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Cow Beach Cottages

Cozy bungalow in peaceful residential
area. convenient to shopping center
and bay, on Handicapped lot 50xl U
it., with picket fence; has every
convenience of city home with =
bedrooms, comfortable living room
modern equipped kitchen and cozy
dinette and complete bath; ample
storage space above i st floor: Ideal
for retirement. Widow must find
smaller quarters; reasonably priced
at $500.
2-Attractive summer cottage, corner
location, lpe fenced lot with :
holly trees and others: spacious liv-
ing room with log burning fireplace
hall to kitchen, shower and toilet
room; a few minor improvements
will greatly enhance its value; own
er obtaining larger home; only S3,-
200 for quick sale.
"a dainty little cottage on single
lot, with screened front porch
shaded by tall trees; attractive liv-
ing room and bedroom; convenient
kitchen and dinette; furnished. only
$3.50. Phone Mr.. Fowler, locally.
any eve. after d or stop at our
office this week end.
CHESAPEAKE CO.. INC.
Wash. Blvd, Chesapeake Beach. Md.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-For Al Mercury; radia-
tor. grill. hood, front tenders head
lights. column shift FA. S422
WANTED-Transfer rights to set
o., Welding tanks, any size. Call
CHI. 3105.
HOME ON WHEELS. ready to go.
large school bus; Perfect body.
will sell any part. KI. S-l375.
I TIRES, used, white sidewalks, S20x
Is. Best offer. AP. 637s
TIRES 90. Firestone. Super Balloon,
S00xi 3, white sidewalks with only
> miles wear: will sri fnr 80
each. less than list Call Monday
after 10 am, WA. 9,1i or Ness
River T06S Sunday.
FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS-Re-
new the life of your car almost
any model available Ford Chcv-
rolst. Dodge Plymouth. Buick.
Chrysler De Soto Olds Pontiac.
Studebaker Champ pion and Wil,ys.
Terms as low as Sll monthly In
sta)lation can be arranged MONT
GOMERY WARD Alex Va. AL,
1850 oLDs Rocket engine cn,n-
plete, new condition. Best offer,
FA. 51S4. -
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NEW MASONRY COTTAGE

On water front. Just completed 2
lbedrms.; b;i. bath. liv. rm., fireplace,
rms; keen your boat at door. win
terized terms 1Cape AIMEE. A real
buy and in lovely condition. 2 bed
rms. bath. kit. din rm., liv. rm.
and porch. several lots close to sand
terized with late-type heating plant:
terms. avalon Shores). | have 81
others for YOU TO select from.
tracts. to IL acres on water front
terms, and new subdivision of
have been built. will build to suit
purchaser on terms. RUBY DOWNS.
Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
Wheelers Hardware Bldg. West
River k10S. Deale. Md
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VACATION PLACES

CANADA VACATION: Housekeeping
COTTAGES. S25-S30 weekly. 4-acre
wooded island in beautiful lake. A.
L. RICE. Ompah. ontario. until
June /: Collegeville. Pa
LOON. S? DAY EACH! Clean water
front ants Private baths! Fully
equipped kitchens Free utilities!
Fishino. boating Write RIVERSIDE
HOTEL Titusville. Fla. ton U. S. ]
S. of Daytona).
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WATERFRONT
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
Stretched Out for View
FOR SUN AND FOR AIR

On view side is Elassed-in modern
living room, and dining room with
artistically designed fireplace at far
end, A very long front glassed area,
stone floor in living room. Large
bedroom back of living room. sep
arated by wall with sliding panel,
giving mirrored view effect. 2 other
nice-sized bedrooms. exceptionally
beautiful moderniStic electric kitch-
en- and . modern tile baths, large
utility room; automatic oil heat;
also guest room. Very beautiful floors
throughout. This site is broad
tract that slopes off at the front
where view of the cove lies. A very
lovely tract of land studded with
rare fruit trees and all types of
shrubbery Property is equipped for
use in any season. 90 statesmen CAM
be wrong. It is one of the most
beautiful ranch-type homes you
would want to see. Priced at
$4,000. substantial down payment
Evening star., 1952-04-06

REMEMBER
How you used to DREAM about some
day owning a piece of ground near
the. water, where fishing. swimming
and hunting were practically at
your doorstep?
That DREAM can now come true at
CAPE ST. MARY'S on the beautiful
Patuxent River, only one hours
drive from D. c. Miles of sandy
shores, recreation park and safe
anchorage for your boat.
Lots from 1895 and farms from $3.50
with terms to suit every budget.
N. G.. HINES & SON
SALES AGENT
Drive to Waldorf, Md.
Routes 5 or 301, left at Waldorf
to Guys Corner. then fve miles to
sand Gates and Cape St. Marys.
Paved roads all the way.
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP ROCK RIDGE-Boys 6-1o;
riding. swimming. rifle practice,
archery. photography. nature lore
and all camp activities Constant
supervision by experienced counsel
ors Information upon request
GRACE NJ. BEARD, Herndon. Va.
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LONG BEACH
RESALE BARGAINS
HOUSES '
TURKEY POINT

TURKEY POINT
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS
ALL WITH WATER FRONT OR
VIEW OF WATER
Beautiful. white sandy beach for use
Of all lot owners.
WATERFRONT LOTS,
$1,000 up
INLAND LOTS,
$500 UP
Terms Restricted
Turn left at church on Beverly Beach
rd at Mayo. Md. Salesman on
premises SUNDAY afternoon.
CHARLES F. LEE, Realtor
Annapolis. Nd. "a
WATER FRONT PARADISE
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. s23.5oo
Beautiful home on approx. "a acre.
approx. go It. no water with private
pier. Lge. living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm., modern kit, 4 bedrmS..
. baths slass-enclosed porch, sun
room oil heat. sarage, beautiful
shrabberv and trees. Week-ends
call West River 6l44.
Max c. Schwartz, Ia $500
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SUMMER HOMES

FOR RENT-5-rm., completely fur
nished bungalow; all modern con-
veniences; $50 per wk,, July and
Aug; $50 wk., June and September
JOHN B. ANDERSON. Box 151
Rehoboth Beach Delaware.
COBB ISLAND-Rent for the season
furnished. Cottage surrounded by
lge. scr. porch Reas. LU. 4-51S1.
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MT. TOP RETREAT
FULL PRICE, So, 100

100 miles Washington: secluded
easily accessible. near hard road
Good Groom, 4-bedroom home; suit
able summer or year-round. Elec-
fricity. barn. chicken house. some
acreage Located very top Cacapon
Mountain. high above Potomac River
Magnificent views Nice resort town.
summer sports, 3 miles away I'm
mediate possession. WIDMEYER.
owner. 33 N Potomac St. Hasers-
town. Nd Phone 2247.
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LOANS

DESIRE to purchase 2nd trust note
preferably from owner Mr. HORN,
IA, 1858. ST. 3444 weekdays.
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LOANS (cont.)
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
construction funds. Arlington area.
McCLAINE PROPERTIES 2lO0 Will
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 G st. n W., NE. 2495
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes, D. c..
nearby Nd or Va; Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST.
MENT CORP; 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st
Ind and 3rd L.ortgages; nearoy Md
properties. Call MR.. PERCY. JU
$4,000, .3I9 Fig Bldg. Sill Spg.. Nd
CASH PAID for lst ano 2nd trust
notes. white or colored. in D. c..
Md. or Va: quick settlement Full
14th and 6 SITS. NV. Di $3.50.
end TRUST NOTES WANTED-Cash
in hours. MR.. CHANTKER. ST
FIRST TfRUsTT loans on real estate: e
low rates: } to 5 year terms aud
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC.-ll15 Eve 81. NV. Ma 646S
first deeds of trust. Low interest
rates No parking problem THE
VIENNA TRUST CO. Vienna. Va
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2la', to AZ DISCOUNTS
MIR QUICK RA 31lS
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TOP PRICE, End TRUST
NOTES. BERGMAN REALTY
CO., ia. 1850, ST. 9433.
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RARNARY WOODS

BARNABY WOODS
Lot 50x130; utilities. Priced to sell
fast OIL. 37S7 or EN-, 1919. IS
BUILDERS
One mile to D. c. line, Sc. 78 semi
detached lots. sewer water and gas.
bus service at property Easy terms.
will subordinate. Call CLYDE j.
MARKEY, Me. 34O7. Ewes. AP.
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FACTORY REBUILT MOToRs-p,
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

TRUCK; or 9 men; small! lcb nov
ing; 24-hr. service, MI. 194s 10.
9-9660. IS
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WE ARE ALSO OFFERING
ANY NUMBER OF BEACH
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
Priced From $4,000 Up
LOTS FROM
$1,000 UP. AGENTS AT
BAY, SATS., SUNS.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE OR CALL
LU 4-3342, Ii. 7-a597. HU. 1113a
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO
REALTORS. 400 Central Ave. NE
LONG BEACH
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SportSman's Paradise

20 acres beautiful wooded land fac
ing Tridelphia Lake -" mi. from
D: c. Secluded but easily access
slble; So. 500-la cash. 81. 1858.
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NEARBY SOUTHERN MD.
KNOTTY PINE

Cottage beautifully situated In pine
grove. on hizh elevation overlooking
Chesdpeake Bay, completely furn.,
including new BendiX washer; re-
strlcted beach S6,500.
5 ACRES. SMALL HOUSE
On STATE rd.; restricted beach colony;
S5 500.
PENINSULA
4-bedrm. attractive home: 2 acres
beautiful shrubbery: excel. harbor
and beach; Sl1,95U.
f3-ACRE PENINSULA
One mile water front: ami; on
high knoll; S49,50O.
55 acres: 1000 it. on st. Marys
Greek; S9950,
l0-ACRE BEAUTIFUL. WOODED
bldg. site; excel. water front, S.
$50. See us for all types of water
front property
VIRGINIA McFADDEN
No. . hwy, St Leonard. Md. Calvert
County. Phone Prince Frederick
9-W-., or 264 -J-5.
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UNUSUAL LOCATION

D14VIO u II O4N w II GIC
Double sided asbestos shiNgle. .
bedrms., lse. liv. rm.. kit. with
sink. full bath with tub and
shower, septic tank. running wa
ter. Sheet rock partitions. Porch
SKIS. Lge. attic. Lot 15Xl5O.
Unexcelled views over miles of lower
Potomac. AZ miles D. c. Opposite
Kettle Bottom Shoals. well-known
oystering. fishing and ducking area.
quite complete but ready for occu-
pancy. Save 81 900 or more by
buying now at $500. Terms. j. A.
CULLEN, DU. 1920
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COBB ISLAND. $4,000

dobs sS1 On sbnve new bed
rooms, large living room. full bath
with shower, septic tank, - electric
openings and fixtures. Sheetrock
partitions. porch Sx24. large attic,
corner lot: 81 900 down. j. A,
CULLEN Du. 1920 a
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TEMPLE HILLS PARK

This beautiful subdivision lies on a
high and beautiful plateau about 9
miles from U. S. Capitol on Temple
rd. Lots 5nx200: prices start at
$500 each; 500 per lot cash and
$40 per lot per month. Will sell
lots on paved Temple rd. at higher
price and better terms. Buy as a
wartime investment or homesite.
Drive out Pa. ave. to Branch ave. to
st Barnaby rd. and left from ST.
Barnaby rd. to Temple Hill rd.. fol-
low Temple Hill I'd. to GAIL Lem
bert dr.. on right side of road. Tele-
phone LO. 3-363o. Mrs. Gurrier's S
BEALL TURNER & CO. 11O5 YER
mont ave. HO. 1878. MA. 6l31.
60 "B" APT. SITE
A beautiful 4O-foot level lot with
l5-foot side and 30-foot rear alley,
paved street, all city improvements,
zoEed so B." for apartments; East
Capitol ST. east of Lincoln Park.
Priced right.
Chevy Chase, D. c.. $50
Choice lot. 4Ox10O adjoining prem
ises 6424 Thirtv-third st. NV.
Chevy Chase, D. G. BEALL
TURNER & CO., 11O5 Vermont ave.
National 6131, Hobart 1878.
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ROWROAT and motor for sale. in.
CABIN CRiiSER~3s #. 1,o-n -
eenaeine; fully equipped: s3.sOd. sin
%, Corlnthian Yacht Club. TE
u23 ST. 5000 Ext. SO, &.
hhtiSRrnEi IN 4;cyI ship, in per-
sell or trade for smaller motnr
hs,EEIN MOTORS, 22OI NJ st NV.
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FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

No. . hwy, St Leonard. Md. Calvert
County. Phone Prince Frederick
4-W-o or o64 -J-5
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MD. SOUTH RIVER, mr.. Anna polls,
furnished. s-rm house, approx. ?
acres of land. ga baths. 4 bedrms.
elec. kit. oil-burner heat, lear ga
rase, pvt. boat house. wharf and
sandy beach. good fishing and SWIM
ming, call MI. 5444 for appt.
24x30. S3,349; completed on your
lot less plumbing and wiring. LU.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14

Sigma Gamma Rios Slipping
away for q short "pow-wow" call
ed by Alpha Chi chapter. A re-
freshing pause,
Zeta Phi Beta Buzz sessions
on the campus, Scoop number one
Congratulations are in order for
the jefferson county teachers as
ISOLATION on h e interesting
pageant AN Apple For The
Teacher A special mention is due
Dorothy r. Burkett. chairman.
Townsend park school faculty
IN, L. Brantley, principal n d
C. N Toney, ASSISTANT on their
open house" on Friday eve. The
new building is very nice. The
AMIN college choir CA M, Love
lace, directory and the Merrill hi
school chorus ruth Green, di.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14

sor Immediately hand in their designations,
This even applied in many cases where the APP
pointee has been named for definite period of
time.
Eyed by Negro Republicans, just to name
a few places, are the Ambassadorship to Ii
IBERIA, the Federal Judgeship of the Virgin Is
lands, and the Municipal Judgeshp of the Dis
trct of Columbia. 1t is also quite likely that
a Negro will be named to a Federal Judgeshp
on the mainland, and at least one, perhaps two
or more will get at least assistantships in the
new presidents cabinet The only Negro ever to
hold full assistantship was William II. Lewis
of Boston, who was an assistant attorney gen
eral. Other Negroes, including Robert L.
Vann, served as special assistant to the attcr-
ney general.
1t will be interesting to see how some of
the big name Negroes will manage to handle
their affairs which deal with the White House
Undoubtedly, General Eisenhower as president
will welcome representatives of all segmentS of
the population who desire to present a case or
cause to him, yet it could be most embar-
RAISING to an individual who has been 50 bit
ter in denouncing Eisenhower as the Repub-
can candidate.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14

BY julius J. Adams
The big names in the BLACK Cabinet that
have made news in Negro America for the past
30 years will be missing from the headlines in
few months, it appears evident as 1t is GER
tain that there will be reshuffling of top po-
stions in political affairs.
Since the middle of the New Deal, most OF
the top Negroes have been aligned with the
Democratic party. These included social work
ers, educators, ministers, business men and la
Dor officials 1t is reasonable to believe that
heads will roll.
Traditionally, the Republican party has
gone along with many Democrats, holding them
over after winning an election. The party has
learned its lesson Without Deing indicative
IL is reasonable to assume that all or most OF
the juicy plums held by Democrat stall
warts will be given to the Republicans
However, IL can be expected that in any case
where Republican or an Independents is pick
ed TO replace Democrat the new appontee
will be equally or better qualified than the per-
son he or she replaces II is IN old habit If
Republican officials to pick able and honest
men.
As is the custom when a new executive is
elected, all persons appointed by his predeCes-
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
Stand by The PRESS-|t Stands by You!
rector are tops
HERE AND THERE

The Alpha Phi Alpha Beaux
Art ball scheduled for November
IA is featuring the Para de Of
Fantastic Hats. How about that?
Different A'Course.
Thelma Bryan Berry (of Chica-
go) was a weekend visitor to
the city. Thelma is the daughter
of the ]. B. Bryants of Gaines
street.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14

assembly were H. H. Denton
tmost militant, E. L. Hawkins ton
guard, Bernice Moore, Treopia
Gravelly, Vera Rose, Elizabeth
Hamilton, Erma Kelly, Leroy
Christophe, sr., Marion Johnson,
Vivian Hegwood
Glamour Plus Janet johnson
North Little Rock and Carrie
F. Ellis (Marianna.
Pleasant Interludes Chop Suey
dinner on Thursday with Gladys
McKindra
Others on hand Sylvia Caruth
and Vivian Arnold A delicious
dinner at Roselle Hensons on
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
:: RIGHT AROUND US :
Continued from page seven

n page seven
Wednesday. Resting in Mary Me
Murray Clayborne's beautiful
room in the student union build
ing on Friday Mary is Margaret
Reeds tbasileuS of Little Rock
AKA's) sister
Courtesy Plus Sorors of Alpha
Rho. Ivies of Alpha Rho, fresh
man Marionette Hicks Hot
Springs,
NAACPers Soliciting for their
defense fund Daisy Bates, Estate
PRESIDENT, Pearline Johnson
president of The Wives" club
Ida Ruth Morton, Estelle Rutledge
and Juanita Walls.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14

tional and Local Groups who sent 4'2lS
Delegates from 80 States to Washing
ton in January, 1850, in the Interest o.
FEPC and Other Civil Rights Bills Ne
is now Administrator of The NAACP
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14

Mr.. Wilkins served as Secretary of The
NAACP during Walter Whites leave of
absence, also as Chairman Of the Ma
tional Emergency Civil Rights MobiIi-
zation, composed of more than 100 Ma
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
STRAIGHT AHEAD
New National Negro Leadership
Looms In Eisenhower Victory


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Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
Little Rock, Ark.

ROY WILKINS, One of The Country's Outstanding Or.
ators Will Be The Speaker.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
Arlington Withho|ds Pay
L0f Employees Owing Taxes

Pay checks of about a dozen Ar
lington policemen and a number
of other county employees were
withheld yesterday because the
treasurer's Office said the en-
ployes had failed to pay taxes due
last December.
County Treasurer Colin c. Mac
Pherson was not available for
comment. Another County off,
cial. however, said that State law
requires that the treasurer shall
not pay funds to any one who
owes the county money.
A similar procedure has been
followed in the past when en-
ployes have failed to pay taxes by
June.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
Weinsfein and Son Cleared
On Court Rules CHARGES

Bondsman Louis Weinstein and
his son. Max, today were clear
of charges they obtained an at
torney for one of their clients
in violation of Municipal Court
rules.
A three-judge tribunal yester-
day threw out the accusations as
improved.
De Witt Butler, jr., 20, colored
of the 700 block of Irving street
NV, had charged that Max Wein-
stein had a lawyer assigned to
him last February to fight an as
sault charge against him. Butler
was convicted.
Noting that the charge against
the bondsmen was a serious one
the judges said Butler failed to
establish that the rule was vio-
lated. The panel consisted OF
Chief Judge George P. Barse ano
Judges George D. Nelson and Johr
ii. Malloy.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
1.-Two Medical Officers
And Two Enlisted Men
Get Navy Citations

Two Naval medical officers and
two enlisted men were awarded
citations today at ceremonies con-
Quoted by Capt. P. H. Lyon, COM
manding officer, Anacostia Naval
Air Station.
1t. Leo T. Delaney, jr., of 1922
Forty-fourth street NV, was
awarded the Gold Star for out
standing service with the Fleet
Marine Division in Korea.
Maintaining a forward aid sta
ton under heavy fire last year,
1t. Delaney commandeered a tank,
directed it through heavy mortar
fire and evacuated 10 casualties.
He gave them first aid on stretch
erS atop the tank. All that night,
and the next day, he continued
the rescue work without sleep and
security.
1t. Delaney already had re-
ceived the Silver Star and Bronze
Star.
1t. Leonard B. Berman, 1859
Massachusetts, avenue Sc, was
awarded a commentator ribbon
with metal pendant and a per-
manent citation for extremely
meritoriouS service in the treat
ment and disqualification of 5,8O4
war casualties at a japanese base
hospital.
A Republic of Korea citation
went to Hospitalman Third Glass
Theodore l.. Marr, Council Bluffs,
Iowa, for outstanding service while
with the First Medical Battalion
First Marine Division, in Korea.
Aviation Machinist's Mate Third
Glass Aubrey H. Cochran, 3459
Minnesota avenue Sc, was
awarded letter of commenda-
ton with metal pendant and COM
bat distinguished device for mer-
itorius service aboard the Aircraft
Carrier Bataan during combat
operations in Korean waters.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
Admiral Jones Named
Naval Inspector Genera

Rear Admiral j. Cary Jones will
become Naval Inspector General
in August, the Navy announced
yesterday.
Admiral Jones, now chief of
the military assistance advisory
group to The Netherlands, will
succeed Rear Admiral Henry S.
Kendall, who will become presi-
dent of the Naval Examining
Board and the Physical Disability
Board.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
Virqinion Gets Law Post

Attorney Louis Koutoulakus will
become an assistant Common
wealth Attorney in Arlington on
July l, Commonwealth's Attorney
William j. Hassan announced to-
day. The additional position was
authorized by the county board,
as salary of $4,250 per year.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
Rail Rotes to Rise

Paraguay has authorized the
Central Railroad to increase
freight and passenger rates by Is
per cent.
Evening star., 1952-06-24
HiqhIiqhts
Radio Today.


500, WRC-Cavalcade of Amer
ica: Jane Wyman portrays Mary
Todd Lincoln in THE Dark Heart
800, WMAL - Americas Town
Meeting: do the Conventions Rep
resent the Will of the People?" is
discussed by Representative Clifford
P. Case and Roscoe Drummond."
900, WRC-Bob Hope Show:
Peggy Lee and James c. Petrillo
visit.
1890, WTOP-Musicland, u. S. A.:
Earl Wrightson, Jimmy Carroll and
Eugene Baird in a musical program.
TelevisiOn Today.
700, WTOP-Mark Evans: Caskie
Stinnett Of Holiday magazine Is in
tervieWed.
500, WTTG-Life Is Worth Liv.
ing: Bishop Fulton j. Sheen gives
the last of his series of programs
500, WMAL-On Trial: Senator
Estes Kefauver discusses HAS
the Democratic Administration
Strengthened Our Economy"
$3.50, WTTG - Keep Posted:
Should Foreign Policy Be an Issue
in the Election?" is discussed by
Senator John j. Sparkman and Sen-
ator Styles Bridges.
900, WTOP-Ctime Syndicated:
Senator Herbert r. O'Conor is guest
narrator.
500, WNBW-Fireside Theater
George Wallace and Carol Mathews
are featured in THE Boxer and the
Stranger.
$50. WNBW Circle Theater
Wesley Addy and Floyd Buckley
star in "Cappie's Candles"
1880, WTOP-Letter Of the Law
Dona Mason portrays the defendant
in a fictitious murder trial.
Evening star., 1952-06-24
On the Air
On the Air
Bing Crosby Looks Fine on TV,
McC orthy Meets Mccarthy
By Horry Macarthur

Two notable events took place
on television during the week end
Each, in its way, may have far
reaching effects. One was the Tv
debut of Bing Crosby and the
other was demonstration that
Senator Joseph Mccarthy is not
invincible in television debate.
Chronologically, the epochal
Crosby appearance comes first. II
was made, as every one must
know, on the Saturday night and
Sunday "telethon" on NBC and
CHS to raise funds for the Olym-
pic Committee. With Bob Hope
and Dorothy Lamour, Crosby
stayed on hand for more than ID
hours. At least the three were still
there at 1880 Sunday afternoon
seeming approximately as fresh as
they had been dozen hours
earlier.
This is making a television de-
but the hard way. A "telethon" is
no picnic for any one involved. 1t
can wear those conducting it to a
frazzle. BY the time the end of it
is in sight a performer is likely to
be looking far from his best and to
be regarding the whole Of tele-
vision with a distinct aversion.
Crosby, it must be noted. passed
this rugged test we'll. He brought
along his Paramount hairline and
neat attire, rather than the slouch
hat and blazing sports shirts that
are his radio trademarks. He
looked fine when he stepped before
the TV cameras for the first time.
He obviously was a little nervous
about the step he was taking, but
not enough SO to hide one salient
fact. The effortless Crosby man
ner and ingratiating charm, all
in low key, come through the elec-
tronic cameras with full impact.
He is q welcome visitor in the liv-
ing room. His success in pictures
and radio can be followed by equal
success in television any time he
decides to do it.
There is only one word Of ad-
vice for Mr.. Crosby. in passing. IT
he looks for a model of TV deport-
ment to guide him. let's hope he
selects Dinah Shore, a television
girl, rather than Crony Bob Hope,
a studio audience man.
+ 4 4 X
The fallacy of Senator Nc
Carthy's invincibility in debate
was exploded on Ted Granik's
American Forum of the Air"
(WNBW-Sunday, 10:30 p.mo
The technique for dealing with
him in TV discussion-or maybe
any other discussion for that mat
ter-was demonstrated by another