davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-01-30
RMs. FURN.-Md.-VA. (cent. J

kMS. fOkN.-Mo.s IVA. NSont.)
sstsi.d eSapi. r1s eP Gentleman; ; ss''; near s'r
Wssb,SatonI WRsnsssSn; airBGrs B osssd sSd downtown
M ~ S.t6 sSay. furn ,nd I51; Ssdr%
PRIV, Kit: Priv. optional; rent dbil.
LARGE RM. with twin BEDS. pvt.
bath, small sitting rm., for Een-
tlemen: in pvt. home; on bus line;
sonv. to Pentason, Navy Bldg. TE.
Two0 LARGE ROOMS. new home.
Naval Hosp. and wis. ave. Cali OF.
4, 1l2s 2 after ESQ Sunday.
gyt. bath bath radio; conven. location.
EakcE Ar foosi SUNNY DOUBLE bedroom. MsS
semipvt. bath; pvt. home. Con-
ssr1snt xirnnrt to or Pentagon asasg and NATIONAL
i Sssh sssss son: Il: ss ss., ass 81:
to D. G; or Pentagon; nondrinkers
%1y SH1y' ,lsas 1899 Dewitt ave. Alex. Va.
AfTTRAce.. ans FLOOR of my S home.
studio liv;- -bedrm.; pine paneled, with
priviieges. Gu. ss7s. so
ALEXANDRIA, gentlemen only lge.
single rooms, adjoining bath; 1 blk.
Russell rd., Pentagon bus; 30 min.
downtown. $a5 a month. ov. 1859.
4s3s LEE hwy. Arl.. va.-sinsle
and double sleeping rms. for girls,
in pvt. home; bus at door. OK. 1887.
SILVER SPRING, s51s oarwood st.
On of. OF Franklin sye;LFront sunny
from from 7 busin.se niT gust g. hSH: Sess slp't
BACHELORS-Two connecting rooms,
5reakfsst ext exsr.' ''ai MRS MoNreoM. 5sF Hesf'
.ERY. TIE; 0So5 or oy, 1921. 81
on Ind H.: no other oqos roomsrs; Sr 'asy. eony.
LARGE Az r fRSNT sSsT' sEDRM., twin nsa Beds:
unlimited phone. $50. A cH. H. aSbo. so.
FURNISHED BEDROOM with kitchen
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.-New double
room: pvt. entrance, pvt. bath:
blk. bus; men or couple preferred.
ROOM For WORKING MOTHER,
s6SNf 6H foss Front ROOM in new Isn home; !;
quiet neighborhood; bus at door:
use Of unlim. phone, breakfast;
reas.; prefer 2 refined ladies or cou-
pie: AID. 1918, Sunday bet. 9 and / .
BETHESDA. MD.-Well-furn. rm.,
beautiful pvt. bath. pvt. home; conv.
to Naval Hospital; suitable empl.
couple. or . women: Bradley blvd
district; car desirable and refs. re-
duired. WI. 2157.
41O4 3Oth ST, Mt. Rainier-Larse
rm., twin beds. private home: conv
to transp. gentlemen pref. UN. $3.50.
ARLTNGTON-Large, attrac. room,
near Glebe and Wash, for refined
bachelor girl; privileges. CH. 1854
Evening star., 1949-01-30
ROOMS UkFURNIsHED

1880 18th ST. N.W.-1 or 2 larVe
rooms, partly furnished; Kitchen,
laundry, phone privilege; 1st floor
LARGE MASTER BEDRM. with 3
tel in rm.; pref. empl. married cple.
Will furn. If desired. WI. 1900.
CoLORED UNFURNISHED ROOM:
share bath and kit. 211 r St ne.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
GOODACRE APIS

Mn sin FsprVSs sst,s s.FdsndtgD: s.dsm isi .y r
Q bedrms.. $97. so inc. utilities; lge.
rooms, parauet noors, Venetian
blinds, stainless steel sink. kit. ven-
tilsting fan, GE refgr., laund. fac,
parking area; conv. to schools,
churches and shopping; bus stop on
fice on development; open 8 to 5
weekdays, IL to 5 Sat. and Sun.
s6l9 Piney Branch I'd, Silver Spring,
Md 40
Evening star., 1949-01-30
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS. ApTs. TO SHARE

WILL BOARD children, ages 3-p
Ask .ee operatop e Tor clinton ntosPfs 9s.J fa'e'
Evening star., 1949-01-30
RIGGS MANOR APIS.

6s13 Riggs rd., Hyattsville, Md. I'M
mediate occupancy: New building;
closets, dinette. kit and bath;
S98.5O and S975O per mo. Individ-
ual garbage disposal units and ex-
haust fans in all kits; utilities in
cluded in rent; Venetian blinds,
Resident manager on premises. TO
mich. ave. exit to Ager I'd, left
en- Aver I'd. TO Rtggs I'd. or out
Missouri ave. 70 Risss I'd. and prot
H. g. SMITHY co.
eil 18th st. NV. u. $500. SO
Evening star., 1949-01-30

THE JENNIFER APIS.
New elevator bldg, 1-2 bedrm. apt,
available at S165 q month on O s.
year lease. 1415 Tuckerman St
Evening star., 1949-01-30

NICELY FURNISHED I'm. for | or 2
empl. men; priyils. .FR. 1894
1900 BLK. LYMAN n. N.E.-Nice
beds. IN. 1890. 80
Evening star., 1949-01-30

olTZ lttn 81. N.W.-AttractiVe b
e@s o1 ,Snts grEste psh ms aY s4kS
FHHRNHissHasED APT. 18th and columbi.
LSwRR rfookI G5 II or s7ii aoHsfLas4as tt.fl a%
Kitchen. porch; partly furn:; ;. ise,
1870 INGJEsIDE TER. NV. Apt. /,
near 18th and Newton st:-1 rm.,
,oVHE sosmlpvt bah; kho%s $so mo; nOr.b Ex 5000
pvt bath and entrance: 20 min
downtown Wash; cple.; $125. SH
1920 s$a MONROE ST. N.w.-Lse. front
bedrm. and kit, sink. cleo. refsr.,
cple Call after $50 pm. s47.5o6
Two pse Rooms, kitchen. semiDath, util-
titles; phone: good transp. 1928 Hol-
rSRoMx rSI4ek g. PARkApt's Ps H. zas4 for rent, 1,t
| child: fenced in yard. Cail SH.
WILL SHARE or suitcase 3-rm. apt.
tonn to single white @ gisl; rs,as;onable ,.; rent;
APT.: FURN., IN; and kit; $50
14i7 MERiDIAN Fl. N.W.Sincome
property: 2 complete apts.. each
with private bath; lge. rec. rm., I'M.
laundry rm., / gar; oil heat; front
and rear porches; refs. rea.; $500
per mo.
.ATTR. 6-RM. BR., heated porch, III
baths. 3 bedrms., 2 firepl.. equip.
kit, Ven. bids, sim. wind, oil heat.
att. gar; trees; mr.. transp. and
schools; partly furn.; $3.50 mo-;
Feb. !. Gil. O794.
FURNISHED HOME, 3 bedrms.. liv.
nm, dinette, kitch.; North Arlington.
3 blks. from school; must furnish
good ref. Box 49.L. Star.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. S135
including utilities; Colonial Estate.
Mt. Vernon blvd; bus service from
driveway. MRS. MONTGOMERY.
Temple OS05 or Overlook 1921. 81
622 6 ST. N.E.-Large tedrm. and
adjoining kitchenette: " blk. from
Mt. Pleasant carline. Ii. l762.
PINE-PANELED bed-sitting room with
sIya.. son. Kit 81 Se sns s9sr.ss: sss:ts
&N. 8612. 80
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LARGE ROOM

pvt bath; near express bu.
and stores. RA. 1929.
l BLK. FROM MAYFLOWER
16l7 Z r. I. ave.-Triple rm.
bath; also vacancy for yol
Evening star., 1949-01-30

PINE-PANELED bed LISTING room Wit!
fireplace. kit. bath and gsYAge; y
private home Of Col. overseas; 912t
I'M. 8612. 80
Evening star., 1949-01-30

DOUBLE ROOM for / sober gentle
man; SIS per mo. Sligo 3461, morn
lngs before 9. and al day Sunday.
PRIVATE BATH, double rm., twin
beds, .unlim. phone; N blk. from bus
ARLINGTON-ouiet room for sdults
In Jewish home; bus to Pentegon
and downtown. -oW. care.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
FRONT ROOM, private home
1916 10th ST. ny
opposite Statler.
KENMORE HOTEL

SSSJ' 4AOlllC IL
trally located i
of D. c.: bus
at 10 weekly.
STTnENT VUANT
Evening star., 1949-01-30
45th AND FEsSENDEN SITS. NV NV.

JEWISH-Pvt., light.
room; gentleman; exp
unlim. phone; c.h.w.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23

Waxahaehie, adding that mo SINH
lar or equal courses are provided
for Negroes at the Oaklawn
school,
Texas history, general mathe-
MATES, solid geometry. Spanish,
biology chemistry, physics. voca-
tlonal agriculture, bookkeeping &C.
cupation, typwriting, junior BUSH
ness training, secretary training,
Journalism, music, public speaking
and mechanical drawing.
The petition says the white high
school also has the following adj
vantages which the Negro school
lacks. an auditorium and stage,
inside drinking fountains, a good
library, good play equipment on the
school grounds, stadium, free
school buses, and vocational train
ing shop with power-drive ma
chimes"
1t adds, 1.-THE buildings that
house the Negro school are in poor
condition, need painting and re-
pairs, and are inferior to the white
school buildings"
The school officials, it adds, have
refused to provide equal and ade-
quate" schools for Negroes, al
through "the State of Texas has
levied, assessed and collected taxes
from plaintiffs to support the free
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23
Appoint Negro To
Supreme Court
Urges Gre Head

William L. Patterson, National
Executive Secretary of the Civil
Rights Congress called upon Presi-
dent Truman today for the APP
pointment of Negro to the Sup
RENE Court vacancy caused by
Justice Rutledge's death.
Text of Mr.. patterson's telegram
to President Truman, follows.
Justice Rutledge's death loss to
freedom, imperilled today by
Peekskill Stormtroopers, Fascist
minded Government Officials, and
elevation of Clark to Supreme
Court. IA million Negro people
have never had representation on
high court, Appointment Of Me-
gro would be eloquent reply to
lynch advocates and race-haters.
Would be first real recognition Of
contribution of Negro people to
American history. Would breach
pattern of Jimcrow as a policy Of
government. Many Negroes able
and available, such as William
HASTE, Governor OF Virgin Is
lands, Charles Howard, of Des
Moines, Iowa, and Charles II.
Houston, of Washington, ID. c.
Failure to appoint Negro in face
of widespread sentiment for such
appointment will be interpreted
as victory by Khan and other Fas-
cist elements.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23
College,
COntlnged from page ono

Continued from page ono
ry Pennymon, M, A.. Michigan
State University. Mechanic Arts;
Lucy r. Adams, M. S. University
OF Wisconsin. Home Economics;
Joseph A. Jones M. s., University
Of Illinois, History; Sherderiek
Barnes, Xavier University. Sec
rotary Business Office; Lille
Paschal, B. s.. AMIN college,
Stenographer Presidents office,
Mercedes Collins. billiard Univer-
sity. Secretary Division Of Arts
and Sciences; Irma Lamb. q. S.
AMIN college. Secretary Veterans
Office, Gladys w. Cothran. A. B..
AM&N college. Secretary Person
mel and Guidance. and Emma J.
Brown. B. s.. AM&N college, Sec
rotary Librarian.
Six members of the faculty
completed their work for degrees
during the i949 summer. DIR. S. J.
Parker, Phi. D.. Cornell University.
Agriculture; 7. b. Blakely. Mas
ter's Degree. Chicago University.
Elementary Education: J. NJ.
Cheatham. NJ. A. Tuskegec In
stitute. Agriculture; Alpha o.
Howard Masters Degree. Colorado
State. Home Economics; John M.
Howard. NJ. A.. New York Univer-
siiy. Ar, Education. and DR.. r. A.
Anglin. Phi. T.. Indiana University,
Sociology.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23

faculty and a key figure in the
Community Chest.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23
Stewart


NOnthuGe0 IEVsn PS8o V09
He was accompanied to the con-
vention by Mrs. p. B. Stewart,
Mrs. A. M. Hayes. and Mrs. Irene
McCullum.
The convention was held from
September 7 through the 10th at
Mccoy Memorial Baptist church
in Los Angeles, and there were
more than five hundred present.
Instructions were given in Stew
ardship, doctrine and many other
religious subjects. The third Sun
day in June was designated as
National Baptist Laymen's Day to
be held annually. The baptist
churches of each community are
TO observe this date each year. The
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23

OF the Bop'n Boogle record show
over KVLC every day at five p.
m, Talented young people are in
Vited to come and participate in
the show. There viii be free seats
IN the auditorium for any specta-
tors.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23

Chairman of the Senate judiciary
Committee. by William l.. Patter-
son, National Executive Secretary
of the Civil Rights Congress,
Appointment of Senator East
land to Craftsmanship Judiciary
Subcommittee on Civil Rights is
calculated insult and alfred to
Negro people and all progressives.
Eastland's state has one of the ma
tons worst records of lynchings
and denial of civil and human
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23
Booker


sS000nu00 nom po0o II
Legal Redress Committee OF the
NAACp; member of the Board Of
management OF the Fargo Train
Ing School for Negro Girls; men,
Der of Trinity Masonic Lodge No.
%. holding the 33rd Degree; men,
Der OF the ri Lambda Chapter Of
the Alpha Phi Alpha: member
Of the philandcr Smith College
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23
Revocation Of EastIand's Appointment
To Civil Rights COMMITTEE Urged

The following telegram was sent
today to Senator Pat McCarran,
public schools, and plaintiffs thus
have been furnishing white chill
dren with adequate facilities for
education
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23

slogan for the convention was: "a
member for every task task for
every member J. c. McClendon,
president, James +. Gayle, exeeu-
tive secretary; T. J. Updaek, direc-
tor; p, B. Stewart. regional vice.
president of Arkansas, Louisiana,
and Mississippi
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23

rights. Eastland's own REQ
that of assassin of human ana
rights, protector of Khan anq
ehers. His appointment W.
signal for new outrages ags,
Negro and progressive peopleA
repetition OF Peekskill all over
U.SA. His appointment will
us. Senate squarely behind evd
advocate and practitioner of fore
and violence against minoritie
and champions of human right
and civil liberties, His appointment
equals in callousi the Presi.
dents failure d Pkblement his
own civil rights program. It re-
fleets the whole jimcrow pattern
of the present administration.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-23
WEST ROCK
Leroy Madden

Amos Weekly is on the sick list
& Frank Jackson is at Missouri
Pacific hospital for n eheek-up -..
Regular services will be held at
Oak Grove Sunday by the pastor,
Rev. j, Nichols Gossip; Most
women are in the habit of saying,
honey | just wouldn't do that or
couldn't do this. All a woman
wants is a chance A certain movie
star says life begins at forty, huh.
look like out here life begins at
fifty.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
TeIevision

100, WOIC-Your Junior Revue:
Sylvia Dewey interviews Sandra De
Martino, daughter of 1t. Col. Um-
berto De Martino. Military Attache
Evening star., 1949-12-04

~~S-~ ~ q e IL u
Brown of Ohio and Socialist Leader
Norman Thomas.
4:30, WMAL-Fifth Quarter: Bob
Wolfe interviews Navy Backfield
Coach Vic Bradford and Maj. Hal
Harwood, football coach at Quantico.
500, WOIC-Theater of Vision:
ELISA Landi and Pierre Fresnay
star in Crimson Dynasty"
700, WNBW-Leave 1t to the
Girls: Actress Nina Foch, Isabel
Leighton and John Cameron Swayze
are guests.
700, WMAL - Paul Whiteman
Revue: Stage Stars June Lockhart
and John Loder and Songstress
Eugene Baird appear.
100, WOIC-Tonight on Broad
way: Texas, LII Darlin'," Is tele-
vised from the stage Of the Mark
Hellinger Theater.
1880, WMAL-Hollywood House: A
new comedy program, featuring Dick
Wesson and Jim Backus.
1880, WOIC-This Is Show Busi-
ness: Gypsy Rose Lee is guest
panelist.
$500, WNBW-Supper Club: Jerry
Colonna visits Perry Como.
500, WOTC-Toast Of the Town:
Songstress Sarah Vaughan, Allyn
McLerie, dancing star Of Miss Lib
erty," and Violinist Maria Neglia
are Ed Sullivan's guests.
500, WNBW - Television Play
house: TORN Thatcher and Dan
Morgan star In Mist on the
| Waters"
800, WOIC-Fred Waring Show:
The whole show u devoted TO
Christmas music.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts and tele-
casts admit the general public; For
case Of WTOP and WMAL. write:
WNBW-A"American Forum OF the
Air" Sunday. 4:30 PM, Metronome
tinckets necessary.
Room; ws.aman, a1aan,,+pa Park oo, Hotel ..s.3 No
the Press" 10 pm. Friday.
wwPc- National \ z yd 1908, s.trssa Teen:
"Sky Clubbers," 1918 pm. Monday
Friday: bible Quiz" pm; satur.
day; "Women's international League
for Peace" Z pm. THURSDAY: "Dis-
tEict Roundtsble." 8 pm. Sunday
NO wEAMsoWens Tisksts eSsess 2ioo. "sonss of
the Saddle" 4 pm. Sunday; Dave
Dennis, 12 noon Monday-Saturday;
Children's Hour, 10 am. Saturday;
others. No tickets necessary.
WTOP-"You're the Top,' 1:16
pm. Monday-Friday.
WRc,;@, Rsspubiis 1900 1900. :, rzsr:,s rE.s.,.
News of the World" 7:15 pm,
11:15 pm, Monday-Friday.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

TODAY.
100.
WOIC-Your Junior Revue.
1880.
WMAI-Championship Football;
1:40, Football Jackpot.
las.
WMAL-Redskins VS.. Packers.
Football, 1:55.
4:30
WMAL-Fifth Quarter.
WNBW-American Forum OF the Air
WOIC-Lamp Unto My Feet.
4:45.
WMAL-Film Shorts.
500
WOIC-Theater of Vision.
WMAL-Super Circus.
WNBW-Armed Forces Hour.
$50.
WNBW-Variety Featurettes.
500.
WNBW-Western Film.
WMAL-The Singing Lady.
$50.
WMAL-Action Autographs.
WOIC-Mr. I. Imagination.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

thai, author and
c critic, discuss
Jules Mlchelet's S
History of the
French Revolu-
ton"
1915, WBBC
Isaac Walton
League; Royal
H. c a + ! o c k,
Maryland State
League presi-
dent, IS guest.
12:l5, WRC
E t e r n a !
Ii 6 h t: The
brotherhood of
- a ic thu
Evening star., 1949-12-04

theme OF Joseph and Benjamin.
1890, WMAL-Piano Playhouse: !:
Concert Pianist James Wolfe plays
Brahms Rhapsody in E Flat" and
Chopin's "Etude In c Sharp Minor
and "Etude in G Flat Minor"
100, WARL-Georgetown Univer-
sity Forum: What Can Students
Do Toward International Good
Will?" is discussed.
1880, WRC-Chicago Round Table: !:
"Acth and Cortisone: A New Era IN
Medicine" is discussed by DR.. Ed
ward c. Kendall, biochemist. Mayo
Clinic, discoverer Of cortisone; DR..
Allan T. Kenyon. professor of med
icine, University Of Chicago, and
DR.. John L. S. Browne, chairman,
department of medicine, McGill Uni
versity.
I:55, WMAL-Football: Washing
ton Redskins VS.. Green Bay Packers.
200, WRC-NBC Theater: VIII
liam Faulkner's wild Palms" Is
dramatized. Robert Penn Warren,
author of the Pulitzer Prtze-winning
"All the Kings Men," is intermis-
sion speaker.
ZOO, WQQW - Viewpoint: DR..
Leonard A. Scheele. Surgeon Gen.
eral of the United States, discusses
slums and public housing in Wash
ington.
2:3o, WTOP-You Are Not Alone:
A special program commemorating
the founding of B'nai Birth. Jack
Benny receives an award.
800, WTOP-New York Philhar-
monic: Leopold Stokowski conducts
the orchestra in Prokofeff's Sym
phony No. g." Violinist Isaac Stern
is soloist in the Haydn Concerto
in c. Major"
$3.50, WRC-Quiz Kids: Joe Kelly
faces five Washington quiz kids,
Bert Sugar, Leland Collins, Barbara
Cohen, Carl Simon and William
Briggs, jr.
400, WRC - Living-ls4S: The
migration of Puerto Ricans to the
United, States Is the subject OF a
drama.
4:30, WRC-American Forum OF
the Air: Are We Sneaking Into
Socialism," Is debated by Repre-
sentative Clarence ]. Brown of Ohio
and Socialist Leader Norman
Thomas.
500, WWDC-I Can Hear 1t Now:
Ed Murrow's commentary on pres
ent-day history covers the period
from 1945 to 1949.
$50, WTOP-Symphonette: Mishel
Piastro conducts the orchestra in
Grieg's violin Sonata No. 5" and
Rimsky -Korsakoff's Song Of India. F"
$3.50, WMAL-The Greatest Story
Ever Told: "A Man Rich Toward
God" is presented.
eco, WTOP Family Hour Of
Stars: Dana Andrews plays Maj.
Walter Reed in yellow Jack"
$3.50, WRC Hollywood Calling
Celeste Holm and George Jessel
talk with contestants.
700, WTOP-Jack Benny Show:
Tyrone Power visits Jack.
100, WWDC-Ave Maria Hour
Dramatization Of the life Of st.
Louis de Marillac, co-founder Of the
Sisters OF Charity.
500, WTOP - Bergen Met Carthy
Show: Joan David visits Charlie
and Edgar.
$3.50, WRC-Theater Guild on the
Air: Madeleine Carroll and Basil
Rathbone star in THE Amazing DR..
Clitterhouse."
900, WWDC - District Round
Table: "The District Traffic Head
ache" Is discussed.
$50, WTOP-Horace Heidi: Ber-
nard Baruch speaks on the drive
against polio.
1000, WTOP-Contented Hour:
10 Stafford and Gordon MacRae
are guest vocalists.
1900, WMAL-Theater Of the
Air: Margaret O'Brien stars in
1.-THE Youngest Profession"
Evening star., 1949-12-04

of Italy.
1:55, WMAL~
all: Jim
G / b b ons and
H AIRY Wismer
d e S crib e the
w a s h l n g t o n
Redskins Green
Bay p ack ers
football game.
4:30, WNBW-
American Forum
of the Air: "Are "
We Sne aking 6
Into Socialism,
is d e b a t e d by
RenreSentative
Evening star., 1949-12-04
IAN

looIwINx-Nevs ssssns
| IwWDC-M. @. Ford
| iWEAM-Bill jenkins
Il5lwINx-Jerry stronl
| lWWDC-M. @. Ford
| lWEAM-Btll jenkins
3ol lwINX-varietiss
| WWDC-M. @. Foe1
| iWEAM-Rhythm
Observation-Disclosures
| iWWDC-Miss. Pens.
| IWEAM-Rhythm
1IO'
oolWINX- X-News; Var.
| WWDC-Tune Inn
| lWEAN.Walts Time
lSiwINX- X-varistiss
| lWWDC-Felix Grant
| lWEAA-Worship
3oIwINx-varistiss
| IWWDC-Tune Inn
| lWEAM-0lor. BrAndt
It5lWIf(X-vagietiss
lWWDC-Felix Grant
| lWEAM-Glor. Brandt
looIwIN1-News; var.
| lWWDC.Tuns Inn
| ,WEAN-Neet Band
GSJWLNx-Vslist3es
| tWWDC-Fsiix Gran,
! WEAlf-Meet Dana
l3oiWINX.varistiss
| tWwDC-Tuns Inn
| IWEAA-Ausieals
l5IwINX-varietiss
lWWDC-Tune Inn
tWEAA-Ausie.
Evening star., 1949-12-04


interim session here. The doctor
will be surprised on the air BY
old friends, colleagues and rela-
tives who have been a part OF hi
life, who have been secretly inter:
viewed by Ralph Edwards, who
conducts the program.
X \ \
Telenotes: The Rose Bowl game
at Pasadena on January 2 will
be an exclusive CHS AM and TV
feature. On television it will be
strictly q local affair in the Los
Angeles area served by KTTV
with other CHS afflliates carrying
highlights the next day via film
Barney Balaban. president
of Paramount Pictures, told ar
audience in New York the other
day that "television is not q
threat" to the movie industry
Rather, he said. 1T is a chal-
lenge to make better pictures
The Tailwaggers' Club OF
Washington is conducting its own
Christmas contest by way of its
television program on WMAL-TV
Monday nights at 7:30. The prizes
"a pony. q Siberian husky and
a canary-will be given the con-
testants who sign the most new
members for the club before De-
cember 81. :. Queen for Day.
MBS radio show, is starting the
gradual switch to television. 1t
begins shortly after the first OF
the year as a weekly TV show
at the request Of the sponsor, but
at first in Los Angeles only.
The Ken Murray Show" which
will be launched by CBS-TV jan
uary 7. will be "a potpourri OF
song, comedy. drama, dance. nov
elites and feminine pulchritude. u
Each program will feature a guest
star in an excerpt from a Broad
way or Hollywood show.
Programs and People: Gene
Klavan, the young humorist for
whom WTOP has extended its
daily schedule to 2 am. lost no
time in winning a considerable
following around town. He also
won the attention of the Capitol
Theater. Manager Joel Margolis
and Music Director Sam Jack
Kaufman are building a stage
show around the Klavan air show
which will bring Mr.. K. to the
theater the week of December II
Bryson Rash. special events
director for WMAL, Is covering
the presidential vacation in Key
West for ABC. MICS Grand
Ole Opry" returned to Nashville
Tenn, last night after touring
United States Air Force bases in
Europe. Arthur Godfrey Z
Talent Scouts" is the only stimuli
taneous telecast and broadcast
that maintains high Hoopers in
both fields. The AM show is In
fifth place in the last report.
Art Lamb has moved from WINK
to an announcing post at WTTG
to replace Claude Thornton, who
has become program director for
WCUM, Cumberland. Md. {. Mil
ton Grant has moved from a part
time to a full-time announcing
job at WINK and Tom Donahue
from WHIP, Charleston. w. Va.
has joined the WINK staff.
George Jessel today Joins MICS
Hollywood Calling" as q "perma-
nent guest" whatever that is. .
Dean Luce, WMAL announcer. Il
narrating a series Of training films
for the United States Navy.
Baritone Earl Wrightson starts q
new musical program on CHS next
Saturday. -. The latest supporter
of FIN hereabouts is Richard
Eaton, head man of WOOK. He
was, he reports, amazed at the
tremendous listener response
when WOOK-FM made its debut
last Thursday.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
FEATURES ON THE
AIR TODAY
Radio

1890, WTOP-Invitation to Learn
ing; Eugene o. Golob. associate
professor of history at Wesleyan
University and Marvin LoWen-
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Origin Of Cigarettes

First cigarettes made in Amer
lea, in New York in 1857. were
traced to two Turks, according to
the industry's records.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-01-29

claims against the said deceased that within six (6) months after the date of the first publication of this notice they may exhibit them, with the necessary vouch- CTS, to the said Administrative at the office of John c. Hughes, Kodiak, Alaska, that be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate.
 DATED at Kodiak, Alaska, this 18th day of January l949. Mildred Simeonoff Scroggins
 administrative of the Estate of Natalie Simeonoff, Deceased
 First Publication: l-22,49
Kodiak mirror., 1949-01-29
@eDneis a@ arne6 aaSe EdncatiGHBi Couns. tor

James BeDnatc, fo'mer memb @r of the hugh school f crlty, was named as educational counselor for the 17th Naval District this week.
 MT. Bennett will be in charge of organizing United States Arm ed Forces Institute classes for navy personnel at the base and for aiding men in completing their educational requirements, ssarted at regular school.
 As director of recreation for Standard Oil during the War in Arabia, and program director for