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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-07

Mineral experts say the United
States has used 81 per cent of
its mercury. SO per cent of its sill
yer and lead. 70 per cent of its
chromium. 70 percent of its baux-
lite. go per cent of its copper and
petroleum and IS per cent of its
zinc.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-07

Agricultural and forestry ex-
perts say that during its short
history the United States has lost
one third of its topsoil and four
fifths of IFS standing saw timber.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-07

White was not the official
nuptial color until 1918 in the
United States.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-07

The earth's population is in
ereasing at the rate of | per cent
annually.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

Mrs. Leslie B. Wright of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, tells
What Women Want From the Next
Congress.
2:05, WBCC-Brooke Johns en-
Gees dedication of the Potomac Riv-
er Wild Game Refuge near Travil-
lah, Md.
2:30, WRC-Charles Korvin Of
the films In Ellen Glasgow's They
STOPPED to Folly"
2:55, WMAL-The Redskins meet
the Green Bay Packers.
500, WTOP-Joseph Szigeti plays
Brahms Concerto for Violin and
Orchestra in D Major" The New
York Philharmonic offers Schu-
mann's "Rhenish' symphony.
4:05, WINX-The Baltimore Colts
play the San Francisco 49ers.
4:30, WTOP-A special United
Nations program from Paris with
addresses by Secretary of State
Marshall, Trygve Lie and John Fos-
ter Dulles.
$3.50, WTOP-Don Hollenbeck de-
scribes The Fall of Troy"
soc, WTOP-Barbara Stanwyck
in The Flowering Thorn" q dran.a
of misdirected mother love.
1880, WINX-Joseph r. Young,
Federal Spotlight" columnist, par
ticipates in a discussion of "Po-
litical Activities Among Federal
Employees" Ben Paul Noble mod
crates.
$3.50, WRC-Fred Allen consults
Dale Carnegie on human relations.
900, WTOP-Herbert Marshall
plays 'The Admirable Crichton."
$50. WMAL-"The Wind and the
RAIN" q drama with Celeste Holm,
John Dali and Otto Kruger.
10:45, WINX-Eddie Albert in
THE Secret Enemy" latest in the
series about venereal disease.
1905, Commentators in
New York and Paris participate In
special U. N. program.
TelevisiOn.
1:55. WMAL-The New York
Giants-Pittsburgh Steelers football
game.
500, WTTG-A death battle be-
tween q tiger and boa constructor
shown as the first of The Greatest
Fights Of the Century"
$3.50, WMAL-First of a series OF
James Thurber stores to be drama
Evening star., 1948-10-24
For Radio Listeners
By Harry Macarthur

keeping CeleVlSlOn owners nome on
Sunday evenings.
LUCKY PUP (WMAL-TV-daily,
$50 p.m)-The Bunin Puppets and
their 4nterlocutor, Doris Brown (who
surely is one Of video's most at
tractive young stars. are almost
certain to join the ranks of your
favorite performers. Their con-
tinuing adventures, involving das-
tardly magician out to get his hands
on $5.0O0,000 inherited by the Lucky
Pup-are a wonderfully happy eve
ming interlude. 1t may be neces-
sary to warn the more LITERAL
minded young that this is all in
fun, but Lucky Pup is one children's
show that won't drive you tc a
quiet refuge, which is more than
can be said of the hour that pre-
cedes it. We wouldn't miss it for
the world, or Rita Hayworth.
II 4 X
Awards and Honors Department:
Magazine Digest Is presenting its
first Good Radio Award of the
Month" to The Greatest Story Ever
Told (WMAL-Sunday, $50 p.mD,
the dramatic series based on the life
and teachings of Christ. 1t re.
mains unexcelled in the field Of re-
ligious. programs" the citation says,
adding, "AS for its being all-around
good radio listening for the entire
family, few programs could be rec.
commended ahead of il"
Futility of It All Department:
Candid Microphone" seems to have
been damned with, not faint, but
loud and enthusiastic praise. When
it first came on the air it was
greeted with huzzahs as the first
new radio idea in years and one of
the most refreshing. 1t has con-
tinued to win praise from both lis
teners and radios paid Critics. 1t
has been given the heave. No
sponsor.
Il
The Local Scene: This week is
the one that Arthur Godfrey is
going to think never will end. 1t
is his last as an early rising disc
jockey who has half a days work
done before beast and fowl on his
Virginia farm are rousing from their
slumberS. From November / on,
somebody else can have it, it being
those dawn sessions on WTOP land
WCBSD. Mr.. Godfrey will stick to
the daily hour at 1890 am. on the
CHS net and to his weekly Talent
Scouts show, with maybe some time
now to devote to thoughts of tele-
vision. >. Mrs. Carolyn Hagner Shaw,
editor of the Social List of WASH
ington and etiquette authority, re-
turns next Sunday for a third con-
secutive season on WMAL. She will
be heard weekly at pm. WWDC
will present special United Nations
program at 8 o'clock tonight and
also will devote all station breaks
today to the United Nations Day
celebration. Insomnia's No. l en-
emy, Les Sand, returned last week
to take up his Yawn Patrol duties
on WWDC. Yawn's the word, all
right. >. Lou Aiken, former WINK
who left in 1947, has re-
turned to join the stations an
staff. -. He also returns to
his post as bass soloist in the choir
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church. :.
The face of Eddie Gallaher, the
WTOP Sundial and Moondial man.
will decorate (or whatever the right
word Isl the sheet music of the
forthcoming The Money Song" and
You Started Something" Mr.. Gal
laher's beaming smile already has
been used in this manner to have its
effect on the sales of '"Toolie, Oolie,
Doolie" and LARGO, LARGO, Lily.
Bolero," among others. He ought to
feel happy about getting on some
thing in English.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

stized, THE Cat
b l r d S e a t. -
Others will fol-
low during t h e
winter season.
$3.50, WNBW-
An in t er view
with Represent
ative Fred A.
Hartley, jr.,
800, WMAL--
Benny Goodman
and his quintet
and the Inkspots
head the guest
list on Toast of
the Town"
4.M WNRw-
Evening star., 1948-10-24
HIGH LIGHTS TODAY
Radi0.

1880, WTOP-Walte Pach, trans
lator Of "The Journal of Eugene
Delacroix" participates in a discus
sion of that work.
1889, WRC-"Atomic Energy and
the United Nations"
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts and tele-
casts admit the general public. For
tickets phone the station or. in the
case Of WTOP and WMAL. write.
WOL-Metropolitan O0l2. Meet
the Press" 10 pm. Friday.
49, WwDc-National 1908. Teen
Time Revue" 1890 am. Saturday;
Lunch at 1850" 1913 pm. Mon
WMAL-TV-National $500. "on
Wings of Thought" $50 pm. Tues
WTTG-sterling $500. Meet Mrs.
Market" 7:30 pm. tuesday: Hayioft
GiosnsepEyato5yi; Cons r .nsayi, @ :;so Pm; ThurSaay;
WRc-Repubnc 1000. Johnny
Bradford, 1890 pm. Monday Friday.
WBUZ-FM-Hiliside $500. Assign
ment Quiz" 8 pm. Friday.
WASH-FM-District 1918. United
States Army Band. pm Wednesday
at Fort Myer. No tickets necessary.
WEAM-owens 100 SONGS Of
Rsneh'e M sso pm om Tuesdsy-rhnrse fueSas
pm. Monday-saturday at the Casa
"Washinston Opera Guild e:15
WMALwNational $500. Quiz Of
Freedom Ring" 1890 pm. Tuesday
for tickets to the latter.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

1880, WTOP-
"The Man in the
Iron M H."
Alexander Du-
mas class ic,
dramatized.
1889, WOOK-'
A special pro-
gram in behalf
of the Commun-
ity Chest with a
case hist ory
from the files
told and an in
terview w 1t h
Ch e S t Official
William Gilks.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

Angel in the Wings" the Broadway
musical, with the Hartmans and
Hank Ladd.
1890, WMAL-"Over to Moon"
with Merle Oberon and Rex Harri-
son.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., typeWriters, cslculator1,
cash regs ONCE eauip's. any kind; tor
price. DI. 1879; co. 1925 eyes,, sundsys.
Old jeNeIry. cups, saucsrs. Any amount
DORA NUPsAW MILESTONE. 1885 q
NV: Sterling 74e6 ..
glassware, rugs, silvefware. petnttngY
hishest cash cash prices paid. ffar MURRAY
Evening star., 1948-11-14

VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repalnted.
dale. Nd. uN. iS45
$50. 40 = Glendale ave, Alexandra
y1crok FoTD1NG STEPS. $50. 1905
Violin. st5G e. Jseobus ACC Steiner 1875; viola. An.
tonius stradvarius label 1870. 1895. r
VIOLIN; bows; old; ds good s condition, Emit.
inch blade. s:hp: ss7s: used very little;
save, s135. 41a-ineh jointer, s3b. WA.
WxRDRoBE, child's, 5.drawer. s2s;
new motor ,S3sbo. sligo $50
{s s, stes size I 5c double
Sss ss ass' Easy vi
sond..% conc Teas Tess. '1 W.. a17ss. ''' 'N''' ''''
Snssd WASHERS as Sy sso,s s7e Greatly
Thor. Apex. One Minute, Blackstone. auto
IS: asn nj h 1855. Il sS1l: t open 'eS Every =
I II sg, s VI .ss:ns sss
WASHER, WASHER, ' Easy Shiri dry. apt size: sx-
ceiient condition, semiautomatie,. washes
WssHEk yssI ss'n Easy SPINS whydrs fI a SPINS ssse clothes
damp dry: apt size: used for only 2 wks;.
like new: $45: cost s69.95. TIE. s326.-16
WASHER, GE, spinner. large, excellent
condition; $50 CHI. 1901.
WASHER, ABC; good condition. Call
WASHER, Bendix de luxe automatic; very.
verv slightly used, $3.50 cash, save slos;
WGyinE 1sMTp GE ~ 1Sos lSas de- luxe; rubber wrin-
ger, pump, white: Sl5995 latest; used
mos. S87 so. 1894 Eastern ave. Nv
WASHER. apt. size. Taylor Jr.; 2-ib espa.
city, excellent condition. $50. vi. 2246
WASHER, Easy, spinner, good, $50. Wo.
WASHING S5ssi MACHINE, apt. size, almost
new. with wringer and auto. hose DRAIN
S4S5O MI. 1859.
WASHER, Maytas, perfect condition. Wo.
WASHER, Easy Whirldry. apt. .sise, latest
mossl practically nsn; Xxx viii kseh' 800 IN
WASHER. GE .wringer Tyr. Eith pump;
well maintained; $40. II. 1858. -14
Evening star., 1948-11-14

auer nnish. excellent condition, S115. 81
sEEtkAM1cs KILN, sleets.s, '.velr, s,z'
sEWING MAcHINE, wilcox Gibbs. auto
matte silent trsadls drop hssd. n,trs Ss 1TS
sGw1Ns saeH SStG%s AeaMEs-Rssaesa i e price; q
portables ] and consoles: S3s 90 So1 Up wi,sn, tM
SISIA SITS osl sEwdsss sdss CENTER Ssls "'is0'
SEW SEWING C MACHINE reconditioned singe
portable, complete with attachments 500
ssEhwiSG p MACHINE, electric. console. b!
original owner; attachments; hrst SOC
aksSi u sSaSs SMScHTSn sSnStorw wnseier Wilson
attachments, q drawers, $25. IA: 25s1.M, m. ).
s;ssIisSi s|;ss perfect Condition hardly used
siIsS sE%1NG ~ MACHINE. singer portable. but:
tonholer and sttachments' excel. work1ns inos
s9aSs s9aS:s ssS never u.ss eis sia AZ $50
ments; me GOOD cond.; $b5. dE. 74s6, s:3t
SEWING 81; II G%M MACHINES. singer tr..dl.. good
cond.. S45; 1884 Neal st. ne;
EWNG MAGHMSES me 81 s1ee xnSs sonssf
SEWING MACHINE. electric. and 2 tailor
,ae ,sFewiss tis1s' MSSchfNEs al Sh sose sse.e sails. New
portable electric, $3.50; Wilcox q Gibbs
sss!sSSs ssS: wSs.Iss f Wii:sn tlssdle; sss se;
Tsates; ,! ogsn SaslI FL . Pr Pr SIN SINGER sew;
sEWING SEW % MACHINES, rotary portables
s6a.75: others u less; consols SOLE, sss;52i
specialists. PENN. AVE. SEWING MACH
Co. u 40 Penn: ave; NV, MA; 1883. -lt
and rebuilt electries and treade loves ss
shop now. 9l5 10th st. NV. Elk, 6S44
SEWING MACHINEs-sinsers. elec. port
ables, sbs.50 up. all guaranteed; al also Hsy u
f%iNa i9S Ssl4 ii I'll
ewes. 3lO9 14th St. NV. co. 1921.
SEWING MACHINES, so Singers, for sale
Or rent: !mmsdists ,s! Sslivery .,,EIISsg ESgert e
cHAMaE. = s412 l,,,ls 18th s.: nv; 80 81: ss45
able, some attachments. $50; drsSs coat,
black, princess style, size IA; winter Aport
coat, grey, box style, size Il; spriAS Coat,
saus, dss 1I. 1A. 4ed0.,
Evening star., 1948-11-14

STUDIO DivxN. 2 chairs, piano; must sell
stlTs. 81 Hs0? ?rorcoA1s AND oyEHcoA1s1,
soss Tom sa: s5G ' M ;ea
S5s + Si5 Exc z2;H2sa SSs R''s Sis Dhvs
siE' s6x la IAMF. Rs0oi eE, with timber. Dr.w.r
SShphss ins pipe, esR' caIi IA. ais4 SUNDAY oniy
TABLE. linoleum top; o sosa sa,s condition. So;
round, 54.inch diameter. extended 10 o,,tt;: IT.:
ideal for home aes Or group; priced for quick
5000 condition; suit. for library or bsdrm.
s;..:E: :ss s.tt s: :sss:, ;nss: s,:s .s s.s' cl
SHs TxSiE. sin.tts: drep:le:M, M maass.pyy;s seats
ssyts tos sos ..: :'i soa
sas11s s.s 'sSssit.i table,
4aS1As lSe Hs.eSsti' Sit Of Td rs;s doue.dk s.s
FABLE Hln e@tM MAPEE, SfiEi extensen. dinette size;
TAssisH sas1.s 'fG 'ffaEvEE12aa: fE aseo BY Redin viii
keep any polish metal brisht for q
least mos; simple to use"Just spread d
on-allow to dry, rub to polish; l.;, 81 bot
Order from Washington's makers Of un-
usual jexelry: RoDiN IEwEls, HJas, sos 18th
TEA SERVICE. heavy sterling, Purvian,
$500: Royal Doulton, tsakwood and other
TELEVISION, FArnsworth-Come IN for
demonstration after l pm. or any week
day $3.50 pm. 415 East Capitol st.
TELEvIsI0N-Philco,, ,RcA. GE; Admiral.
Westinghouse, Motorola and Tel-Tone; a,
samples at greatly reduced prices. Yes,
Alperstein's Xill deliver. install and ,s guar.
low as S1s9.5O. Easy terms; as long as as y !,
mos; to pay; ALPERsTE1Ns Is . ELECTRIC LI RI
sH, 200. SH; 1893. Open Mon, Thurs
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in. screen. new condition. HOO Anaeostia
TELEvIsIoN-Beautiful new console mod
e WIZ ssa6 5eeSId 81. ysss and
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incl. installation, $3.50. IA. s164.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

toOnsinusd d Nszs Tssel
Evening star., 1948-12-12

tons to various circumstances And everything checks two
dogs alike not if of the breed the litter
Some years ago. Dr. Little the director former president
of the University of Michigan and of wide scientific
interests acquired dogs for study of their inherited
color characteristics Among the first dogs he got this work
were two lines of Dachshunds distinct in origin All the pups
produced from one of these lines and still are
always genial and friendly Some pups from other lines how
ever turned out to be td and unapproachabe This the
genetcist was highly significant Bad treatment, course
might make any dog l-natured, but here pups
apparently. which were inheriting a mean streak.
This was field - genetcs of dog behavior - in which
almost scientific work had been done But young scientist
at Wabash College in Indiana Dr. p Scott had interested
himself in it. primarily way to learn about human
fobes Dr. Little invited him to join the Jackson Laboratory
staff and build up research program
All dogs, the scientists point out descended from
wolves Through the centuries they have been seecvey bred
Continued page rs
Evening star., 1948-12-12

company Miss DBus called him back and offered him dog
biscuit to roll bargain eagerly seized by such showos
as Mtz the poodle Boolie gowled and did ugracousy
strictly from hunger He's very reserved said Miss DuBuis
The word thought of was "sourpuss"
Then there was Dewdo the fiery little Schippeke hot
tempered little Frenchman Miss DuBus called him. Joe the
Dalmatan patient and cam Jean half poodle and half Irish
setter, full of mischief
School for Dogs
HEY all have their personalities, just like human
beings said Dr. Clarence Cook Little the famous scientist
who founded and heads the Jackson laboratory
But mere personal impressions if their own do not
satisfy scientists So the laboratory school for dogs to
test their mental and temperaments and determine
what characteristics hereditary and what affected by
environment Observers study them in all sorts of situations
noting and evauatng charts their bars grows and tail
Eectronc gadgets and other instruments painess and
harmless in you're wonyng their involuntary reac
Evening star., 1948-12-12

NEx1 time you feel like boastng that your dog person.
aty all his right ahead You re absolutely right
lhs comes from the scientific ountanhead the Roscoe
Jackson Memorial Laboratory which was virtually DESTROYED
by fire last The laboratory in Bar Harbo Me- lis the
recognized world center for the analysis of herey in expr
mental ANIMALS as well as for research three years.
scientists there have been pyng seriously into the secrets of
Rovers temperament and social behavior.
Their ulterof motive get clues to the part hereity
plays and the part environment plays in the ornerness-
charm of human beings and what can be done accornplv
to help solve human social problems
They only beginning get the answers but thew
can tell you now that every dog has distinct individuality
scientifically checkabe And you wouldn't doubt it if Won
could visit the laboratos Hamilton Station big estate Just
outside Bar Harbor
Great Danes 10 Chihuahuas
1T USED to be rich mans horseandcate farm but TODAY
it is dog town. population 5O and growing The % breeds
Pus few cross-breeds from Great Danes down to
Chnuahuas and include some probably heard Of
incidentally to settle any BETS the dogs THIS Weeks
cover aren't dachshunds but basset hounds.
Duke the Doberman-bg and erce-looking-was observ-
ing TWO carpenters repair the gate of his the day
there The carpenters also observing Duke none too
confidently One of them laid down hammer. and Duke
promptly made off with it. The carpenters yelled but kept
respectful distance just then the toddlng-
lab assistant arrived the scene, marched in and
retrieved the hammer. and gave Duke nonchalant pat
ON the head The dog down eyed the youngster
win gentle affection just big roughneck with god
lhe next dog met was Basen named Jinga. Jinga
evced no pleasure in the meeting In fact he wouldn't even
look at us as stopped in front his pen Miss Edna Ds
tne laboratory assistant general charge of the dogs
into the pen but still he wouldn't look But when Miss Duis
started to leave he hastily grabbed the bottom of her smock
with hs teeth and hung trying keep her there Even 50
ne Kept hls eyes shut. He's always this way said Miss
Dubus Sort of frustrated emotionalist"
In boole the Afghan (real name khabouD met another
type Out tor walk with pack of other dogs Booe would
have part of them Headed off by himself and kept his own
Evening star., 1948-12-12
a
ARE DOGS
PEOPLE?
by Arthur Bartlett

In this community of $50 CANNES,
some startling discoveries have
been made. The facts throw a new
light ON dogs - and ON people, too
Photographs By Bob Towers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
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product! Thousands prospects everywhere;
placed sD trial e sell is ssh oFasr;
oer JOHN II 'y wilson ps fndans aver
Dept Als4 : Ghlesgo 10. II. co.., -.
ter nationally known Cushion shoes direct.
Complete line for entire family; full time
or sideline; full-time men earn up to $50
Shot, re co. 81 pFG eRes
s slss W ssSaffs2p fo M. Rswlesh business no
experience or capital necessary; sales easy
, ,ad Write EAwLE1oHs. Dept, dee a.
T IeT saIEsMAN n to handle complete paint
line. including varnishes, enamels. roofinss
paint experience not required: aualinea-
ensrse ever n pso
tected franchise. This sd is not direesed
E psf R VaRasH eo c.r.
SALESMAN for mems wear and clothing:
exp necessary; drawing AGAINST commits
sion; should earn over $50 Fer wk. MILLS
CXNvAs VASE WANTED. to solicit ioca-
lions for music boxes and smusemsne
machines; high comm paid. 2ooe 18TH
sALEsMAN-ro call on builders and sell
kitchen cabinets; car essential must be
able to read blue prints: permanent posi-
trade. See MI Graham, KITCHEN EQUIP
MENT So lIS4 s. o5 ns for b5,b
type reliable young man with pleasing
personality. in expanding trailer cqsth
firm; salary and commission. Wr4s
stating qualifications to Box 44-A. ST..
SALESMAN calling on mems wear ia
department stores in Maryland. Delawste.
Virginia, including Westminster. D. G. for
troduced this season, this new war-bofn
process creates the most beautiful sales
compelling ties IN America: recorders tefl
rife fall line ready soon; nrm established
1874; liberal commission. Exclusive with
CUTTER cRAvAT, SEQ s. Franklin st-
chicaEo q. III
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