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Evening star., 1950-04-02
Half of Strike |dIeness in 1949
Laid to Pensions and Insurance

The Labor Department said yes
terday more than half the heavy
total of strike idleness in 1949 was
due to labor disputes over union
pension and insurance demands.
The Departments Bureau of
Labor Statistics found in a survey
Of last years labor disputes that
the pension-insurance issue was
an important one in 189 strikes
which caused SIS per cent Of strike
tdleness.
Last year the strike idleness
figure mounted to sc, 500 900 man.
days. This was the second high
est figure on record. but only half
as large as the 1916 record of 116
million man-days.
More than 3 million workers
were involved in l949 work stop
pages. But the bureau said the
figure was inflated because coal
miners were counted separately
Evening star., 1950-04-02
500 Million School Meals
Enriched by Free Surplus
By the Associofed Press

" THe NkSoeTdIed TT0ll
School children ate 167,971,- =
600 pounds of the Governments
surplus farm products during the
last six months of 1949.
The food stuffs were distributed
free under the National School
Lunch Program, the Agriculture
Department reported, providing
more than a half billion "nutri-
tionally balanced meals" to nearly
8 million children.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-01

capacity threshing :. !. exclusive MN cylin-
der feed eliminates smuggling, assures even
feeding at all times -. sturdy rasp-bar
cylinder and one-piece, all-steel, welded
concave and CRATE thresh the grain uni
formly and gently without cracking it or
breaking the stralO to bits :. spacing be-
tween the cylinder and concave and speed
of the cylinder can be easily changed to
meet varying crop conditions E. heavy
duty, galvanized, all-steel straw racks pro-
vide extra large separating surface and ca
pacity :. exclusive MN grain pan assures
a steady, evenly distributed flow of grain
toward the cleaning shoe and prevents
punching of the grain when operating on
rolling fields.
Uni-Matic Power on MN TRACTORS can
be used for automatically lifting, lowering,
and varying the height of cut on the Ga
from u to 80 inches, to al inches on
the Self Propelled, 2 to 40 inches on the
Harvester SO.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-01

MN Ga HARvEsToRs are noted for their
quality construction. Header and thresher
are built as one unit, balanced over the main
axle for easier handling and positive opera
ton at all angles. Wheels of large diameter
are Timken bearing-equipped and pres
ure-lubricated for long life and smooth
performance. High quality ball and roller
bearings are used on all high-speed or heavy
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-01
2Waettv zow6voE IN MN FACTORIES ASSURES
DEPENDABLE PERFORMANCE m THE FIELDS

load shafts, assuring long-life dependability.
Simplifed belt-drives with adjustable
sheaves provide fexibility for all crops and
conditions.
Get facts on the Ga Harvester and on
other MN HARvEsToRs and Windrowers.
See your local MN Dealer now or write
so you'll be sure of getting your MN HAIR
vEsToR this year!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-01
wy

vEsTING PER BUsHEL, PER ACRE, PER Dol
LAR INVESTED for more years and a price
that's right! They RE BUILT TO GET THE
GRAIN under all harvesting conditions
down grain as well as extra heavy stands.
And, MN owners report that the HAIR
VISITORS profta6Ly harvest even light standsi
When you choose the 12-foot MN Ga
Harvester, you get the harvesting fea-
lures that count at price that's right. MN
HARvEsToRS still feature the original single
unit construction that did so much to re-
duce weight and increase durability and
ease of handling. These MN HARvESTORS
are surely QUALITY leaders!-BuiH to get
all the grain, to separate all the grain, to
clean all the grain and to save all the grain.
straightforward design insures efficient big
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

lawyer and client and other more
subtle pitfalls
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
Install Armour.
A Salvation Army
Official

Lester Armour, chairman Of
the board Of the Chicago Ma
tional Bank, took ovee his new
duties today following his install
lation as chairman of. The Saliva
ton Arm Board.
Installation ceremonies took
place at the Union League club
at a luncheon meeting yesterday.
ArnIpur succeeds General Nathan
William MacChesney, referee in
bankruptcy Of the I. 5. District
Court, who has served as chair
man fer the past three and a.
half years.
Armour has served as a mem
Der of The Salvation Army
Board for the past "A years and
as vice-chairman during General
MacChesneys peiod as chairman.
Armour is a director Of the
Pure Oil Co., Zonolite CO. and
Maathon Paper Nils CO.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

iday recordings, QUO IF
Billie Holiday is more IT
taste "Youre My Thrill { ca)
may be the record you hav- Oeen
hoping fer. The Holiday way
of sounding sensuous fills this
song, from beginning to end,
with a penetrating sense Of inti-
macy. 1t is - in a highly I'M
scientific sort of way 49, about
as close as anybody will ever
come to a personal appearance
on records. The background is
more of the skillful work Of
Decca's all-purpose background
er Gordon Jenkins.
Miss Holidays newest record
ing since you're My Thrill is
please Tell Me Now and
Somebody's On Ny Mind" will
make it's debut January Both,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

Recently Sheriff Elmer Mi
chael Walsh presented 100
youngsters with gold badges,
which designated them as Junior
Deputy Sheriffs. Some of the
dignitaries that witnessed the
presentation at the Wabash Ave
nue. Y. M. G. A., 1868 South Wa
bash avenue, were, from left to
right: George White, manager
cf the Louis Theatre; Elmer Mi
chael Walsh, sheriff Of Cook
County; John James, secretary Of
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
MUSIC SCHOOL ELECTS
INT ERRACIAL BOARD

officials for the year of 1850:
Pauline J. Lee, h e founder,
was elected president; Mr.. Harry
Jones, vice president; Belva
Hardy, secretary; Josephine In
ness, treasurer.
Attorney Earle Brooks and
Atty. Richard w. Carpenter,
Helen Near, Aubrey McKissack
and Mr.. Edward Lee, were also
elected to the board.
A supporting staff is to be
named in meeting to be held
next Tuesday. night, Jan. oath, at
the school headquarters.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
Mothers Eyes May
Forecast Sex of Child

Frankfurt, Germany - (Atlas)
- Whether the eyes are dark,
brown OF blue, makes little dit
'erence to DR.. Wilhelm Witzel.
He scanned the eyes OF IS preg-
nant' American Women recently
and tried to forecast the sex Of
their unborn babies.
The women, wives of 1. 5.
military and State Department
personnel in Frankfurt, are III
their last month of pregnancy.
DR.. Witzel inspected the irises Ct
the eyes Of each patient, he
wrote down her name and his
prediction of the sex Of her UNI
born child. He said he had noted
that the iris of a woman's eyes
changes in pregnancy and that
different changes take place de-
pending on the sex of the infant
He claims that after ten years
of experiments, he can tell Whe-
Their an unborn infant will be
boy or a girl.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
BILLIE HOLIDAY.
REACHES BEST
SELLER LIST

VARIETY, theatrical trade
newspaper, bible authority Of
show biz, Wednesday January
18th, in it's heading Orchestra
and Music, rates Billie Holiday S
recording on Decca platter
Crazy He Calls Me" as one Of
the best sellers.
This record scared from no.
where last week. on the list to
a commanding position this week.
This is the only ccloed artist
listed among the best sellers
group based on a National rating
from the leading retail stores in
the largest cities in the country.
LOOK Magazine in its Jan.
18th edition raves about La Hol-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

CONFIDENTIAL REPLY ~ MAIL
Readers Of this column may secure
private reply"-by gending fos
one Of the following:
@ Abbs' Wallace Astfoiesy Reading
With Tree ADVICE letter. ~
a AbbsI Happier Living k5aseas
With tree Sdviee letter. .zSs
@ ABBe' WALLACE GUIDE o t2.MoNTH
ASTROLOGICAL FORECAST .........N
ftstaasd confidential sn0iysis Of your esss)
Give name, address and birthdats.
Explain problem fully and include
stamped, self-addressed envelope
Tor o logical analysis Of your case.
Write to:
he ABRr WALLACE ssrles, -
5ha Chicago World A.
% s. 15th S., Chicago, N
xses..aaHaneAAaans+saas-s aAfASsAsesasansee0O
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

in the case Of Herman Sweat,
who is challenging the right Of
the State Of Texas to force him
to attend segregated Negro law
school. The case is scheduled
to be heard January 30th.
Signed by lawyers represent
ing all Is Southern states, the
b + f denounces educational
segregation as being equally
harmful to all races involved,
declaring, white law students
who become lawyers in the South
do not live in world populated
only by whites. No lawyer of
general practice in the South
can avoid, and few would wish
to avoid, having Negro clients.
"The lawyer who has been
educated in 4 segregated law
school must inevitably find the
attitudes ingrained in him by
that egregation carried over in
to his practice, with consequent
embarrassment, failure to ade-
quately represent the interests
Of his client, tension between
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28


In meeting held last We'd
nesday night BY the National
University Of Music at 6336 S.
Cottage Grove avenue, an inter-
racial board of directors was
elected for the 1850 calendar.
The members Ct tn e school,
one Of the finest in the city for
musical education for veterans
and non-veterans, DESIGNATED
t h e following persons as their
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
SQSHr LSIaHO
GOOD NEWS!
TO All Who Need a
Laxative Now and Then

When you feel sluggish, stomach up.
set, low in spirits and somewhat me
account" ~ because you need a good
cleaning out, just LET YOURSELF IN
FOR TIE QUICK RELIEF THAT
When you want relief you want ii
PRONTO-you don't want to wait for
hours Qxruschen acts usually within
an hour) - Caution - use only as di-
rec.ed. Regulate the dose to suit your
O@ requirements. Get KRUSCHEN
SALTS today at any good drug store.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
THE CHICAGO WORLr,
SAT, JANUARY %, 1850
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES


The subject Of the Lesson-Sermon
IN all Churches Of Christ, Scientist,
on Sunday, November Is, will be-:
"MORTALS AND IMMORTALs"
The Golden Text is:
"They which are the children Of
the flesh, these are not the chill
dren of God" from. 9: 81.
Among the citations which COM
prise the Lesson-Sermon, the fol-
lowing are from the Bible:
Except a man be born Of water
and of the Spirit, he cannot enter
into the kingdom of God. That
which is born of the flesh is
flesh; and that which is born Of
the Spirit is spirit. The
Spirit itself beareth witness with
our spirit, that we are the chill
dren Of God" John 8: Sc; Rom.
g.: 16).
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
Files for Damages
Under Mob Violence Act
NALErCAll,

The Cook County Bar Association filed brief as friend OF the
appeal by the City of Chicago
according the records of the Illinois Appellate Court this week
Kenneth Kennedy, student john Marshall Law school
Chicago sued the City Of Chicago under the mob violence act
Superior Court Of Cook County
Evening star., 1950-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1850 "135" 4-dr. sedan;
froster, Wv. tires, side mirror and
wheel rings; has very low mil; new
pace pat s's s5s sssss4 sss aosa and
deal. Low rate bank financing. Buy
from q reliable new car dealer.
CAPITOL MOTOR CO, SILVER sorin9g
PACKARD 1s4s 4-dr. de luxe; /
owner and serviced by US since new;
radio, heater, overdrive and Electro
matte clutch; spotless car with low
ssafase ssaS doxn so1AE only Mo4oRs II 5ss
Psseex6ard, is Kennedy st. NV II.
PACKARD 1885 "s" 4-dr sedan
This car is in good condition, con-
H.i: Price. 'si5o. ''7.Ts'S' 7ia 9Th st. n;w' =
PACKARD 1850 "135" 4-dr. sedan;
company official car; overdrive, r.
and h., defroster and white sidewall
& HES neWear eTysn yesy .se nss nsstaT aT
S2.64s, $429.67 down and S7l 81,
monthly, low-rate. bank financing.
Buy from reliable new-ear dealer.
CAPITOL MOTOR CO., Silver sprlns
Phila: ave. SILVER Spring, Nd. IS
PACKARD 1910 no" 4-dr.; new
saint, radio and heater, clean in
terror; guaranteed; a terrific buy
RoYAf saf' ois5 GT sGsn a Rent
pAckARD aesk Ri hn is4s r.; convsrtible coupe;
:; h. 14S horsepower. overdrive'
eisctromstic shift. low mileage, ex;
a s: fsP1 fs9 slsss sss Psss SEE at ss4s7s 4ss lsh z
pAckARD AZ niH: 1s4e Clipper 4-dr. .ed; /;
6.h9 and HI HoTDss yrTy slean 1N sl'o7s E.ii BAN
Plym0YsR P!ya x. dss}er' 4saSt 18th and M W sts'
sedan; Packard factory oficial car;
Electro-Matic clutch, .overdrive, r.
and h., defroster, white sidewall
tires, outside sunvisor, right and
This car delivered for S3,3s4. just
think of saving $3.50 on a car like
this. Very low NIL; sale price,
5000, new-car suarantee: low
rate bank inancins. Buy from a
Mde ssasf 1sycsT p" s,vs. aeae5 snr,ns CAPITOL
Dealer. sH. 5000, sss Phiia. ave,
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door: runs good,
cheap transportation; $50. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. l345 Que st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1947 de luxe sedan; orr =.
ginal blue finish; an almost ne~ car
in every respect; S1.095. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET. a14O Lee Hswy.
CHI. 9003. -6
PLYMOUTH 194a special de luxe club
coupe; black; like new; low mil /;
S1.395: conven. terms CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. Retail at wholesale
prices" 1925 Conn. ave. EN-. 1854.
PLYMOUTH 194s club coupe: beauti-
full orig. black finish, peri cond.
throughout; this car has had won-
and is. like new; not a scratch OF
dent on the entire body. Priced at
S1,245; low down payment, "a mos.
to pay, with our famous 60-day
CiPCo warranty, at CIPCo COAST
IN PONTIAC, 407-27 Fla ave. me-,
Az 200 Omen till u m "A
Evening star., 1950-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC AZ ,streamliner sed.; orig
] perfect care. s1.is5; cash. eash. trade lshsee, .,
$295 down. WOLFE MOTORS, 18th
pnN and nNarE x sts. nv. FIX. 55s2. "a,
luxe a-door sedan; all extras M in.
cluding Hydra-Matic, low mileage
orig. owner; 81 $50 or best Cffer
III aI5 z; Wr Woed6ine 9ea6 st. Chevy Chase
PONTIAC 1899 business coupe
splendid mechanical condition, low
mileage, not used during war. good
paint and tires; passed District in
spection In Nov; $3.50. CO. 3545
90
PONTIAC 1947 sedan: equipped; a
quality car; SS94; $3.50 down. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS
1874 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-ss0O,
PONTIAC 194s club coupe; equipped
quality car; S1,294; $3.50 down
more2 AUTo WHoLEsALERs. 1881
B,adsns6urg I'd. II. 3-SS00:. Ill
dition; r., h.. all accessories: original
Must sell. CHI. 1929. s.
PONTIAC 194s club coupe: equipped
quality car; $1,294; $3.50 down,
more? AUTO WHOLESALERS, lS3i
5lsdsnsburg rd. Ii. 3-SS0U. Ill
PONTIAC 1941 sedan cpe.: heater,
new seat covers: new tires: In
terror like new. Excel. cond., S595.
rA. 3lo|. y
Evening star., 1950-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1949 station wagon; Of
metal: dark green, Hydra Matte, 6
S2.795. BENDALL PONTIAC. Phone
OV. 1900. Open till 8 pm. IS
PONTIAC 1949 Chieftian 2-door Sc
dan; driven only 1900 miles by
our ONCE manager. This is a very
fine car and has radio, heater and
oothsr n sccessoriss; Only Sl,s65
toms leading Pontiac dealer, 1887
Irving St. nv, AID. $500. .
PONTIAC 194e convertible: beautiful
dark gray Duco; radio and heater;
low mileage; S2,250., ARCADE
PONTIAC CO., Washington's leading
Pontiac dealer, 1437 Irving ST. NV,
PONTIAC 194a 2-door de luxe; black
shiny Duco; all equipment including
radio and heater; 81 ,905 ARCADE
PONTIAC CO., Washinston's lead
ing n,g, PoDtise sp ssoa dealer 1887 Irving st,
PONTIAC 194s station wagon. driven
less than 5000 miles: imma culate; /;
Hydra Matte, radio and teater;
cost $500 new; sacrifice, S1.15O.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Washing
tons leading Pontiac dealer, 1887
Irving St. nv AID. $500. %
PONTIAC 1898 coGpe; excellent con-
dition; 1905. ALEXANDRIA NASH,
I5O5 Mt; Vernon ave. AL. 9024,
PoNTIAG SISf AZ siis47 sedan: equipped; a
quality au car; ss24: slso down. Why
1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-ss0O.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1941 Commander Sc.
dan; with radio and heater; special
at S295. KENYON-PECK CHEVRO-
LET. 314O Lee hgwy. CHI. 9O03. e
STUDEBAKER 194S Comm lander con-
vertible coupe: equipped; a quality
car; 81. 1874; S240 down, small week
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
sTupEBAkEs Fl E isoo is47 2-dr.; beautifu,
light green: r. and h., very clean:
like new: economical transp: only
S996. GREEE5NNWAY' 7o7 Maine ave
STUDEBAKER .1a49 cow. coupe: r..
h.. and .overdrive; beautiful black
paint with black top. This car
POTOMAC MOTOR SALES, INC.
2030 M st.. NV ST. 1884. Open
evenings till $50. IS
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion: excel
cond;; pvt. party: 1895 or best offer
GE. 542S after 5 pm. 90
STUDEBAKER 194s Champion sedan;
equipped; a quality car; ST ,094:
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladensburg
rd. Ii. $4,000. Ill
sTUDEBAKER 194s Commander con-
vertible coupe; equipped; a quality
car; S1.194; S240 down, small week
ly payments. Why pay more? AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
rd II. 3-SSO0. Ii
1893 Commander se-
dan; heater. new motor. good run
ming coonndition: one owner; $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1:s ss51 ss5 ss+s s'''s s:s .;s e
sSs r. .Gsa 1sas 4s: s. $3.50 $751; Or s0Bs e.;
ofrer; | owner; low nj. TR. sss7'
PLYMOUTH 1e4a convertible. fully
1SHlPp1s 5Gx esf1 fss os shsse sssa
down, -$17.67 week. WHEELER,
INC, Chrysler's outstanding dealer.
1900 Wisconsin NV, EN-. 1900. %
PLYMOUTH n 1910 ,4p,os ssdsn; DE- iglI price
PIY%oUTH zSSS1Hs 1910 81 DE- Dc luxe so9 4dr. sedan;
lots Of extras; $345; trade or terms
KIRK XII MoToR J6d co, 1000 Georgia
PLYMOUTH 1947 4.dr; special de-
down, $3.50 balance in payments
$6a, ,35; service men of all branches
invited on good eredit Open am
PLYMOUTH l947 sedan; r. and H.:
or terms. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
Georgia aye. IA. 4S0o. y
black finish: excel: motor and body.
MoSfTolRs lsa1se eo. ZOO; 1000 eeofsia ave ave-
j. 9s .ns 1sts T. asE nss ,s ssqas 5 s1
pnYMSGTH fsfs St5fS is2o Ha osls sedan; full price,
$194. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Ra%s1f5%Ts R%niTHs ra L. :o3ysst,h,. sss3n
and Rsater. S biue iEsht''0ri nisss This aa eap
is really in f,ne condition; Reduced
sSso2ToRs, is soio isfT' r. I. ave. .ieE ne. pE:
PLYMOUTH 1897 2.dr.; recently
only fnsns sns5 ess WsR sss' eaa
TORS; sspS psckard, Is Kennedy st. NV,
rIsM5gTa Hsi 3g?S 1s4e: excel. sepa., .sss ssx
q best offer: 1907 Newton st.;
PLYMoUTH 1915 convertibie: r. :: and
n.v-ss1 h Ssv soDd pndfss1st sssrSi. 1850 s
s42s: st2s rr' fsh s-ss; ST.. sT0snR IT sun pn na
rEy%SunH nh 1sas 49, e.: st 5. sa'Ess
rt9MobRR HttsE FIN aE ,sssi .sssn and |!ar..
aHfao sfsf! 'SeS MoToRs sses 4 y $50 sse dssa ssa
PLYMOUTH 1899 2-dr;; excellent
SAsH 17o5 NJ NJ vernon r11sDHiA a1e.. AZ.
1924. open till 9. -
PONTIAC 1916 s-cylinder, 4-dr. Sc
dan: fully equipped: $1,095. ia.
s-3945 IS
al CHEV. el cpe.: r. q h., 1895
~ PONTIAC cl. cpe.. r. a. h.. S495
Al Chevrolet cl. cpe., r. Il h., 455
40 Dodge 4-dr.; h.- 1895
| 80 Olds. 4-dr, h.- 2p5
40 Ford Tudor, r. .& h.,------ 2e5
'36 Chevrolet 2-dr. - 1855
COX MOTORS
50O2 Wis. ave. NV. OR. 1920 -
Evening star., 1950-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

~SbS"SOIk6S TSN SAk6
SIUDEBAKER 1e49 Commander "6'
club coupe: radio and heater; one
owner; owner; under 13,00O miles; immac-
term. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888
r: l.; ave. ne. CO. 0SS2. -
STUDEBAKER 1947 conY. coupe; r
and, and b. Cd; 81 l,o95;., Sa5 down.
METRO. MOTORS, N. Y. ave, Blad,
sTUDEBAKER 1a47 Landcruiser; r.
and h., cd. like new: S1.195, sos
down. METRO. MOTORS. N. Y.
STUDEBAKER 1947 2-dr. and dr..
METRO MOTORS. N. Y. ave. Blad.
sTUDEBAKER 1a4s Champion sedan;
equipped a quality car; Sl,O94 !;
500 down. Why Pay more? AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
I'd LII ASSOC II
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Bethesda Motors, Inc,

DE SOTO 1e49 custom sedan: S2,1eB:
PLYMOUTH 1e4e Special de luxe,
$l.775: 4-door: fully equip.
PLYMOUTH 1949 Spec. de luxe; 81 !.
595: 4-door; low mileage.
DE SOTO 1941 4-dr. de luxe; $3e5;
radio. heater. seat covers.
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Evening star., 1950-12-13
On the Air
The Orphans
Come First,
Says Jerry
By Harry Macarthur

probably have been wondering
what happened to him and tele-
vision, will have to wait until after
the first of the year. Until then
or at least until 6 pm. Decem-
ber 23-he will be much too busy
to give time and thought to any
new endeavors.
This time every year-this being
the 10th-Mr. S. takes to spending
IL hours day on his pet Yuletide
project-his Christmas House for
Orphans. in front of the F street
entrance of Hecht's. He gets there
at 6 am. does his 6 to $50 WINK
broadcast and remains there until
6 pm. On Christmas eve-this
year it will be the Saturday before
Christmas-he sets out at the
head of a parade of trucks and
makes personal delivery of the
toys and other gifts he has COL
lected to Washington orphanages,
Radio pays good money II
months of the year, so there's no
reason we shouldn't devote one
month to doing something for
some one else" he was explaining
the other day. Hence television
waits.
There is new Strong TV show
in the works. though. past the
writing stage and ready to 60
when he can devote the time to it.
He'd also like to do something
after the first of the year with
his Fame Forecasts" which re-
Gently went off the air despite
the facts that it had critical ap-
proval, good audience response,
and helped lot of ambitious
young performers get nearer to
show business.
X X X II
The NBC Opera Theater" will
start its season next Sunday at
3 pm. with Vera Brynner singing
the leading role in Carmen. /"
David Poleri will be Don Jose and
Andrew Gainey will sing Esca-
millio, the toreador. This will be
the first of series Of eight operas
announced for the 1950-51 season,
all to be one-hour English versions.
All will be produced under the
music and artistic direction of
Peter Herman Adler, who last year
produced four operas on NBC-TV.
Samuel Chotzinoff again will be
production supervisor and Charles
Polacheck will be television direc-
tor. Both were associated with
Adler last year.
The schedule this year also will
include "Hansel and Gretel," !"
"Gianni Schicchi" and "Pioue
Dame" A new opera which Clan
Carlo Menotti was commissioned
to write for NBC-TV still is being
awaited and Adler still is seeking
a new American opera for the
musical series.
Programs and People: Jerry
Lester. the Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday comedian on the nightly
Broadway Open House." was the
"favorite entertainer" winner in
the television section of the annual
Cleveland Plain Dealer poll. Wasn't
even heard of out there last year.
-. There's a chink in the armor.
men. A movie exhibitor in Phila-
delphia is such an admirer of The
Goldbergs" (WTOP-TV-Monday
$50 p.m) that he won't reopen
his newly redecorated theater un-
til he can do it with the new
"Goldbergs" movie. You may
have known that Gene Lockhart
is to play the leading role in THE
Windfall" tomorrow night at 1920
on "Airfyte Theater" (WTOP-
TV, but you probably never knew
that he is the man who wrote the
words of THE World Is Waiting
for the Sunrise"