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Evening star., 1951-05-03
JesCeIry

1-S4.0O Three Strand Bracelet
Necklace Set. Simulated pearls,
tan combre --------S S1.29*
$500 Gold Color" Necklace
and Bracelet Set $2.O0*
$500 and $3.50 Rhinestone
Necklaces ------$1.5O*
1-$7.5O Cigarette Case, as is,
S1.19
5-S1.95 Stone Set Slide Brace
lets - --1Jc"
$500 Novelty Necklace, $1.00*
$500 Pair Serpent Earrings,
$1.O0*
$500 Brocade Jewelry Boxes,
as is -S1.29
$50 Pieces-59c and $1.00 Jewell
Ey --------------- --o0C
$1.00 Earrings, gold and silver
colored, In button and drop
styles -------------2 for $l.0Os
'Plus 2OHs tax.
,Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
NeckreOr

1OO-S2.99 Misses Nylon Sweat
ers; "a to 40 0---------$2.A
50-Sl.95 and $2.05 Neckwear
Pieces and Dickies. In several
styles --------------79c
15O-$1.59 and $1.95 Fine
Combed Cotton Tee Shirts, $1.O0
25O-S1.S0 and $2.9S Misses and
Women's Cotton Blouses;
broken sizes and colors ----$1.5S
3O0-$4.99 and $5.95 Misses and
Women's Nylon, Rayon and
Cotton Blouses; broken sizes
and colorS- $500 ca.
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Notions

50-S1.00 Two Way Stretch
Girdles, tea rose 49c
5O-$l.49 Plastic Waist Aprons,
variety of colors-
3O-S9c Steel Scissors, 6" length,
zoe
50-Clear Plastic Shoulder
25-Garment Bag Sets. Jumbo,
Dress and Suit. Clear plastic
with colored bindings $1.59 set
15-Garter Belts. Tea rose,
small SIZE 79c
25-$1.59 Nyl0n Taffeta Dress
Shield Bras ---3 SOC
25-Sl.0O Rudolph weather
House 39c
29c Plastic Shelf Edging, light
blue--------4-2y 2 yds., 15c
5O-$l.O0 Shirt and Sweater
Protectors Csc
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Budget Dresses

Fl SLABS and S16.95 Printed
Rayon Dresses - $500
13-S10.95 WOmen's and Extra
Size RayOn Dresses - $500
17-SS.95 Misses and Women's
One and Two Piece Print, $500
34-S7.95 and SS.95 Extra Size
WOmen's Dresses S4.15
9-S8.95 Misses and WOmen's
Polka Dot One Piece Dresses,
S4.99
19-S7.95 WOmen's RayOn Crepe
Dresses SAILS
12-S5.95 Misses and Women's
Summer Dresses - $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
NegIigeeS

16-S6.95 Rayon Jersey Hostess
Robes with Upper fronts, $500
10-S2.99 Wrap Style House
Coats, in woven print pattern,
cotton, broken sizes $500
15-S5.95 Cotton Upper Front
House Coats; Misses broken
sizes ..----- - S5.5S
s-S19.95 Rayon Taffeta Hos
tess Robes; Misses small sizes,
$500
1s-S6.95 Terry Cloth Short
Robes. Misses sizes; pastel
shades ---------$5.95
4S19.95 Ray0n Satin Hostess
Robes. Misses small sizes,
$500
Kann's-Second Tloor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Imf0aatS

S5-S2.99, $3.99 Cotton Dresses,
assorted styles, solid colors and
pTllGS-- 90
12-S1.99 Cotton Slips. Broken
sizes 4-8- - ....@ SOC
21-S1.00 Sun Dresses, prints
and solids, with eyelet trim, 79c
20-S1.99 Striped Seersucker
Overalls, adjustable straps, $l.29
25-$1.49 Cotton Dresses, as
sorted styles. Sizes 1-3----SI.2O
60-5Oc Short Sleeve Polo Shirts,
stripes. Broken sizes SOC
11-25c-50c p asteI Rub ber
Sheets. sizes 18x1S, 27x36,
15c and 25c
6-$1.29 Bottle SteriIizer Racks.
Holds 8 bottles roc
20-Sec. 49c, CSC Receiving
Blankets. White, pink. 3ox4O,
3Oc
Kann's-Infants' Wear
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Leather Goods

1-S35.00 Brown Genuine Al
ligatOr Handbag --19.95%
1-$15.00 Navy Calkskin Hand
bag, as is - $685.
50-S5.00 Wooden Bead Bags,
multi-color or natural -S3.00*
6-$10.5O and $12.50 FaiIle
Handbags $685.
1-S15.00 Black Calfskin Leather
Lined Handbag -------$7.95*
$500 Mems Black Leather
United Gases, as is----- S1.OO
1-$6.95 Mans Fitted Leather
Case, as is-- $1.50*
1-$1O.50 Brown Lizard Grained
Lined Travel Bag -------, $500"
1-$7.95 Brown Calfskin Hand
bag, as is -----------$3. 5000
'Plus 2O4e tax.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
COs'sefs

@S12.50 Trims; size 30, S7.95
$500 "Skippies"; size 26,
S2.50
$3.50 Boned BrOcade COrse-
lettes, for stout figures $500
5-S7.95 Airfiow Summer Mesh
Corselettes, small sizes $3.99
Table Lot-$1.50 to $500 Bras
sieres. Broken sizes, styles and
cups. Cotton and rayon satin,
99c
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Books

$500 "The Boston Book"
S2.98
2-$4.OO Mount Vernon" by
Grace King -------- S2.49
1-S3.95 Pageant Of american
hum0r Sl.So
$500 Lincoln Encyclopedias,
$3.98
$500 "The Army Air Force
In World War H." Vol. II, 1898
$500 Insight and Outlook
by Arthur Koestler S2.49
$500 "Again the Goose
STEP" by Delbert Clark -$1.9S
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1951-05-03
SOiIed Blankets

7-S10.95 All Wool Blankets;
rose, blue; 70x84 - $3.50
6-$3.75 White Cotton Sheet
Blankets; 80x90 ----. S2.25
4-$1S.95 All Wool Blankets,
72x90 --..-- S12.99
+Sl1.99 Blankets; 72x84 33qo
wool, 429o rayon, 25% cotton,
S7.99
4-Sl9.95 KenwOOd All Wool
Blankets; 72x90 --Sl4.99
5-S25.00 All Wool Blankets;
72x90 - S17.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Better Dresses

25-S17.95 to S22.95 Women's
Misses Spring Dresses $3.50
6-S35.O0 Paula Brooks Origi-
mails. Navy blue sheers with
jackets; 10 to 16 ------$22.OO
10-S22.95 WOmen's dresses;
navy sheers; 141s to 241z,
S11.4S
6-S22.95 Two Piece Misses All
Silk Dresses; overblouse with
slender skirts; 10 to 16 $500
s. $l7.95 Women's Spring
Dresses; broken sizes $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
HN1edIeerchiefS

IrreguIars Of lie Women's
Colorful Cotton Prints --7C
Irregulars of lie Mems White
C0ttOns ----- 10c
Mems White COttonS -13c
Women's Irish Linens -13c
Mems sec Hemstitched Linens,
25c
Mems Colored B0rdered Cot
tons -19c and 29C
Mems 39c Linens with Hem
stitched Hens -25c
Women's Soc Hand Embroidered
Linens ens----------------------44c
Kann'n-MkraGt Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Furniture

1-$37.5O Tea Cart. Mahogany
veneer drop leaf style with re-
movable glass tray $22.8S
3$10.95 Mahogany Finished
Utility Chairs, padded seats,
various colors, floor samples,
$6.44
2$17.95 Mahogany Finished
Bookcases, 80" wide, q" high,
slightly marred -- $10.99
S-S5.95 Tilt Top Card Tables,
ivory finished frames, various
tops -----------~4. S3.47
Sass Metal Wall Phone
Shelves with space for book,
$1.49
2$13.95 Samson Gard Tables.
Metal folding frames, Samson
lite plastic tops - $S.44
4-$6.95 Samson Bridge Chairs,
metal folding style, plastic
seats; floor samples
1O-$S.S5 Feel Chairs, hand.
made; natural finish, tub style;
as is --- -$4.47
1-$37.50 Center Extension Ta-
BILE, mahogany veneer, 31x44",
top with 10" leaf; floor sample,
$19.99
1-$6.95 Metal Typewriter Ia
BILE on casters, top is 18Rx15;
as is -- -.- $3.50
2-$l6.95 Gossip Benches; ma
hogany finish, padded uphol-
stored seat; floor sample, 1888
1-$19.95 Mahogany finished
Bookcase, 361 wide, AZ" high,
four shelves; damaged $12.99
1-$22.5O All Purpose Chair,
yellow plastic, with padded
arms, blond finished legs, S12.99
1-$79.50 Three-Piece Sectional
Settee and Arm Chair for den
or sun porch; plastic covered,
blond finished S54.99
KannE-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Lingerie

15-S1.O0 Cotton Briefs; pink:
size -.-...... Soc
$3.50 Rayon Crepe Pajamas;
man tailored. Pink or blue
stripe; size 32-----S2.39
$3.50 White RayOn Crepe
Lace Trimmed Slips; size A;
soiled -----.$ $500
12-$5.95 Tailored Nylon Tricot
Slips. Broken sizes, soiled, $500
$3.50 and $3.50 Rayon Crepe
Slips and Gowns. Lace trim
med and tailored styles; broken
sizes SIT
+S5.95 Rayon Crepe Gowns;
melon and aqua; 80 $500
2-S5.95 Hand Made Rayon
Crepe Bedjackets; pink, small,
Soiled $500
25-S3.S9 Rayon Crepe Slips;
slightly irregular, broken sizes.
2 for $500
9-S7.95 NylOn Crepe Slips;
lace trimmed, broken sizes,
S5.s5
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Junior Shop

12-S5.S5 and S6.95 One-Piece
Sheer COttonS and RayOn
Frost Point nt------$2.0O
1S8.S5 One and Two Piece
Rayon Failles----$4.0O
12-SlO.95 Pure Silk Prints, 500
e$14.95 $16.95 Dressy Rayon
Tissue Failles; black and navy,
$1,000
6-S22.95 Two Piece Rayon
Tissue Failles; plain skirt with
print top------------- $1S.oO
Kann'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Hosiery

229 prs. Gas Is" Full Il-fashioned
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Broken
sizes and colors sec pr.
121 prs. Imperfects Of LES CO.
Gauge Nylon Hosiery. Good
colors, not all sizes 89c pr.
81 prs. Irregulars of 1.50 51-
Gauge Super Sheer NylOns.
Good colors in popular sizes,
79c pr.
1O2 prs. Irregulars Of LIS Mock
Seam Nylons, is denier -69c pr.
1O8 prs. Imperfects Of 1.50 81
Gauge NylOn Hosiery, discon.
tinued colors, not all sizes,
59c pr.
141 prs. Orig. 29c and 500
Misses and Children's Ankle
Socks, made Of cotton; broken
sizes, colors and styles; soiled.
10c pr.
90 prs. S1.0O to S1.s5 "As Is''
Full-fashioned Nylons. Several
discontinued colors, many styles,
size 81a only y-39c pr.
"A prs. S1.35 Is Denier Super
Sheers. Full fashioned; good
colors; not all sizes
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Girls Wear.

Girls $16.95 and $19.95 Coats.
Some all wool or rayon: sizes
TIA $1,000
S$22.95 All Wool Spring Goats,
Sl2.00
12-S16.95 and $19.95 Rayon
Check or all wool Spring Coats,
$1,000
1-$16.95 Pastel RayOn Gabar-
dine Suit; size 7 .-- $1,000
-$16.95 ALI Wool Spring
TOpperS S12.00
$3.50 Corduroy Jerkin Suits;
sizes and 10 S3.97
2O-S2.99 Pastel BolerO Sun
dresses ------ SI.SS
25-S2.49 All Wool Cardigan
Sweaters ..---- S1.66
Girls S3.99 and S4.99 Dresses,
ruffle and embroidered trim;
sizes Z to IL - $3.50
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
. friday BARGAINS BAR 2!2@l!!!s'
EIectrics


1-S1O.95 Automatic Electric
Iron, table sample. cord at
tached $6.95
3-S5.95 Famous Make Travel
Irons. Has folding handle and
folding cord -----$2.95
1-S19.95 Portable Sun Lamp,
as Is ---- --------------$lO.S5
sass Infra Bulbs with
stands -----$2.49
2-S29.95 Famous Make EIec-
trio Mixers, with 2 bowls and
juicer SASS
3-SS.45 Glass Coffee Makers,
with cord -$4.99
1-S13.95 Automatic 2-Slice
Toaster, table sample $7.95
1-$14.95 Famous Make Grid
die, as is $6.95
1-S39.95 Famous Make Electric
Rooster, floor sample $29.95
1855 Twin Electric Heater,
S2.99
2 Upright Rebuilt Cleaners,
electrically motor driven, one
year guarantee ---- S19.95
3 Hammered Aluminium Table
Broilers, electric - S9.95
6-$2.4O Turn Easy Toasters,
e slice, electric c-$1.99
Kann's-Electrics-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Major Appliances

2-$119.95 Cabinet Sink with
porcelain top, AZ" $500
Demo. S459.95 Deluxe Deep
Freeze, u Gu. it. S3S9.00
Demo. S349.95 Deep Freeze
Electric Range S295.00
Demo. S439.95 Deluxe Double
Door Electric Refrigerator,
S395.00
Demo. S3O4.50 Deluxe g.
Burner Double Oven Gas
Range $269.OO
2 Demo. Apt. size Gas Ranges,
$500
s-S37.95 Metal Wall Cabinets,
27x30 1850 S23.95
4-S2S.95 Metal Wall Cabinets.
G4Alo ---a - Slt.0O
3-S35.65 Metal Base Cabinets,
complete with top, 36x13. $3.50
5S32.35 Metal Base Cabinets,
complete with top, 36x15.S1S.50
Kann's-8th and D SITS.
Evening star., 1951-05-03

~WS%SAsVC NE SO"S~
l5-$S.95 Cotton Dresses; misses
6lASS $4soO
25-S6.95 W. S h a Bile r "a 20 n
Dresses; misses sizes $4.77
1O-$6.95 Rayon Challis Print
Dresses; 10 to 16 $500
15-SS.95 and $10.95 Extra Size
Dresses; broken sizes -$4.88
15-S8.95 Rayon Gabardine and
Crepe Dresses. Broken sizes;
misses and half sizes $500
1O-S3.99 Wrap Around Brunch
Goats; IL to 18 --.- $2.29
15-$7.95 Rayon Benz berg
Dresses. Some misses, some
half sizes; slightly soiled $500
28-S3.99 Button Front Cotton
Dresses; misses and half sizes,
S2.29
Kann'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
GIOUes

49 Prs.-S2.OO Double Woven
Nylons -------------- $l.49
rs Prs.-$1.OO Hand Crocheted
Cotton String Gloves; white,
21 Prs.-$S.0O Double Woven
Cottons, longer length----S2.3S
s Prs.-$5.OO White D0eskin
Classic Slip -Ons; sizes Z, 7A
only ---------------------$z.6S
Kann's-Etgeot Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
SiIt,gf

-S6.SS Sterling Silver Candle
sticks, dented ------S2.98"
@S6.SS Sterling CompOtes,
dented -----------$ $3.49~
15-S5.9S Serving Trays, bright
finish, slightly scratched, $2.99
50-19c Silver Plated Butter
Knives, Sugar Shells, scratched,
10c ca.
$50 Silver-Plated Thermos
Ice Tubs, with serving handles;
scratched $1,000
$1.67 Sterling Silver Coasters,
bright finish ------ 99c*
'Plus 20es tax
Kann's-Silver-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
China


12-S1.98 Hanging Pottery
Planters
10-$4.9S Chinese Figurines,
$1.69
19-S2.9S Open Candy Dishes,
$1.00
S-$3.9S Cigarette Sets, 3 pieces,
$1.49
$3.50 Blue Willow Cups and
SaucerS ---3 for $1.0O
15-$1.49 Decorated Luncheon
Plates 49c
1-$7.98 Musical Cake Plate, as
is S4.98
12-$1.00 Glass Ash Tray Sets,
3 -------5Oc
Kann'S-China-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Teen Sh0nl

Teen Shop
40-$2.99 White Cotton Blouses
with long sleeves ------ --59c
8-$2.99 NylOn Slip-On Sweat
erS ~ Sl.97
10-SS.99 Corduroy Jackets, $500
12-$29.95 All Wool Check Suits,
$500
7-S19.95 All Wool Covert Spring
Goats - $1,000
Kann'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Daufiirle Dresses

Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-05-03

Especially made for the husky boy. Slight reeu- @M0
lores. Made of blue cotton denim in sizes O-l4. OC
Evening star., 1951-05-03

Slightly soed heavy Whtnons fine quoty cotton eobor-
dine in solid shades. Sonforized Il % residual SSD On
shrinkoeeI. Sizes o to II Us to 81 woistl ~eD 90
Evening star., 1951-12-02
HOLLYWOOD.

The day is not too far away
when TV owners will be able to
walk into their corner music store
buy a visual recording on tape
and then take it home and play
lit on their TV sets.
This reel Of tape will be about
an inch wide and packed in a can
similar to those used for 16-mm
home movies. And in all prob
ability there viii be label pasted
on the outside which bears the
words. Bing Crosby Enterprises.
Francis c. Healey. who heads
the electronicS division of Crosby
Enterprises. announced earlier this
month that his engineers would
soon have a prototype of a tape
recording machine which would
put both the sound and picture
on tape.
The electronic invention was
hailed as a process that would
eliminate TV kinescope recordings
(flming the TV image from the
face of the tube). But after an
exclusive interview with Healey,
it became apparent that the revo-
lutionary prospects Of sound and
Evening star., 1951-12-02

Wednesday, December 5, 1851
WeWt
ysuefs
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WMtla s.
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Evening star., 1951-12-02

10000, WTOP Boxing: Harry
Matthews will meet Danny Nordico
in a 10-round light-heavyweight
bout.
Thursday.
1000, WTTG-Bigelow Theater:
Joan Leslie, Ann Dvorak and John
Howard will be featured in Flowers
for john
1880, WNBW-Foreign Intrigue:
A luxury liner enroute from Ice
land to Oslo will be the setting for
the drama.
Friday.
500, WTTG-Twenty Questions:
Dick Kazmaier, All-American foot
ball player from Princeton Univer-
sity, will sit in on the panel.
500, WTOP-Playhouse of Stars:
Margaret Sullivan. and Robert Pres
ton will co-star in "The Nymph and
the Lamp"
1880, WTOP-Hollywood Opening
Night: Onslow Stevens, as the
detective, and Ross Ford. as a cap
tured criminal, will be featured in
The Last Letter"
Evening star., 1951-12-02
TeIevision .HighIights for the Week

500, WNBW-Fireside Theater
Clancy Cooper, William Lester
Nolan Leary and John Warburtor
will play the principal roles in 'Th'
Squeeze"
800, WTTG-Cosmopolitan Thea.
ter: The drama will be 1.-THE Beauti.
full Time" with Lili Darvas ane
Joseph Buloff.
$3.50, WNBW-Circle Theater:
Kent Smith will star in "Airtight
Case"
Wednesday.
$3.50, WNBW-Circle Theater
John Galsworthy's ''Loya1ties" will
star Philip Friend, Lloyd Bochnel
and Toby Robins.
1880, WTTG-Miss United States
Television Finals: The winners. re.
presenting 13 States, will vie for the
title Of Miss United States Televi-
sion Of 1852. Washington will bs
|represente4 by Sandra Stahl.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Revolutionary Is the Word
Movies as Well as TeIevision Muy
Benefit by New Tape Recorder
By Hal Humphrey

picture on tape WILL spread mucn
further than just as a substitution
for kinescopes.
There is no reason why it
won't be practical within q few
years for video owners 10 buy
|tape-recorded programs for their
SETS" Healey states.
IAN attachment on the set will
allow the viewer to run of the
tape for his own private viewing.
much as he would put a record on
a phonograph today. In fact,
the day will come when he can
purchase a small electronic cam
era and take a program off the
air and put it on his own tape
recorder for his own visual re-
Icording library"
Healey also says the electronic
sound-and-sight tape recorder
will revolutionize the motion pic
ture business. The Hollywood
studios will be replacing their film
cameras with electronic cameras.
and sending tape instead of film
prints to the theaters.
The financial savings over film
will run into millions of dollars.
Tape (made from a cellulose base
impregnated with iron rust) does
not have to be developed or pro-
'cessed. 1t can be played back
Immediately. and a thousand
other tapes can be recorded from
a master" tape.
It also can be edited much
faster and easier than film. be-
cause the picture and sound are
always in synchronization. It can
be used as readily for color re-
production as for black and white.
Copyright. 1851. Mirror Enterprises
Syndicate.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISION

Representative John F. Kennedy is
interviewed.
$3.50, WNBW - American Youth
Forum: James B. Carey answers
questions.
5:45, WTOP Sarah Churchill:
Lawrence Langner of the Theater
Guild and his wife Armina Marshall
are guests.
800, WMAL-Horizons: The new
program shows ideas In action as
Columbia University faculty and
students exchange views on provoca-
tive subjects.
$3.50, WTOP-Star of the Family:
Benny Goodman, Condos and
Brandow, Monica Lane and CaSs
Franklin visit.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

$3.50, WTTG-Pentagon Washing
ton: How our cities and Industrial
|centers are preparing for possible
enemy attack is told by James j
Wadsworth, Deputy Administrator
for the Civil Defense Administra-
|tion.
800, WNBW - Television Play
house: Valentino Latimore stars In
Incident at Golden's Creek"
800, WTOP-Fred Waring Show
Celeste Holm does a scene from
Where and When"
1000, WTOP - Celebrity Time:
Guest panelists are Shirley Booth
and Joe E. Brown.
1880, WNBW-Leave It to the
Girls. Ted Malone faces the panel
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Monday.

1880, WMAL-Hollywood Screen
Test: Chester Morris will guide two
screen candidates through an origi-
nal drama dealing with the Red
Cross Blood Donor Drive.
500, WTOP-Video Theater: The
drama will be Tin Badge" with
Pat O'Brien.
$3.50, WTTG john Hopkins
Science Review: DR.. Malcolm Davies
will discuss "Its a Fact"
$3.50, WNBW-Voice of Firestone
James Melton will sing Una Fur
tiva Lagrima" from "The Elixir OF
Love-" 1.-THE World Is Mine To-
night" Lead, Kindly Light" and
Midnight in Paris"
500, WNBW - Lights Out:
vanessa Brown will star in "The
Silent Supper" drama of life ir
the Bayou country Of Louisiana.
$3.50, WNBW-Robert Montgomery
Presents: Margaret Phillips and
Robert Montgomery's daughter
Evening star., 1951-12-02

800, WNBW-Sound on Time,
Jerry Lester is star.
100, WMAL - Paul Whitemar
Revue: Peggy Lee joins the show
1880, WTOP-This Is Show Busi-
ness: Actress Jessica Tandy is guest
panelist. Estelle Sloan, Paul Gray
and Robert Aida perform.
500, WNBW-Comedy Hour: Bob
Hope, George Price, Bob Crosby
and Marilyn Maxwell star on the
show.
500, WTOP-ToaSt of the Town:
Mae Murray, Andre Eglevsky and
Melissa Hayden, Joe e. Lewis,
Roberta Peters, Robert Merrill and
jimmy Nelson share the guest spot
light.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
| TeIevision's s Making Inroods,
IBut Radios Fiqhtinq Back
ION the Air
By Harry Macarthur

really ought easy thing manage.
headed "A CHS Radio Network
and those two get together something anybody
ought to be able to get together on anything.
This is not much misery seeking it
evidence Of belief in radio circles that hanging together
be desired than hanging separately The radio do not
want become legend Indian victim
Of Lovers Leap in 10 and Behold whose complaint Some
Legend pushed"
Televsion doing the pushing all right this the
elder nonvisua medium further evidence what fairly
might be called Of catasophes Early January will the
end Of two heretofore firmly intrenched radio shows
"Contened Hour with 81 behind being
dropped because the to put Burns and Allen
weekly rather than biweeky Tv schedule Father Knows Best
will discontinue after two and half with this using
the money to bolster Mama" eevson In both the
have retained the option the time but have turned
The joint CBsNBc report is part of the fight against this
sort Of thing It the result Of special study made by the Amer
Research Bureau claims discovered volume
Of radio listening never before measured"
The listening to the big" set in family living only
fraction Of the radio listening being and this of both
and radio homes In evson homes n cent OF the
radio listening Secondary bedroom kitchen
mobile eco and in adioony homes 81 cent of the listening
The implication
ing than the previous have indicated Significantly absent
from the showing compara
tive amount Tv viewing and radio listening homes where both
Is DONE
SeIzniek Eyes Thot TV Money
toward televon noticed
has reached point where weight
the movemakers recognize
The deal the industry watching involving
even dozen Of David scks top pictures These include Since
Allah" 1.-THE Paradne Portrait Prisoner
Zenda" Rebcca Inermezz Bill of Dvorcemen" "The Third
Man. and Fallen Idol"
Almost of these would be welcomed by the eevwers and
selnck reported willing to let them for price The price Of
the catch According Variety the business jour-
nal the figure Seznick has placed million which
four showmgs all of the SO Tv
markets
The transcription firm of Bruce Ees & Associates has
option the block Snick
stations to underwre the 50 million Replies from individual
ons have been encouraging Variety but the price still
turn out to be steep station each of the 6S markets
he I'M hy
against normal of about $20 picture paid by the
big New York stations.
Still the thought that evson might of Selznck
movies would have ar-feched Even
deal which nigh not go through is step ahead.
If It's Politics, Make the Most of 1t
When President Roosevelt took the radio
cever which esoundng to his but things
have changed In view Of what happened to the poe 98
would be foohardy base political predictions
but has just turned for contemplation
the American Research eevon ratings
for November during November
President Truman in fifth. that dscouages him. he
shouldn't look at the list Of aortes in Washington Didn't make
the top 10.
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Monday, December 3, 1851
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Friday, December J, 1851
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Evening star., 1951-12-02

Elizabeth will star in "Top Secret" "
1890, WTOP-Studio One: Boris
Karloff will have the lead in
"Mutiny on the Nicolette."
Evening star., 1951-12-02

Thursday, December 8, Iy5I -
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Mahnes
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124s Steve Anen $780, Gary Mss zso First 100 years.
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Tuesday.

Tuesday.
500, WNBW Star Theater:
Sportswriter Graptland Rice ano
Kay Starr will be guests.
$3.50, WTTG-Keep Posted: care
We Headed for Socialism" will bt
considered by Vivian Kellems anc
Norman Thomas.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Today's Highlights.

1850, WTOP-Man of the Week
Representative George II. Bender Is
interviewed.
200, WNBW-Battle Report: Sec
retary of the Air Force Thomas K
Finletter is featured guest.
2:30, WNBW-American Forum
Asa Bushnell, j. H. Rowland, Arthur
j. Bergman and Tavern Dilweg dis
cuss TOO Much Football?"
$3.50. WTOP-See 1t Now: Vice
President Alben w. Barkley, inter-
viewed in Tokyo, and Gen. Omar
N. Bradley, interviewed in Rome,
are seen and heard.
400, WNBW Meet the Press:
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Tuesday, December T. 1851
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NEGRO YOUTH
MAYORALTY CANDIDATE

Cincinnati. Ohio, Candidate
for the post of mayor in Operas
tion Youth, a training In citi-
zenship course held at Xavier
University here, was a Negro,
Rex King. High school boys from
six states came to the Xavier
campus for the workshop in de
mocracy, which featured lessons
in political organization and lee
lures in principles of govern
ment
The university is conducted
under Catholic auspices.