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KENSINGTON. MD.

"a acre near Kensing Parkway, det.
center-hall Colonial with six rms,
1st fl. law; new tiled bath, kit.
h.-w.h., parquet oak ds.. excellent
condition throughout; convenient to
bus. schools and playground. Priced
only S13,950. Eve. phone Mr.. Wood
we'll, Taylor 5469.
l.. r. GRAVATTE
1s1c U CT wv Reo1tor MA O7So
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Brick rambler: spacious and very
lovely; full bsmt.. gas &C. heat;
lge. expansion attic; beautifully
landscaped lot: offers considered.
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CHEVY CHASE

s minis. to public high school: 1st
offering of this lovely pre-war semi
detached brick home with slate
roof: conveniently located to shop
ping and transp; entrance into GEN.
ing. rm. with fireplace. family size
dining rm.. well-euuipped kitchen
den, or bedrm. and full bath: End
floor has large bedrms. and 2
baths, full fioored attic. large base
ment with bath. built-in garage,
oil h.-w.h.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor. sos N, Capitol st. 1904
Calvert ST NV INA 5n0n
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SMALL BRICK HOUSE
With possibilities of expanding. in
a neighborhood of more expensive
houses. Near Westmoreland Circle
Prewar built by an architect for
his own home. Attractive square
entrance hall. large liy. rm. and
paneled study, both with fireplaces.
Din, rm. opens onto delightful
arrangements. baths. att. gar.
Handicapped lot.
CALL MRS. MCKEE, MI. 1857
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Esssltcr. Georgetown once. Hu.
1855.
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TRADE

3-bedroom brick Colonial: year ole; ;
liv.. rm.. 19.7x11.6 with fireplace;
dining rm., 12x12: kitchen, 9x6; full
bsmt.. outside entrance. 1st trust
S11. 900 at A.: pay $1,000 down
and SS5 per month, including taxes
and insurance and move in. Call
Su 2n1O till q n N,
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T. D. BURGESS
I'VE Sell to the Working Man"
1924 Penn. Ave. Sc.

oLORED-GI-Onl $3.50 cash Gin.
Guiding settlement} and S55 mo
including taxes and ms; attractive
five-room brick home, in good loca-
tion Act. quickly. MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. $500; ewes, RIA. 341S.
23@
BEDROOMS, semidet,
brick in excellent Sc. location. All
rooms are large. nerfect condition
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REAL, SECURITY


Would you provide yourself and your
loved ones real security against the
hazards of unemployment, old age.
sickness, and the vicissitudes OF
economic changes? There is no bet
ter way on earth to do 1t than to
own a good farm. stock or poultry
ranch, pulp or timber growing land
in the. new virgin and fertile Apal-
achicola Valley of West Florida.
Taxes are virtually nil. 160-acrs
homestead is exempt; climatic, water
and living conditions excellent. It
Is a new, great, fertile valley, OPEN
ed at last, through modern roads
and bridges. Within less than one
hour from the Capitol and a great
university and same distance Of one
of the fastest growing ports, indus
trial and recreational cities In
America. The United States Gov
ernment now developing the great
river at estimated cost OF over
0O,000,000. But the very basis OF
our program for the settlement and
development of this great valley Is
that If you are really interested we
urge you to come in person and
make careful investigation. We
DO, not want any disappointed or
CALHOUN coUNTY CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE, Blountstown, Florida.
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NEW RAMBLERS

Attractive, well-constructed homes,
all modern conveniences; 2 and
bedrooms, some with garages; in
good neighborhcod.
CHARMING OLDER HOME
Mod. and immac. lge. liv. and din.
! rms, fireplace, kit, 3 bedrms., bath,
den. laundry, basmt., Gear gar,
trees, shrubs, lge lot; mr.. schools,
stores and transp. Vic. Vienna.
$4,000.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINJA
FALLS CHURCH
RAMBLER, $4,000
ASSUME GIIOAN

You don't have to be CT to take
advantage of this special: newly
decorated. lge. living rm., din, kit.
equipped, bath. 2 nice bedrms.,
util. rm.; 75xl32 corner lot; close
schools; $1,000 down, and $50 ,25
per mo. includes taxes and insur-
ance. Phone FA. 2l22
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ALEX. X.-ARL. VIC.
uONTE pTIVEDC

DUR SALES OFFICE is OPEN g.,
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
CLARENDON
Strategic location second to
none Just few blocks to
Arlington's largest shopping
area! A large bungalow never
before offered and priced at
only S12,25O All on / floor
are 2 bedrooms and den, liv-
ing room with fireplace, very
spacious dining room and
kitchen. Full basement, oil
h.-w. heat. Attached garage.
Screamed nch. Should 20 GI.
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INCOME HOME
ARLINGTON

EARNS THE CASH TO PAY,
FOR COMFORT WHERE YOU STAY"
Large imposing brick detached: looks
like single dwelling; has two separate
entrances, contains two lovely and
complete five-room aptS. One of the
better-type bldgs., full basement, oil
heat, large lot, detached garage;
nicely financed price. S21,750. Call
Mr.. Tolson, OR. 1199.
KELLY & BRANNER, D1. 774O.
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APT. SITES FOR SALE

FALLS CHURCH APT. SITE, approx.
on Lee blvd, nr. Falls Church.
Fine location at bargain price.
Brokers protected. BROWNS
REALTY, FA. 1911. -25
1S. 900 so. FIT. of apt house ground.
in center of Silver Spring, suitable
for large bldg. or z 5-unit bldgs.
Building plans available. SH. 349O.
Ewes SH 2354
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
CASH AT ONCE for houses, any
condition. any section, D. c. or
Md; white or colored. MR.. CURRO,
ST. $500; ewes, SH. 1882.
CASH BUYERS-For your properties,
any condition. Please call CAR
MON P. DE MARCO, RA. 4o3S.
WISH TO PURCHASE nice 2 or 8
bedrm. home: have substantial cash.
Box 170-B. Star. 27s
DIRECT FROM OWNER - Highest
cash price for your property. Call
Mr.. KITCHEN, ST. 1868; ewes,
VI. S136. -2
WILL PAY ALL CASH for 2 or 3
bedrm. home within 3 miles of Bla-
densburg; owners only. HY. 5611.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO., % Yrs.
at the same location, can sell your
home Immediately. NE. and Md.
properties kindly solicited. NO.
VIZ Gs FAY sHaiji HHIGHEsT' rs '2g 2IE Cash prices
for s.e., or ne. property or will take
your house in trade on our new
brick bungalows. MAX MILLER,
500 11th st. Sc, FE. 2100. -26
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No Down Payment to GIs
Open from 10 till dark. A good deal
to non-vets. New 5-rm semidet.
brick 2-bedrm. homes. Beaut de-
heat, auto. h. w., laundry tubs, full
bsmt., copper plumbing. A nice
kit, fully equipped. Cony. to schools
and bus service. Only a few min
utes to downtown. Price, S10,500.
Monthly payments APPROX. $40 incl
Sc, turn left on Southern ave. to
5Ist st. s.e.,, then l block TO ,51st
and II and sample house. BUSADA
REAL ESTATE, 4415 Southern ave.
III dGd9 -6A
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
Attractive home. on Elm ST., opposite
Leland Junior High, living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen and
pantry, 3 bedrooms and bath. full
basement, oil h.-w. heat; GARAGE
S1S.500. Call Mr.. Dodge. jr.. with
WEAVER BROS, INC, WASHINGTON
Bldg. DI. 5000: ewes, OR. 1896.
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LIFE MAGNIFICENT

In a brand-new California
brick and redwood rambler on
level wooded site of nearly an
acre. 27-ft. living rm. with
massive fireplace, partly pam
eled, with many built in fea-
lures: sparkling kitchen with
all the latest gadgets; 3 mas
ter bedrms., 2 tile baths;
attached garage; oil radiant
heat. The entire setting is
one OF unforgettable charm.
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HOUSES WTp. TO BUY (cent.)

1 WILL PAY YOU CASH at once Tor
sSsF sSss. hSne Em ed57 u any section Fl Re-
QUICK WILL BE the action in buying
your home for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK. ST. 5969; ewes. RA. 341s.
WANTED, HOUSE IN good neighbor-
Gsf9 hood; . may &c consider or 3 families
IF Faa PRoMPT oAi IA; ATTENTION to the he's Sale
OF your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire.
sal SAL Nortb A c,nfo aHMPEEIEs sad ReatoT Ers.
ALL gs CASH AT NesSsf ONCE Stee for your aghf B. c.
house, frame. or brick, large or
small; Sg. RosfyY1it eopditiOp ND tmmaterial. Box
dFt,1, FAX Cash FOR FsIa,da HOUSES any sea
NEW HOME in NV. D. C. or silver
Spring; 81 ;oy up .,te to 10000 for client.
HonsEW%snsed oHs floR eSss to buy in George wsa
town: small down payment. Call
pHK1f AZ 747Si WITH $1,000 CASH wRa wishes
to buy nice 6-rm. brick home in
Indian Indian Spring ar area. Call OLLIE P.
Eotl STEIN; S.sA g. 5SsEIoN 5S9S TN SELLING
5 Your EAs HOME AGEaGE cAGE JAYEM ~ shFlaNG REAI
TY CO.. Ma. 6993 TILL o PM.
SILVER SPRING or Montgomery Co.
property. We buy modern homes
e sh.s srea and coSsfR 5sfs!f "''e15 coRP f.
BG1LDRRs'. 9hi S2Rsi ATrENTIoN-Md. and
District of Columbia. Active. sales
organization needs group of homes
ss RA pzi's esIs Fsnss MR cAMERoN 8Se t.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for houses,
any section; quick settlement. MA.
sS75; eve, RA. L6579. Brokers.
WANTED, house, 6-S rms. or 2-fam.;
aRyy7 aaRy good location D. C. or Md. OF. IA
1 HAVE CASH BUYER for nice home
with 1 to 5 acres, not over S10.500;
caIl MRS. WALTER, UN. 1871. ga
WANT ACTION?
We have home buyers and investors
who pay all cash. For prompt ac-
tion in eesd selling your property call
PECK COMPANY
1918 18th st. NE. -23
FREE APPRAISALS, no obligation.
We have cash buyers for homes
priced right in D.. C. and Maryland.
White or colored. Call US now.
MANof1ALI y. w AFLE ".
1924 14th st. NV. DI 3346.
SELLING YOUR HOME?
WE HAVE READY BUYERS!
Call Mr.. Stolar, ewes, ST.. 1886. LEO
M BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors,
1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400. -25
S.E.-HAVE COLORED clients for g.
rm. brick in S.E. Substantial cash.
Box 256-V, Star. 25H
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, white or colored
COX & CO.. RE. 1888.
We Can Sell Your House
In any section of the city or Md
We have been building and selling
houses in the District of Columbia
and Md. for many years. and we
are probably better qualified to
handle your property for you, as
We are completely sold out. If YOU
wish quick and satisfactory results,
call A. H. Parker. RA. 1859 or
Ia. 1868, J. B. TIFFEY & SON,
143 Kennedy St NV. -26
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CT APPROVED
OPEN SUN. is

~ A@N -
B035 11th st. n.e.-You'n eLjoy
living IN this lovely semidet; brick
home that has an appeal for those
who want a safe place for the chill
dren to play. 6 GOOD sized rooms
g bedrooms) and bath. fenced yard,
gas a-c. heat, lovely dry bsmt.,
with outside entrance that is on
ground level-no steps. Excellent
financing. 40 LIST trust. You'll
be impressed with the cleanliness
of this home and the many home
like features. Make this must
see" and you'll be glad. Mr.. Reed
will be waiting to welcome you.
RUBYE M. ACKEN, Realtor
81. 4060. 81. 7433 "a
2 APTs.-Idea! downtown location,
near Govt. depts.: constructed Of
brick and stone: consists of 2 COM
plete apis. with individual bath
and kitchens, full basement. concrete
rear porch. This home offers good
income which will carry your
monthly payments. Priced right,
on easy terms.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor
&AS N Fanito1 o304 Calvert ST N w
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COMM, GROUND FOR SALE

ABOUT 1000 SO. FIT, 2nd d. Apply
116 18th st. NV. GoLDCRAFt
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BUNGALOW-VACANT

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
NEWLY DECORATED.
1925 S. Dakota ave. n.e.-Five rooms
and bath on first floor. 3 finished
rooms and attic, oil h.-wh., full
basement, detached garage, deep lot.
Reasonable price and terms. Ewes.
and Sun. call Mr.. Knott, Ii 1880,
with WEITZ REALTY CORP, a05
JSth st n VI ct dSSS -O0
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INVESTMENT
RANDALL HIGHLANDS. one block Off
Penn. ave. corner det. brick, out
standing 3-family unit mot con-
verted building. Many fine features.
Must be seen to appreciate. Selling
for S2650O.
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INSTRUCT HEIGHTS

DISIRlCT HElGHIS
Convenient in every way; bungalow;
exceptionally nice, & rms, tiled bath
large closets. firepl. and panelled
book shelves: bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Leav-
ing town: must sacrifice; S11,750.
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HILLCREST GARDENS

Hl. 1913, HI. 5447, Ma. 7379.-23
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Open every day. 27O5 Fairlawn st.
New Groom. center-entrance brick
home; beautiful corner lot. 107x113;
huge shade trees, rooms and closets
are very generous; lights in closets.
nice high basement, II bath, out
side entrance. gas &C. heat. fire.
place, Venetian blinds. large side
porch, 10x19; beautiful kitchen with
de luxe stove. refrigerator and ex-
haust fan: concrete curb. cutters
and street; must be seen; substan-
tial cash; S1S.950. OWNER
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Veterans, Attention
$500 CASH
exc pEp MONTY

Attractive Groom English type brick,
new house condition throughout,
equipped kit. 3 nice bedrms.. tile
bath, storm windows, rear fenced
yard, large concrete porch, call Mr..
Brock, TR. 1926. after pm. WA.
9199. FRANK J. MURPHY, JR,
INC, 3423 Benning rd. ne.
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COLORED-NICE BRICK HOME, 6
rms, bath, front and rear porches,
hest; garage; nice elec. range and
refgr. Move In at settlement. Ex-
eel. financing. Call eyes,, RA. 1897.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
10 Cent Drop in Price
OF Co|ored Margarine
Expected on July |

Colored margarine is almost cer-
tain to cost about 10 cents a pound
less than the present price, start
ing July 1, when margarine tax
repeal becomes effective.
A spokesman for the National
Association of Margarine Manu-
facturers gave this assurance to-
day.
He declared: with the excep-
ton of isolated instances. yellow
margarine should sell for the price
of white margarine"
The price difference between
the two types Of margarine is
about 10 cents a pound, which is
roughly the amount Of taxes that
will be repealed.
Years of Fight Ended.
President Truman signed the
bill at Key West Thursday, end
ing years of fight to rid the pro-
duct of taxes. However, there
are 16 States that still forbid the
sale of yellow margarine and six
others that have taxes of their
own on the table spread.
Meanwhile, food retailers faced
a problem of not being caught
with excess stocks of yellow mar
garine purchased at the present
level when and if price drops in
July.
Accordingly, dealers are ex-
pected to keep their inventories
low so as to sustain as little price
loss as possible.
Bargain Sales Possible.
They also may attempt to un-
load as much uncolored mar
garine as possible before July
because at that Understanding
the industry passes along the tax
reduction-yellow margarine will
be as cheap in price as the white
variety.
This should produce bargain
sales on uncolored margarine
this spring.
One trade source said it was
possible that uncolored margarine
would eventually disappear from
store shelves.
Margarine manufacturers will
have the problem, too, of not
turning out too large amounts of
the uncolored product prior to
July.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
U. S. Volcanoes Quiet

Mt. Lassen, 10,453 foot Califor-
mia peak, is the only volcano in
the United States which has
erupted since white men reached
the western hemisphere,
Evening star., 1950-03-18
Truman 70 Leave May !
On Cross-C Country Tour
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

President Truman will leave here
May Z by train on his first cross
country swing Of this congress
sional election year, il tentative
schedules are carried out.
The itinerary, still subject to
change, calls for about three
speeches and a large number of
whistle stops" The latter, usually
marked only as train servicing
stops, give the Chief Executive an
opportunity to appear on the rear
platform.
The President, according to the
tentative schedule, will go first to
the dedication of Kortes Dam, in
Wyoming, then to similar cere-
mony at Grand Coulee Dam, in
Washington.
He will speak at both, and on
the way back East probably will
make major political speech May
Is in the Chicago Stadium. This
will be the third and concluding
day Of q national Democratic
Party rally called the Jefferson
Jubilee, marking the 150th ami
versary of Thomas Jefferson's
election.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
Prisoners S Forgery
In Police Station
Brings Jail Term

A final chapter was written
yesterday in District Court, to a
confusing situation that happened
last December in No. 2 police pre-
cinct station.
Both Isaac Kee and Charlie
Lee had been locked up for
drunkenness, police explained,
When Lees name was called, they
said, a man answered and signed
a slip for Lees property, including
more than $50 cash. The man,
they said, turned out to be Kee,
who elected to forfeit $40 on the
drunkenness charge.
AS a result of the wrong iden-
tification Kee was indicted on a
charge of forging Lees name on
the slip for the property. Late
yesterday District Court Judge T.
Alan Goldsborough sentenced Kee
to serve from four months to a
year on a forgery charge. ac-
cusing him Of signing the name
Of Lee on the receipt for the
latter's property.
Both men are colored. Kee, 36,
lives in 400 block of M street NV.
Lee, 81, lives in the 1000 block Of
Wilmington place NE.
Judge Goldsborough gave Fran
els A. McDevitt. IS, Of the zoe
block of Tenth street Sc, from
20 months to five years on charges
of breaking into and stealing from
apartments.
In other District Court SEN
tences several youths were given
from Is months to four years for
pocketbook snatchings. They are
Clarence w. Chapman, Percy j..
Bethea and Willie L. Cox. all 18
and colored. e..
In another District Court case,
Judge James w. Morris sentenced
Samuel Carter, 81, colored, 100
block Of Stanton terrace Sc, to
from eight months to two years
for two pocketbook snatchings. A
23-year-old woman, who was
named with Carter, was sentenced
last month to serve from one to
five years.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
Missing Sacred Book
Returned 10 Germany
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

An ancient book of Psalms val
ued at more than $250,000 has
been recovered in the United
States after disappearing from
the Russian zone of Germany.
The State Department said the
book, called THE Mainz Psalter of
1887" was returned to Germany
Monday aboard an American
plane which carried John J. Nc
Cloy, United States High Com
missioner. back from a brief visit
to the United States.
A State Department official said
the world-renowned book is now
in Frankfurt under the trusteeship
OF MIR. McCloy's Office and will be
sent later to the German museum
at Wiesbaden in the American
zone. There are no plans at
present to return it to Dresden
in the Russian zone.
The department said the book
was probably looted" from a war
time hiding place for art objects
from the Dresden Library, some
where East of the city.
1t was recovered from a New
York dealer who received it on
consignment from an European
agent. The department declined
to disclose any details but said no
legal action Is planned against
either the dealer or the sender.
The Mainz Psalter is described
as "one OF the great cultural treas
ures Of Germany" It is one Of the
earliest examples Of printing in
colors and was published shortly
after the Gutenberg Bible.
Evening star., 1950-03-18

William H. Harrison, son Of
the founder. will be guest teacher
of the Harrison Bible Class OF
st. Luke's Methodist Church.
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bun hour at 10:30 am.
Glen L. Archer will speak to the
Clyde Kelly Glass of Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church on "The
Challenge of Rome: Freedom of
Speech, the Press and Scientific
Investigation"
The class in the International
Sunday School Lessons will meet
at the Central YMCA at 1880 pm.
Monday with the Rev. William B.
Adams as instructor. All teachers
are invited.
DR.. Page Etchison, field secre-
tary. American Bible Society. will
speak to the Rustin Couples Class
of Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church on Faith in the Kingdom
of God" Miss Frances Mason of
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Orqunized Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poge Mex. Etchisor

Goodwill Industries will speak to
the Forum on "Rehabilitating ths
Physically Handicapped
Frank Bentley will speak at the
session of the Pinkham Class Of
National Baptist Memorial Church,
which will feature a trio. "Life's
Railway TO Heaven" by l.. L.
Beazley, Robert Clark and E. H.
De Groot. jr.
The Sparkman Bible Glass Of
Hamline Methodist Church will be
taught by Senator John j. Spark
man of Alabama.
The Downs Glass of Brightwood
Park Methodist Church will hold
its monthly meeting at 8 PM,
Tuesday.
The Vaughan Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church will conduct the
service at Central Union Mission
at 1880 pm, Friday.
Claudia Hildbrand will instruct
the members of the L. F. o.
Bible Class. Brookland Methodist
Church.
The Susannah Wesley Glass Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will find Elmira Rem pre-
senting the devotional message and
Mrs. B. B. Wright as teacher.
"Old Timers Sunday" will be
celebrated by the Stevenson Mems
Bible Class. Bethany Baptist
Church, at which time all of the
former members of the class will
be honored.
Arthur L. Hayford will instruct
the Trinity Mems Bible Glass,
Trinity Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
TELEvisIok .HIGHLlGHTs

7:0o. WNBW-American Forum OF
the Air: Should Federal Rent Con-
troll Be Continued" is debated by
Senator Harry P. Cain of Washing
ington and Federal Housing Expe-
diter Tighe e. Woods.
500, WTTG-Dinner Date: Band
leader Lionel Hampton, Singer Tito
Guizar and Songstress Thelrna Car
penter appear.
500, WOIC-Ken Murray Show:
Concert Pianist Simon Barere and
Dorothy Shay. ''The Park Avenue
Hillbilly," are the featured guests.
500, WNBW-Saturday Night Re-
vue: Melvyn, Douglas is guest host
and Frances Langford Is guest
singer.
800, WTTG-Cavalcade OF Stars:
Janet Blair appears.
500, VOICED Wynn Show:
Ella Logan visits Ed Wynn.
1880, WMAL-Basketball: Finals
of the National Invitation Tourna-
ment from Madison Square Garden.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
T TeIevision Today

Saturday, March Is, 1850.
WkBW tchsnnel ~
80 WTT6 tchannsi s.
= WAAl-Tv (chsnnst ~
Woic tchsnnsi -
$50.
WMAL-National Sports Parade.
5:45.
WNBW-Circle -Four Roundup.
soc.
WMAL-Frontier Theater.
$50.
WOIC-Lucky Pup.
6:45.
WNBW-The Nature of Things.
WOIC-Comedy Carnival.
100.
WOIC- Western Theater.
WTTG-Cartoon Theater.
WMAL-Texas Rangers.
WNBW-American Forum Of the
Air.
7:1S.
WMAL-This Week in Sports.
1880.
WTTG-Capt. Video.
WNBW-Don Winslow Of the Navy.
WMAL-Hollywood Screen Test.
7:45.
WNBW-Cartoon, 7::50.
500.
WOIC-Ken Murray Show.
WTTG-Dinner Date.
WNBW-Saturday Night Revue.
WMAL-Paul Whiteman Teen Club.
$3.50.
WTTG-lnside Detective.
WMAL-Roller Derby.
VOICED Wynn Show.
WTTG-Cavalcade of Stars.
$3.50.
WOIC-Faye Emerson Show.
WTTG-Wrestling.
S:45.
WOIC-Winner Take All.
1890
WMAL-Basketball.
WOIC-Weather or Not.
1880.
WNBW-Ihe Mystery Hour.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
Senate Confirms Spencer
As Member of PUG

The Senate late yesterday con-
firmed the nomination of Ken
meth w. Spencer, formerly .
member of the District Board Of
Assessors. to be a member of the
Public Utilities Commission sue
ceeding James w. Lauderdale, re-
signed.
Mr.. Spencer's term will end
June 80 this year. since he is to
I'LL out the unexpired term Of Mr..
Lauderdale. A reappointment will
be necessary If he is to continue
beyond June 30.
Evening star., 1950-03-18

The Temple
mems B i b ! e
Class of Temple
Baptist Church
will be taught
by the Rev.
Virgil M. Hobbs.
Ted Schoon-
over will dis
cuss Church
Unihcation" at
the Fellowship
Glass of Chevy
Chase Method
ist Church to-
morrow at II
am. Coffee and
Evening star., 1950-03-18
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Dukas' ''The Sorcerer's Apprentice"
and the prelude to Act l of Wag-
ner's die Meistersinger."
1880, WRC-Louis johnson: The
Secretary of Defense discusses the
strength Of all the reserve branches
and the collective security under
the Atlantic Pact.
500, WEAM-Twenty Questions:
Peter Donald Is guest panelist.