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Evening star., 1952-08-01
ENGTNEER TIR

With degree in mechanical engineer
ing, 2 to 3 years engineering ex-
and all employe benefits, with an
established organization. Call ME.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

CRAFTSMAN, DETAIL
Ability to make working drawins
your ability, We will supply the
opportunity, vacation, sick leave
modern air-conditioned plant. All
RENDT INSTRUMENT CO., 491C
Calvert rd., College Park. Nd, UN
7400.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
JESSE LEE HALL, Attorney
Ok 1KAh Cf ~ w

United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. SO711. Ad-
ministration,IThis is to Give No
District Of Columbia and the State
Of New York respectively have OBJ.
the district Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Ma
bel E: Heron. late Of the District
of Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
legally authenticated. to the sub
scrihers, on or before the 22nd day
they may By law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate: Given
under our hands this 22nd day Of
July, 1852. AUDREY . HERON
GINA HERON ZIMMERMANN. 3S
Richbeu Rd., White Plains, N. Y.
(Seal.) Attest: THEODORE .COGS-
WELL. REGISTER Of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
Evening star., 1952-08-01
ADVERTISING
PRODUCTION
MANAGER

PRODUCTION
MANAGER
IF You have 2 or 3 yrs.
retail or agency ad pro-
duction experience, but
are stymied in your pres
ent job. 30.
IF You can carry your
share of the load in one
of Washington's busiest
advertising departments. .
IF You know how to
mark up type. size art
work, do paste-ups and
are familiar with all de-
tails Of advertising pro-
duction 80.
IF You aren't afraid of
responsibilities. -.
IF You want to learn
every phase of advertis-
ing, where there's NO
CEILING ON ADVANCE
MENTS. 80.
THIS is THE JOB
FOR YOU! @@. ~
You'll earn a good salary
with WaShington's largest
TV and appliance chain.
Generous company bene-
fits include: Paid vacation,
free life insurance, group
disqualification, associate
discounts. For a strictly
confidential personal inter-
view, phone Mr.. Levin,
Asst. Adv. Mgr, Elk. 23OO,
or apply in person to Ad-
vertising Dept, 3rd Floor.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
TO OCEAN CITY, MD.
Capital Transit Buses

Ready to whisk you to Ocean City.
Md. and return you to Washington
same day. allowing you 8 hours at
the beach. The opening Of the new
Chesapeake Bay Bridge solves all
your problems. For reservations, call
ST. 0474. 8"
ATTENTION MOTHERS!
can now be stopped.
Described and advocated in the June
Of Pediatrics. Contact your ply
sician or call ENURTONE. RE. 1895.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
LEDGER CLERK

position available 70,
young man 21-3S yrs. Of age who
has had some bookkeeping expert
ence and has an average tipping
counts receivable routine and con-
troll; 40-hr., 6-day week, Nor. Fri
Apply personnel, room sos; open
weekdays. S:30-6 and Sat-. o-1. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave-, NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
AUTO BODY MAN

AUTO BODY MAN
Due to increased volume, We need an
experienced body repair man; tor
earnings, permanent position, plenty
OF work. See Mr.. Bants, service
RON PONTIAC, INC.
1880 Hampden Lane. Bethesda
Evening star., 1952-08-01
SMITH . JAMESON, Attorneyss

534 18th St.. NV.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S064S,
MISUNDERSTANDING is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers. Of the
District Of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate. Court. Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Howard
8. Gott. late of the District of Co
lumbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the. deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscribers.
on or before the 14th day Of Janu-
airy, AID. 1858; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate; Given under our
MILDRED GOTT BRYAN, 1929
Cathedral Ave: NV; HAMILTON
NATIONAL BANK. AUBREY O..
DOOLEY, Trust Oficer. (Seal0
Attest: THEODORE CoGsWELL.
Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the he Probate
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18

Dewey Stone, Of Brockton,
Mass, has been named chairman
of the annual one-hundred-dollar
a couple dinner-concert sponsored
by the Brandeis Youth Founda-
ton, to provide scholarships for
training Jewish youth leaders for
service to the American Jewish
community, Louis Levine, presi-
dent of the Foundation, an
nounced here.
The Foundation, named after
the late U. S. Supreme Court JUS
tice who helped initiate it, has
three camps-in the East, West
and South, an Arts Institute and
a Year Round Institute to develop
key personnel in Jewish arts,
drama, music and the dance.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18

man which will feature some
original humorous compositions
written especially for the occa-
sion by Mrs. Puldy.
In charge of the hospitality
hours during the afternoon are
Mrs. Louis Witten and Mrs. AL
Rosenberg, assisted by Mrs. Eu-
gene Henry and Mrs. William
Silverman.
Mrs. Maurice Palot, president
of the Ladies Aid Society, an
nounces there will be no meeting
of the organization this month.
The report on the Tombola pro-
ject, which this year topped all
previous efforts was given re-
Gently by Mrs. Abe Chepenik,
who assisted Mrs. Freida Krantz
as co-chairman. Mrs. Harry
Gendzier and Mrs. Dave Eber
had charge of the out of town
distribution and returns for this
project, and the proceeds of over
100000 were donated to the
River Garden Home for the Aged
towards the mortgage which was
burned during the anniversary
celebration last month.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18
Arabs Rebuffed in
Claims for Share
Of Reporotions

LONDON, (JTA) - The British
Government will not assist the
Arab States to secure share of
any reparations payments the
West German Government may
pay to the State of Israel as a
result Of the negotiations at The
Hague, it, was reported here.
The Syrian and Lebanese gov
ernments were said to have sent
identical notes to Britain, France
and the United States requesting
their assistance in obtaining part
of the funds that may be allo-
Gated by Bonn to Israel. The
Lebanon government was said to
have argued that the $4,000 ref
ugees from Palestine now in that
country were entitled to compen-
sation from Israel while Syria
made similar arguments for 10000
refugees in Syria.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18

NOVG1 invitations are O6lng
mailed by Mrs. Sam Greenberg,
chairman of the event, and the CO.
chairmen, Mrs. Ben B. Yoffee and
Mrs. Louis Goldman to members
of the organization inviting them
to be donors. The Donors Fund,
they explain, is a voluntary con-
tribution fund which is to be used
to install a sprinkler system at
River Garden Home for the Aged.
Those in charge announce a con-
tribution of SIS or more will make
the donor eligible to attend the
tea.
An unusually entertaining pro-
gram has been planned by Mrs.
Archie Puldy, according to Mrs.
Sidney Entman, program chair
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18
Ladies Aid Tea Slated
For April 22nd
BY Mrs. William silverman

Members OF the Ladies Hebrew Shelterng Society who
have contributed to the Donors honored guests
tea to be given April 20 from o'clock of Mrs.
Ben Yofee. 1901 Alcazar Avenue in Granada.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18
Greene, raised the sum at B'nai
Birth sponsored rallies conducted
in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
TWO JEWS EMERGE
CO-CEIAMPIONS IN
INTERNATIONAL CHESS
GAMES

HAVANA, Cuba, (JTA) = Two
former Polish Jews, Samuel Re-
'hevsky of New York and Miguel
Neidorf of Buenis Aires, emerged
co-champions of the international
chessmasters tournament here.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18
EX-GOV. TAKES WEEKEND
OFF. SELLS $4,000 FOR
ISRAEL BOND DRIVE

MINNEAPOLIS, (AJP) = A
weekend jaunt by the States
former governor, Judge Luther
Youngdahl, netted the Israel
Bond Drive here a well-rounded
100000 in sales last week.
The jurist, reported American
Jewish World columnist Louis
Evening star., 1952-11-21

IrreeuIors, nylon
trieot with lace
trim. Washes in
q jiffy. Quick dry
ing. Need mini.
mum ironing.
White, pink. 81
to 40.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
plastic
hossocks
Z s., $

Seconds Of plastic covered
N hossoeks! They add an
extro emergency chair" to
your home for drop-in
guests, TV viewers. Soft top,
in round or square styles.
Solids and two-tones in wine,
green, grey.
Evening star., 1952-11-21

Perfects and ir-
regulars Of cotton
pinwoIe corduroy,
boxer style. EIos-
tic waist, full cut,
eoIorfost. N ew
Foil eolors. Tots
sizes.
Evening star., 1952-11-21

R oyon eob ar
dimes; water re-
pellent. Fur COL
lors. w q r m
quilted d lining.
Sizes 4 to II.
Lonsies, cotton
corduroy. sizes 4
to II, 2.99
Evening star., 1952-11-21
'',orkcIoth
valance dropes
10

Bed Pods muslin covers, 54x7e. full size ---------4zS
Bed Pods muslin covers 3ex76", twin size -----zSs
Cannon Towels, cotton terry, seconds, 2ox4O --4S:
Boys Sport Shirts cotton broodcoth royon, to 49, tor s
Girls Knit Hots cotton knits, clips berets, porkos--S!
Girls Holiday BIouses. eottons ond royons; to '4 S
Girls Sweoters woos, nyons; to 4-------Z tor $s
Girls Holiday Dresses cottons; to z --------!SS
Girls Jumpers, cotton corduroy to l4----------1ss
Misses Sweaters, oil wool; "a to 40 ------..-S'
Misses Sloeks, irreeuIo royon oobordne; 10 to 20 in
Holiday Millinery. royon velvets ---------------Ioo
Holiday Millinery. genuine royon velours
Bondeoux Bros discontinued styles royon sotin cotton,
nyIon; A, B, c, cups, 81 to 40 in group I've
Grdes Pontie irreouors, discontinued styles, royon
sotn, cotton broken sizes IS TO "a -~--------Z99
Umbrellas, 6-rib construction royon nond ocetote zs5
Misses Pojomos. boodcIoth, 81 to 40 z77
Knit and Briefs royon eouIor and extra sizes Sac
MuItierepe Slips, royon; 81 TO 40 .-~--. .-----! !SS
womens Gowns cotton fonne regular and extro Sizes
chiIdens FIonneI Shirts, cotton flonne to ----$l
Womens Slippers, royon uppers TO o------2 prs. 50
chlden's Shoes. leather; w to in group -------1s9
Girls and Womens Sport Shoes perfeets and rresuors,
leother; 4 to in group
Royon Ponels, seconds, so" wide, 81" long ------$l
Mems Roneoets waterproof postie; with hat eorno
cose small, medium, oree, extra large.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
2OHomes Are Crushed
By French LandsIide;;
KILLED and A Missinq
BY the Associoted Press

MENTION. France. April 25.-
Three persons were dead and -four
IotherS were missing and believed
killed today in this French Riviera
city after rain started a landslide
that crushed 20 houses.
| Thirteen persons were injured
Other bodies may be found in the
wreckage of homes or in the
mountains of mud, officials said
Seventy-two hours of torrential
rains caused four streams running
through this resort city of $4,000
near the Italian border to burst
their banks last night. Water
mains split. Water spewed out on
the sandy earth on a small hill
undermining houses. The earth
slid and sank. carrying buildings
with it. Most were two-story
dwellings.
First estimates put the damage
at 100 million francs ($285, ,000)
More than 200 persons were
evacuated into hotels as workmer
struggled to clean up mud anc
rubble.
American sailors from ships O.
the Mediterranean based Unitee
States 9th Fleet aided in the res.
cue work.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
BY the Associoted Press

VIENNA, April 25.-Catholic
Austria today began two days Of
festivities honoring one of its most
hallowed national Symbols
Cotton bell.
The bell is the 'Pummerin." a
giant which hung for more than
200 years in Vienna's st. Stephens
Cathedral. then fell and broke
into thousands of pieces in the
last days of World War II.
The bell has been recast. Early
today. 1t began a 112-mile journey
by truck from Linz. in Western
Austria, toward the capital. High
government and church digni-
taries accompanied it. Along the
route. Austrians in national cos
tunes turned out to celebrate.
The 10-foot high bell will reach
Gothic st. Stephens tomorrow
afternoon. There it will be conse-
Grated by Theodore Cardinal In
nitzer Of Vienna.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wins
Maryland U. Song Trophy

The intra- fraternity sing at the
University of Maryland was won
last night by Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fraternity and Delta Gamma
Sorority.
sac took first place for the
third straight year in the frater-
nifty division and retained the song
trophy permanently.
Delta Gamma Sorority won for
the second straight year in the
annual competition staged by 18
fraternities and II sororities.
The song fest was held in the
university gymnasium.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
DC. Heads Drop Plan
In Reorganization 10
Take Over Park Police
By John w. Stepp

The District Commissioners have
given up their idea of taking over
the United States Park Police un-
der their reorganization program.
Brig. Gen. Bernard L. Robinson,
Engineer Commissioner, made the
announcement late yesterday after
morning conference with Budget
Bureau officials.
The proposal to incorporate
Park Police into the Metropolitan
Police force has raised a clamor
from the start. 1t has largely
arisen from the Interior Depart
ment, of which the park force now
is a part. On the other hand,
President Truman repeatedly has
indicated in the past that there
are too many police forces in
Washington.
Common Practice in Cities.
In arriving at their final deci-
sion yesterday. the Commissioners
talked over the question with Fed
eral park officials as well as the
Budget Bureau.
Gen. Robinson explained after
ward that a reason for the re-
versal Of plans was that it is
common practice" in large muni-
cipalities to separate park from
metropolitan police forces.
The Park Police have been un-
der Interior Department control
since 1918. The force numbers
about 100 and patrols all of the
city's vast Federal park areas.
At the same time, the city heads
yesterday decided to leave Voca-
tional Rehabilitation Services
where it is-under the Federal
Security Agency. They wanted
at first to shift the agency to the
District Board of Education but
concluded that this would have
required special legislation to
obtain Federal funds for its sup
port.
Review Pay Grades.
Gen. Robinson also revealed
that the Commissioners are re-
viewing pay grades of municipal
employees in the light of new posi-
tions that will be established
under the reorganization plan.
This topic was to be discussed
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Austria Begins 2-Doy Festivity
Honoring Symbolic Giant Bell

Cardinal Innitzer also will con-
Isecrate the new high altar of the
cathedral and the interior of the
church will be fully opened tc
the VienneSe.
Fire in April, 1945, destroyed the
interior of the nave, the roof and
portions of the 446-foot tower oil
the cathedral, where the original
"Pummerin" had hung since il
was cast from Turkish cannon in
It'll.
In seven years, the cathedral
has been almost entirely rebuilt
at a cost of q million schillings
(more than 81 million) from the
contributions of Austria's rich
and poor.
AS the high steeple now is con-
sidered not strong enough to hold
the Pummerin, 1t will be hung on
a scaffolding until it can be
erected in the unfinished 2l3-
foot north tower of the cathedral.
Evening star., 1952-04-25

further during meetings today be-
tween Assistant Engineer Com
missioner Thomas j. Hayes III
and William F. Finan, an as
sistant director of the Budget
Bureau.
The officials hope to round out
an executive order on reorganiza-
ton and message of transmittal
to Congress by next Wednesday at
the latest,
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Reds Renume HimoIuyos

HONG KONG P.-The Chinese
Red Ministry Of Interior recently
renamed the outer Himalayas
across Central Tibet as the Kaijas
Range. The Communist news
paper, Ia Kung Pao. reporting
the order, said "the extremely er-
|roneous name outer Himalayas :.
was used according to the imper-
!ialiSt point of view"
Evening star., 1952-04-25
River Floods Factories
And Homes in North IfnLy

VARESE, Italy. April Is (P.-
The Olona River spilled over its
banks today, flooding three fac
tories and several homes in this
northern Italian town. A land
slide of water-soaked earth
blocked the Sacromonte highway
for $50 feet. Varese is in Lom-
hardy about $50 miles northeast
Iof Mention, France.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
3333l5II1CJ:&
1881 Demonstrators except whore noted.

1881 Demonstrators except whore Noted.
1-42o95 Admiral DuoI-temp, 10 Gu. it,, 1000,
1885
1-287.75 Frieidoire 8 Gu it,, MO8l -------21e.e5
1-249.95 GE, 8 GU it,, NCs8H--------16ee5
1-454.95 GE Gu. it,, -389.e5
l-259.95 KeIvnotor, Gu. it,, ,AH--------l72.e5
1-234.e5 KeIvinotor, 7 Gu. it,, ,As---------l5s.e5
800. .95 keIvinotor, 8 Gu. it,, ,DR---------2l7.s5
1-25e.95 PhiIeo. 9 Gu. IT,, e12 2--------leo.e5
1-259.95 Phco 9 Gu. it,, el3. 1851, new 1855
l-5l9.95 Philco. I Gu. it,, llo2 2---------249.e5
3-359.e5 PhIcos, ! Gu. it,, Ills, l95l----27e.e5
serve DoubIe-door. Gu. #. BR 1l18,
1895
3-239.95 Westinghouse, Gu. it, sc8, 1851, new,
1895
1-259.e5 Westinghouse, 8 Gu. it,, AA84----lee.e5
l-355. 10 KeIvinotor freezer, e3 Gu. it,. FRe3,
1-3o995 coo|erotor, Gu it., Rc6--------1ees5
1-2o995 Gibson. 8 Gu. f., 83l-----------l6e.e
l-l9e95 Admiral, 7 Gu. it,, 7lo-----------l3o.e
1-359e5 Admiral, Gu. it,, 1l7l--------24e.e
2zs.e5
Evening star., 1952-06-13
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1881 Demonstrators except where noted
l-24.95 Universal Hand Cleaners, 7746- 1926
1-5o.e5 GE Vacuum Upright. 8l2-------- 34.e5
3-89.e5 Apex Tanks, 640-------- 1895
$3.50 Universal Upright 57o6-------- 1895
l-o2.95 GE Upright, AVF807- 1926
1-72.95 Westinghouse Upright, Fl1------ 1895
1-83.25 Westinghouse Tank, T-4----- 5e.e5
1895 Eureka Cleaner, $3.50 -- 59.95
Evening star., 1952-06-13
RANGES 1ElI1EX71l;E,1|

1881 Demonstrators except where noted
l-l1e.95 WeIbilt Cos Ranges 36", 5O83 1925
1-le9.e5 Estote Cos Range, 3d., 5O3O 1885
2-27e.5o OrioIe Cos Range, 4o". 4o25B- 1880
1-2le.e5 PhiIco EIee. Range, 4o", 4ll--- l5e.s5
1-24l65 Estote Cos Range, 4o", $685. l5se5
1-2o475 Frieidoire EIec. Range, RMlo-- le4.e5
l-259e5 Estote Cos Range, 4o", 5o35--- 1898
l-2oe95 Phioo EIec. Range, 4O", 4l4--- 1895
l-4o066 Youngstown Dishwosher sink- 33ee5
1-259.e5 Estote Cos Range, 5035------- 1895
1-179.50 CoIorc Cos Range, 6el8------ 1926
Evening star., 1952-06-13
We Need the Space j. j. we're remode;no our
5 Floor must all floor samples demonstrators!
Out Goes 100, 900 Worth o1
TeIevision f Appliances
SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS
13I17ECJ

X3I1xEIIIA 11ZaB$8
1881 Demonstrators except noted
1-259.95 Emerson II" Table TV, 7OOB----leee5
1-28o.o5 GE II" Table TV, 17T5------l9o.e
l-3Oe.95 Emerson II" Console, 70l -----24e.e5
1-389.95 Emerson II" Console, 687------27e.e5
l-389o5 Emerson II" Console, 1855
l-4o995 Dumont l9" TV with FM rodo, Ardnore,
3z9.95
2-25995 PhiIeos, l21h" Console, l234---14s.e5
1-3le95 Olympic II" Console, 753-----l4o.e5
1-27e95 CBS 20" Table TV, 2oMl-------l7e.e5
1-28oe5 GE II" TobIe TV, l7T2-------1ee.s5
l-349e e5 Admiral II" Console, 27K16-----19o.e5
Avn II" Consoles, 2l64CM---1ee.o5
1-29oo IS CBS 20" TobIe TV, 2oTl -Ieo.o5
2-349 e5 CrosIey II" Consoles. l7cocl. 1851 new,
1895
1-279e5 Mirrortone Is" Console, MC---oe 1895
1-21995 S-CoIumbo "" TV, l7M5----14e.o5
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Trade TV

1-Bendx 10" TobIe TV-- 1899
l-Moenovox 10" Table TV-- 1899
l-MotoroIo l2h" Tobe TV------ 3e.oo
l-Bendx l2K" TobIe TV----- 1899
2-GE l2R" Table TV---------- 1899
2-AdmiroI 10" Console N------- 1899
1-Phco 10" Console TV-- 1899
1-Phico l21z" Console TV------ 1899
l-MotoroIo 12K" Console w. 1899
l-Bendix l2R" Console TV----- 1890
l-PhiIco 10" Table TV---------- 5000
1-GE 12A" TobIe TV------ 1899
l-Fomous Name 10" TobIe w. 1899
beverly l2lA" TobIe TV--- 39.eo
1-PhiIeo l2h" TV Rodo-Phono Comb.
1899
Evening star., 1952-04-16
Group Backs Robinson Plan After Talk by Donohue

May !, the Commissioner said,
adding that he feels there has not
been enough time for public con-
Isideration Of the Budget Bureau
plan.
The association also asked that
$50, 900 for planning the Laurel
(Md) children's center be re-
stored to the District budget and
that the Federal payment to the
city be fixed at $12 million. The
House has cut it down to 500 mil
lion.
The meeting, conducted by
John A. Remon, president. was
held in the st. AlbanS's Church
Parish Hall, Wisconsin and Mas
sachusetts avenues NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-16
Educators Meetinq
Called 10 Discuss
Local " Station

DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, presi-
dent Of George Washington Uni
versity. said today he is hoping
against hope" that District schools !
can build an educational television
station, but he isn't sure they can
supply the money.
Il understand that building a I
station and operating it for the
first year might cost 81 million"
DR.. Marvin said.
Il am hoping against hope
that something will come out of |
this-but how, and where. I don't
know"
DR.. Marvin has invited local
educators and art representatives
to meet at George Washington
University Monday to discuss the
possible new station. The Federal
Communications Commission, on
Monday set aside a channel for an
educational TV station and an
other channel for a commercial
station in the District.
VIII Explore Problems.
DR.. Marvin said the meeting
Monday will explore some of the
problems of educational TV.
THE educational programs
must not conflict with commercial
shows" DR.. Marvin said. Other
wise, we will get into a mess.
Then there's a question of how
much appeal an educational pro-
gram might have for people who
come home from work and want
to relax"
DR.. Marvin also cautioned that
an educational program had to be
''all-f1red" good or else it will flop.
This. he said, makes all-day pro-
gramming difficult.
II am approaching this thing
with an open mind" he said. But
you have to line up all the objec-
tions so you can see where you
are going"
Among Those Invited.
DR.. Marvin has invited these
organizations to send representa-
tlves to Mondays conference;
Catholic University. Georgetown
University. Howard University,
American University, Library of
Congress. Corcoran Art Gallery,
National Gallery of Art, Smith
sonian Institution, Brookings In
Stitute, Phillips Memorial Gallery,
Folger Shakespeare Library, /
Miner Teachers College, Wilson |
Teachers College and the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
The FEC. in dropping the freeze !
on TV construction, established |
channels for about 1000 more |
stations, including 242 non-profit |
stations devoted exclusively to |
education.
The first new application reach
ed the FEC yesterday. The Pinel-
las Broadcasting Co.. which op-
crates radio station WTSP in st. /
Petersburg Fla, asked permission /
to build commercial TV station. |
Virginia In No Hurry.
Applications for the educational
channels are expected to arrive
more slowly. Virginia colleges ap-
parently are in no hurry to jump
into TV. FEC assigned educational
channels to Richmond, Roanoke.
Blacksburg. Charlottesville and
Hampton roads.
Virginia Tech, at Blacksburg,
applied for TV permit some time |
ago but does not plan to rush con-
struction. officials of Hollins and |
Roanoke College say they are not
interested in using the Roanoke
channel because TV costs are pro-
hibitive for schools their size.
The University of Virginia has
discussed TV but has developed no
firm plans. 4
Evening star., 1952-04-16

The Cathedral Heights-Cleve-
land Park Citizens Association
last night indorsed the Robinson
Reorganization plan, after hear
ing Commissioner F.. Joseph
Donohue praise it.
In talk largely off the record,
the: Commissioner favored the
plan of Brig. Gen. Bernard l.
Robinson, Engineer Commissioner,
over that recently announced by
the Budget Bureau. The Robin
son plan would continue the Com
mission form, while the Bureaus
would set up a council-city mana
ger plan.
President Truman will submit
one of the plans to Congress by