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Evening star., 1950-12-17

BUILDING or REMODELING
Plenty of lumber. masonry, plumbing.
millwork. kitchen appliances and
prices that will surprise you
BEFORE YOU BUY-TRY"
HYATTSVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY
4S05 R. !. Ave. AP. 1851
OpeL sat. and Sun. Free Delivery.
BULLDOZER, Caterpillar, hydraulic,
radd SnGae bTld9Ter nrc Msdel 35
Phone Greenbelt 5241. ~
oAacS1Aroe ssSsS gA1rE6 M'nFfs T4pEwkER s3ksfs54fi
co. s13 18th st. NV
CAMERA, 1850, 2Ax3A Speed
GGrayflex gun, $3.50 value, S175. UN
CaNERA FILTERS, set of genuine
Rollei filters in case. SIS; and
plate Saddsapter for Rolleiflex, SIS.
CAMERA 4x5 Speed Graphic and
enlareer, best offer. Ii. 7-IOb3.
CAMERA, Bolex. 16 mn, . new fin
est Swiss lenses, new cond., 5000
value: $500 or best offer. AK. S612.
=, f;S lens. case, s235 cash. Wo. sao4.
compl.. $50 Leitz enlarger, 3.5 lens,
peri. cond., $40. 81. 5567.
CAMERA. Kodak Medalist.- with Wes-
ton light meter and 3 filters; will
sns case c9na5 snd srpod I'D s9nRa1 SEM Or Fl
offer. WO. 1888.
CAMERA Photographic equipment
Paco 26-inch electric commercial
ssm1matc Eastaa Kodst dryer new conditon
screens; 4x5 Graphic film pack
adaptors. Will sacrifice. Call Temple
32!7 Sunday, after 6 weekdays.
CAMERA LENS, Tor Leica; brand
new, telephoto 135 NM, As coated
sell S225. JE. 3-9636.
CAMERA-,9xl2 en-. triple extension
1ca-Jewel camera, reversible back,
4.5 TesSar and rare Zeiss Protar con-
vertible anastigmat; Perfect can and
complete with dhle. holders. 120 roll
able focal-plane shutter; zeiss filters;
special lens shades, ETC.; only $50.
Phone Sun. and ewes, WI. 0s72.
CAMERA. Leica III C. Contax S, each
ga gith c9mpl; set T ctd; Lenses; acces.
CAMERA, ifff sqnss Ieiea G x with P IL SUN ssmmar
lens shade. flash gun. synchronized.
AZ IN excel. cond.; $1s5 will buy.
cAMERaAl.0 Kodak $40. 1873. Ks flter.
TA' 4ssthse ssss' sase' excellent eond'. $s7.
CAMERAS-Zeiss super Ikonta &C."
prac. unused, sos; Super SPIT. Dolly,
T'essar F.2.s, prac. new. ia. 5213.
CAMERA. Grafiex. speedograph. with
priced. DIR. sHYNE. 212 National
Press Bldg. MA. 1910.
CAMERA, Leica, sc. 3.5; en- tele
EVANS CO., 1867, afternoons and
evenings. III
CAMERA, Century Graphic. like new
Grafmatic film holder, optical view
finder; 3 f1lm holders, filters, etc.;
:! Ss!5hno. 10. WI. 1896 Sun. or after
CAMERAS, Leica &C., Elmar 3.5. ac-
res. $50; Repina =, f:2 coated,
S90;- Argus &c., $40. All new cond
Leather cases. RA. $3.50. --17
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ACCORDIONS

Christmas special this whole week
Brand-new Italian. I20 bass. ac-
Gordon outfit. Aluminium conStruc-
tion to prevent warping. Regular
price, $3.50; special price, Sl54 .9o.
Other accordions greatly reduced.
Your dollars worth more at
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE, 736 18th
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FURNITURE

Breakfast set, S12: beds, SIS; dresser.
20, occasional chairs, So; drop-ieaf
eaDsa,o caDie; sl5; 2 extension table, $50;
console radio. $40; sewing machine.
$40; bar, $50; typewriter. almost
new. $40; stenotype. SlO; many
household items. 10c up. Come in
and look around. Open SUNDAY
evenings til g.. BELL KINDS, sos
bth st. nv. DI 0ERI ~
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DRUMS

Christmas specials on Slingerland
drums this week only
Bass drum 80 new, SS1 now. $50
Snare drum new, $3.50 now. S37
Tom-tom, 16x16 6; new. S54 now. S35
Bring this ad Other drums and
accessories at greatly reduced prices.
Your dollars worth more at
RATNERS MUSIC STORE.
G3R 18th ST n w
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BRITANNICA

24-volume encyclopedias, red binding
1g49 printing, with bookcase: best
offer over S100; terms to respon-
slole person. Write Box 4l1-H, Star.
BUFFET. walnut, 70x21 in. and
matching china cabinet Axis In;
excel. cond. DU. 60S3.
BUILDING ITEMS - Phone orders
FUCKER LUMBER. 1920 Wilson
blvd, IA. 4-l234:
BUILDING LUMBER and millwork
Many hard-to-get items are at
RUCKER LUMBER 1920 Wilson
hlvd:. nr. Key Bridge. IA. .4-1234
BUILDING MATERIAL-We have on
hand large quantities of 2x4s. 2xSs.
2xl0s and 12s; also large lot of
3-in. lumber; large stock Of used
doors. angle iron, eyebeams, steel
sash and reinforcing steel. GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO., Brentwood
I'd: and W st, ne. MI. 6177. -21
BUILDING MATERIALS Lumber,
brick steel. htg., rad, plbg.. pipe,
drs, winws.. etc. Visit our yard:
free delivery. Daily to 5; Sun, 9-3.
ARROW. HOO 8. Capitol. Ii. 3-2261.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

COAT, WAC, size 10; girls coat, size
8; miscl. items 81. 0S74.
COAT, black wool, Persian trim, $50;
also gabardine, zip lining. $40; size
14-16. NO. $3.50.
COATS, winter; one gray English
tweed. gray trim; one black. fur
trimmed; two black. tailored; size
l2-lS; priced So to $50. OR.
RO4S II *
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| as QUO on every fur from mink Il
mouton. Bueget terms, layaway.
Cor, sth and G sts. NV.
FUR CAPE, leopard % inches long
excellent condition, size 14-16; $50
FUR COAT-persian lamb, size IA
Princess style; like new. Orig cost
81 900. sell for Sl75. UN. O067.
FUR COAT, black seal, perfect condi
rIIn tiqn' Slze 1o;l2 $50. WA. o733;
good condition, S35. COLBERT
CLEANERS, 2129 R. 1. ave. ne. MI
FUR COAT. wild mink. size 1914
Ioyely color and late style; $500, Ex
FUR w. coaT1Nssgsal A. g;1s Ermlns. blonde
S4O0. EN-. O965. is
FUR COAT. Austrian lynx. size IL
| SI5} or best offer; must sell today
FUR COAT, black Persian. size 10 tc
H. good condition; $50. RA. 1870
FUR COAT. large. brown, new con
,dition, S45. HI. 9205.
FUR COAT, Hudson Bay seal. siz
as fu back coss aRd sgSS sssyes st NE
FUR COAT, beautiful black broadtail
| Persian, size II; worn few times
bargain at S395. or best offer. RA
FUR CoAT-Muskrat. size -. gooc
eond.; s75 or best offer. 946 shep.
herd st. NV.
FUR COAT. muskrat. IL to IA. excel
cond., $50; bassinette with pad. like
new. new. So baby car BED; 81; kitchen
TABLE, 4 CHAIRS $40. FA. 1885.
FUR COAT. Alaskan seal. size IL
~, ~ custom US ,o61 MADE Worn times
FUR COAT-Grey Persian; size 12,
II sxss ssxeellent condition, Sacrifice
FUR COAT. Northern seal, worn twice
cloth coat black Persian trim; sizes
FUR COAT, baby seal. brown, size
Sac a4 ts Sa56 l5' Gsw Visrrs cong slsS cost $500
Fur COAT, seaaa sabie dyed GysIM1 muskrat,
size Is; good condition; also new
GE electric blanket. North 1878,
FIR CoAT, beautiful mink-dyed
muskrat: naTl size l0-d2; new: cost S354,
FUR COAT, Hudson seal. size 14-16,
good condition. new lining; S25.
FUR COAT, mole, very elegant, made
in Paris, size 1920; excellent con-
dltion: full length; SIS or best Of
fer: fer .sIvt Silver fox Jacket good cond,,
FUR COAT, finest natural tipped
skunk, size 1914, peri. cond. Owner
moving to Florida; 81. 1851.
FUR COAT, beaver, ;,dyed lamb, sandre
orlgina sg nal sEGsf EFlfbaeheFs eana vas SEQ
FUR COAT. raccoon, fur and linins
IN perfeet, cond.. size 12-l4, $50
FUR COAT, stunning striped era,
Persian lamb. Al cond.: cost $500
FTWk W COAT. mouton 9ai G1fai lamb, size 10; in
excellent cond. Wi. 50i5. III =
FUR COAT. muskrat. size IA; cheap
Gan ia: 4S74.
FUR, COAT. size II. black Alaska,
ssess ssst: E. Perfsfs ST. sGas' eSRd first sn2'S'
FUR COAT. sheared beaver mouton
size "A; excellent Christmas gift
rs best 6ar of5eE WI: 1899; -l5
ils coST s1?s Huds6n SSh6 sea SEAL 9naa ais
pelt; also red cloth. coat Persial
collar. size 16; both peri. cond
alligator pumps. size 7-B, almos
nnsggo negg Call before IL or Mond.. TU
FUR COAT, seal-dyed coney. size 10
best offer. EN-. 1889.
FUR COAT. Mouton. 1914. hardl.
worn; must sacrifice less than !:
FTR GTRs GPoafs P5icff s ;s} H5son N0 so3s Seal s,z
rs, one short. one long HO. STA
FUR COAT, mink blended muskrat
size Is; sacrifice for best offer. TIA
960S. 80
FUR COAT, China mink, size 10
$50 DU. S627. L.
FUR COAT, gray Persian. 14-16; like
new: exec. cond.; full length: sacri.
fee. Sn1h AID Q16R
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Furniture, Cash & Carrv

z bedroom suites, 8
pieces S39 o5S1os m
20 uphol. chairs, new SIS .95-S3S Ok
Z studios, sofa beds S24 95-S $40 OK
40 end, coffee tables S3.75-SJ6aS
II haSsocks, new S3E5-S14
3 Formica top dining
set 95-SI3a.e5
g USED Frigidaires -S2S. .95-S75. 90
40 beds, new and used So. .O0-S2o OK
3 W. robes new. used $500 $40 OK
300 yds. linoleum soc per so ysrd
40 matt. new-used SIS. .95-S34 OK
80 table lamps. new 50 a5-SI3oS
lo,nc. d!n. rm. suite S4s.95
j. j. Strikol, Ii. 5000
IS 7th st. NE.
Oman . LII
Evening star., 1950-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FUR. wild mink stole. in perfect con-
dition; must be seen to be appre-
ciated; reasonable. 3101 Davenport
FUR, silver fox jacket. size 1915;
genuine bargain for $50. EN-. Q7S5.
FURS-Large platina fox muff and
hat to match, perfect cond., used
twice; $50. TIE. 5474.
FURS-White pointed fox muff and
collar. Sligo 2SS7.
FURS Handsomely embroidered,
evening wrap Just received. Can
Xmas gift. De 6996. "''''H7'" Il:
FURS-Caracul, % coat. 6-skin mink
scarf. new silver fox muff, pointed
fox cape, , prs. lined torquoise blue
llV. rm. drapeS. one new phonograph
in case. UN 1911.
FURS - Silver fox jacket. 2s-in
500 Phone GE. 507e. ~ IL
FUR CAPE. mink dyed Russian squir-
rel; perfect condition, $125. co.
FUR-Mouton coat. peri. cond.; sac
riflce price. S35; selling for friend
who left for Calf. OR. 36l9.
FURS, 2 skins. silver fox. very good
condition. reasonable. EN- 4312
FURS - Magnificent white ermine
evening wrap at half value; never
been worn. XII S-7246 after
weekdays. after IL Sunday.
FURS-Double silver fox neckpiece,
excellent condition. S100. Call until
sunday, all day Monday, WI. 1907
Evening star., 1950-12-17
BRICK

Large supply OF good used brick and
cinder block Call US and ask where
brick can be seen. We deliver. ACE
WRECkING CO, 4O02 MINI. ave.
LII S-0Enn
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DESK SALE
USED

CHiLDREN'S SCHOOL DESKS. You
CAN PAINT YOURSELF; 81 EACH
,, A. B. C. D. CORP.
l52l Gnl JJeHerson Davis Hwy. Arl.. Va.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Material from Navy barracks and
various bldgs. in D. C. now being
sold at our yard; window screens
25c ca; outside garbage cans tc
bury in ground, 50 ca: radiation
some. like new. zoe to 6Oc per foot;
pipe boilers. plumbing fixtures. sewer
pipes and fittings. steel. lumber
maple and oak flooring. windows like
able for sheathing; coal-fred hot.
water, heaters. sheet rock, gypsum
sheathing and many other items
We also have a nice stock of heavy
joists suitable for warehouse con-
struction or dock bldg, mostly In
Georgia pine; 40-ft. creosoted poles
ABCD CORPORATION
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy, OF. S755
Evening star., 1950-12-17
BEDROOM

BEDROOM
DON'T t2s BUY ,r BEFORE z ,g!G2l,, YOU, VISIT VISIT,
NEW SAMPLE cIosEoUTsWIooK
AT THESE BARGAINS = Fine
maple double dresser and mirror,
tall chest and dble. bed. was $780,
so. now, S119.50; modern gray wal
nut double bed; b, :. double DR. dresser SCI and
doSbe bed dSable sGa dpeeser and mir
ror and chest. was S425.O0, now
$262 so; solid cherry 3-pc. set, was
$, Ss2S5o; ~ a.. now Ss sSl4 80; .ns nah; or
$3.50. now S15.5o; many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Monday. Dec 18th through
out Friday. Dec. 22nd till 9 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
907 7th st. NV. EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
BEDROOM, New and Used
Special Sale Sun, IL to 6
At the Warehouse
Modern fine quality bedroom suites,
t blond mshog, r bleached mahog:'
dressers, s75-S198. W 3-pc. cav maple. @
walnut, mahog. suites, S59-$75.
New Hollywood units, complete all
sizes, S49-S69 Box springs. mat
tresses, rollaWays. coil springs. Large
selections. Chests, dressers. vani-
ties, $15-S39 Twin beds, bed
steads. head boards, dressing tables;
also living rm., studio couches,
sofa beds, dinettes; huge selection
tables and lamps.
OPEN SUNDAY IL to 6
Dawson Furniture Co. WhSe.
Rear, 4107 Minnesota Ave. NE.
VI. 1887
Evening star., 1950-12-17
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TURNER'S FURNITURE
923 G ST. NV. MA. 8157
Are in position to outfit your 3-rm
apartment for as low as S169 You
don't have to pay cash We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge you any interest or finance
charges. All payments are made in
our store. No finance companies tc
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories in this
country. For the bedrooms we will
give you a double bed. 5-drawel
chest and choice of vanity or dresser
in walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get full inner.
spring-constructed couch and ont
chair and for your kitchen. a 5.
piece dinette in maple or white
enamel finish. All three rooms out.
fitted for only S169. Should you
have a two-bedroom apartment tt
furnish. Turner's will outfit your
apartment for as low as S24S. Shor
US before you buy, and save
Remember. liberal terms arranged
TURNER'S
923 G ST NV, MA. 8157
Evening star., 1950-12-17
BICYCLES

Gain, Columbias, medium size fol
ages 7-l0,, ",guaranteed as long as
CHEVY CHASE BICYCLE SERVICE
WO. 2105, WO. 4737.
3S0S Northamton st. NV. III
BILLIARD ara pocket tables and sup.
plies. tennis tables and accessories
BOWLING SUPPLY CO. SO 9th St {
BiSocULARs3zeiss. Il sxao. new. ex-
pensive case, $50. Winchester,
Model "a rifle, .3O-caliber; like
new, sos; prewar, 306 Center
Market. 9th and X Sts NV.
BINOCULARS - ZeiSS, 7x50 coated
lens; new; with tan leather case;
500. WO. 754l, 50OS 44th st. n W.
BINOCULARS, Wallensak, tinted
lens, great bargain for someone,
$40, 1872 Madison NV.
BINOCULARS AND CASE, new. 7x5O:
cost Sl47. sacrifice for sos or best
offer. CHI. 7l66. III
BIRD FEEDERS - Self-feeding. see
Illustration. page 222. Nov. issue
Better Homes and Gardens; well
built; priced reasonable 1864
BrandyWinp ST n W EM oSSG
Evening star., 1950-12-17
DIAMOND RINGS

DIAMOND RINGS
Unredeemed pledges. all sizes and de-
scriptions, from SIS to $1,000. We
can save you money on all gifts you
on all new watches. up to 6O%
savings ~
Rosslyn Loan Co., Inc.
CHI. $500, OK. OSOo
Evening star., 1950-12-17
COATS & SUITS

COFFE POT, cleo. clock: cleo heater:
cabinet victrola; brass jardiniere and
stand; punch ladle: vine stand;
dinner gong: drop-leaf table. CO.
0697. No dealers.
COFFEE TABLE. black lacquer, hand
painted Chinese design: peri cond. /;
cost $50; sell $50. LO. 3-7S26.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

BICYCLE
Girls 26in.; good condition: SIS
Call ElnMnnd 2Sl0. -1S
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FURNITURE

Selling furnishings tsome antiques)
OF 6-rm. house in Kensington. 10.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

BICYCLES-SALE.
Cash and carry in the carton 90"
"a" boys and girls COLUMBIAS
S39g5
GEORGETOWN BICYCLE STORE
1911 Wise. Ave. Open to 8 pm
-23
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FURS

Unreasonable weather. plus overbuy-
ing is our reason for offering the
finest selection of fur coats, scarfs
jackets and capes at a fraction OF
regular retail prices. Save as much
as 500 on eVerv fur from mink to
mouton. Budget terms. layaway.
BASKIN FURS
Cor 9Th and G. SITS pu
Evening star., 1950-12-17

ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs. re-
conditioned; yours for S69.50. To-
day, CO. 1925; I1l2 14th st. NV.
desk sizea $3.50 each. 329 H
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BUILDING MATERIALS s

oOII1JIINO IVIA I EfIAIO
See ACE for complete line OF used
and new building materials. ACE
WRECK1NG e. BUILDING MA
TER1ALS CO., 4002 MINI. ave. ne.
LU. 4-0500. -22
Evening star., 1950-01-29
4 Weeks Of CONGRESS
Sees One Bill Passed, ,
No Fair Deal Action
BY the Associated Press

After four weeks, Congress has
sent just one bill to the White
House, resolution authorizing
President Truman to proclaim
February 6 as National Chill
dren's Dental Day"
But while none of Mr.. Truman's
Fair Deal" program has been
enacted, a great deal of the
necessary spadework on legislation
in general has been done. Law
makers expect to pick up speed
steadily.
All 435 House members and 36
of the SO Senators are up for
election this year. Both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans want to
end the session by July 81, or
sooner, so they can get home and
campaign.
Much of the administration
program has cleared one house or
the other, or is ready for debate.
Senate Especially Busy.
The Senate, which usually lags
far behind the House because
Senate members may talk as long
as they want, has been especially
busy.
The Senate has passed a bill to
repel Federal oleomargarine
taxes. approved a proposed con-
| stitutional amendment to give
women equal rights" acted on a
controversial "basing point" pric-
ing measure, and is ready to wade
into another proposed amendment
to change the system of electing
the President.
In addition, a much disputed
bill to liberaliZe the displaced
persons law has been cleared by
the Senate Judiciary Committee,
and a bill to provide housing for
moderate income" families may
be set for debate next week.
Fiscal Measures Pushed.
The Senate Appropriations
Committee has set a record of its
own by buckling down to work on
a stack of appropriations bills
without waiting for House action
The Finance Committee is at
work on expanded and increased
social security legislation.
In all, the Senate has met every
day but two-not counting week
ends-since the session started.
The House-which passed oleo-
margarine. basing point, DIP and
social security legislation last ses-
sion-has had a little more trou-
BILE getting started. 1t has spent
much of it's time wrangling over
the Presidents Civil Rights pro-
gram-the same issue which tied
up the Senate early In 1949.
An attempt by a Republican
Southern Democrat coalition to
restore to the Rules Committee its
former throttle-hold on major
legislation was rebuffed by the
administration after a stiff fight.
Battle Involves Cotton.
The conjoined issue of the
FEPC bill has caused a delay in
voting on cotton acreage control
which is now before the House.
FEPC hackers, angered by South
ern opposition to the Civil Rights
measure, have held up the cotton
bill by numerous time consuming
roll calls. House leaders expect
to get a vote Tuesday and then
take up other minor legislation.
The Truman forces have suf-
fered one major defeat in the
House this month. That was the
one-vote rejection Of a Senate
approved bill to continue eco
nomic aid to Korea. Another at
tempt will be made to pass this
~, q a S.frn
Evening star., 1950-01-29

ton of the parkway from Wash
ington to Fort Meade. The north
ern section Is being handled by
Maryland authorities.
Meanwhile, on the Senate side,
an identical bill is expected to
come up for hearings soon be-
fore the Public Works Committee
there. 1t is sponsored jointly by
Maryland Democratic Senators
Tydings and O'Conor.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
Hearing SET on Completion
OF .C.-BaItimore Parkway

A House Committee plans a
public hearing at 10 am.
Wednesday, on a bill to COM
plete the Washington Baltimore
Parkway.
The measure, introduced by
Representative Sasscer, is strongly
backed by Representative Fallon.
Both are Maryland Democrats.
Mr.. Fallon is chairman of the
Public Works subcommittee on
roads.
Wednesdays hearing will be be-
fore the full committee. The
bill would transfer to the office
Of National Capital Parks the job
of completing the southern sec
Evening star., 1950-01-29
Alumni to Hear Johnson

Secretary of Defense Johnson
will speak at the annual banquet
of the University of Virginia
alumni association at s pm.
Thursday in the National Press
Club auditorium. He is a Vir-
ginia alumnus.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

Stop in today See the so Ford Truck with 21
smart advancements that give more performance
at less cost. With IFS models to choose from,
we've got the right truck for your job Stop in
and see for yourself why and more truck
owners every day switching to Ford!
Evening star., 1950-01-29

d Yes, we're talking about Ford Trucks for 1850
the truck that is scoring greater sales gains
than all other makes combined. And the 1850
Ford Bonus Built Trucks at these new low prices
have all the extra-value features that make Ford
Americas No. Truck Value!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

W NC 1Ol S1FCA. vi dt 4Cdot AOl
gotten.
Mr.. Caesar, as has been pointed
out before, remains several leagues
ahead of the competition by going
to human nature for his material
The temporal gag or the glib
wisecrack are not for him. His
field is the foible you recognize
as universal in every one but
yourself. You don't deal in those
cliches, of course, but you know
people who do. There is, inciden-
tally, certain affection rather
than ridicule about all of the wide
gallery of comic portraits Mr..
Caesar creates and this is another
reason he has become the most
welcome entertainer to come along
IN years.
On your Show of Shows" Mr..
Caesar again has the aid of Imo-
gene Coca. which is delightful aid.
Her beautifully mobile face is one
of the finest comedy implements
likely to enter your living room
this year. And both of these have
the production aid of Max Lieb-
man. skilled Snowman who
makes this Saturday evening frolic
one of the slickest shows on the
air, despite the heavy commercial
intrusion apparently needed to
support it.
On one recent Saturday, the
closing commercial of one segment
of the program was followed by a
local spot, the station break, an
other local spot, a commercial
which served to introduce Mr.
Caesar, who stuck his head in
camera range long enough to in.
troduce ANOTHER commercial
Almost seemed like too much.
Center Theoter Proved
More Than NBC Sought
Some of the industry smiles arr
being reserved right now for NBC-
TV, which tomorrow dedicates
If all goes well, the new televisior
studio it has made out of the Cen.
ter Theater. The smiles are in.
duced by the fact that MICS face
| is alleged to be somewhat pinl
about this Center Theater affair
It rushed in with the brave lease
according to the gossip, then dis.
covered it had a theater that was
much too large. Top comics refuse
to play in it because of it's vast
ness, even after the seating capac-
ity was cut to some $500. Anc
the cost of converting the Center
to radio-TV use is reported some
where above 100000, instead OF
the planned 5000, 900.
Ted Husine to Coll
Louis Charles Shots
Ted Husing will be the man al
the microphone for television wher
Joe Louis and Ezzard Charles meet
Wednesday night in Yankee Sta
dunn. Who will do the blow-by-
blow for radio isn't yet announced
The heavyweight bout will be a
CHS feature. on both TV and AM
!. Your Junior Revue" (WNBW
Sunday. II noon will be cele-
brating its birthday today.
Bryson Rash's "Telenews Daily
(WMAL-TV-7 PM has been
assured another So weeks by its
sponsor. To-day With Mrs
Roosevelt" will return next week
as a Sunday afternoon-at-4 fea-
ture on NBC-TV. Home games
Of the Notre Dame football team,
it the announcement has skipped
your notice, will be telecast by
Du Mont and WTTG, starting next
Saturday afternoon.
Virginia Football
To Be Heard on WPIK
Football games of the University
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Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director Of
Selective Service, is quizzed by news
men.
500, WTOP-Capitol Cloakroom:
Senator Harry P. Cain of Washing
ton is interviewed.
$50, WTOP-People's Platform:
us the United Nations a Success?"
is debated for the third successive
year by Ely Culbertson and Benja-
min Cohen.
$3.50, WMAL-Chance of a Life
time: Television premiere Of the
popular quiz show.
$3.50, WTOP-Mr. I. Imagination:
Johnny Stewart plays David Bal
four in Robert Louis Stevensons
Kidnapped"
700, WNBW-Leave it to the
Girls: Sportscaster Bill Stern de-
tends the men.
1880, WTOP-This Is Show BUSH
ness: Actress-author Ruth Chatter
ton is guest panelist.
500, WNBW-Comedy Hour: Fred
Allen makes his television debut
with Monty Wooley and Rise
Stevens as guests.
500, WTOP-Toast of the Town:
Gloria Swanson and Rudy Vallee
are among Ed Sullivan's guests.
800, WNBW - Television play-
house: Josephine Hull and Barry
Nelson co-star in Dear Guest and
Ghost"
1915, WTOP-Primer for Survi-
val: A special broadcast showing
the average citizen what to do in
the event of an atom bomb attack.