, president of the Federal
Council of Churches, son of a
President, born in Cincinnati, so
years ago.
Upton Sinclair of Monrovia,
Cal, famed author, born in Baltf-
more, SO years ago.
Albert Ford Hinrichs, assistant
commissioner of labor statistics,
Dept. of Labor, born in Brooklyn,
IN. Y, AZ years ago.
Gus Edison cartooniSt, creator of
The Ghmps" born in Cincinnati,
IS years ago.
Paul B. West, president of the
Association Of National .Adver-
tisers, born at Lake George, NY,
So years ago.
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, famed
pioneer in fight against infantile
paralysis, born in Australia, 81
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
SATURDAY. ssprEMsre 10
Ger foa. poylis6f saa one hsSsJ

Evening
6:oo-Summary Of News-fbc
Newscast Every Day-cbs
Dance Music Bands-mbs
s:fs-Rhapsody of Rockies-nbo
Word From Country-cbs
6:3o-Boston Tune Party-nbe
Saturday Sports Review-cbs
Cecil Brown Comment-mbs
6:45-The Art of Living-nbc
World News Commentary-cbs
Jan August repeat-mbs- west
6:oo-Foreign Policy Talks-nbc
Hawk Larabee Drama-cbs
Hawaii Calls Musicians-mbs
e:So-Curtain Time Dramatic--nbc
Mark Warnow Soundoff-cbs
News and Sports-mbs
6:45-Saturday Commentary-mbs
7:oo-The Life Of Riley-nbc
Lewis Little Show-cbs
Twenty Questions Quiz-mbs
7:so-Truth or Consequences
Sweeney and March-cbs
Better Half Quiz-mbs
7:s5-Five Minutes News-cbs
Enthusiastically Hit Parade-nbc
Bill Goodwin Comedy-cbs
To Be Announced-mbs
S:3o-Can Yos Top This, Gags-nbc
Vaughn Monroe Show-cbs
High Adventure Drama-mbs
e:oo-1udy Canova Comedy--nbc
The Saturday Serenade-cbs
Chicago Theater of the Air-mbs
e:3o-The Grand Ole Opry-nbc
Abe Burrows Tunes-cbs
s:45-Dance Tune Band-cbs
1o:o0wNews 6 Variety hrs.--nbc
News, Variety, Dance 3 hrs.-cbs
korn's a Krackin'-mbs
1o:so-Dancing & News az hrs -mbs
Asc PROGRAMS - Times fit either
Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.
6:0o-Network Song Time
6:3o-Harry Wismer's Sports
6:45-To Be Announced $50 mins)
7:15-Betty Russell Sings
7:3o-To Bee Announced
S:0o-l Deal in Crime, Drama
8:3o-Famous Jury Trials
9:00-Gang Busters Drama
9:30-Murder and Malone
1o:00-Prof. Quiz and Quiz
10.30-The Hayloft Hoedown
11:0o-News, Dance Band Hour
12:o0-Dance Band Hour-west only