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Evening star., 1948-11-28
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc (csnt.

WOMAN, eolored. wishes 5 days regular
EsTk; s s sxp1s5isneed 15sa worker; city
EoMAS .sad41 to es.f ssg: hoSs s: h d;ys ss work
WOMAN. colored, neat. wishes work u
maid in rooming house, gh.w, part-time
day work. co. .9661.
or care for / child while mother works
W., stay III RSt D5sasF sSs4 san s. i've Sus
WU2f W3nAN i5 sols5sa $685. experienced wants a'''
WOMEN. colored. wants cook and house
work: take care children. ma. S31e
nss!Sy "a. e0'S1ta MAB1E Vienna Sas $sss.M.
Ehyss: fridsy: references. no sSs4.
WOMAN wishes days work: ..experiensed
YOUNG LADY desires days work. ironing
sY H!' NEAT GoLoRED woman: 6. hous.
work; small family; good ref HI. $685..
CoLoRED. exper.. IS. wishes daywork;
ref IL 1121 bet; 3 and pm.
COLORED GIRL wishes Job as waitress or
nImI1semsid nm1 experienced; De %, 0otS; %: .,.
9f %o hStsl os ~ Sosk ox2E Re sl59 a,v, work
Monday and Friday; good reference AID.
coLoRED WOMAN, "a. wishes house.
keeping yob, small family; references; no
nights DE. 6643.
C0LORED WOMAN wishes cleaning or
part.tlms work. 8 am. to pm. Call
co, 9609.
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MOTOR rRAvk.

LEAVING FOR DAYTONA, BEACH. FLA.
10 am. Monday, Nov. 70; have room fol
4 adults. ladies or gentlemen. Call MR.
FOX, TR. 9716. 8 to 0 pm. Fri. Sat. Sun
4 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY students want
ride to Flint. Mich, December is; vii
share expenses and driving Reply WILL
LIAM. KINNEY, resistar's ONCE, Ameri'
Rnh1aBIE shh asiysf'ts6 COUPLE or man over 30 t.
s5iTs sP,s new car to Ark, gas allowance .o. tu
IEAvISG FOR MIAMI. FLA. sunday. Dec
II. would like . passengers. AT. 1897
LADY DRIVING TO MEMPHIS. Tenn
Dec. lst., desires couple or lady to share
HO. 7O06, Ext lO4.
DRIVING FLORIDA, Tropical and Hialeah
new Buick station wagon; share expense!
only. Write 1905 Goth NV.
ARIZONA AND S.W.; lady driving, accep
1 passenger, help drive; no cost for trans
portation. Box 14O.K, Star.
DRIVING CALF. in 2 wks, take one
share driving: Texas, Arizona or Calf
WOULD LIKE 70 CONTACT woman driv
ing to Palm Beach or vicinity Dec. ALL
pay all expenses. Phone Fails Church
7e42, 2 to 6 weekdays:
GOV. WOMAN EMPLOYEE, driv. to South
west mo. Okla, Kans.. Ark.) Dec. End
wants 2 women passengers to share ca
expense and maybe drive. Call NO. s43'
durlnE niEht.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRITERs pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea,
sonshe mashns: for HSrsH sss stsndsrds ana
aG48D1sS MaeenGs Ie ins sas Re s
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed.
Re; l177 UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
AMPLiFIERs. public address, systems, in
MIST Co. 5.'t; e. 4sss ss opss sogsR saRd:s ma
ANTIQUE FURNITURE RESTORED to
original nnish: samples Of work at I'll
A%NiScs; S... canvass, 1sp.,r,n:, tar ! n:
.asssi 9aHSs ob. .E1: Ex ess os.
!s%ssss; .S!'sn 1!i 'issl' WORK s:'''
$ :S ss' 'sss!s sH'
ssHREiCKLAYING. FIREPLACEs and chin.
sSiLD,Se StH 'AsSASa zsS SEEaSDEHsa. III 5ss
ss ead 1sss sy sSsa sE ass. aa
iax IA 4sa.J: ss Sat- of sunday ' and after pm.
ssrd WORKING fsGo.ih man WIFE plenty P y expert
enee: ,srss 95 9f small iobs; free estimatss. ad
eeahkrRRarsf. eshk FL sisi PROMPT sERylcE-csb,-
net work rspairs KITCHEN sds az saus,pmsssnt fHrn
CAMERAS. csS movie EQUIP. aoreisn or do
nas,siss; repaired BY own sery,Se shIPt dePt'
ekssh cAHHsA kHPAias-sis II IFS s not 10Th s St. Nv nv
y'sF'a aHEsrsT ;nHsEssns' 1ac sess0fy '.fsi Hi
CAkPkNTRY-Repairi and remodeling
recreation rooms and Attics finished, roof
ing and siding. WA. 1881. GLENN Put
eAsrrsTsf cAM sTsi; --pereh... closets, stairs,
roofing and painting done in workman
i.ks msnne5sa a. Por an estimate. call M1l- sn
e.nsas esass :.ns HsP'isa and lex
eeaErr1FEa9@3ttie. esaaEsir Hi 2osS finished, recreation
norsasas
HEsSsIcks s1nsSHsIic kss'asnsr onion y a4sii ~ "
CARPENTER. building. repairing. ineludinS
porches. steps, recreation ooG rooms vort ana
1s,I.nt.ed 1snsss Cash Mr. or wEBFs is5Rs rS 0c
cARPENTFR-small Jobs: window glass glass
door locks installed; window ssIn ssa!1ins'
roofs repaired and painted: WA. nd os GUS
CGMENT eSS ias WORK and damp waterproof
STTAsN5 YEal1AsHh 11AsHhoSIs1EkEb & MHa s
EaIi Mr.. CRULEY any time, NO. 50sl.
ELECTkiC WIRlNd' semmsreiiai eis,: rss,dsn r.ndirs
!!s f. ~ Ssjs SsS5ss,ssSs,ss as1sisi.
electric service. repairs; instailatiens' t aght'
s1xcrsIcAL REPAIRS and installations;
Al js.Ts Co.; ;.s.i "a: ssss; ssss:e.,n.
alepises bi trouble; rsDid service; no mess:
aishk 80
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noME lMpRovEMENT COMPANIES

HONE lMpRovfMEkT COMPANIES.
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIoNS-Atti
room, recreation room; complete building
service. Call FA. s6o2 for free estimsstes.
ArTIcsI IIYSpK EEE5sHEH: e. isaea'in' ssa repairing
BULLDOZER. owner operated. hourly or
contract rates, grading. Easements paiK.
eARpEtNTER CONTRACTOR. stores and
houses. remodelinE, big or small JOBS; esti.
tTss DFssss SsMfNf ffssTnaaSso aSoRRE soons.
driveways, porehes. basement floors. steps.
sRH AZ Tas sef pe Or aPs Ps nsS sss WORK
fLooR MAiNTENASCE, cleaning, waxing.
polishing and SANDING, also window wash:
HSrkmen ns ans 'e CAN rR sss 'S0 OF L. s2ss
laying, HRH sanding. f1nishins. cleaning; par
Sa fSes eossaeTo Euef Ne e'nsa sa Wsson:
HOME iio nys REMopEI1se, SH iHiSe additions attic.
II. ins'' nool.ns snS sp0sRfsiR s1suRsAN eoNsr Co.
NSnIi S$Ss H Sss. sasp.Ucn. sna ssss rooms. SIDING
reof: o. small T monthly payments Il desired.
fs fa1s sT SSsssssohSc Ssss ts5 ss;' co 81 iss
sssTioGNEwoRK-All ii types of stone masonry;
vallS, uagStO0e, uEeplhScs' OA4
work; skilled mechanics only; iuu crsW
Available at once; also, concrete Walks:
driveways, garages; will contract new
sssR;tiw sSssRfws A Eoaf ssss
ins NE bsmt. to roof; reasonable small downn
PAYMENT, 3B mos to pay. OR. 1900. =
EYERY ONE ADMiRES the storm porches
buiit By THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS:
Each porch is designed to complement
out Of save your fuel asd 1R
fore the rush season starts, Free esoss
mefes WA 6A43. UN: 424l:
GUARANTEED HOME IMPROyEMENIs-
We do papering, painting, roofing, siding.
carpentry work, heating. plumbing, cement
wcri-. hrenroohng, weather-strippins. N
sulation. modernize kitchens, build add
fions and all types Of home remodellng.
cali Mr.. Shifrin, FEDERAL CONTRACT
ING CO, 9I6 New York ave. NV. sH SA
hard. elastic, wear-resistant, molsture'
proof and durable. Many beautilel eoioIs.
ideal for easements, recreation rooms, q.
RACES, porches, etc. Excellent tor conchH,
brick, wood and other surfaces. Appiy y
Yourself, or we can arranse for an expen
% DO for Ze@snRY Ze@ sh9ns nssussfR q Hs'f NC. ss
1850 3Oth 1T. NV, Wash. T. d. Z" EN-
1907.
(1Sontinued On Next PaSe3
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT public. bookkeeping serv-
ce. auoits. statements. tax returns, Phone
ST 1000 any time.
.CCoUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
part time; tes returns prepSsp5ed,o Sp oaHa Stste'
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened
closed, audited: back work eaushtup; 10 local
ref; reas; 81; s5s..~,cv Nc, 80 40
married; d. c. notary; 10 years experienc!
once procedures: Boz 4s5.H s.s{{;; .,; So
desianer; registered, strons Construction
ATToRNEY, b. G. bar. vste,sp. 10 Years
eopnection With law ONCE. IA, osil.
ATTORNEY (31) with family. D. G. Rar
pvt and Govt. sxper., desires any Postiof
sHGsalAib sStas. bos sPeiCs eiCszR. ssss. q '''A ''
Evening star., 1948-11-28
SITUATIONS MEN AND WoMEN

COUPLE, col, highly int, desires positton
Nj eSHS ssSi MR hSs'sRso HND Ms s05f 5AcKoN ss
MAN AND WIFE, want job as residspt
manaser in exchange for apartment co
sALEs CLERKS. full time OF part time, in
retail iewelry store: pleas. WORKING conc
CHARLES SCHWARTZ & son, 7os 9TH
INTELLIGENT. neat and progressive indi-
vidual, from Q am. to pm; In new
business. for future permanent position
Apply Immediately. TRl.ALL1Ep GRE
ATfVE DISPLAYS, 833 q st. NV. 2nd door
GIFT WRAPPERS, wrappers and stock
men: 5-day, 40-hr. wk.; generous company
dement's and privileses. Apply IL person
employment ONCE. 3rd d., the HBCHT Co.
7th and r SITS. NV. ~
pRooFREADER, small once. Write COM
piete details. experience. education. per
sonal history. minimum salary &eceptable
poY 47Q.J star
Evening star., 1948-11-28
BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS MEN-professional men. why
pay once rent? For a few cents q day,
you can have complete mail and phone
service by competent, experienced secre-
taries. Make our address and telephone
number yours. Room 302. 1424 K st.
NV RE O616 >
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4 = 4A . 4x~O&4 .
1th and 2 SITS. N w.
NEED MONEY?

Manage own business on full or part
time: deal in q necessity, not luxury; op-
crate IN own home in own neiehborhocd:
liberal earnings assured II willing to work:
newly established dealers already earning
in excess Of $50 weekly: unusual oppor-
tunity to eStab permanent lucrative enter.
prise Call Gil. 32iS bet. 20 pm.
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GOOD JOB

Woman, colored (light skim, 2b-35 yrs
thoroughly exp. in caring for infant;
cleaning small apt. must be clean gooo
worker days wk., Q to pm, S1j
Apply Mon, 1896 st ne.
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position available for young
competent stenographer in national busi-
ness organization. Experience desirable
but not necessary. Must have good back
ground and thorough knowledge Of short
hand and typins.. Resular hours, 8 to 5, l
hr for lunch: 5-day wk.; pleasant working
conditions Opportunity for advancement.
MuLERS NATIONAL FEDERATION. Ma
tionai Press Bldg, MA. 62p1. -2S
Evening star., 1948-11-28
HELP WOMEN,
Secretarv-Stenographer

5OS1 OVt&1J 10C3x051@E
Thoroughly experienced and capably quail.
fled for executive Of finest retail men's
wear store. Must be able to take dictatior
rapidly and accurately. Position is per.
manent and offers much better than aver
age opportunity for advancement. Salar,
open, commensurate with ability. 5-da!
week. . Apply Mr.. Steinbach. LEWIS 4
TuoS cATTT J1n0 n
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YOIING LADIES

AGES is to 35. Several openings available
for perm. positions in downtown hotel
cigar. and news dept No exper. necessary
as we viii train you. Good working conds.
with oppor for adv. Applicants must be
neat and attractive and be able 70 meet
the public. Apply to MR.. KuNDE at
tel. between g am. and 1890 am. or
Q pm. to 4:30 pm. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Stenographer-Secretarv

25-35; s2oo-s225 per month. with oppor-
tunity for future: must be capable: con.
area; 5ha-day week, vacation with pay
disqualification and insurance benefits; in.
te-cstins wor o. "dGl;nistratire nature
In reply, please state previous experience
and other pertinent details. Box IL, Star
TYPIST-CLERK
Varied duties in small ONCE. One who
does not require close supervision; 5-day
week: salary. $40 FIX. 317i. 20
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OPPORTUNITIES GALORE

yious experience we'll train you in the
following departments; Ready--to-wear, &C.
cessories, childrep's depts.,- homefurniSh.
our 5-day, 4O-hour week, with generous
company benefits and PRIVILEGES. Stop in
and have q chat with one OF our friendly
personnel representatives. any time be.
tween 10 and 4:3O. You'll be convinced
that the. Hecht Co. is great place to
shop and q sreater place to work. En-
ployment once. 3rd hoor
THE HECHT co.
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Group Health Association

OF Washinston. D. c.. is opeEins a dental
health center in conjunction with its med
iss services Sta are new
Dentists. full or part time: hygienis-s S,
dental assistants For further information
call N; L. DOLLAR, executive DIRECTOR
Evening star., 1948-11-28
HAVE YOU PERSONAIITY?
IMMEDIATE OPEN1NGS

with nationally advertised firm Person.
ality and Imagination more important than
business experience. Flexible hours. For
appt.. call Otis sO"4 Mon. "a.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
for full-time selling positions. 20f. dis
count on all purchases. 5-day, 4O,hour
week and other liberal employment bene-
Ats Apply employment ofice, 4th floor.
LANSBURGH'S & BROS.
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(6ontInued O. Next Passs
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sTENoGRA7HFR-Im opening Tor
Young lady seeking perm. employment;
small quiet ONCE. consenial surroundings.
Interesting WORK eonv TT sranSp mus' nd .nd od
t]ohi tnoing Speed SALARY Commensurate with
sb!i,ty. BOZ S23-o; star ,norn 1-Icx
company has opening for young lady. as
sccretary to manager: 5-day; 40-hr ~ TKi;
paid holidays and vacation. Appiy WbIIE
MOTOR Co, ll20 1st st. ne" Mr.. BOSE
Evening star., 1948-11-28

method WADDELL. TR. 1879,
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS-No Job too
small. Shelving and cabinet and cemen,
work For free estimate. cali TO. 6@f7
or Greenbelt 354a.
BRING IT OR MAIL TT-Your faded OF
let the specialist create new beauty and
charm on them. EXQUISITE-THE DYE:
WORK SPECIALIST. Ga. and N. Il
Georgia Nine Seven Seven Seven.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
For wsshinston's finest independent mar
ket and liquor shop; must be thoroughly
experienced and capable; permanent posi-
tion; excellent salary and dne opportunity
SHhNKS 70 interview rs
Evening star., 1948-11-28

sTENOGRAPHER and general once Work
.r: 6.dsy wk Phone CO xr.y,snc. $500; want v,nt.d
by Nstional Jewish orsanizatton at It's
Washington legal bureau; 5.dsy. TeeK; Ss5o
GOOD working conditions. Phone IA; $50 $40
ar call at 805 @ st. NV, RIM. 40. -29
STENoGkAPHER, immediate opening; sal
sry % ability and sxperienss "a
tion S-day week; annual vacation with
paw ' group insurance benefits; desirable
Working conditions RE. 1858, Ext. 81 Gl3.
Evening star., 1948-03-07

stars Ralph BsIlamy Geraldine fi'1sera'd.
as law officer combating mob rule.
WT0p, tf:30-6eraIdine Fitzgerald in an
ORIGINAL drama spotIighting the work Of the
National Society for Crippled Children and
Adults,
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Audience Shows
The fol,oving broadcasts admit /

The following broadcasts admit the
general public. For tickets phone the
station or, in case Of WTOP, write.
WoI-Metropolitan O012. Meet
the Press" 10 pm. Friday. No tickets
necessary for Meet Your Neighbor. p"
1890 am. Monday-Saturday at the
8. 81 w. Cafeteria.
WRc-Republic 1000. Tin Pan
Ballet" pm. Monday-Friday.
WWDC-Nationa 1908. Teen
Time Revue" $50 am. Saturday;
Lunch at 1450," 1915 pm. Mon
day-Friday.
wARL-owens 1900. "Georgetown
Forum" / pm, Sunday at George
town U. No tickets necessary.
WToP-Warner Building. Quiz
Two Cities" 1920 pm. Saturday;
You're the Top" $50 am. Monday
Friday, 2:30 pm. Saturday; Date
With Jerry" 4:30 pm. Sunday.
WASH-FM-Distric 1880 u. 8.
Air Forces Band" pm. Thursday
at Interior Department auditorium;
q. S. Army Band, 6 pm. wednesday
at Departmental Auditorium, 18th
and Constitution avenue.
WGAY-shepherd 1880. Home
makers Gift Brunch" 1880 am.
Saturday at Silver Restaurant. No
tickets necessary.
Evening star., 1948-03-07


dramat1ation Of Jules vsfne's "A Trip to the
Moon"
WEAM, t:45-"Ths South RsvoltT
interview with Senator Harry Byrd.
WT0P. 2:00-Ths opening Of the Oklahoma
Territory in 1889 rs.enaeted.
VOL, 7:45-T. B. King, director Of the
loan guarantee service Of the Veterans Admin
istraiion. discusses loans for veterans.
W0P, 3:00-pianist Eugene lstomin plays
chopn's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra,
No. T.; Ffanek's Symphony in D Minor"
opens the program.
WMAL, 4:00-FiIm Singer Janet Blair is
guest vocalist.
WINK. 4:30-RonaId eoIman In Kipling's
The Phantom Rieksha."
WRc, 500" Twentieth Century," the Ben
HeehfCharIes Macarthur farce, is the play.
WMAL. 6:30-1he methods by which medi-
cine was praefiesd 1000 years ago are shown
in Blessed Are They That Mourn"
WRc, 6:30-Fi|m Newcomer Douglas Dick
is introduced by Star Madeleine Carroll.
WhAL. 8:00-The works Of two czecho.
sIovakian composers comprise the Detroit
SymphonYs program-Dyorak's Concerto in
B Minor for Cello and Orchestra" and SINE.
tana's In Bohemian Meadows and Forests"
WRc, S00-Aetres Olga San Juan meets
Evening star., 1948-03-07
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. MARCH =. ls4s ~
Heard and Seen on the Air.

Hollywood is of two minds about
television. Those with their money
invested in the major studios look
on 1t with complete distrust. They'd
be happier if science would think
up a few ways to make home life less
tolerable, instead Of devoting SO
much effort to the turning of every
living room into a movie auditorium.
Attendance at motion picture thea
tiers has fallen off enough already.
This, of course, is the reason the
major studios will not let televislon
broadcasters have new films and, in
fact, will not even have anything to
do with the medium. They are not
going to compete with themselves
until they know where the profits
are coming from.
There are others, though, who
view television with anything but
alarm. One of these is Jerry Fair
banks, according to Harold Heffer-
nan, Hollywood columnist for the
North American Newspaper Alli-
ance. Mr.. Fairbanks is the head OF
the pioneer studio, one of several
already at work in the movie capi-
tai, making motion picture shorts
solely for video broadcasters. He
thinks he is in that portion of show
business that has the brightest fu-
ture.
So far the Fairbanks studio and
the others have been turning out
short subjects based on both old
playlets and new scripts, but they
already are preparing for bigger
things. They hope soon to be filling
television's need for adventure Sc
rials, all the elderly chapter films OF
the established studios being used
up rapidly.
Retrenchment at the big picture
studios has, coincidentally, placed
them in the position Of aiding the
new video film makers. Many stars
and featured players, who have
what Is called name draw" are
now in the open market instead OF
under contract. Most of them are
happy to get In on television' s
ground floor.
Motion pictures are the answer te
television's talent problems, Mr.
Fairbanks is certain. "Films have II
all over the live performers in pro.
viding the best entertainment fol
tele fans" he told Mr.. Heffernan
Stands to reason we can put or
well-rehearsed shows with fine per.
formers, expertly planned, and do II
much cheaper"
Incidentally, a number of manu-.
facturers have promised lower
priced television sets for the neal
future and almost everyone in show
business thinks its newest medium
is slated for boom. NBC already
has plans for duplicating many o1
its big AM programs in video and
others will follow.
X X n "
Washington artists who appear on
Evening star., 1948-03-07

the Horace Heidi talent show next
Sunday CWRC-10:30 PM will not
have to compete with Dick Contino,
the 18-year aecordionist from
Fresno. Calf. This Is good news for
them, inasmuch as young Mr.. Con-
tino Is q formidable opponent in a
talent bout, as he has proved by
winning first price in every city
where the show has played in Its
first 13 weeks. Tonight he appears
in the quarterfinals, however, to be
eliminated Cunlikely) or win (most
likely and he will not be around as
a hazard to the hopes of local con-
testants next week.
Seven hundred Washingtonians
sought a spot on the Heidi show,
which will be broadcast from the
stage of the Capitol Theater. 1t
was a task, but the two advance
talent scouts auditioned all of them
before selecting those who will vie
for the $3.50 first prize next Sunday.
MIR. Contino, incidentally, will be
on the program, but only as guest
star. His future as an entertainer
seems assured, Mr.. Heidi having
signed him to a seven-year contract.
Other Horace Heidi discoveries in
clude Frankie Carle, Alvino Rey, the
King Sisters, Fred Lowrey, Lima Ro-
may, Gordon McRae and Henry
Russell, now NBC musical director.
Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts"
(wTOP-Monday, $50 PM, now
rated among radios top Is by the
Hooper Report, has taken on an
international flavor. Last weeks
winner was Carlos Piantini, concert
violinist and former child prodigy Of
the Dominican Republic. Other con-
testants in recent weeks have repre-
sented France, England, Australia,
Cuba, South America and Italy.
n X Il \
Miscellany Department: Eddie
Ganaher's picture will grace the
front cover of the sheet music for
''Toolie Oolie Doolie" when that
comes out. The tune was his latest
"Moondial Record-of- the Week" 2"
it's an import from Switzerland, II
you're wondering where song with
a title like that might be found :.
John Charles Thomas, soloist tomor-
row on the Telephone Hour" (WRC
9 p.m0 will make Washington ap-
pearance March 16 at Constitution
Hall . Students at Dunbar High
School will have a House that Jack
Built" disc jockey contest Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Harold Jack
sons House that Jack Built" pro-
gram on WINK. Ten finalists al
ready have been selected to compete
for top honors. Bill Brundige
(WOL) and Bob Wolff (WINX) are
among the sports reporters in Or
lando, Fla, checking on the Mats in
training.
Tele-Notes:
WNBW aired its "NBC Television
Magazine" for the first time last
week and plans to continue 1t
nightly, Tuesday through Saturday
at 7:05 o'clock. The editor" Is
Johnny Bradford, recording artist,
who has just signed with the local
station. The program is made up OF
a series of five-minute features, in
Guiding songs by Bradford, fashions
sports, interviews, book reviews
travel films, musical films and news
casts.
WMAL-Tv will take its viewers
out into stellar space come March
16 at $3.50 pm, by way Of special
broadcast from the United States
Naval Observatory. Captain Guy w
Clark, superintendent of the observ-
atory, says tests have shown that the
audience will be able to see celes-
tial bodies exactly as they appear
in the sky almost as If they were
looking over the shoulder Of our
astronomer"
Evening star., 1948-03-07

Sndfli6 WCIdtiHy.
WRc, Fred
Allen presents a
sketch based on the
late Mark HelIingsr's
last film, The Naked
City"
" NJ AL, 9:30-
Anna Christie" with
Dorothy MeGuire,
Burgess Meredith and
Oscar HomoIka in the
starring roles Of the
Eugene 0'Reill
drama.
W W Dc, fi:30-
Sheriff Mat Blake"
stay< paInh BeIlamy
Evening star., 1948-03-07

Representative J o II II
BIatnik air their
views on N 0 "
Should the United
States Face the Prob.
lem Of Palestine"
WhAL, f2:45-A
1902 recording oi
Tenor francesca Ia.
magno singing "Cor.
riam." " from William
Tell, and a 1909
recording Of Geraldine
Farrar singing "0ne
Fine Day are high
lights Of Souvenir
Theater.
nv a n IN A
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Marion progress., 1948-12-09
Jurors Drawn
For Superior Court

Jurors for the first week of the
January term Of Mcdowell County
Superior Court were drawn at the
meeting of the County Commission
er Monday as follows:
Oscar Henderson, G. P. Seagle,
CASTOR Toney, W. A. Mccall, A. W.
Grayson, A. V. Stezer, Ernest E.
Allison, W. P. Jackson, Pat Dale,
A. J. Wilkerson, ]. C. Bowman, Jr.,
Ed Jackson, Julius Kanipe, E. Wayne
Suttle, N. A. Revis, Jessie Williams,
R. A. Gibbs, Ray E. Lands, CLANCY
NJ. White, James W. Hogan.
]. L. Hogan, Mrs. Louise Barnes,
G. W. Thsmason, Richard Hensley,
Richard Mckinney, Ben Foster, Cor
don Davis, Lawrence Peters, H. D.
Bishop, Paul Bryant, Floyd W.
Bradley, G. H. Ross, G. H. Swafford,
Haskell Poteat, Coleman Coble.