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Evening star., 1949-06-05
FEATURES ON THE
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1890. WTOP-Invitstion TO Learn
ing: Thomas Craven. author. and
Virgilia Peterson, lecturer and critic,
discuss BenVenuto Cellini's Auto
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Nancy Kelly.
$3.50, WMAL-Celebrity Time:
George F. Kaufman and Mrs. Wool
man Chase appear.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

D. Todd interviews Charles Ross
President Truman's secretary.
2:ee, WTOP-Symphonette: Men
delssohn's Hunting Song and the
finale movement of Tschaikowsky q
Sixth Symphony" are offered.
2:30, WPIK-Parmer Prom Wash
ington: Charles Farmer interviews
Senator George w. Malone oi
Nevada.
a:3e, wTOP-You Are There
"The Capture Of John Wilkes
Booth" is dramatized.
2:3o, WRC-University Theater
Preston Foster plays the title role
in Hemingway's THE Short. Happy
Life Of Francis Macomber."
SEQ, WTOP - CHS Symphony
Bernard Hermann conducts the
orchestra in Mozart's Symphony
in c Major, No. A." the Jupiter
symphony.
400, WBCC-Montgomery SYM
phony Orchestra: Soloist Florence
Wong-Soon-Kin offers Grieg's
Concerto in A Minor"
500, WARL-Arlington Radio
Forum: How Should Arlington
Real Estate Be Assessed for Tax
Purposes" Is debated.
$50, WTOP-The Green Lama
Premiere of a mystery adventure
series about q Tibetan scholar.
$3.50, WOL-Mr. Fixit: First pro-
gram in a series offering suggestions
for household repair, construction
and maintenance.
500, WTOP-Family Hour Of
Stars: John Lund stars In My Man
Godfrey"
$50, WRC-Martin-Lewis Show
Henry Fonda re-enacts scene from
Mr.. Roberts"
7:OO, WTOP-Your Hit Parade On
Parade: Premiere OF a show Offer
ing songs from past broadcaSts oi
Your Hit Parade" Marjorie
Hughes, Stuart Foster and Russ
Case do the musical honors.
1880, WOL-Mayor of the Town
Lionel Barrymore and Agnes Moor
head star in Believe Me of Al
Those Endearing Young Charms.
500, WRC-Fred Allen Show
Broadway Columnist Earl Wilson IL
Fred Aliens guest.
500, WTOP-Earn Your Vacation
Premiere of a quiz show featuring
school teachers as contestants.
$50, WMAL-Theater Guild o1
the Air: Robert Cummings and Anr
Blyth star in John Loves Mary"
11:05, WRC-Living, 1919: A docu-
mentary dealing with the poisoning
of streams and beaches, titled "Oul
Troubled Waters"
HIS, WOL-The Veteran Wants
to Know: DR.. Paul r. Douglass
president Of American University
speaks on What CT Education
Means to the Veteran and the Ma
ton"
11:15, WTOP-Peoples Platform
Two attorneys, Edward j. Ennis anc
Arnold Foster debate THE Supreme
Court and Freedom of Speech"
Television.
500, WNBW-American Televi.
sion Forum: Senator Kenneth 9
Wherry Of Nebraska and Repre-.
sentative John w. Mccormack oi
Massachusetts debate Are Higher
Taxes Necessary"
4:30, WNBW-Meet Your Con.
gress: The Labor Bill' is discussed
$3.50, WMALl-Singing Lady: Irene
Wicker tells the story of "Goldilocks
Evening star., 1949-06-05
News of Video and Radio
Washington Televiewers Like Berle
Even as New Workers Do
by Harry Macarthur

Ever since Hooperatings OF tel
evision shows first were compiled
Milton Berle has been leading the
pack by q healthy margin. Maybe
large Is q more appropriate word
than healthy. This has been q
source of continuing surprise to q
man who long since reached the
conclusion that Berle could be
vastly amusing, all right. but def
1nitely overwhelming when served
up once week.
Maybe, it was thought, this Berle
popularity was strictly a home
town affair, the TV Hooperatings
being made on the basis of the
New York audience alone. Maybe
expansion of the survey to other
cities, q project which still seems
to be imminent, would present a
different lineup of the top-ranking
shows.
The answer, so far as Washing
ton is concerned, has just been
provided by a diary study made
here by the American Research
Bureau for WMAL-TV, WNBW
VOIC and WTTG. Milton Berle,
though not by so wide a margin
as the New York Hooperating gives
him, is top man in Washington,
too.
The accuracy of these studies,
incidentally, Is much more defen-
sible than that of political polls.
People are asked what they are
doing right now, not what they
think they'll be doing on some
future date. The Hooperatings are
made on the basis Of telephone
calls while program is in progress
and the percentage OF jokesters
who would try to cross up the
survey with a wrong answer is
considered negligible.
In the case of a diary study,
forms are placed in the homes OF
q selected group so that a log OF
actual listening or viewing can be
kept. The local study was made
during the seven-day period start
ing May II, with diaries placed in
ass homes. These were chosen at
random, except for selecting from
televiewers whose sets are no
longer a novelty, tuned to a pro-
gram merely because it is on the
air. The ratings were made on
the basis of the 264, or 80 per cent,
of the diaries recovered and
usable.
The diary study shows local
viewing in accord with New York S
in some cases and miles apart from
it in others. The top 10 in the
May 27 Hooperatings are Star
Theater" (Berle), Arthur God
frey's Talent Scouts" Toast OF
the Town." "The Goldbergs. u
Suspense" Broadway Revue"
Arthur Godfrey and His Friends, u
"Fireside Theater." Winner Take
All" and the Fred Waring Show"
The local study's list. also
headed by Berle, includes Toast
OF the Town." Godfrey and
Friends" Talent Scouts" boxing
(NBC), Crusade in Europe,
Broadway Revue" stop the Mu-
Sic" Break the Bank" and the
Mats baseball games.
What all Of this proves had best
be left to the stats Of the four
stations concerned. who are study
ing the survey now In search OF
personally favorable indications
With the aid of q few generaliza-
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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Evening star., 1949-06-05

and the Three
Bears"
500, WOIC--
r oa S t of tn e
Town: Comedi-
an Harold Lloyd,
Singer M / n d y
Carson and Ten
mis- Star Vincent
r ic h a r d S are
among Ed Sulli-
vans guests.
500, WNBW-
Leave 1t to the
Girls: Bill Slater
m a t C h e S wits
with B in n i e
B a rn es, Kitty
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Evening star., 1949-06-05
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Evening star., 1949-06-05

biography.
l2:3e, WRC -
Eternal Lfgh {:
The history oi
the Yiddish Ian
guage is told In
The Way Of My
Uncle Gedalia. y
lis. WBCC--
Its Time to
Plant: Mrs. Ed
W ard Metteos-
ST an discusses
[ he re o !
African yiolets.
1880, WOOK-
Americans All:
DR. Tonlinsou
Evening star., 1949-06-05

TODAY.
2:30.
WNBW-Music.
WNBW - American Teievision
Forum.
WNBW-Merlin and His Magic
Strings.
WNBW-The Eyes Have It.
WMAL-Previews and Music.
4:30.
wNBW-Meet Your Congress.
WMAL-Your Own Home.
4:45.
WMAI-That's OToole.
500.
WNBW-Today's Sports.
WMALr-Super Circus.
Sis.
WNBw-Favorites in Art. Washing
ton Newsreel Digest, $40.
wOIC-Music.
WTTG-Concert Hall.
wNBW-Hopaloiig Cassidy.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Swiss Glass Teaches
$50 Racing Drivers
How TO Step on Gas
By George Weller
Foreign Correspondent Of The s,ar end
the Chicooe Dolly News


BERNE, Switzerland. May 10
Elsewhere in the world people are
being taught to drive slower, but
Switzerland is teaching drivers
how to step on it.
The worlds first course in rae
ing driving Is now being held in
Thun. near this capital city.
About $50 students" from bald
ing mechanics with grease under
their nails to manicured gentle
man drivers. took the first two
day seminar.
| They listened to lectures on
such hair-raising subjects as how
to drive in rain. on fast and
slippery pavements, without slow
ing down.
Proper Attitude Discussed.
They talked long hours over
the advantages of the Maserati as
against the De La Haye. and even
went into the psychological frame
Of mind you should work your
self into in order to drive madly
but not recklessly.
| Caracciola, the Italian driver,
was held up as master exam
pie of the correct attitude to-
ward speed.
This artist Of the curves goes
into communion alone with him
self for hours before a race and
allows no one to speak to him.
He even preserves his solitude for
awhile after the race is over,
| in order to decompress himself
physically at a reasonable pace.
One course was called. How to
give a stock car a haircut" which
is European for How to strip
down a stock car for racing pur-
poses"
Seminar Takes Two Days.
Another course was devoted to
the technique of taking curves at
exactly the right showdown and
pickup. without turning over. Ii
was called, How to make the
center of gravity act like crazy"
The seminar itself was arranged
like a cylinder under high COM
preston, the whole business being
iammed into two days by the rae
ing drivers club which started it.
Nobody in uniform. on mo-
torcycle, carrying notebook, was
allowed to be present.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Kiln Club Speaker Named

Walter Weldon of Baltimore. a
fellow of the American Ceramic
Society. will speak at a meeting of
Kiln Club at $50 pm. tomorrow
in Friendship House. 6l9 D street
Sc. An authority on Chinese
porcelain. Mr.. Weldon will illus
trate his talk with pieces from his
private collection.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Comedy at Olney
For Center Fund

The Olney Theater will be
opened for two more evenings be-
fore closing down to await the
next season. The Montgomery
County Jewish Community, Inc,
will present Arthur Kober,s COM
edy, Having Wonderful Time. i"
there next Saturday and Sunday
nights.
The play is being directed by
John Coppinger. former English
Instructor at Catholic University
now teaching speech and drama
at the University of Maryland.
Proceeds from seat sale will be
donated toward the building and
equipping Of the Montgomery
County Jewish Community Cen
ter, now under construction on
the East-West highway at Mea-
doWbrook lane.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Hollywood:
Mel Ferrer Gets
Variety of Roles
HOLLYWOOD

Mel Ferrer, who went from the
sympathetic doctor in Lost
Boundaries" to a brittle comedy
role In BED or Roses" will next
be seen as an outdoor, slap-dash
character in "The Hound Dog
Man" Mark Robson, ace director,
is now setting up the deal with
Howard Hughes.
Gregory Peck will take his whole
family to England. when he makes
Captain Horatio Hornblower."
warmers and I are now dickering
about the picture" Greg tells me
on the set of his current Gun
Fighter" at goth Century Fox.
It's part of his loanout deal to
Warmers from Selznick.
When he comes back from Texas,
Audie Murphy reports to RKO for
his next Paul Short production,
1.-THE Woods Colt" The title is
term used in mountain regions
for a man who is complete heel.
And Audie plays 1t.
Dana Andrews hops to Vene-
zuela after his next picture for
Goldwyn, Edge of DOOM" with
his wife-the kiddies stay home.
John Kodiak gets back from
England soon. I find Anne Baxter j
his ever-loving wife, telephoning
him on the set of Ticket to Toma-
hawk" Johns Visa" picture will
now be made in Hollywood-not in
Cuba.
Connie Gilchrist had quite a
week. Her new car burned to a
cinder, and she was knocked down
by a horse and run over by a.
covered wagon on the set of her
current goth Century-Fox picture.
But Connie is still around and
thriving. Takes more than that
to knock her out.
Claudette Colbert's movie, Three
Came Home" was taken of the
release calendar for this year.
You'll have to wait until next
year. because Daryl Zanuck be-
lieves it will win an Academy
award. and he already has a
movie of that caliber for this
year in "Pinky," I predict that
Sessue Hayakawa will win the
supporting award for 1850 In the
Colbert movie. Sessue returned
to Paris after completing the
movie.
Joseph Cotton gets the new
bobby soxers dream, Johnny
Sands, to play his son in "Septem-
ber." Next for Johnny is Out
rage"
Rosalind Russell is the fast
est mink-coat shopper in town.
In 10 minutes fiat she dashed into
a fur salon and came out with a
black mink, then took of for
New York.
John Garfield and Lester Cow
an talking deal for John to star
IN the F. Scott Fitzgerald story.
Babylon Revisited" in Paris,
John will leave the hospital in two
weeks
Evening star., 1949-10-18
To Stage Benefit

The Montgomery Players will
present a benefit performance of
January Thaw" next Monday
night at $3.50 at Leland Junior
High School. Tickets are on sale
at the "Y" Cottage, 841O Wiscon-
sin avenue, Bethesda, Md.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30
Change in Cotholie
Attitude Toword
Observation-Disclosures
Seen in London

LONDON, GTA)-A change In
the Catholic attitude toward the
Observation-Disclosures of jerusalem
is indicated by an editorial pub
lished this week in the Tablet,
official weekly organ Of the
Catholic hierarchy in Britain.
A long survey regarding the
future of Jerusalem concludes
with a statement that the notion
of secular international authority
in Jerusalem is both considerably
impracticable and largely dis
credited. The paper, after dis
cussing Israel intransigeance-in
insisting that the new city OF
Jerusalem is, has been and always
viii be the Jewish states capital
considers the bizarre" align
ment of powers in favor of inter-
naturalization the Catholic
countries, the Arab states and the
Soviet bloc. The Tablet expresses
the fear that this may lead to
the Soviets gaining a foothold in
Jerusalem.
The Soviet delegates, The Tab
let continues, might set about,
once an international regime is
established, making it as difficult
as possible to administer Jeru-
salem, using the experience gain
ed in such other international"
cities as Berlin and Vienna.
The rise of a situation is Wis
ualized by The Tablet in which an
international Jerusalem would be
divided into sectors, with one
sector the preserve of the Rus
SLAMS, which would be a great
deal worse than the present di-
vision in which the Old City is in
in Arab hands and the New City
in Jewish. The Russians might
even succeed in maneuvering the
West out of the Holy City alto
gether, The Tablet intimates.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30
Jews In Sports
Continued from Page ~

he had no other alternative. Cor
don understood and indicated to
his new manager that he will go
all out next summer.
Sid will benefit in one way
from the transfer in knowing that
he is slated to be the regular left
fielder for the Braves. Under
Durocher. he never knew from
one day to another whether he
was going to play left-field. right
field. or third base. Of late. Du-
rocher indicated that Gordon
would be tried out behind the bat
come next Spring. Southworth.
on the other hand. has told Sid
that he will play left-field all
season.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30
SAVANNAH WILL BE SCENE
OF HADASSAH CONVENTION

will be Mrs. H. Klausner of Jack
sonviIle, a member of the Re-
gional Board of Hadassah. Cen
eral discussions viii follow.
At the General Oglethorpe Ho-
tel on the following day. the
Hadassah Medical Organization
luncheon win take place. presid-
ed over by Mrs. Murray Gross
man Of Miami q regional vice.
president with hrs. Leo !. Dana
as the principal speaker outlining
its activities. Mrs. Dana will be
introduced by Mrs. r. Gottlieb Of
Columbia. S. C. Among the dis
tinguished guests will be Dr.. and
Mrs. Clair Henderson of Savan-
nah. Dr.. Henderson. local health
officer. who has been honored by
the inscription of his name with
those of other prominent medical
men. in the cornerstone of Hadas-
sah's new Tubercular hospital
on Mt Scopus. Israel will extend
greetings to the delegates. The
invocation will be given by Mrs.
Isadore Barnett and the benedic-
ton by Mrs. Abraham /. Rosen-
berg.
Social activities during the con-
yention will include a coffee hour,
sponsored by Mrs. Morris Slotin.
at the American Legion Hall, at
which past presidents of the local
chapter of Senior Hadassah will
act as hostesses.
The convention will conclude
with a banquet in the main ball
room of the Hotel DeSoto on
Tuesday evening. January 10. at
which Mrs. Joseph WilenskY.
president Of the Southeastern Re-
gion of Hadassah. will preside.
Mrs. Abraham Tulin. national
treasurer of Hadassah. will be the
principal speaker and her topic
will be "Hadassah's Role in Am
erica and in Israeli. She will be
introduced by Mrs. Raymond Ro-
sen. president of the local chap
ter and a member of the regional
board. The newly elected officers
of the Southeastern Region will
be installed by Mrs. Israel D.
Shapiro of Augusta. Ga. former
Regional President. Rabbi Alb
raham /. Rosenberg of Consresa.
ton B. B. Jacob will give the in
vocation. and Rabbi Isadore Bar
nett of Congregation Agudath
Achim. will give the benediction.
Tickets for all functions will be
available, for local members at
the Harris Street entrance of the
Hotel DeSoto lobby starting Sat-
urday evening, January 7th.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30
Emigration of Entire
Jewish Population of
Poland and Other Countries
Predicted in 1850

TEL AVN (JTA)-The entire
Jewish populations of Poland,
Germany, Czechoslovakia, Tri-
politania and Yemen will emf
crate from these countries in 1850,
1. Shat, director general Of the Is
rael Ministry of immigration,
predicted at press conference.
Mr.. Shat, who just returned
from a tour of Europe and the
United States, reported that 300
Jews are leaving France for Is
rael every month. These Jews,
he said, together with some 5000
from North Africa are now wait
ing at Marseilles for passage to
the Jewish state.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30
CONTINUED from Page ons)

Continued from Page Onsl
be Accent on Youth. a tableau
eutitled "A Handful of Earth.
depicting the re-burial Of HeTzl
founder Of modern Zioni8m. viii
b presented by a east made up
entirely of local youth groups.
Following win be a discussion on
American Zionist Youth" led
BY Dir. Herman Popkin. of At
lanta. Georgia. Regional Youth
Advisor. The panel win consist
Of Nike Levitt. Atlanta: Stanley
Robinson. Knoxville: Morris Hur-
Vieh. Birmingham. and Raymond
Rosenzweig. Savannah. The In
vocation will be given by Miss
Lee Movsovitz and the Benedic-
41on by Mrs. Melvin SieseL both
of Savannah. The organizations
comprising the Zionist Family
groups are. Senior Hadassah.
Business and Professional Divis-
ion. Junior HadasSah. Masada.
Izfa. Senior Judeans. Young Ju-
deans. and the Brandies Camp
Institute.
Following a buffet supper for
the delegatessa sat the Jewish Edu-
cational Alliance, sponsored by
the Women's Club of the Alliance,
the Council of Jewish Women,
Hebrew Women's Aid Society, B.
B. Jacob Sisterhood, Ladies Aux
iliary of Jewish War Veterans,
and the Agudath Achim Sister
hood, an open forum on "Rela-
tionship of American Jewry to
Israel" will be conducted in the
grand ballroom of the DeSoto,
with discussion centering around
economic, politics, psychology,
culture and youth problems. The
panel leading the discussion will
consist of Michael Adilman,
Judge Emanuel Lewis, of Savan-
nah, Mrs. Abe Fitterman of At
Ianta, and Mrs. Leo !. Dana,
national vice-president Of Hadas-
sab. Presiding over the forum
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30

The National Association Manufacturers Iasa paid
former displaced person who arrived penness here
now heads 100000 The former DIP Leon oon
the help of by United Service for New Americans
oUaon which has gained respect of American
His debt to United New Americans repaid Mr. Jon shown
above (gt) presenting Edwin Rosenberg president of U
contribution to United Jewish Appeal which finances Us
immigration reseteent work for Jewish DPS in this country,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-29
Gifted Reader
LUCK! MADAME Lee
First Time Here
Reader and Adviser

Reader and Adviser
Gives advice on all affairs Of life,
business, love. marriage, divorce,
health and family affairs. Price
in reach Of all. Located in trailel
at city limits Of Franklin, Ohio.
north on L. S. Is. Look for sigI
at Smiths Trailer Camp. Hours
10 a. ~. until 10 D. m.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
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Outer circle Bororo 0oooher Adele Free Smith Viz
9ino Myers. Por Fohmon Vronio Looser Marcy Groves
Shirley Hastings Betty comeon Money Anderson Connie Boxer
potrco Moore Potricio Johnson nner Violet Abrech
Mary frohmon kotherine Hunoker Joyce Johnson Euoeno
Morovo Josephine oobeo Greo Poston JoAnn Forchd Nor
iosie Lyman, Vroino Ford. Center: Dorothy Whitley
Evening star., 1949-04-10
c. W. Oquassa Club
and Water Dancing

YNCRONZED aquatic version of ballet
figures and modern dance Washington
University students that they formed
two and half Miss Virginia
physical education for oquassa
annual show Wednesday Thursday will
participate in the YWCA April
expect to perform at the Pauxent MD Naval
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-14

ties, and six other men, now fac.
ing trial for the April 2 attack
on the seven Negroes near Tren-
ton, Ca, They are charged with
violating the civil rights of the
Negroes under the 14th Amend
ment tothe u. S. Constitution.
Hartline's testimony may throw
the switch in this trial. Legal
opinion has it that unless the gov
eminent can show that a state Of
ficer was involved, a federal con-
viction would hardly standup in
higher courts. {
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-14
He Samples Both
Sides of Color Line

LOS ANGELES (ANP)- A
California prisoner let it be
known last week that after sam
ping life on both sides Of the col
or line he favors the black.
The victim of the rare malady
that turns colored skins white,
Charles C. Howard, a patient in
the county Jail hospital, said: . /.
every night I pray the doctors
will make me black again..
Howard, who is a native Of
Shreveport, La, started turning
white last year. He said at first
he got a kick out Of walking in
to white hotels and sitting at the
bars, but the thrill has gone now
and he wants to be back with his
race. "It's notthat / don't like the
white people, but I'm proud of
my race. I want to be a real Ne
gro again." he whimpered.
The 29-year-old man, who is
termed technically an albino by
doctors, related because of his
color he had failed ina love quest.
"There was one colored girl I
liked. Her name was Bobbie. But
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-14

she laughed at me, said / was the
wrong color"
Towards color didn't keep him
out Of Jail when he returned to
the city. He is being held fo1
grand theft. He already had a
record of Is arrests and three
in the H~untsville, Tex. ,penitenti-
airy.