davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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New, 2 It. in. by it. 8 in, So e5;
Jour Aght No. ! outside doors, ? #.
in; by s ft:. 8 in. Sl3.95. ACE
RIAL CO, 4002 Minnesota ave. ne,
LU. E-050O. "a
DUPLICAToR. automatic paper feed
and linking. closed cylinder: bought
plete. $50. FA, 0e@9. 0' - "a S
DUPLICAToR. new, auto feed,
EDIPH0NE transcriber. old model
but has excellent tone; reasonable.
ELECTRIC ToAsrER, $3.50 aE
s16,5a. az sTASDARfD tS.qlef DRUG dsU p6'es. co..
1lOl H st. ne. 81
ELECTRIC WIRE. new, No. 12. lead
covered. 2l2c per #. GENERAL
rW,RRECIkING CO. MI. 6177. 1a23
: 222s9 speeds; used l month $40. D TE.
FILE CABINETS. legal letter. ste steel
wood; new. used. CIRCLE. lll2
FIsHING Isfh st. TaEK,E M; pr; ~ 5a52 a.-.,
sfandshG Of dFebTuary; rebuilding sale; al
SPORT MART, 1888 Good Hope rd.
Sc. LU: -9733. Open ewes. "a
Fly RODS, S16 list; famous make,
Quantity nit Wed ANAGosT3R S29a 9by sPnRf si%5ts9
MART, Ia3s Good Hope I'd. So.
FREEZER, Gibson Home. 2ra yrs. old,
uprignt, S2o2; had been S365; peri.
FUK fHa' e9ps; CoaTNsai;,r WI; q26} 5rou, 23 .i.3
sie Si45. sicS 81. = 544s sScsl c0nd'' sacrifice 5a
FURS, FURS. FURS, at prices we are
afraid to publish; SO low you won't
believe your eyes; l day only. Feb
is1g Eur coats RSsRIN RI low E,ss s. sl2 enough
FURNIrURE fIiS 4 I;F; NV = Studio couch, ss5;
sofa oed, $50; chests or bookcases.
al sizes. finished any color, SIS to
Sl5; Duncan Phyfe din. table, S35;
walnut buffet, SIS; china cabinet,
SO; 3-pc. 18th century bedrm. set,
$50 rock maple chest, S35; lounge
blue tone on tone Broadloom rugs,
Phyfe drop-leaf table, $50; walnut
dinette set, S45; terms. l745 L st.
FURSITuRE~a bedrm. suites, liv.
rm., din. rm and Kitchen furn,,
all for $500 or can be purchased
lndiVldually. Call RE. 2461; ewes,
FURNITURE-s-pc. mahog., Duncan
Phyfe din. rm. with breakfront
china, Sl40; pair upholstered Holly
wood beds, slip covers. both for $40;
maple nedrm., $s5; end tables.
bookcases. lamps. misc. 1900 oath
nv, nr. Shoreham Hotel. co. 1896,
FURNITURE. mahog., hishboy, s25:
day bed. $40. Cali WO. 44S4.
FURNITURE = Floor samples and
better used furniture" New Hide-a-
beds, quality merchandise, S125-
~ 39; modern or Regency sofas, $40
Sl49; lounge, television, occasional
chairs; 3-pc. bedrm. suites, S5q-
Ss9 bunk beds. Hollywood outfits,
peas, chests, dressers, springs, mat
tresses. Mahogany twin beds, new
1nnerspring mattresses. complete,
SIS; 5-pc. dinette, S32-SSa
pcs. Jr.:. mahogany dinette, SlIa;
tables, chairs, china closet, creden.
zas; Dining table, chairs, $50;
bookcases, kneehole desks, mirrors,
lamps, tables, household miscel-
laneous. 1434 Pa. ave. Sc. DAW.
SON FURNITURE CO. Open wednes-
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FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed
room, din. rm., liv. room, from un-
esmed @ Ta frsght taans and factory N ssmPss
AGE BLDG, 46O New York ave. NV,
daily, 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 4310.
FURN. Mahogany dresser. bed
springs. mattress, small desk, desk
FURN., lovely Duncan Phyfe, Nah.
din. table, & chairs, 2 mos old,
S145; baby bassinet on wheels, S4;
modern Chartreuse lamp, Sl3. OV.
FURN., exquisite breakfront, 72-in.,
solid mahogany, cost $1,000, sell
S375: automatic Launderall wash
ing machine, peri. cond.. WI. 0499.
FuRN., Of apts., rugs, studio couch.
FURN.-chests, chairs, tables. dress
FURN. FROM A TO New Bedrm,
din. rm., and liv. rm:; factory close
ers. beds, chests. lamps, ali better
grade furn. Save UP to 40sc. KING.
5000 Ga. ave. Open ewes, sH 5s91.
FURN. FOR SALE-Practically new,
perfect condition; must sell. leaving
town. town. oW; ABS after on week
GAS RANGE, sS5. Other items. lis
No: Washington ST., Alex, Va. HU.
GAS RANGEs-New. used; all sizes.
Heaters and stoves. ACME STOVE
GO" loll 9TH st. NV. Ma. s952;
credit; esf it inst oilnssttallstion. PEERLEss
GAS STOVE, a. ss-ina a'ei high pE broier. Sfep:
used 3 weeks. too lge for new home
sit. Retail $129,a5; sell for S75 or
HOT WATER BOILER with oil burn
er end tank complete: suit for 6-l7
rms reas. price. NO. 6515, HO.
GUITAR-Gfbson Hawaiian, also
ticslly new Cost $3.50. Sell for
S125. or best offer. FIR. 1868 or
1923 Cap. apt. 2os. After s P m.
KITCHEN DIsPLAY-complete kit.
sls sases' d'feiz s ne # aoa4 5fFy9- ysa-
kNoTTYy NOT iyei PINE r;E, rANEIrNG, de efl lux.
quality. special lot, slightly stained,
zig 6ams bargain ga l1fs Fges W.on deliSery
RgcKER LUMBER. pa ia. 4.Isa4. IiI?oa Mss 0ltai
crest china. table lamps, very rea-
Llv. ia?aRls RM snirE@s EA Esoa PC stone, is SIu.
"a yrs. old; new, S329; will sacri.
fee, $3.50 or best offer. 10. 9-95s5.
LUGGAGE: Val q Pack, s15; old
violin. $50. 1922 Madison NV.
dried Western cedar
paneling, 8" and 8" widths, random
lengths. loc hd. it. "" AXIS fiji ply.
wooa. 50 4,16 seaa: 6-panel ". p; doo,S
Bethesda. Md Phone WI. 6622.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
VETERANS
A FUTURE IN TELEVISION

FUTURE IN TELEVISION
Become skilled in Televisicn
Under the direction of pioneer
radio and television engineers.
Learn by doing in up-to-date
television broadcasting studios
and laboratories. Training
available under CT bill of
rights. Part-t time work ar
ranged. Write. phone or call
in person. Office hours, 8 to
5, Mon. through Friday.
AMERICAN TELEvISION. INC.
161 @ Eve St NV EX 54O6
Evening star., 1950-02-21
MIscL. FOR SALE Cont J

CALCuLAIrooR. Monroe: eIee. Guar.
CAMERAS and photo movie equip
Gsn dsy gahS Wa st for at Washngon |a R o5o
of values has to go. Up to zoo saw
ing. Starts Wed, Feb. 80 o to 5.
BBqn.t miss il, it, oBRENNER, s COM.
sTGPE s4ETE sap PH9To PsPD. sIs REPARTHFNr +
ing free. RE. @434. Catalogue free.
CAMERA GUIDE free. Pay a 10 1s
mo. top D to-movie eapt., yr. guar.
PREMIER, s33 Pa. ave. NV, RE.
CASH REGISTER, used. s35. MA.
S3S2 l109 L st. NV
CASH REG. Burroughs comb adding,
itemzer: electric; bargain. CIRCLE,
liz l4th st. NV, DI. 1872.
yeaT-;oid' nr;os o. $50 so, apiece PIE new, sen for
no. ll61. after pm -
CHAIR AND ROCKER SET-a-
drawer kneehole desk: aluminium
clothes hanger; coffee table; kitchen
CHAIR AND SOFA, modern: good
condition. Slip covers, $50. CHI.
1000. Ext. 922, after 6 pm.
CHESTkOBE. babys, vaxed, birch:
exGedIlent condition: S25. 10. s.
DARKROOM EQUIPMENT, supp1ies:
catalogue free. BRENNER'S PHOTO
DEPT. STORE. 933 Pa ave. NV,
DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. maple bed,
GhadSe Saa6 LOU 5o1nee. Price reasonable. Ho.
DESKS. executive and secretarlal,
$50 ca. 1909 L st. NV. See Mon
day. III
DLAMONDS-Lady's sol. 4 Ct, S75;
lady,s, "a CT, Sl75; ladyS. l ct,
500; lady's. rs Ct, $3.50; lady''s,
perfect. plat, / z Ct $500; ladys,
Pa Ct, perfect, $50; lady's gem,
; CT. Sl.500 All prices include
mountin2s. Trades accepted LIV-
INGSTON & CO, 1923 H St NV,
NE. 34i0. -25
DIN. RM. SET, 9-pc., Duncan Phyfe,
mahog.. new style, S275 or best
ofer, BendiX wash machine; car
peting, 9xl9. carved light green.
AK. 596l. -2l
DINING RIM. SUITE. 1O-piece, Dun
can Phyfe, mahogany, like new, SH.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
MOTOR TRAVEL

WILL BE YOUR DRIVER to Fl.
smith seb g. AoK 5 Sa visinty oR s7oo eayns ETt
500. 21'
DESIRE responsible man to drive AS
Studebaker to San Francisco, Feb
25; must furnish bond or refs. MR.
GOODMAN. CHI. 400 till pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
REAL ESTATE COURSE
UNDER SUPERVISION OF
j. WAPLF RFAITOR

j. WAPLE. REALToR.
ACTIVELY IN PRACTICE.
We teach the fundamentals Of real
estate and up-to-date practice. from
listing through settlement. Pre-
pare yourself to take examination
and start doing business without
delay. Glass now forming to start
March .. Ten lessons of . hours
each, Mondays and Thursdays, s
to 10 pm. Briefs furnished on
all subjects. We can place our
graduates, Glass limited. Come IN
MARSHALL ]. wApLE.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
HELP WoMeN Can't
BoOKKEEPER-IF CT tvnisf

BOOKkEEPER- IF. c. typist, = To
very active business Automobile
or finance company experience pre-
ferred, but not essential 5i2-day
week: S65 to start; an outstand-
ing opportunity Tor the right per-
son. Box Coy, Star. -23
Evening star., 1950-02-21
PI,ASTERTNG

Prompt and courteous service rem
placements, new ceilings new par
titions; white mechanics; do 1t right
Save worry and money. EX. 0979.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont. J

WOMAN, colored, wishes Job as jan
ltresS or chambermaid in rooming
house. DE. 6790.
WOMAN, colored, desires night work
as waitress, Office work, or cafeteria.
VI. 5652. -23
WOMAN-European university degree,
Doctor OF Dental diseases, 6 years
practice in Europe, seeks a position
as dentists assistant; has refs. !;
speaks languages. Box ARK, Star.
TYPING WANTED-Envelope cards.
letters. etc; neat. accurate; will
pick up and deliver. WA. 695S.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires to be
companion with elderly person or
similar invalid; free to travel
Phone OW. 1904. -21
MIDDLE-AGED MOTHER. white,
schooll-age son, wishes position
housekeeper, charge of home; refs.
IA. 770S.
COLORED GIRL, desires child care
or Ink. Full or part time. LU.
4-7156.
COLoRED GIRL desires Job as ele-
vator operator or presser HU. 9707.
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE, g.
day week; likes children. good with
invalids and elderly. RE. 054O.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
BASINS

$3.50; also new close e-coupie toilets
and tanks. S19.95; new toilet seats,
So 40. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO. 4002 Mime
sofa ave. ne IU 4-0h00 "a
Evening star., 1950-02-21
PERSONALS (copt. J
in nursing nome; 24-hr,
nursing care. licensed by county and
State SH 6O4O

in nursing nome; 24-hr,
State. SH. 6040.
MOTHERS CARE for child in IL
censed home. UN. 4671. "a.
VACANCY - One of Washington's s
finest. nursing homes; fireproof all
outside rooms; not the cheapest.
but the best; Rates as low as $40
per Wk. IN selected cases. co. 2225.'
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO-Colds
and chronic pains treated: trained
ASSOCIATED WRITERS, 72o 18th
LADIEsGwe I can n"fai tailor Or YOU 1i'1 a a. suit
from surplus mems suits. 2115 R.
l ave. ne. CO. S4l4. -23
in established nursing
home home. Kind and individual care;
surroundings; ' no bed '1sSsaeu, cases: women mem
only. Call Vienna 3O5-J-4. 22'
S4; shampoo and
WyaA66FaYNN yaS6 ( n - : BEAUTY COLLEGE.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment
exhaustion. high blood pressure
sinus. .arthritis, constipation piles.
colds, fu; swelling feet. aching Joints
nelpeo remarkably by manipulation,
diathermia, colonic irrigation GAL
vanic, sun rays and other methods;
men. women; lady naturopath. 20
years experience. Reas. SH. 26s5.
all ladies' garments.
prompt and efficient service; open
ewes. 3l09 18th. CO. 2221
DAY CARE in Sunnybrook
mr.. Cheyerly Theater: lge. yard.
dead end street; no traffic. UN.
DANCE NIGHT-Every Friday. O.
ll:30; ga hrs. of dancing and inst.
81 80: Barbara Walker Sc. of Dance.
4O4 10Th NV. Ma o424 o2s
Evening star., 1950-02-21
LUMBER

finest framing lumber from many
wrecking jobs. flooring from S25 per
thousand; all 3-in. lumber priced
from $40 per thousand ACE WRECK.
ING e. BUILDING MATERIAL CO.,
Evening star., 1950-02-21
SITUATIONS MEN
ESTIMATOR

All types buildings, reinforced con-
crete and masonry structures Thor
ough knowledge of the construction
business; structural engineer. prac-
tical field man who can get re-
suits: now employed, wishes con-
nection with an established general
contractor as key man. or a new
firm with sufficient resources for
medium size work. Salary de-
pendent on results. Box 456-X,
Evening star., 1950-02-21
FURNITURE. mahog., highboy, s25:
day bed. $40. Call WO. 44S4.
Furniture

Smith Transfer q Storage Co.
,d3d3 q. St. NV. NO. s14O.
1858 Wis. Ave. NV. NO. 1904
1920 Bladensburg Rd. NE. AT. 1850
~ . IA. 5"iIie Eli Af''' va
All Stores open til 8 PM.
Everything for the home, liv. rms,
bedrms., and din. rms. Lamps, drop.
leaf tables, elec. refgrs.. pianos.
Don't make a move without
Evening star., 1950-02-21
JOURNALISM

OOO 1CIN AiIbIW
A professional course by working
journalists, who cover the news of
the world, Tues. and Thurs. eve
nings. 7:3G to 9 pm. All phases
writing: chance of a lifetime to
study professional writing by corr
RESPONDENTS of international note.
REGISTER today-BOYD SCHOOL,
700 10th. cor. G. MA. 234O.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
calling Smith
FURNITURE

Smiths Trans. & Stge. Co.
Arlington store only, 26Ol Wilson
blvd, JA. 2f116. Special sale for
Feb. % on buffets. many to pick
from, la price. Open 8 am. til
3 pm. 90
Evening star., 1950-02-21
RANDALL HYI,AND
TELEViSiOk REPAIRS

NIGHT AND SUN. SERVICE also, at
no extra cost: all TV makes. EX-
PRESS RADIO. TIA. 5151. -22
YOCUMS TV. 1lth and x sts. Sc
Ii. 7-4O91. We offer considerate
personal service. Open evenings
ACTION SERVICE, all makes; re-
newal contracts; on call "a hrs
Call ST. O0S0 BONDED TELE-
VISION g. RADIO SERVICE, 929
sKYLAND RADIO & TELEvIsIoN,
244l Good Hope rd., Sc, VI. SS77.
Guaranteed service -27
RCA VICTOR factory branch service.
RCA SERVICE CO, INC, 335 18th
st. ne, FIR. 1890. -o5
FOR SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
Call IA. 74SS, FLASH RADIO AND
TELEVISION, 6125 Ga. ave- NV
Tv EMERGENCY SERVICE, special
AT. 2O29.
SILVER SPRING, CHEVY CHASE,
TAKOMA PARK, CALL ia. 1927
Our feet of trucks concentrated to
offer prompt. efficient maintenance;
prices reasonable; renewal contract
available. FOX g. KASMIR. Fac
tory Authorized Television Service.
313 Kennedy st. NV, ia. 1927.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
DOORS

New, 2 IT, 8 in. by it. 8 in, S6 95;
four light No. ] outside doors, . #.
s in. by 8 #. in. Sl395. ACE
WRECkING & BUILDING MATE
RIAL CO, 1902 Minnesota ave. ne,
LU L-O5OO -o1
Evening star., 1950-02-21

bRICh
Call ACE and We will direct you to
or we will deliver. ACE WRECKING
4 BUILDING MATERIAL CO, 40O2
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-05O0.-24
BUFFET-Mahogany, in very
good condition. UN. 1118.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1950-02-21
BUILDING MATERIAL,

and save. We have many items for
fine buildings: Lumber, doors COM
plete with Jams, complete windows,
steel beams, rods, cast-ir iron pipe and
fittings, plumbing fixtures. built-in
tubs. boilers and radiators. Also a
complete line of new building ma
terial. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. 4002 Mime
Evening star., 1950-02-21

GENERAL ELECTRONICS
SALES AND SERVICE
FACTORY SERVICE
FOR ALL MAJOR LINES
d61Q F;eco,ej,, ,ro I'D C.lna oe
Evening star., 1950-02-21

AUERBACH & CO. RECOMMENDS
Grocery. beer, northeast corner:
guarantee 5000 weekly; nice apart
ment; circumstances force immediate
sale
Tavern, club. nearby Maryland.
Beautiful equipment One of the
incest roadside propositions.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
Evening star., 1950-02-21

automatic paper feed
and linking. closed cylinder: bought
new Feb. s, big discount; COM
plete. $50. FA O2339. -23
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Parliament Reconvenes After Recess

The Laborite Daily Herald pre-
dicted today Winston Churchilrs
Conservatives would make the first
such attempt tomorrow, offering
an amendment to censure the an
nual report of the British Trans
port Commission.
With the governments effective
majority down to six because Of
the death of a labor member last
week, the Tories and Laborites
have sent out urgent calls for
members to attend.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
By Harry Macarthur

A postwar German view of the
state Of man is set forth at
length in "The Original Sin" !"
Berlin-made musical comedy al
legory, which has turned up at
the Little. It must be regarded
generally as a dim view, though
it is taken with a combination
of indulgant good humor and
satire.
A comedian named Bobby Todd
plays the central figure of "The
Original Sin" and manges to make
it fairly clear that man is
bumbling and bewildered little
party. 1t is a losing battle he
fights against Lucifer, especially
when Lucifer lets go his most
powerful rocket, Lilith.
This joke about Adam and Eve
is a bizarre film, but it shouldn't
offend anyone. Most OF the
picture is occupied with a wild
dream had by a troubled man
named Adam Schmitt, who finds
himself torn between his wife and
his secretary. In the dream he
finds himself in even worse shape.
a befuddled human named Adam
wandering around Heaven while
st. Peter and his staff battle
the problem of making Earth fit
for human occupation.
He is given Eve (who turns
out to be the secretary for
company and sent off to Paradise
to await the completion of this
project. It's a little boring there,
so Adam and Eve are fair prey
for Lucifer's lures. They don't
really succumb. though, and not
until Lilith (his wife when he is
awake) comes along to demon
strate feminine wiles to Adam is
the verboten apple plucked.
Off to the unprepared earth he
goes with the wrong woman. mis-
take which is discovered too late
and which st. Peter finally at
tempts to remedy by sending Eve
down. The failure of this Solu-
ton seems to lie in mans idiocy in
passing laws against bigamy.
There isn't much point in going
at this length into what is es-
sentially musical comedy book,
but this is a complicated dream
Herr Schmitt has and it takes
some explaining. Even so there
is no sense in going any further
into it.
There is no real complaint to
be registered against "The Orig
inal Sin," except that it is longer
than it has any need to be and
consequently has some dull pas
sages. For the most part its COM
edy is genuinely funny and COW
ers considerable territory, from
political satire to sex. 1t is light
hearted with its hopeful thought
that the time has come to get
out of the rubble which man was
simple minded enough to bring on
himself. There is lot Of fanciful
photography, too. and the musical
score is servicable if not Hit Pa
rade material. The fable is we'll
played by Mr.. Todd, Helmut
Kautner who also directed), Bet
tina Moissi (Eve) and Joana Ma
ria Gorvin (Eve).
He'll, incidentally, is represented
In the Little's new film by a gar
ish night club and the road to it
looks suspiciously like Broadway
with electric signs in German.
It's lures include ballet. boxing
matches, the theater. loud jazz,
brandy cocktails and wiener
schnitzel and asparagus tips. Now
you know.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. 17.-Britain's S
Parliament reconvenes today after
a four-week layoff in which all
three major parties held national
conferences.
Although business will be main
ly routine during the two weeks
which will end the current ses-
sion, the Tories are expected to
press any opportunity to unseat
Prime Minister Clement Atlee S
Labor government.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Adun's S
Rib
Germany Sends
Wild Film Dream
To the Little

THE ORIGINAL SIN" Camera Film
release, produced by Helmut Beck -Herzog
Film, . directed by Helmut Kautner,
adapted from a musical comedy by Kurd
E Hayne, Bobby Todd and Kautner. At
Evening star., 1950-10-17

An outstanding offering Of beautiful fabrics unusuo
low price! This versatile group includes suitable
suits dresses skirts lingerie bIouses and chdrens cothe
You'll find beautiful brocodes crisp foiIes ustnq tofetc
fine tissue foe soft dress crepe and many descen fabric
All 80 to SO inches wide range Of luscious coIors!
IcS-S
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Stassen Hopes TO See
Macarthur on Tour
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Harold
E. Stassen says he hopes to con-
fer with Gen. Macarthur during
an on-the-spot investigation of
Far East conditions.
Mr.. Stassen, president of the
University of Pennsylvania and
prominent Republican, announced
last night he would leave Sunday
on a f1Ve-week private tour of
southeast Asia.
Later, speaking before the New
York County (ManhattanD Re-
publican Committee, Mr.. Stassen
called the present fighting in
North Korea new aggression, and
new defiance of the United
Nations" by Chinese Communists
acting on instructions from the
Russian Communist Politburo."
Gen. Macarthur and his
forces" Mr.. Stassen said, can
not possibly carry out their
present United Nations orders
when new attacks are launched
from sheltered source which he
is not permitted to attack. This
calls for new directions at once.
Appeasement of the Communist
aggressors would destroy the
United Nations and the last hope
of peace"
Mr.. Stassen said results of a
Senate committee probe backed
up his prediction charges that
war materials had been shipped
to the United States and re-
shipped to Communist China.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
Commercial Interests
BaIk Educational TV,
Fec Hearing Is Told

Widespread advantages and pos
sibilities of using television in
education were listed here today.
but lack of funds and CONNER
c1al competition are baking such
a program. one educator declared.
A Federal Communications Com
mission hearing on reservation of
special TV channels for education
heard Los Angeles school official
describe what such a program
could do. but he maintained that
iG was most desirable" for educa-
tional institutions to have their
own stations.
The education program could
help disabled children at home;
bring industrial operations to the
TV classroom screen and teach
foreign languages, said Maurice
G. Blair. associate superintendent
in Los Angeles.
Miss HennOck Criticizes.
But, he explained, educators do
not have the ready money to put
up for stations and 'they are up
against competition" He esti-
mated the program would need
4 to 6 hours daily.
At one point, Commissioner
F'rleda Hennock insisted that the
commission is mot doing it's job
so far as educators are concerned.
because it has not made a special
engineering study with their
problems in mind.
Wealthy persons might endow
televlslon stations that would
carry only educational programs,
Merlin H. Aylesworth, former Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. president.
suggested late yesterday.
Mr.. Aylesworth and other wit
nesses asked the commission to
reserve special TV frequencies for
education. He said the commits
sion also should stimulate edu-
Gators to enter the field.
Potential of TV Stressed.
He proposed, as a start, that
New York metropolitan area edu-
Gators formulate what they think
are interesting educational pro-
grams and confer with TV execu-
tives. He said he believes the
commercial stations would take
educational programs until the
educators themselves are ready to
launch their own stations.
"TV is a greater force for educa-
ton than radio will ever be-" said
Mr.. Aylesworth.
He suggested that Walt Disney,
whom he termed great scientist. |
might act as adviser to the edu-
Gators in putting on programs. He
declared TV educational programs .
should be so interesting that chill /
dren will want to see them. They
would in no way compete with |
commercial stations, he asserted.
Miss Hennock charged the COM /
missions assistant general coun-
sci, Harry M. Plotkin, with asking
loaded questions and not being !
specific. Mr.. Plotkin denied he
was taking advantage of the wit
ness. He protested he did not |
want to be treated this way"
Miss Hennock is warm advo-
cate of the commission reserving
TV allocations for education. She
called TV "the cheapest form of
mass education"
Evening star., 1950-11-30
$500, 900 Collection
Given to Dublin Gallery

DUBLIN.-An art collection
valued at $500,000 has been do
mated to the National Gallery in
Dublin by Alfred Chester Beatty,
New York-born mining million
aire.
1t consists of "a paintings of
the middle 10Th century. Mr..
Beatty made his millions in cop
per in Rhodesia and diamonds in
Sierra Leone.
Evening star., 1950-11-30
LAMPS AND MIRRORS

Solid Bress Colonial Lomps with chimney gloss GLOBE
Originally 1893. Now----------- n a
! Metal Pointers Lomp. Boxed enamel finish Monks cloth
s"ooe complete originally 898. Now--------------444 a.
shooe originally 1923. Now-------------------7
China Lamp, 20" high Floral decorations royon shode Small
crack IN base. Originally 1898 Now 90
81 Iomp shodes Assortment Of sizes for floor ond oble ops
imperfect or so'ed, Originally 2.99 to 398. 44e
I-sWay Lighting Floor Lomp Sold finish. Onyx trim ORIGINALLY
<7.7o. -: 19 S8
z31 and rs" Gold Framed Pictures Floral and art subjects
Originally o.90. Now------------------- 88
Swing Arm Bridge Lomp. bronze. Damaged As Originally
lZ90 No" 90
l-e-Woy Floor Lamp. Ivory and gold bose onyx trim.
Floor sample. Originally 1898. Now--------------188
Gofdenbergs Lamps Street Floor