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BEDDING & SLEEP FURNITURE

6EDDINS G. 0L6EP TONtNIi I'M
Pre-BuIf Border Innersprine Mattress $z7
Rolled hondles fued Twins doubles Box spring. ST.
Sutton Tuffed lnnersprino Mattress ---- SIS
lso coils to Hondles. AGA tick Twins doubles
Foom- Rubber Floke Twin Hollywood Bed $46
Pre- -buit innersprino r,ostress. mcsres legs
30-lnch Holloway Cot and Mattress -----.-$lS
Folds compoctly take rinin'um Of closet spoce
Innersprino d-Dovenport ort--------------$lZ9
Innersprinc mattress. Snort cotton fabrics Sleeps 2
lnnersprino Studio, opens TO sleep 2 .------ $49i
Mefol book nnerspnno cushions scot steel coil base
Foarth floor Ths Hscht CO. washington:
Third Floor, SaDer spris
PAINTS
Porch and Deck Enomel el----------soI.Z Z50
For wood cemen. InoIeum, inside q ous, osoy ony
cIeor Synthetic vornish ----gol 5O9
For floors woodwork. hu,iture. Quick dr
Outside White House Paint ------g gal. 4OS
Con b tinted.
one Coat Gloss o. semi-CIoss Enamel got 5Oo
Wosh0bs. white ord ivory.
Tinnes Red Root Paint t.------------gol z-oS
Fo@ mstol WOOD. rough brick surfncs4
cssssth vlo0. Ksshtsstos; LeD~ Lsvsl sn1~ ssrsS
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BEDROOM AND DINING

BEDROOM AND DINING
FURNITURE
3-Pc. Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite --.------ Sl89
Dresser. chest. bed Eody Anedcon styling. Dcvesoed
4-Drower Utility Chests ts---------------.Z Z495
Mohooony finished ouood oovetoied For hoi ooesoom
3-Pc. Solid Mohogony Bedroom Suite ----- $Z89
18Th Century bed chest dresser Other pieces open stock
3-Pc. EorIy American Maple Bedroom So9
Honey Dresser chest bed Other pieces open stock
3-Pc. Modern Oak Bedroom -----------$lS9
'Gsey ton Bed chest dresser with mirror.
5-Pc Solid MopIe Dinette tte--------------59.95
TobIe side ehors. Cornes-b blocked. doweed.
Fourth Floor, The Kecht Co, Washington:
Third Floor. Siper Spring
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SUMMER RUGS
GARDEN & PORCH FURNITURE

Adjustable lnnersprine Chase Lounge S.0
Steel troms ady.ohae eack srlated isoshss upSosssN
5-Pe. Wrought Iron Toble and Chairs ---- 5sS
eemps,an green gloss ,oe 2ss4s pssaed sNaas
Folding Hardwood foeht Choir
stusd,y ecnssrlcsea sen,eeobts sea esek
Nest Of Gloss Top Tobles ----~---~--~-~Sw
White greer. ss .nasiduassy.
Tubular Metol lown Choir
Red green ename. rust -Fesissunt,
lnnerspnne Steel Glider er----~--~---------36.T 1912
epc. CUSHION set. vtayl water rseeien' seats,
Reclining lown Choir with Footrest 49, &sS
CeEotfui eoneps. hurs~ooc sfoes tods soaih,
rArd Floor. Washington: Le9er Lssei, Sfper spuSs
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LAMPS
Metal & Gloss Lomps. 3o-n.------------5.95
Chino & Bross Toble Lamps. complete te----6.o5
Silver or Bronze Plotted Lamps ----------l695
Torehieres e-woy floor and bridge lomps shodes
PIostic Washable Lomp Shodes ---------2.39
PIostie bouce trim u. IA. l6 le" sizes
Hand Decorated Chino Toble Lamps ----l6.95
Metal nountinos. Lovishh trimmed shades.
AII-Metol Sway Floor lomps ------------8.5S
Bronze finished Iocquered. Flower-printed shodes
MetoI and Glass Table Lomps ------------ 5.95
styles One solid bross Wine green opoooe shodes
Chino and Modern Wood Lamps
Toll Graceful Glass Boudoir Lomps-
STYLES to choose from tShodes extro
PIostic Boudoir Lump Shades, l0-in.------1.59
Pink yellow green, blue. white. Some decorated
3-Woy Adjustable luminine Bed Lomps 6.95
Fuoreseent lighting. plotted silver color With bulbs
:. FIFTH Floor The Hecht Co, Washington;
Third Floor, Silper Spring
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BEDSPREADS
Frinqed HobnoiI Bedspreods ---39S
White, green. blue. gold. peoch. Twins. douee.
connor Cotton CrinkIe Spreods S2x9o -i9e
Rose, blue. green. sosiS 'ubbed.
HeoviIy Tufted Frnsed Chenille Spreads -4.99
White Grows fuffer tubing Use oil seaf.
Sinole ond Double Chintz Spreods --9T
ptopefies. S77 pr. vonity Skirt 5s7; Shors 2.s7.
Corduroy Chenille Spreads -------------6s9
Twins doubles. All high decorator shodes.
Embroidered Royon Sotn Bed Spreads 1913
Rose bue gold green grey Twins doubles Dopes Aps
Sirth Floor. The Hecht Co. Washington:
Third Floor Saeer Spring
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PICTURES & MIRRORS

Mirrors with Metoglio Borders ---------.l9o
Enoroved gifted design under glass. 2sx42". 3os4o'
36x4S-in. Venetion Plate Glass Mirrors
Loroe size Hang upright or hcrzontoy
l2x48" Framed Door Mirrors s-------------3.95
Loroe enough you yourself from heod to toe
2Sx34 Framed Pictures ----------------lZ.9
Portraits and fioros.
oriainoI Oil Painting, Framed ed-----------7.95
llxl4 in.
sirth Floor The Hechf Co. washington: Third Floor spsf
Spring
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THE HECHT CO.'S SPRING SALE


CURTAINS
ToiIored and RuffIed Curtoins, u styles, pr. 2Ss
Floor The Heeht Co. WashsnGton. ,d Flos. Silver Sfnc
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LARGE HOUSEWARES

Metal Base cabinsf, with drawer sr----@----l'
chroms hondlss, ies2oss6
Bseokfost Nook, Tobie and Bsnches ---- ZS.9s
ssoires White poreeoln snomel red psoe pcSesd esness
Unpointed Corner cobiset. loroe sixs----lS.9s
76-sn froni. 7o.neh hscs. dfa~sn. , Shelves
Unpointed G0seles Toble -S.V
STURDY sroofh ~ssod, 30s33s3S.
Unpointed Chifferobs -----------------lySs
Door dro~ef. 34ss@sls.
3.Pc. Metcl Woli Cabinet, enomeled white. l6.Ss
OxeaoIl sire 81 ~ids, "A high pa deep.
Unpointed Kitchen Chair --------------s'.o'
st,rdy lc.-cost dior suaobls Tor kschsn dsnsfss.
Double Door Metal Wordrobs, brown go l4ss
64r24r4o hononc scoes pus ssH sees exceptionally Surrey
Metal Ufilify Cobisst, enomsled white ---ll 10
64sfss7o. Storage is.ss cese~s eoseh hood's
sepe~fA Floor w4shinsson: Loasss Lessf. sap~ spssas
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Automatic Electric Iron, diol control -.---399
1000 wott quick heotino medium weight
Electric Grill and Sandwich 1ooster- 3.99
Loroe enough to grill sandwiches chrome plotted
Electric l.Burner Stove -------3ae
White enamel finish, sn-off switch. toble model.
Electric Woffie Iron, heat indicotor-
Tells YOU when ii is time TO pour chrcme plotted
Electric Breed and Roll Tooster-
Tip and turn Style ottroetivey styled chrome plotted
Electric Fan, off-on switch h---------------3.99
Hondy s-inch size won't vibrote off toble.
Electric Floor PoIisher r---------------Z5.O 90
Eosiest woy to have beoutifm floors long cord
oseotine Electric Fan n-----------------8.99
suitobe for overooe room. switch CONTROL
Automatic Pop-Up Tooster- 10Y
Browning CONTROL 2-siee size, chrome plotted.
Sepenh Floor, Washington Loter Leve Silper Spring
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RECORDS AND PLAYERS

ChiIdren's Portable Rhonogroph - ------ 6.99
. Electric ployer. otrocswe needle Included
Record Albums, popular and light clossicol, LIP
ln colofuI envelopes. shree lo-inch records eoch.
sepenth Floor. washington; Loper Leuel sdp1 spins
SlLvERvvARE
Sterling Silver Hollowore ---------inci tox 7.oo
Choice Of motehino ccrpotes ban bons. bosketA
Silver Plotted Breod Trays lax ~
Fomous Infernntionol sHver~oe. heOvy ccppa bose.
sreet Floor. Wsshinstos sad sslDr sprtss
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
Northwest Gets Bowl Cames''
OBy The Associated PresS)

Nearly immune for all these happy years, the Pacific North west suddenly has busted out with an epidemic of football bowls.
 Three of the things are sched- uled out this way. although one is quite a way out. It's the second an- nual Ice Bowl fracas in Fair banks, Alaska. It figures in the picture because all the news of its outcome must be funneled to the world through Seattle.
 The &other two? They're the Stone Bowl game in the Washing ton State prison at Walla Walla and the Queen City Bowl doings in Seattle. The latter pits local amateur club, mostly former Uni versity of Washington players. against an all-star outfit from Ha- Waii.
 The Stone Bowl clash, featur- ing two prison teams, is one of the few in the United States scheduled for Jan l. The others will be played on the ersatz New Years Day, Jan. 2.
 The Ice Bowl game is played to prove it can be done and to pro- vide holiday entertainment in fri gid Fairbanks. The Ladd Air Base flyers and the University of Alas ka eleven shivered to a scoreless tie last year and will meet again. probably in sub-zero weather - both anxious to mark up the first touchdown ever scored inside the Arctic Circle.
 Joe Kaulukukui, termed one of the greatest backs in Hawaiian history, heads contingent of g players hopping the Pacific for the Seattle game.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED BY BOY SCOUTS

The Boy Scout Troop 666 want to express their sincere and whole hearted appreciation for the assis- tance that was given them in their project for the Christmas spirit and good will. Gifts of toys that had been collected and repaired and repainted by the boys them selves were delivered to the chil- dren of Nome to brighten up their Christmas. We wish to thank the Nome Hardware. Mrs. Waldhelm, the Nome Nugget and the Dept. of Interior and Capt. Morgan, and the people of Nome who donated toys to the boys for their Christ mas cause.
 The toys were delivered to vari- ous families in and out of town Saturday the day before Christ mas and truy a wonderful sensa- ton and feeling it was to help in this project. We hope that the toys and the boys services were appre- ciated as much as we appreciated doing this job of helping Santa.
 Skip Barron, Asst. Scout Master
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28

WASHINGTON, (P- William N. Margolis, assistant director of the federal mediation and concil- iation service, is reSigning March l, it was learned today.
 MargoliS has been the top con- ciliator since Cyrus s. Ching brought him to the central office from New York in 1947. He has handled some of the nations toughest disputes in maritime, telephone, steel and other major industries.
 He plans to open an office as a labor relations consultant.
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ary, 1850, at the hour of l0:0O o'clock a.m.:
 Notice is further given that at such time and place the Court will adjudicate the heirs and/or bene- ficiaries of this estate:
 Objections to the Administra- tors Reports and Accounts and proof as to the heirs and/Cr bene- ficiaries of this estate will be heard as such time and place. DATED this 17th day of Decem- Der, 1949.
 E. E. MOZEE,
 Administrator De Ponis Non Pub. Dec. 21, 28, '49. Jan. i, Il, '5O.
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MAMMOTH CARCASS FOUND

MOSCOW, (P)-Another man. moth carcass has been discovered preserved in an excellent state in perpetual ice. From Yakutsk it is reported that near this city the body of the ancient elephane-like beast was discovered at a depth of five meters below the surface.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28

EUGENE. Ore. (P1-The Eugene High School band left here early Monday on trip to Alaska. Thir- ty-three members got aboard bus and car for the drive to Vancou- yer, B. C. There they will board a ship. They will play several con- certs in Alaska, returning the first week in January.
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NEWS TN BRIEF
(Continued from Page One)

for his condition.
 VATICAN CITY, (P) - Ne r freezing weather yesterday chilled some l2,000 pilgrims as they be- gan their humble Holy Year visits to the four patriarchial basilicas around Vatican City and Rome.
 The great colorful opening and the Christmas ceremonies most of them had come to witness were over. Yesterday they visited the basilicas of St. Peter. St. Mary Major, St. John Lateran and St. Paul Outside the Walls. -
 Most of the pilgrims were from Spain, France, Belgium, Switzer- land, Germany and other parts of Italy. ...,... -.... @
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
 SECOND DIVISION
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF EMILE LAURIN,
No. 756 Notice of Hearing on Administra- tors Reports and Accounts and Determination of the Beneficiaries
 nf The Esfafa
of Tnis Esfate

Notice is hereby given that G. R. Jackson, the Administrator here in, has filed his Final Report and Account and that by Court Order a Hearing on the Administrators Reports and Accounts will be held before the above named Court on the 18th day of February, 1850. at the hour of 1000 O'clock A. M.
 Also. at such time and place the Court will adjudicate the benefici- aries of this estate:
 All objections to the Adminis- trotor's Reports and Accounts and proof as to the heirs and benefici- aries of this estate will be heard at such time and place.
 DATED this 9th day of December, 1929.
 c. R. JACKSON, Administrator with Will Annexed Pub. Dec. IA, 21, 28. '49, Jan. 4, '50
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MUSIC STUDIO Tillie StangroOm Teacher of Piano
 Call MAIN l08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT SECOND DIVISION,
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF ROBERT SCHEIDL,
 DaceaSed
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C. F. s. Loans Requested

The Community Facilities Serv- ice operates as part of the General Administration which was created last July.
 Following is summary of Ter ritorial and municipal requests which Argetsinger expects to be confirmed by formal application immediately. They are listed ac- cording to types of projects; num- Der of public bodies applying in each category and the amount in each classification.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
WASHINGTON, (P)-The CAB

WASHINGTON, (P)-The CAB reported today it lacks enough evil dence to say what probably caused the loss of a Pacific Alaska air ex- press DC-3 with IT persons aboard on November 4, 1948.
 The airplane disappeared in a flight from Anchorage to Seattle. It was last reported cruising at 10000 feet 146 miles southeast of Yakutat, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28

The greatest known under water range of mountain is the mid-Atlantic Ridge which stretch es from Iceland almost to the
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28

Notice is hereby given that B. B. Mozee, Administrator De Bonis Non of this estate, has filed in the above named Court his Final Re- port and Account and that by or der of said Court a hearing on the Administrators Reports and Ac- counts will be held in the said Court on the 24th day of Febru-
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
 SECOND DIVISION
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE of J. A. PANGMAN.
 No. 548 Notice of Hearing on Final Report and Account of Administration and Determination of Heirship

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Harold F. Harper, Admins trator of this estate, has filed his Final Report and Account and that hearing upon said Report and Account and proof of heirship will be heard before the Judge of Pro- bate aforesaid at Nome, Alaska, on the 7th day of March, 1850 at the hour of ten o'clock AM.
 All objections in the matter of the Administrators Report and Account and proof of heirship will be heard by the Court at the aDove-named time and place. DATED this 22nd day of No vember, 1949.
 HAROLD F. HARPER,
 Administrator SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this 3rd day of Decem- Der, 1949.
 (SEAL)
 THEODORE C. DUFFIELD,
 Probate Judge Pub. Dec. 2, IA, 21, 28, 1949.
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No. 67S Notice of Hearing on Administra- tors Reports and Accounts and Determination of the Heirs and or Beneficiaries of This Estate
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not yet been wopked out. Their
nominations were confirmed by
the Senate Thursday.
Senator McGrath disclosed late
yesterday he will formally resign
from the Senate effective at the
close Of business next Tuesday.
He plans to take his oath We'd
nesday afternoon. after Mr.. Clark
has been elevated to the Supreme
Court bench.
The Senator made public letter
to Gov. Pastore of Rhode Island,
submitting his resignation to take
effect Tuesday. He will take his
oath as Attorney General imme-
diately after he resigns as chair
man Of the Democratic National
Committee. which will meet We'd
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serve our State in any way that
I can"
The new Rhode Island Senator
according to Associated Press re-
ports from that State, is likely to
be Edward L. Leahy, former di-
rector and now an adviser to the
State Finance Department. Sen
Evening star., 1949-08-20

ator McGrath's successor may be
appointed and ready to take his
oath soon after the seat becomes
vacant.
Senator Neely. Democrat, Of
West Virginia is slated to succeed
Senator McGrath as chairman of
the Senate District Committee.
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through the direct appointment Of
the President is an honor which
could only come through the sup
port which the people of Rhode
Island have given me throughout
my public career, and I shall al
ways try to repay their kindness
through devotion to my official
duties and an ever readiness to
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nesday. His successor in that post
is expected to be William Boyle, jr.
In message to the people of
Rhode Island. sent through the
Governor, Senator McGrath de-
clared: II would like to say to
all of our people that the
opportunity of becoming Attorney
General of the United States
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY AUGUST TO- jo49
McGrath 10 Quit Posts
Tuesday 10 Take Oath
With Clark Next Day

Attorney General Clark will be-
come an Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court Wednesday and
Senator McGrath, Democrat. of
Rhode Island will be sworn In to
succeed him the same day, accord
ing to present plans.
Details of the ceremonies have
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9003 Linton Street
SI6,e50. 3-bedroom brick Colonial,
2l-ft. living room with fireplace, din
ing room, equipped kitchen, " both
lst floor. Full basement. Cos h.-w.
heut ond lovotory.
Directions: Out Piney Branch Road to
Old BlndenSuro Road in Silper Spring,
left blocks to Patton Driue, right to
Linton Street, right to home.
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Coast Guard Academy
Announces Cadet Tests

Application for competitive ex-
aminations to enter the Coast
Guard Academy at New London
Conn.,, now are being accepted,
Coast Guard Commandant Ad-
miral Joseph r. Farley announced
yesterday.
The examination will be held In
all major cities on February 2C
and II. To be eligible to take the
test, candidates must be:
/, Unmarried men between II
and "a.
2. High School graduates or now
In senior year.
8. Physically At.
The examination is open to ali
armed forces enlisted men and
reserve unit personnel.
Cadets appointed to the acad-
emy will be assigned to the July
1850 class. Graduates Of the four
year course get degrees as bache-
lors Of science In marine engineer.
ing and commissions as ensigns In
the Coast Guard.
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1000 Topographic Maps
Available to Public

More than 1000 topographic
maps. covering many local areas
in the United States. are being
made available to the public by
the Interior Department, 1t was
announced today.
The maps provide the basic In
formation concerning geologic
structure. mineral resources and
products Of the Nation, according
to DR.. William E. Wrather. direc-
tor Of the Geological Survey. They
can be obtained by writing to DR..
Wrather.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
California Gold Rush
Exhibit at Library

Carl Irving Wheat, California
historian, was to open q major ex-
hibition at the Library Of Con-
gress today. commemorating the
centennial Of the California Gold
Rush and the adoption Of the first
State constitution.
The exhibit will remain on view
until February IS.
The display illustrates the
States history from the period OF
exploration in the early 10th Cen
tury through the Gold Rush and
attainment Of statehood In 1850
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TeIevision Today

Saturday, November II, 1s4S.
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6:45.
WOIC-Lucky Pup:
700.
WMAL-The Hunnicutts.
7:15.
WOIC-Cartoon Time.
WNBW-Sportsmanship 7:25.
WMAL-Sports Reel, Gibbons.
7:30.
WTTG-Cartoon Theater.
WNBW-Nature Of Things.
WSdAL--Hollywood Screen Test.
WOIC-In the First Person.
7:45.
WOIC-Blues by Barge; Herb
Shriner, 7:55.
WNBW-Leon Pearson and the
News.
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WOIC-Quahty Playhouse.
WTT0-Spin the Picture.
WNBW-Cowboy Cavalcade.
WAIAL-Paul Whiternans Teen Clul
600.
WMAI-Film Shorts.
WNBW-Who Said That?
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S:3e.
WMAL--News. Weather.
WNBW-Meet the Press.
1900 Il
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WNBW-Feature Film.
TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS.
1850, WOIC-In the First Person
Quincy Howe discusses outstanding
photographs Of this year with Ton
Maloney, editor Of United State
Camera Annual.
500, WOTC Quality Playhouse
Ralph Richardson, Ann Todd, Ed
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mund Gwenn and Glynis Johns stal
In South Riding"
900, WNBW-Who Said That?
Lillian Hellman, Oscar Levant and
Bob Considine are guest experts. :.
600, WTTG-Cavalcade Of Stars:
Comedian Bert Wheeler and Song
stress Kitty Kallen appear.
$3.50, WNBW-Meet The Press
Sava Kosaniovic, Yugoslavian Am
bassador to- the United States Is
interviewed.
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9:45, WWDC-Basket Ball: Chuck
Thompson describes the Washing
ton Caps Boston Celtics game.
1880, WRC Grand Ole Opry:
Hank Williams and His Drifting
Cowboys visit Red Foley.
1900, WOL-Chicago Theater Of
the Air: Nancy Carr and David
Poleri co-star In Puccini's Madame
Butterfly"
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Center Dance Tonidht

A dance will be held at $50
o'clock tonight in the Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and 6
streets NV. The program will
feature movies taken In various
New York and Hollywood night
clubs.
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Wplk-730 kG-e:iS An. % e:15 Pm.
gARi-7S0 ke.-6:16 Am. TO $50 Pm.
W6AY-f,050 Kc.-o:45 Am. 70 s pm.
WBcc-i,t70 kc.e n. to e:ib Pm.
Wo0x-f,5e0 xe.e AN. 70 e:1b Pm.
WFM-i,770 Ke-o:4S an. 70 ) Pm.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
RADIO HIGHLIGHTS.

$50, WRC-NBC Symphony: Ar
turo Toscanini conducts the orches-
tra In the overture to Romeo and
Juliet" by Tschaikowsky, and IN
Matrimonio per Taggiri" by
Ctmaroea.
8:0e, WOL-Twenty Questions:
Author +. Van Wyck Mason Is guest
panslisk
Evening star., 1949-11-12

The Town Council Of Graaf-
Reinet, South Africa passed q nc
drink at dances In the town hall
.rule-but exempted policemen.