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Evening star., 1952-08-21
Associated Press Stoff Correspondent
NEW YORK.

How can adult educational pro-
grams be presented on TV ir
an interesting and entertaining
manner?
american Inventory" now
starting its second year on NBC-
lTV, has made one answer to this
question by taking an inventory
| of the values in our American
way of life and presenting them
for TV audiences.
The program is not sponsored
and simply attempts to offer solu-
tions to pertinent problems in the
public eye.
Some of the subjects covered
have been. Highway safety, the
jury system, mental health. in
flation, civilian defense and COM
batting Communism.
Recently American Inventory
delved into one of the biggest
problems in the country today
hoodlum crime. The program, en-
titled The Cop on the Beat" told
the story of the Importance of
that vanishing American the
policeman who covers patrol on
foot. The program was so effect
lively portrayed that the police
departments in Minneapolis and
Milwaukee asked to have kline
scope recordings to show to their
policemen.
The producer of American In
ventory" is William Hodapp, q
conscientious and imaginative
man who was born 80 years age
in Louisville, KY.
Says Hodapp on the objectives
| of the program: 1T is important
| for adult education in televisior
to interpret to the viewer the
problems of the world in which
he lives; show him his stakes
| in the subjects under considera-
ton, stimulates his intellectual
curiosity: be hopeful and con-
Structive in approach though TAX
ing a clear look at debit sides.
and offer possible solutions for
a free citizens choice"
Evening star., 1952-08-21
This TV Program Explains
The American Way of Life
By Syd Kronish

completely frustrated when they
move into CBS's new TV center
here next October.
Robert B. Monroe, one Of the
networks audio engineers. has
developed an audio limiter for
all intercommunications micro
phones. No matter how loudly
you shout into this intercom SyS-
tenn. the level of the voice is au-
tomatically brought down to a
conversational tone.
Not only will this gadget be a
boon to the actor. but it may
eventually eliminate those direc-
tors whose lack of talent has been
hidden by a booming voice.
+ Y X X
Liberace, the personality boy on
the piano who has been subbing
I for Dinah Shore on NBC this
summer, now finds himself caught
up in one of those dilemmas which
make ulcers an occupational di-
SeaSe.
After many futile attempts to
get his own TV show, he finally
got a break from a local station
here a few months ago, signed a
contract and became an instant
success with Los Angeles viewers.
Permission was given Liberace
| to fill in on the NBC network this
summer, as long as it did not af-
feet his local weekly show. But
now NBC is so happy with the
lpianist's rating that it would like
! to keep him.
A contract is a contract, how
ever, and Liberace will probably
have to forego any permanent
offers from NBC until he serves
out his time on the local Chan
! mel 13.
Betty Furness, the CHS candi-
date for President at both Chicago
political conventions, had to pre-
| foA4 uPOA1 OlIC VI 4lCl oPOllSOI D
vice presidents to give her a letter
of protection"
/ Seems that all of Betty's friends
were putting the bite on her to
get them a healthy discount on
the many appliances she pitched
on TV.
Now Betty pulls this letter on
them. which says in effect-"No-
body gets a discount or a free re-
lfrigerator, including Miss Fur
ness"
4 \ 4 \
Movie Producer Stanley Kramer
just returned from Israel where
he plans to shoot a new picture in
the near future. When a Holly
wood wag heard about it, he
cracked: Kramer has finally
found the answer to television-
Tel Aviv."
(Copywright 1882,
Mirror Enterprises Syndicate).
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Engineer Quits
.TVDirectors
By Hal Humphrey

HOLLYWOOD.
TV directors who are given to
shouting their instructions at the
performers will find themselves
Evening star., 1952-08-21

publican. of South Dakota, i
! quizzed by newsmen.
1915, WOL-Guest Star: JEFF
| Chandler is starred with John Contt
and Harry Sosnik in "The Woods.
man."
Television Today.
$3.50, WTTG-Baseball: Washing
ton VS.. st. Louis.
$3.50, WNBW-What Happened?:
Roger Price, Maureen Stapleton
Frank Gallop and Lisa Ferraday are
panel members of a quiz show mod
Grated by Ben Grauer.
900, WTOP-Pick the Winner
John Foster Dulles and Averell
Hartman are guests.
1000, WTOP-Racket Squad
How, a professor of geneology'
worked confidence game is shown
by Capt. Braddock.
1000, withdrawing: An
hour of wrestling from Chicago.
1880, WNBW-Foreign Intrigue:
A clown and a midget bring foreign
correspondent Robert Cannon (Jer-
'ome Thor to a mining village in
northern Europe in "Sleeper's VII
llage."
1880, WTOP-I've Got a Secret.
lMischa Auer is guest.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
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CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K SITS. NV. 2
Evening star., 1952-11-06
|Yirginio Near 2-Porty Setup, G. @. p. Declares

I'm other words; = he add ded. ~
think Stevenson inherited a num-
Der of very serious liabilities. and
|he was not able to convince the
people he could dissociate himself
from these SO
State Democratic Chairman
Nelson Parker said the people
wanted q change ."and they didn't
think Stevenson could; give them
the change PARTICULARLY after the
Presidents tour which made them
feel he controlled Steyenson.
Mr.. Parker, like Gov. Battle,
viewed Tuesdays results as no dis
credit to the DemocTatic Party
LOT Virginia. He predicted the
party would pull together and hold
Its dominant role IN the State.
Courtesy Can On Battle.
AS If to lend credence I'd this
forecast, two leaders Of the Demo
IcratS : for Eisenhower movement
lpaid courtesy call on Gov. Bat
tile yesterday to, .,as they put it
show good will"
The pair were Mills r. Neal, who
He'd the Democrats-for-I Ike State
wide campaign. and Coleman
lWortham, who headed the move
tment in Richmond.
Robert ". Hatcher. Richmond
businessman who assisted Mr.
Neal as a leader Of the Democrats
for Eisenhower, said the grour
will remain in the Democratic
ranks. "a
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Maryland Democrats |:
Seek New Leaders
After rSmasIliing Defea1
D. he Aa.seia,sd Press

Maryland Democrats fumbled
lin the ruins of their smashing
ELECTION defeat today. looking for
some one to lead once proud
|party that now claims a majority
only On the registration books.
Both United States Senators
from Maryland win be Republi-
cans when the new Congress
meets, and it's pretty certain the
congressional delegation will stand
at As in favor Of the Republicans
Democrat Richard Lankford
l821 votes behind Republican
Frank Small, wants an official
count before he comedies defeat
lin the 5th District congressional
race. The official canvass was
started today.
Still Control Assembly.
The bewildered. defeated Demo-
Gratis had only two sources OF con-
ISOLATION to consider after their
cherries showing at the polls
Tuesday.
Their presidential candidate
Gov. Stevenson. drew more votes
in the State than any other candi-
date in history except Gen. Eisen-
hover. who defeated him.
On the basis of complete but
unofficial returns, Gov. Stevenson
polled 391,754 votes, and Gen
Eisenhower, 493. 1857. The previou.
high was 389,612 votes polled BY
Roosevelt when he won nationally
and in Maryland in 1886.
The other source of consola.
ton remaining to the Democrat.
was the fact that at least they
still control the General Assem-.
IDLY, an issue which comes before
the voters in 1854.
Governor Is Republican.
Even that consolation prize Il
mot such a particularly brillian
lone, since State power is not 70,
1.-THE Democrats alone-the Cover
nor is a Republican.
Actually the Democrats hav,
been without a strong leader sine.
wv. Preston Lane was defeated fol
Governor two years ago.
Their defeated Senate candi.
tdate. George p. MahOnev. haSna
decided yet what his next steY
will be. TITS only the day aftel
the election" he pointed out las
might when asked about his plans
Meanwhile, the Republican,
have only growing pains to worr.
about. For the first time sincl
the days Of Herbert Hoover, the.
Twill be in a position to distribute
patronage. Senator Butler vii
become senior Senator. but Gov
lMcKeldin will expect to hav,
some voice when Federal melon
lare sliced.
How smoothly the two will bl
Iable to work together is q matte
lof debate. It is known Senate
Butler bitterly resented Mr.. Nc
lKeldin's efforts among the Mary
Hand, delegation on behalf Of Ger
Eisenhower. Senator Butler wa
Ian outspoken supporter of Senate
ITaft Of Ohio.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
~ ihs Assoeiciad Press

RICHMOND. Nov. 6.-Repup.
licans talked hopefully today ci
|long-awaited fruition Of the two-
party system in Virginia, but "or-
ganization" Democratic leaders
seemed unperturbed BY the q. o
|P.'s amazing triumph in Tuesdays
election. #
State Republican Chairman
Floyd Landreth Of Galax inter-
|preted Gen. Eisenhower's impress
|sive victory and the election o1
three G. o. P, Congressmen as In
|dicating Virginia at,long last is on
|the verge Of q gentiine tWo-party
|Setup. ss,. 80 q. 81
Mr.. Landreth said he would cal
la meeting of the Republican State
Committee soon to assay the par
tvs new position in Virginia.
Republican National Commit
teeman Ted Dalton saw Tuesdays
outcome as q move away from
the fetish of the Democratic
label. Hereafter, predicted Mr.
| Dalton. matters win be, decided
more on their merit. on the basil
of candidates and issues involved
Democratic Chiefs Not Worried.
But while the Republicans hac
their hopes up, Democratic chief
Itains didn't appear particularly
worried about their political fu.
lture in the Old Dominion.
Most Of them attributed the Re.
lpublicans' overwhelming victor.
Ito extenuating circumstances sucf
ias'a potent argument for a chang,
and charges of corruption ant
communism in Government.
Gov. Battle, in fact, saw tn,
vote in Virginia as mo reflection
on the Democratic Party Of th'
State. He attributed Gen. Eisen
hower's triumph to Virginians' de-
sire "for clean sweep in Wash
ington."
They apparently felt. said Gov
Battle, that mo matter how ca
lpable and honest Gov. Stevenson
might be, he wouldn't be able II
start with a clean sheet"
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Maryland Nurses Elect

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6 R.-Miss
Anna Holmes. instructor and su.
peryisor OF public health nursing
at Union Memorial Hospital, Bal
tinfore. was elected president oi
the Maryland State Nurses Asso-
citation yesterday. Miss Alice Oar.
ner of Frederick was named vice
president and Miss Irene j. Cole
man Of Baltimore, secretary.
Evening star., 1952-11-06

But this unity theme was moi
sounded by leaders of the liberal
wing Of State Democrats.
Francis Pickens Miller of Albe.
marie said the State Democratic
Party must be reconstructed sun.
der leadership that can be
trusted. While the q. q. r. sweep
In Virginia reflected q National
trend. 1t also was -, measure Of
the extent to which the Demo
cratic Party In Virginia has beer
sold down the river by some Of its
erstwhile leaders" he said.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
NO Hondicup for Buby

First prize In a baby show In
Eton. England. went to e H.
fmonth-old child who. at birth,
lhad weighed only two pounds. IL
lounceS.
Evening star., 1952-11-06

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Evening star., 1952-11-06

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Evening star., 1952-01-20
Coming Attractions

SOIHtiS NtIOSliOIlS
Stage.
ARENA STAGE-"School for
Scandal" with Ann Cho-
doff, starting Tuesday.
NEW GAYETY 1.-THE Stu
dent Prince" with Glenn
Burris, starting tomorrow.
Screen.
| AMBASSADOR - Another
Mans Poison" with Bette
Davis. starting Thursday.
| CAPITOL-"Pandora and the
Flying Dutchman." with
Ava Gardner. starting
Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"The Cave of
Outlaws" with Alexis Smith,
starting Thursday.
DUPONT-"R a sho Mon"
Japanese prize film.
KEITH'S-"I Want YOU"
with Farley Granger, start
ing Wednesday.
METROPOLITAN - Lost
Continent" with Cesar Ro-
nero, starting Thursday.
| NATIONAL - my Friend
Flicka," with Roddy Nc
Dowall, and "Thunderhead
Son of Flicka," with Pres
ton Foster, starting Tues
day. .
ONTARIO-'Boots Malone"
with William Holden, start
ing Wednesday.
PALACE Decision Before
Dawn" with Richard Base
heart.
TRANSATLANTIC Well"
with Henry Morgan.
WARNER -" Another Mans
Poison" with Bette Davis,
starting Thursday.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Voice Teacher
An Honest Man
BY the Asseeio,sd Pres,


HOLLYWOOD.
Voice Coach AL Berkman, who
has trained many a top singer,
lis an honest man.
Asked his opinion Of the top
male and the top female singer,
he picked Tony Martin and Dinah
Shore. Neither was a Berkman
client.
Further proof of his honesty:
He put this reporter through an
afternoon of vocal additions and
coaching just to show how he
trains singer.
Faced with an unusual oppor.
tunity of buttering up the press.
he looked up from his piano and
said: IF I. worked on you for
eight hours a day for the next
10 years, you still would need 6
bucket to carry a tune"
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Video's q Friend
BY the Associoied Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
At the moment, there are six
prize fight pictures under produc-
ton in town.
Alex Gottlieb. producer Of "The
Fighter" one Of the six, gives .
frank answer.
Flight pictures used to die at
the box Office because women
stayed away from them. But tele-
vision has made avid wrestling
and boxing fans out of women"
Evening star., 1952-11-09

96-yard kick k-off return for touchdown that
gave Stanford the Pacific Coast Conference
championship.
Back in Tulare the folks are betting he'll
be an All-American Bob practically put this
little town on the map. When news of his
victory at Helsinli was flashed in, the local
paper came out with streamer in 114-point
type biggest the paper ever used. Signs
at both ends Of the town read, ssTulare,
Home Of Bob Matthias, Olympic and
us. Decathlon Champion"
In spite of all the adulation he remains
nice. quiet kid and even gets little nervous
sometimes before big event. Il was scared
as hell" he admitted, speaking of 1900
meter run.
When he got back from Helsinki, he was
planning series of meets that would take
him an the way to Tokyo. Chuck Taylor,
Stanford football coach, was considerably
upset, for Bob was sure to miss the first two
or three games.
Bob Cancelled the trip. He told his dad in
surprise, Gee, didn't know / was that
important" Funny thing, he seemed to
mean it. The End
Evening star., 1952-11-09

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Evening star., 1952-11-09

a schoolboy hotshot. There was no stopping
him. At the same time he was setting track
records right and left and was also an out
standing pitcher for the baseball team.
Bob comes as close to being the perfect
athlete" as it's possible to imagine. Coaches,
both in school and college, claim his perfect
condition. competitive spirit and oo-ordina-
ton make it possible for the boy to do almost
anything in the field of sports. Frank Merri-
well stuff. If the kid was interested in
shooting marbles, he'd probably be champ
at that, too.
s. Yards for I'd
CONCENTRATING mainly on track events and
passing grades in physical education Qhes
good student considering all his outside ac-
tivities), Bob didn't 60 out for football his
first two years at Stanford. He finally got
around to it in his junior year and worked
hard to make up for his lack of experience.
About the middle of the season he caught
fire, and wound up averaging four yards
every time he carried the ball. In the
Indians big game against Southern Cali
fornia, he hit his peak with an electrifying
Evening star., 1952-11-09

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Evening star., 1952-02-17
Hand Beyond Grave
Signals Search for
/ Temperance Novel
By the Assoeiuted Press

STROUDSBURG, Pa, Feb. 16.-
Librarian Janet Bender is looking
for nine more copies of Ten
Nights In q Barroom" to stock
IStroudsburg's school libraries.
Borough pupils are going to get
acquainted with the old temper
ance novel because of a provision
i'm the will of Samuel M. Schoon-
over, a Monroe County school
teacher.
Mr.. Schoonover, who died In
Florida five years ago, set up a
$25.000 trust fund for the school
district.
The will provided that the first
purchase should be 10 copies of
Ten Nights In a Barroom." Writ
ten by Timothy Shay Arthur, the
book describes what happened in
Ia village when people started to
drink.
Miss Bender said one copy has
been around for years although
not in circulation. She has no
idea where she's going to get the
other nine. The book was written
IN 1854 and has been out of print
for some time.