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Evening star., 1948-08-23
AUCTION SALE.

zED L. WILLIAMS q FED L. WILLIAMS.
Jr., auctioneers--Auction at WILLIAMS,
AUCTION HOUSE, 9lS New York ave.
servel gas refrigerator, -Mathushek upriehr
piano. sets national fiat silyerwsre and
other household effects Seryel gas fate
model retriserator, Mathushsk upright
several bedroom suites. boadoir and aad smsn STg
ers and robes. sets national silver
plated fatware sets, King Edward srd
Cavalcade pattern In chests, tea and
coffee sets, attractive patterns, late-styie
gas COOK range, ANTIQUE Victorian siaht
front desk, odd sofa and studio beds. !, !,
numerous other large and small househpld 3
articles Regular auction sales each !
Tuesday at pm. here in the auction
house. consisnments OF better-grade
furniture and merchandise solicited from
estates, warehouses and individuals, COM
mission on large lots 12%. Appras.ss
Quoted anywhere. eonsuitation invited |.
c. q. SLOAN q CO., INC, .Anctionesrs--. Z
Large sale Of household furniture and Z
furnishings at public auction st sloanss
7l5 18th st. NV. Tuesday. August q.
tiane chairs. chest Of drawers, old prints
uprirft pianos. new daybeds, leather iannFs !
chairs, poker tables with folding less, card :
tables. drum table. box springs and mat.
tresses, china. glass, brie-a-brac, etc. Nov =
on vieg. Terms, cash. q. sLOAN D.
Co. NC. Estabiished 1891. 20. J. q
(Ccnttnred On Fext Psss.) I. 49, 9
Evening star., 1948-08-23

For dnme feo p pes t y
you uh o b a pk f the perfect HI
lice cubes oehd o dm the sparkle tn is
nd o oue Hto f
dZehyH made III dueho nj TO
in ndnH
nail o American piece o the
seconds fdanh onrond ds
weIwthot tnde
Evening star., 1948-08-23
STAINLESS STEEL;
wHTTTWASH

(Fron Mrs. d. o.. Arlingtoa.)
Stainless Steel-Not being q born
housewife" I get little satisfaction
from securing pots and pans. My
stainless steel with special seal COW
ers and low-temperature cooking
principle has greatly increased the
pleasure of meal preparation. And
keeping the copper bottoms bright
is incredibly simple Gas my sales
man suggested}-clean with salt and
vinegar.
For Mrs. M. T. L.: have q copy
Of Poems for Every Mood" and
will be glad to make duplicate
copies of any poems in 1t that she
cannot locate elsewhere.
For Mrs. K. B., whitewash: Dis
solve 2 tablespoons dried glue in l
cup hot water. Set aside. Mix
enough slaked lime in / gallon cold
water to make q thin paste. Add 2
tablespoons salt: enough bluing to
whiten: and glue solution. Keep
well stirred.
SPOTS ON SILVER DISH?
From Mrs. J. II. p, Washington. J
left salted peanuts In q sterling
silver candy dish for several weeks
I Just discovered some black spots
on the dish which cannot be re-
moved with ordinary polish. Please
advise me If there Is any way to re-
move these spots, as the dish is
ruined otherwise. Thank you.
4
REDOING SCREEN?
From Miss !. E. H., Falls Church. J
When buying a little house re-
Gently, I inherited q three-way fold
ing screen covered with faded green
burlap. I have seen some beautiful
wallpaper with Mexican scenes
which I would like to put on the
screen and use in my recreation
room. Will some one tell me how to
Evening star., 1948-08-23

From Mrs. M. s. G., Washington
I hope some reader can help me
with my problem. My husband, an
Army officer, has been sent to Okin-
ava for q tour of duty Of 21s years
The baby and I expect to join him
soon and I wonder If some one
could answer the following questions
for me:
!. Would It be advisable TO take
Evening star., 1948-07-02
SAFE! Twice as Good and DoubE COOL
Breeze-Sheer Rayon Bembergs'
= for SIS

Styles You've GIooted Over at Much Higher Prices!
Misses Sizes II to 20! Half Size, 16K to 24K!
Women's Sizes SO to a.!
he fabric croved and coveted for Washington sum-
the one fabric you've found coolest preest most
otterng the one fabric that's such sheer delight you
must have it in at least two dresses What wndfo| to
find wonderful royon Bemberes', doubIy inviting at
special low Two for your money! price, And what eIor
patterns what beautiful styles Think Of foros sun-
bursts confetti and leaf prints in lovely onotones or
bright coors dark light erounds Sweetheart necks
vnecks squore-necks, daring pIungng lines demure
hehthrooted gowns! Think Of fri fishtolIs poniers
side dropes pepIums becoming gathers! All included
In sizes to fit everyone from miss to moron And reme-
be you get TWO dresses for your SIS in this big SALE!
sketched are only few Of many styles
q.
Budget Shop Me.,a~se Ra.s.;
Second Ths HshtC HlunS St4ss
Whot You your fur coat is still hanging
in your closet!
Better let The Hecht Co. store it at once
before the moths have their way with 1t!
Bring your coat in coll MA. 5lOO and
we'll pick it up. Fur Storage, Third Floor,
Washington; Second Floor Silver Spring.
. . COOL COOL
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Ice ShowIs Big Hit After Cubons
Lose Their Fear of Freezinq

HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. II (CDN).
-Cuba's brief and astonishing ice
age ends tomorrow, and Cuba Is
sorry. - 30. ~:sor. So -
The artificial polar period has
lasted only three weeks, but Hava-
mans have gaped at their first skat-
ing and seen man-made ice rolled
out fiat instead of in ice cubes.
An American skating troupe, which
arrived at Christmas time with
everything from a ballet to barrel
jumpers, has given this subtropical
capital its first taste Of what a north
ern winter is like. In two trailer
trucks they brought their own ice
making pipes and chemicals at the
governments invitation.
But the idea of seeing real ice at
first scared the Cubans. They
thought that winter itself was be-
ing imported. Reasoning that the
governments sports palace must be-
come a vast refrigerator, they came
along the palm-lined boulevards,
muffed in furs, chokers and mittens.
Winter hit the box office, too. The
government found only the 81 seats
around the outer rim of the arena
selling and the best seats empty.
Though aff1uent with war-earned
riches, Cubans were fearful that
they would freeze or at least catch
cold if they sat near the skaters in
the. IS places.
The government decided to de-
frost its box office by publishing
Evening star., 1948-01-18
SWV Auxiliaries
Seat New Officers

/ Mrs. Madge Ryce, department
president of the SWV Auxiliaries,
installed officers in several units as
follows:
Dewey: Florence Babbitt, presi-
dent. Anna Rackey, senior vice
president; Mabel Mcconnell, junior
vice president; Mary Mills, chaplain;
Catherine HUM, secretary; Margaret
Burns, Treasurer; Mary Hagan, con.
ductor: Jennie Rhodes, assistant
conductor; Lillian O'Neil, guard;
Carrie Roesle, assistant guard; Agnes
Tennyson, historian; Gussie Hug
gins, patriotic instructor. Hattie
Ludwig, musician, and Esther Quinn.
Virginia Vaughn, Elizabeth Downs
and Verna Dixon, colors.
Astor: Martha Harrison, presi-
fdent; Willie Lynn, senior vice presi-
dent; Mary A. Burke, Junior vice
president; Rose Vernon, chaplain;
Dorothy Davis, patriotic instructor;
Catherine F. Winkleman, historian;
Bessie Maddox, conductor; Aurelia
Guest, assistant conductor; Ethel
Piersma, guard; Sylvia Haguhorst.
assistant guard, Lucretia Eicholtz,
secretary, and Anna S. Burg, treas
urer.
Petit: Alfredo Kripp, president;
Helena Huseman, senior vice presi-
dent; Anna Kripp, Junior vice presi-
dent: Lillian Berry, chaplain; Ger
trude E. Miles, secretary; Ethel
Finn, treasurer; Katherine Clark,
patriotic instructor: Katherine
Breen, historian; Mildred Flecker,
conductor; India Green. assistant
conductor; Katie Grimes, guard;
Mary Straub, assistant guard;
Kathryn Wood, musician; Gertrude
E. Miles, reporter, and Mildred
Rhodes, Lillian Selby, Annie Davis,
Mayme Kripp, Carrie Irving and
Myrtle Moxley, colors.
Miles: Suzanne Borrell, presi-
dent; Anna M. Palmer, senior vice
president; Myrtle M. Runion, junior
vice PRESIDENT Beulah M. Cope,
secretary: Annie L. Cross, treasurer;
Laura B. Kinghorn, patriotic in
structor;; Catherine Angel, histor-
ian; Alma v. Thornburg, conductor;
Mae Fitzpatrick, assistant conduc-
tor; Carrie A. Stillions, guard;
Frances H. Grace, assistant guard;
Hattie v. Ludwig, musician.
Lawton: Laura A. Sabins, presi-
dent; Ella A. Smith, senior vice
president; Mae Quattlebaum, Junior
vice president; Lillian Bradley,
chaplain; Kathryn M. Lynch, secre-
tary; Helen e. Grissam, treasurer;
Mary Coberth, patriotic instructor;
Albertine Lockner, historian; Eliza
beth Burlingame, conductor; Mar
jorie Rose, assistant conductor;
Doris Gates, guard, and Mary Girls
sam, assistant guard.
Special notices: Sunday-The de-
partment will visit Soldiers Home
Hospital. Meet at the Upshur street
gate where transportation will be
furnished.
Monday - Dewey Auxiliary will
meet at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Wednesday-Joint installation Of
officers of Urell Camp and auxiliary
at Pythian Temple.
Friday-Miles Auxiliary will meet
at Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

photographs showing cute ballerinas
skating in skimpy skirts.
Persuaded that the arena was not
an ice box, the public soon stormed
the ticket counters and spent nearly
$3.50 900 in three weeks.
This reversal of fortunes helped
boost Manual Castro, director of the
governments department of sports.
With clear profit for the republic
Of $4,000, Mr.. Castro Is merging
from under personal cloud due to
his taking part In the abortive revo-
luton against the Dominican Re-
public's dictator, Rafael Trunillo.
Mr.. Castro, here on 5000 bail
from the United States, is as glee-
full as the troupe that Cuba faced
the ice age without woolies.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
AUTOMOBILES WANrEp icon

AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcent.,.
.Sual pres sETn oT H nsa Psssdas RsIs Bsss
o1aERSSf oaE9aosET e SR fokDkesd s GOOD USED
car car igsMnsdiateiy: gsna will pay all cash. oc Cal
SKsossLdIsxg. sdsg 1sas % 9, Or. ls47 model. Phone
cAEy9 Eli esSs: 81 rhaM. ARs Coach, 1s4o-,s41; ur
PRivAfs pqs e PaRTx ffaasrs viii pay ss'' s1.7oo to
sS29o9 s2;0 for ds45 1919 or 1s4s car VEsTER-
cHEvRoLEfTi cas Fl 'e oR FoRD-veteran needs
MUM for clean car. Cali GE. ss42,
sRf7arE Va z PaRT4 PIP will pay cash. new oids-
No dealers. GE. $3.50. 19'
WILL TRADE my four-carat emerald cut,
auss diamond 1pE patnam Eh tno sHa
diamond APPRAISED Sa1 at 8 $4,000 es So
1895. -19
WOULD LIKE 10 BUY CLEAN CARS. le4o
through 1a4s. Bring your car to E & H
MsoToas sn29 "a ns for tSg f. dHsT iss l0al Saden'
WE WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Don't. trade on new car or sell any any
one until you set our BIZ pIises b; Need aeo
Il car Is not paid for. viii ps! Sd balance
and r,s pay srsa diyesense BARNEs-sAM o6ss
onlyy one Location; Drive IN open ios. 1900
efassd tsa essnsE suDa.5 ss ao nj Iii, 0en $50 to s.
cash price for your ie4s or 1917 car and
4sfs + sss Mok R5ss u c. e cal T9 g kod.
iRs FaR nosEsf aSs M APPPsasIs PPin on to !. makes
lS6 100 cass WANTED ?:MaSM1Eip1ArELY-'s7
, f. ~ win Dss your vNN RTles fo, cssp eass
af g q can Ek kkiytssSs1oS '5sos MOTORS.
ssas g zSSs Il: e Sss
e zSSs s7 ns sssse g ''ss e.
BSRs BfheRs pe5H chsvIoes: aSa ps5se, ssa
any make Of car that has had s,i' good care. e.
We need them and will pay the highest
Rarass st. ha. 7f54e. bS 44S5 & HAWKINS 1888 14sh
tape scHLEaEL doLbGN sea bfS ST s57 Carroll ca rsn
vi Viz ahfna Mnn raT Rss sPof CASA aHrsa PhSR se
s1sl sTEuARr AR MaT9H NS' s5oo CO. 9Th and N. y.
your car. Phone DE e303 for buyer to
call. or drive to TRIANGLE MOTORS.
sGE SEE is Is bEfokE 81 aSs e You sELl-A nat price
Of, $50 for selling your car. at your own
or M eRos Sasr s sarss e Ms opaa snnags
g,!R!;A4ND-NEw 1s47 or 1s4s CAR wanted
VIII pay all in cash. Party needs car for
ssT SHiafsE EN- s4 g7ls snd any VS. time Cash % S
B min.; also other makes. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS; N. Y. ave. and Bladensburg, Td..
aafGHEsTT PRICES PAID, any make or
ste, with SE without title; sl5so aga: ls:
corner. STANLEY II. HoRNER. Buick,
Mr. LEWIS now connected with NORTH.
EAST MOTOR CO.. Ford Dealers, will pay
highest prices for used cars Drive in for
Ts ta ssme high to Sr aSo 1s for M
EoEFaSasT ID Sagpsts MoaoR sesss co. At Sia os0
I sa tPR sssh pss pSds .0s s0q5 Drive n
representative to come to you. $40 :Bla-
sneSTE 81 aD HeD0Sss oWNERs ssss AT w. e2e2 9
you name; all you pay US is 81 commits.
ST so1 nos Drse fhssss i SIT Is R aS sa
4432 Conn. ave. NV, Wo. 324e. Open all
a1x W1N soRdaSi Wifi w1NN"-rop price for r,S Your
come to your home or offlce; plenty parking
space: Open ewes. am. to 9 pm WiHNs INNS
MOTORS: l59 Florida ave ne: Ex. 269s:
payment on house or COZ op. apartment;
new Davidson 10x15 offset press with re-
st GasH Eoh ToR Gsse GARfsrss ssls
and Plsmouths. Phone Atisntic $500
STEUART MOTORS. Bird and SITS. ne
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Member Drive Planned
By Silver Spring Library

Residents Of Silver Spring who are
interested in the development Of
the Silver Spring Public Library
were urged yesterday by Mrs. Claude
w. Mitchell, chairman of the Board
of Trustees, to sign as members.
Announcing that a membership
drive will be held during the next
two weeks Mrs. Mitchell said that
cards will be sent to all former men,
bers of the Library Association and
to civic and social organizations.
There are no dues for member
shin.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

1941 BUICK Super 4-dr: radio
and heater -. 81,
1941 Buick Special 4-dr.; radio
and heater - /,
1941 Buick Special; radio and
heater ----- i,
1912 Buick Super 4-dr.; radio and
heater, new ring Job l.,
1912 Nash 5-passenger coupe;
radio and heater l.,
All excellent condition See Mr.. Cl,
Open nightly beginning Monday. Jan.
Used car dept. now loc, at 1910 Z
St. Alex. Va, TEMPLE MOTOR {
Alex. 3O55. 3
Evening star., 1948-01-18

And many others not listed. Bring in
required down payment, balances up to
"A months. This includes your car in
EEiNEs MOTOR CO. 1901 and 2461 wis
consin ave. OIL. 1900 and OR. 3400. Open
daily until o pm. Sundays, 1915. Ia
Evening star., 1948-01-18
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK, olds., Pontiac, .Chrysler or Desoto.
I94I- 1872, 4-door sedan. with complete
accessories; also viii pay cash to original
owner for car. in excellent condition; no
dealers Telephone very brief description
and price to CH. 9f63. lis
NEW DEAL Err badly needs your clean 3e
to AT used cars: any make or model:
your price is our price. Phone WO. 324s,
4432 Conn ave. NV. -23
BRAND-NEW 19ls or ~ model car IL
wanted By private party; viii pay. the
full amount In cash. No dealers. Phone
Evening star., 1948-01-18

EMERSON & oRME, USED CARS
'40-41, 2 Buick sedans, each 5
40 Buick 81" sedan
40 Buick 81 model black sedan, 8
,ss yhsels salsk model al black sedan, g
wheels
AZ Buick model $50 conv. coupe
Al Buick model 46-S sedanette =
Al Packard sedan
Al Dodge convertible club coupe -
Al Dodge Luxury Liner club coupe
Pontiac sport coupe -
III pOntiac C.dnpr h1na
Evening star., 1948-01-18

HUDSON 1s41 club coupe; excellent cond
sF; s1.2o4 Or or ,fs$t be$t offer under 2l'.
HUDSON ie4 ie41 IG6:l 6-cyl. 4-door sedan: T. ant
h.; orig. owner: needs motor repairs: leay
ing town, sacrifice S67e cash. uN
HUDSON HUBS Ssh is4n nz z4door sedan radio. heater
dsfrostess air bs.t os
under; SUNDAY only. csii 81. ss77: -
sRfes as fss ssl sH'sE 1880 h's Ga. Effs bs
f2Ef aGnsos sm is44 y 4s9sof s9so sedan; Al eond
as4S sste 80 oS4 ogsy sSsn ssr St 1..ent,
Hudson i m motor installed; bTiced for auici
sale, ,S1,250 or best offer under; sailor
shipping OUT, Call TR. 4o65 from s am
HsHuDsosS sHs 1855 4-door; in good condition
SREENWsAY, $500 Minnesota ave. p n;s.
pe@s sss4 1sss es iSS iasa sSe
HUDSON 1871 business coupe: we installed
7s Sack nSr n in and this spsste9 ss s9sRs Ps
tires, radio. heater and defrosters: aet
sgss 4. t low Ss vs9t oP only 1sa s @
| liable new-car dealer. CAPITOL MOTOR
e1 eSi. silver AVER sR sgrns asoe packard dealer
Psa si'75o. $3.50 siiss iSS5 5lss Saturday @ sitsi
HUPMoBILE skylark. 1s41; heater ant
radio; q chance to get this modern core
body model at a sasritiss; q q ,os5; ,rsh cash
INC. Ex. 4Io5. 222 End st.. NV. {2nt
HUPMoBIIE 1929: in fair running con.
dition: 500 or best offer under. Cal
JEEP tWlllys) 1916: civilian top and seats
real bargain, S675. MTTCHML'S MO.
TORS, INC, Elk. 4105. 222 2nd st. NV
t2nd at Const. ave.. 30
JEEP, 1946; very little miIeage. Can b.
seen at FORT STEPHENS PHARMACY
$3.50 Ga, ave. NV; GA. 5000. No rea'
LA SALE. 1910: radio, heater. defroster
white sidewalks, good tires; in excellen
cond.: Just passed D. G. inspection; 81 $50
| Call after IL, LU. 1854.
LA SALE 1885 2-dr. sedan: radio and
efssssa s ips or ssa bss. essn sT und.l hs
win consider trade. 10. 023e. lis
Evening star., 1948-01-18
AUTOMOBILES EoR sArf.

motor lsae new e trs. seas sPsraess
tsf set i. ssse d Tsasss1 $685. al
sTuDEBAKEH 1874 champion 4-door;
me tires. :. and b.. Seat covers. etc; ssSt,
ses som q rN sSaas ns5T M athss5 c 'G kss:s ssse
SUI sVeI issa 4door sedan sood
lst-class cond.; $3.50 or best ofer under.
sTuDEBAKER sri AT Commander Land cruis-
er sedan; practically new, r., h., defroster
sad esher extfss PTsed ,qst peieE oFs
MOBILE CO.. 1922 2snd st. NV. No.
sifGuHD1EBAKER 1887 President: s475 or
| STUDEBAKER Commander 1910 4-door
sedan; heater. hill holder. very good tires:
ssG9 sTGDrsakEE AK EH 1871 sI7s spas.enser coupe;
excellent mechanical condition. new. tires.
radio heater; new sooo battery and aNss seat COW
Eli TM Coach s'sS sSd sedan
| 1895; 1948 models: all body types, i'm
! mediate delivery. METROPOLITAN MO-
d{ ToEs, MY. ave. and Bladensburs rd.,, TR.
sTuDEBAKER 1s41 President 4-door sed. !;
recently overhauled; pvt. owner; S1,ls6.
RI TEKaAPiAsE llPi 1887 r: and h., mechanical
sdns SEDAN 1898 radio soss ss so0s
FAX TaxI Tat late 1871 1877 pymouth factory leather.
new; new ST. sY,7oo. ~ Can s RA. 1856. 4iio 1iHS I Isrd
TAXI, 'ss model. hight 8; radio and heater;
very clean; Inspection guaranteed. Price
TAxicAB, 1855 Plymouth. sa75. Where
GRogs ean gsu ct ssSR e much for so ttls' MR..
SPasSe WsHsah6N ssh as.'i Sc: 1897 isss ERS 7:
WILLS 'fas a:.ss .s.1 slscc e.
WHY'S is47 civilian ,eep: r. and h.;
lrs Said 8 e jsss ssS4 station wagon as p!ss-
ssfE Rss gssss eo 1sss sP!I9 gs1d
nN 1889 s4 ssasn ssSo good condition, $3.50
W1LTYs HIss gEEpsmis47 fs demonstrator, Del a 1s4e
used .sedo HTHTEE aTHTIas MoToRs. oY; 1889; 30
ss$ sos f. ss III ssas i 44ss:
sss Sans every or ssas nes car here Big isetn
ave- ave-. se SET or 100 loo iIth St. .' s.e. n. 71is.
tAuction sales rain or shine)
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTIoN-S5 total cost
pm, rain Or shine. List your car, early;
SiSs Ssscse z + HssisP sSs3 sSs}ss
Md: sH. 4400. Open daily. 9 to s.
1s41 BUICK Super 4-dr.: radio
1911 Buick Special 4-dr.; radio 'ss0
1871 u BUICK uSas'' Special; radio and l'Ss0
1919 asaisu Buick super 4-dr,; radio and 1850
1912 Nash 5-passenser coupe;
All excellent condition See Mr. Clark,
sd car dsp no~ oe a 1sio kns
Aiex st, Als1l; sS55 Va TEMPLE MOTOR Co.
EMERSON & oRME, USED CARS
'40-41, 2 Buick sedans, each 81 ,045
40 Buick 81" sedan ..---.-. 1905
wheels -.---.'-,---. - 1905
,4S Buick model 5s-G conv: coupe LIZ
~ Buick model 46-s sedanette = 1,275
| Al Packard sedan - 1,445
Al Dodge Luxury Liner, club coupe 1,145
q Pontiac s.doOr' a blue i;lsS
GMAc financed II desired.
WEEKEND SPECIALS
1947 Packard Clipper 4-dr. sedan; new
car guarantee; radio, heater and defroster
and overdrive S2,45O
1912 Packard 2-dr. 8; radio, heater and
def roster; exceptionally fine condi-
i94I De Soto 2-dr. sedan; heater;
motor, body, paint and tires in excellent
condition: price S1,195
1871 Chrysler Royal 4-dr.- sedan; radio
and heater; motor overhauled and new
1889 Packard convertible; radio and and
heater; priced to sell ----,------- SS75
I'm; to 8 Pm: SUN. / pm; to 8 pm
WINCHESTER, INC, 1904 Mt. Vernon
Evening star., 1948-01-18
STANLEY H. HoRNER, INC, Buick Hor.
1er'S Cnrner. Florida ave. 18th tn 9Th n e

REINEs (RYMEs WITH FINEsTy MOTOR
Co.-At either of our 2 locations, you can
get a good used car in less than Is min.
Just bring your down payment and drive
away a car of your choice.
At 1901 Wisconsin ave-, OIL. 1900.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
Win poy hike
at Solor

A militant stand by office work
ers and laboratory technicians
who had prepared to strike for
better pay this week won a So
weekly wage increase for SO en-
ployees of the Solar Manufactur-
ing Co., 4501 S. Western av., all
of them members of Local "a,
United Office and Professional
Workers of America tCIO).
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07

HEY PEoPLE date with newlyweds Bernard and
Clair Persiy reception dance is being given by the
of the Chicago Typo
graphical Clair Abe Feingas Fur and
Leather Workers. this Saturday night Feb T. $3.50 at 4840
Ashland All friends invited-proceeds to The Star
AUTHOR SAM ROSS. welknown to Chcagoans, has written
nove-Someday Boy The book set in the l920s
Chicago story of Benny Gordon who is
going to be success-someday
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
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Club
News
10:15-WCFL-Musi Lovers Hour
10 :30-WMAQ- Frank Parker Show
IL 5-WMAQ-Final Sports
II 30-WMAQ-World's Great Novels
IL -WMAQ-Concert Miniature
l2:00-WMAQ-1160 Club
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
Radio guide for the week

0-WBBM-Family Hour
0-WBBM-Pause That Refreshes
on the Air
6:00-WMAQ-Jack Benny
6:30-WMAQ-Phil Harris-Alice Faye
6:30-WBBM- Blonde
7:00-WMAQ-Charlie Mccarthy
7:30-WMAQ-Fred Allen
s:OO-WGN-Meet Me at Parky's
-WMAQ-American Album of
Familiar Music
:30-WENR-Theater Guild of the Air
9:00-WMAQ-Ta 1t or Leave 1t
5-WlND-Symphonic Hour
0:0O-WBBM-News
5-WBBM-People's Platform
-WENR-Wanted: A Place to Live
30-WMAQ-World's Most Honored
Music
-WBBM-Doorway to Life
II :30-WMAQ-Dave GarroWay Show
O-WENR-Norman Kraeft; classical
Music
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
TUESDAY

AN
7:O0-wBBM- of the World
-WMACl-400 Hour
:00-WLS-Breakfast Club
8:O0-WBBM-News: Harrington
6:45-WMAQ-Norm Barry
10 :00-WLS-BreakfaSt in Hollywood
IL :00-WBBM-NewS
PM
12:30-WLS-News
12:45-WBBM-Guid Light
1:00-WGN-Queen for a Day
1:30-WLS-Bride and Groom
2:00-WLS-Ladies Be Seated
:00-WBBM-Doub1e or Nothing
2:3e-WENR-P. Whiteman Club
4:00-WGN-NewS
5:15-WMAQ-Dave Garroway Show
5:45-WMAQ-NeWs
6:15-WBBM-News
6:30-WLS-Green Hornet
Chicago Philharmonic
--WMAQ-Milton Berle
-WBBM-Big Town
7:30-WBBM-Mr. and Mrs. North
0-WENR-America's Town Meet
ing
-WBBM-Studio One
0-WMAQ-Fibber MCGEE & Molly
-WENR-BoSton Symphony Orch.
O0-WGN-Amer. Forum of the Air
-WMAQ-Bob Hope
9:l5-WCFL-Meet the Union Printers
9:30-WGN--Your Right to Say 1t
9:30-WMAQ-Red Shelton
10 :0O-WMAQ-C Chesterfield Supper
Club
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
THURSDAY

0-WBBM-News of the World
-WMAQ-400 Hour
7:30-WyJD-Ulmer Turner; news
0-WBBM-News
8:0O-WLS-Breakfast Club
:45-WMAQ-Norman Barry
10 :00-WLS-Breakfast in Hollywood
lO:45-WLS-NeWs
PM
0-WAAF-Symphonie Hour
IL 30-WBBM-NeWs: Bentley
IL: 5-WBBM-Guiding Light
1:00-WGN-Queen for a Day
1:30-WLS-Bride and Groom
2:00-WLS-Ladies Be Seated
:00-WBBM-Double or Nothing
2:30-WENR-P. Whiteman Club
A:O0-WGN-NeWs
5:15-WMAQ-Dave Garroway Show
5:45-WMAQ-News
:45-WGN-Inside of Sports
0-WMAQ-Aldrich Family
:30--WMAQ-Burns g. Allen
:30-WENR-Henry Morgan Show
S:O0-WMAQ-Al Jolson
8:30-WMAQ-Jack Carson
9:0O-WMAQ-Bob Hawk Show
S:lS-WCFL-Meef the Union Printers
9:30-WMAQ-Edd Cantor
0-WBBM-News
10 0-WNIAQ-World's Most HonoTed
Music
IL observation-disclosures
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07

15-WAIAQ-News
10:l5-WBBM-Jac Smith: songs
1O:3O-WMAQ-World Most Honored
Music
10:45-WBBM-Sp Final