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Evening star., 1952-08-03
By liIIion Arthur

The Harry Amiss family-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Amiss. their
daughter, Mrs. Courtney Badger,
her daughters Barbara and
Susan and their son. Mr.. Edmond
L. Amiss, and his family, who are
here from Dubuque. Iowa. for a
fortnight's visit-and the Morells
Mrs. William Nelson Moreu and
her daughter ConStance-all left
this morning for Oak Grove in
Spottsylvania County, Va, to be
guests at an all-day outing that
makes them the envy of their
friends.
They are all going down to Oak
Grove to be present at the annual
lin-gathering of the Hollowell-
Amiss-Leavell family. The Oak
Grove estate was the original
home of Benjamin. Leavell and is
still owned by two young cousins,
the last of several generations of
Leavells to occupy the beautiful
old estate.
The main event of the day will
be the dinner, and with all the
uncles and cousins and aunts of
the Hollowells' and Amiss' and
Leavells' present there may be
200 guests.
Sometime during the day trib-
ute will be paid to Mrs. Ida Hollo-
well Amiss Of Portsmouth, Va, for
the part she played in the organ
iZation of the society. She has
been its president for the past Is
lyears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amiss, who also
helped with the organization of
the society. will also receive spe-
lcial recognition.
And another event Of the day
will be the presentation for the
first time Of Mrs. Morell's new
book, the Holloway. Amiss-Leavell
family and the part they played
in the early history of Northern
Neck Virginia. Mrs. Morell has
been editor-i -in-chief of the book
and she also did the beautiful pen
sketches that illustrate it.
This is not Mrs. Morell's first
publication. For several years she
and Mr.. Morell have been inter-
|ested in Maryland history, and to-
|gether they have written several
stories Of old houses Iii Southern
Maryland.
Here in Montgomery County she
lis better known for the lovely
song she wrote several years ago.
1t is called Maryland, My Home"
and the music was written by
Elizabeth Collision Hill, we'll
known Washington musician. The
song has soft lifting melody and
a refrain that makes a Mary
lander homesick. 1t is a lovely
song and Mrs. Morell's friends
wish it were more widely known.
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Tolley enter
tanned Tuesday evening. and while
they and their guests were at din
ner there was much animated dis
cussion among the guests about
their vacation plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Dame, who
came to Bethesda less than a year
ago and who are now in their
new home on Wilson lane, told
of their trip to Charlottesville,
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Emily Post Advises

Dear Mrs. Post: My husband
and were in a very serious acci-
dent three years ago in which he
was killed instantly. Since that
time I have been living with my
parents. and many Of the people
here have been calling me by my
maiden name. I am going to
marry again soon and I would like
to know how the announcements
should be worded. Should my
parents announce my marriage or
should my fiance and I announce
Evening star., 1952-08-03

it ourselves, and how should my
name appear since many do not
know my married name?
Answer: The announcement is,
Of course, made by your parents.
But the wording, as a matter OF
fact, will give no information:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
have the honor to announce
the marriage of their daughter
Margaret Jones
etc.
The wording cannot be their
Evening star., 1952-08-03

daughter, Mrs" and the invitation
does not have to say Margaret
Smith JONES'" therefore people
are likely to suppose that your
name is Miss Margaret Jones
Smith.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
.-Selden Photo

1t. william C. HOlmberg.
Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. William D. Termohlen of
Chevy Chase Of the engagement of
their daughter Mary Susan to
LIT. William C. Holmberg.
~. s. M. c., son of Mrs. George
Becher of Fort Lewis, Wash.
The bride-elect attended Mich
igan State College, where she was
Ia member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority. She will be
graduated next year from Rich
mond Professional Institute, Col
llege of William and Mary. 1t.
Holmberg is a graduate of the
United States Naval Academy and
has recently returned from action
in Korea. He is now on tempo
rary duty at Bethesda Naval Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
to Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilton and
their children will leave this week
end for Tampa. Fla, where they
will spend a two-week vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Burchard
Evening star., 1952-08-03

The wording cannot be "their
Evening star., 1952-06-22
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

DUE TO THE STEEL STRIKE and the
shortage Of rev automobiles. Park
cars: all models 1946-1952. Plym-
oidsmoblies., ,Dodses. Mercurys. Be-
fore you sell yeur car to any one.
/. give US an opportunity to top this
offer. PARKWAY fFordl MOTOR
co; 3051 NJ st. NV. MI. 0lS5;
WE NEED CARS regardless of make;
trade until You sive us the oppor
priee % All II CASH u g See 'faue the salesman al nnaa
at our convenient downtown drive
in location, $50 to 9 pm. weekdays;
$40 s.mnte te $50 Saturdays; a HILL q q
Dealer. MA. $500. lila Vermont
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1851 auto Immediately. Call DI.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
$3.50 sSSd 'iaan NAN efSSi foR A BAD e'ea CARS and
trucks; junkers $50 and up. Call
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
HUdHEs IpG h1fs 9ia Gag aTe Ssrs RA MohE!s
FAIR. HoNEsT APPRAfsAEs APP Is Of / ali III
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV.
wanted. Will pay top
cash price for clean Chrysler. Mr.
Dunniean. ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
tChrysler r-Plymouth). is Kennedy
st. NV, TU. 243S.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY q clean
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater; can pay all cash. ME.
INTERESTED IN BUYING 1856 or
1851 automobile. 10. 3-4327.
MAN has $3.50 cash, to get
good running car. One needing
minor repairs. Satisfactory. 1E.
$685..
AT or '4s stude-
baker preferred, Ford or Chev. ac-
ceptable. State condition, priced in
reply. Box 1927, Star.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top dollar for clean used cars. TU.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BOATS tcont.)

WAsH1NGToNs LARGEST MARINA
1881 15is.ft. Snapper class sailboat
nylon sails. new boat; S495.
1852 1S-ft. Shepherd runabout, 140.
h.p.. Gray. fireball, navy top. spot
light. cover; $4.1S5.
1859 26-ft. Welin cruiser, steel hull
dd50-h;p. Gray sleeps 4: $7.620.
1O0-h.p. Packard. sleeps 4, many
1ssl 1sxfraS as Ven gtesierai IKE new
1897 3S-ft. Wheeler Playmate, double
cabin. shower, hot water, sleeps s.
excellent condition; $500.
1941 40-ft. Sedan Cruiser, new 145-
h.p. Chrysler, pressure water, elec
toilet, stove with oven, real bargain;
1877 46-ft. Chris Craft, new 1eo-h.p p
engines 1851. phone, coz. newly
1879 sgished; Se-tts sl9i bsSn, sSo; twin 15o-h.p
Packards 1850, 25-watt phone. just
refinished: 81 5000.
1947 46-ft. Wheeler Flybridge, many
extras. like new; S23, 500.
1929 46-ft. Dawn, twin 145s; &11 800.
194S Steelcraft. 116-h.p. Gray, ex-
cellent condition; SD. $50.
72-ft. Yacht. twin Royals. new fall
81. sleeps 10. excellent; $4,000.
S5,ft. G. G. Cutter. fully equipped;
Many others to select from. Every
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.
Republic 4797
Division Stickell Wheeler. Yacht Co.,
Baltimore. Md.
Open Sunday, 10 am. to 4:30 pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY 1912 "74", fh.
completely overhaulsS; .$dd95; new
tires. battery. etc; TO. 609l., =:
BsA, 2o.se' 25o &C. DIV: Just overhagled
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 194s "74"; oh
fore the st. Ii. 4-2635. -22
ENGINE-New twin-cylinder Indian
with clutch and transmission; ideal
for garden tractor or midget auto
racer; S10e. Phone WI. 4063.
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD. 1851;
new cond.; private owner: $3.50
cash. 903 Mass. ave. me-. bsmt.
CTSHMAN motor scooter. AZ: in good
condition: oW; 5967.,
SE q, best g sfteF; sERdT. : sDEoEDoFF'
CUsH%aS fUsazS1sSS' scooter, 3 wheels, box in
WHiZzER-SCHWINN motor bike. best
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. 1919; Verti-
cal twin: recently overhauled new
battery and sentrstor; $500 or best
tires; must sell for best offer. RA.
WANTED-scooter, good cond.. for
trade-in on new Or used scooters.
Write name, phone number, kind of
INDIAN I ! BRAVE, ? IIA loo miles: bud buddy .5y
HaRLEY-DAVIDsoN.O G.ii, % o. 1s41, model
best ofter. rs' cai SeHn FA. seDt'i ss47. e~OO VI
Evening star., 1952-06-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY so 4-dr. sed.: like-ney
black finish. A one-owner. low
coAsT-1N Pontiac CO. 4J7 Fa,
ave. ne. AT. 1900. Open eyes.
MERCURY 40 sedan: equipped;
Blocks Blocks, of Gas fine cars. @ AuTo wHoLE-
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
MERCURY so conv.; new top: black
and red leather interior; r. and h.,
ST 1886. See this one" 22-day
money back trial, 4-month written
TSaEsntee Wssss oldest HILL Ford sANDEES sEA
$500 11l4 Vermont ave. NV.
MERCURY 194s conv.: new Wv.
tires: new top and paint job; r. and
h.; S915 cash 81. 5405.
MERCURY 80 4-dr. with cd: per-
feet esonnad5ition; pvt. owner. $3.50.
MERCURY 40 club cpe.: Ss.4S a wk. :
attractive cadet blue: fingertip con-
troll. radio. heater with dual speed
Sefrost def tsugg.St yeY eye and sIs1, yUgl
Hyattsville. Md.
MERCURY 40 sedan: equipped;
81 1875, only 1929 down. . city
blocks Of fine cars. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
M. G. 1851: green; heater, $500
miles; one owner; excellent condi-
tion. $3.50, or best offer. WO.
nj. 6. 1851: I'd; heater. temperature
66nsge; tonneau cover. $1.595. TU
MG British roadster; I'd series. new
1851. driven $500 miles; complete
with heater and trunk rack; excel
lent condition and tires; $3.50
MORRIS 1850, convert; 10000 mi.
ing. AID. o70o. Ext. 4o7 A. after s
NASH 1850 Rambler: $4,000 miles
$1,000. ia. 5-S53S after pm.
NAsHEs '4es-'51s: s5s5.s1, ,ee5; VIII,
come to Williams and Baker for
used Nash? Well We lust think you'll
like US better. We are honey kline
OF folks. We'd rather be playint
golf but We stick around to hell
you get good deal, We've beer
here with Nash 20 yrs. Our price!
are right Our allowances are righj
We do our level best to give you {
square deal. For economical trans.
portation, buy q good used Nash a
Nash HEADQUARTERS. 29th and NJ SITS
Evening star., 1952-06-22
GARAGES

WANTED GARAGE-TYPE BUILDING
or large store. facing street: not
FREED 1925 n. Fremont ave.
6?1 A ST. N.E.-Two-car garage
for, rent with dry concrete floor
Gall De o3Ss; --"a
Lonsfellow Building, $15 mo. 17222
N st. NV.
400s 9Th ST. NV. single garage.
vic. ssth AND CALVERT SITS, 1exa4
sarage, for rent; concrete, with
sliding overhead doors. high ceiling,
$l2 mo GL 0371 -
approx 1.20n 50. it.. $40 mo. rent.
WEITZ REALTY CORP, or 18th
ST.. NV, ST. 4555; ewes. and Sun,
o ~, ss 1928 c.p.cr ..r... .ntr.,o.
for rent, July and August; near 81 st
and r SITS. NV. NO. S43S. --22
Evening star., 1952-06-22
TRAllERS

BOAT TRAILER up to 16 #. Made
to your specifications; sos. HAUL
Washinston, Aiexandria. oV. zos7:
body: complete. S75. HAUL-AWAYs,
9o1 Montsomery st; at n Washing
HFErEh tHn AiszfRdTinE TRAILER oy SALES. 1877 Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route |. Berwyn,
makes Of new and used house trail
HoTsE TRAILER. .4s Indian, as.t.;;,
hgarsaic '1sas 1eils. sxcel' ssIA' cond.. must
FOR FOR RGNf, Ri 4cS; s5-ft. 1851 new Moon
house trailer: See at 2oo1 N. Roose-
1RAiLER, s; homemade; s45. .San
HoT3sE tT E721 2T1kAlLER. Columbia. u az It,,
3la VS.; TC.M.A; approved; elec:
ssEs . &c. sns susf s''.sf :s; 49, Ss
IRoNWooD 1915 model, 21 feet,
INQUIRE Apt. log. b16 Bertrand st.,
1897 sslslfsa9RFs s1FT L1bERrX A5fn ya TRAILER;
DER, DER; Lot g. B9IlinE AFB trailer
If I66i You AZ Are s-IeSS1 ISok1NG for a bar
gain. must 20 for quick sale; soft.
American: like new. many extras.
See at Vincent Trailer Park. 1900
Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii. 4-954I;
as-FT. HOWARD - All metal. furn,;
porch attached; excel. cond. Reason
AabhIeii abIei Lot e; TEN TEMPLE Is TRAILER
Iii like new new; fully e eaalppsd; s1,!5o, or or
TWo-WHEELE6. WHEELS, 09lsi l5s-ton basssge
and boat trailer; $50. Lu. l-6s72.
LIBERTY CARAvAN-2s-ft. compl.
facil. spacious bath Lot 26A Night
ingale CT. 3 mi. S. Alex, US, l.
AMERICAN TRAILER 1s4s; newly
painted; excellent condition; u: 500
spRffSstGH fstHia BANK TR21LER RGi EsSc GouRT. R1': )
highway. turn left at Pen-Daw at
American Trailer Sales Once.
ANDERSON 1851 GIFT: sleeps 4.
sories; excellent condition. Lot 232,
Woodley Hills Trailer Park, U; S.
l. south nth, OF IA Alex. Inspect evenings Sn.
House sHa stTT Trailer, 1hdsi Miami, Fla; 81
take mortgage or what have you?
492 woodland ter Alex Va.
inside and out; full insulation. un-
usually attractive interior; 3 rooms;
roomy, tall or fat you'll fit; ample
closet space, apt.-type range. fuel
oil heater, elec. refrg... full-size
stainless steel sink. good tires, elec.
brakes; sleeps 4; ready to live in;
original owner; bargain; terms.
TRAILER, 16 IT; kitchen and bed
cH. c' eoss StssDe or c cH. s'9S ss4s. .O0'' ''''
HOUSE TRAILER, soarden Manor.
25la #: excellent condition. Call
ROYAL sPARTANETTE. 80; all
aluminium; 35 IT; bathroom; 400.
LTGGAgE i0 1sGoc TRAfLER. h11 fso4 a-wheel. 4xe,
ssomplste; s1aas no hitch aec.; 500. XII
TRAiLER-1-wheel luggage. custom
built; fully inclosed body; new.
never used: Sl00. WA. 2S03.
TRAVELMASTER, 1852; 35-ft., 2
sleeper. de luxe model; must sell
py St 's!x ss5 T. wSedey ssSe dqHn Gs Sss Trasl ct
LUGGAGE TRAILER. 4x6x2, good
CY. 93II. 5337 Middleton lane Sc.
TRAILER, M-System, AS; 27 tt;
s rms; sleeps 4; elec. refrg.. gas
stove; good cond.; leaving premises;
sacrifice, SLIPS. VIM. GUEST, Ma
tional Trailer Court s@O5 Baito.
SAVE SlVSf' s'.scS sesCsn' on Mdi iike-new se-toot
spartan Imperial Mansion, all alum
mum; many extras. CAPT. Boil
TEN. Ii. 5-67O0, Ext. 7-s7i5 or
7-66O1. 90
Evening star., 1952-06-22
TRUCKS FOR SALE

1947 s4-ton pick
up; clean. used in light work: has
heater and is in excel. cond.. ready
will sell for $500 cash. sH. 1850
GMc MIR. TRACTOR late 1851 HcRA-
Unpaid @ baisnce. sHERfr Eah p MoroR neS eSs
CO., 900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
1s-TON ARMY PICKUP TRUCK with
winch and rubber tires; 1-bag con-
crete mixer; both for $500. Can
DODGE ie47 dump truck; good tires:
motor motor. 6e 6ecently overhauled. Call
FORD 1850 ia-ton panel: 13 mos;
cash cfter. Call MR.. oLMEN. be-
tween le am; Ga, and y. I pm: sat;'
FORD ~ c.o;e.-lw.b,. good shape;
farm, ETC., s$s5. ,,o ITO Marlboro
Fok6 Sikf ie isSo Hal Hal body: sat excellent cond.
IRTERSAf1oNxI S1assIsHi1H mai ie4s g' KS tractor
or dump; airbrake; very clean; $500.
INTrEiRNAfroNAL eli sSa 1i METRO TRUcK
1851; sI. with inside np o7E1 fhelvinR' 6S H.
DODGE ls4e pickup truck; very good
cond.: $575. UN. 444O, WA. 3467.
FORD 1s4s F5 heavy duty dump
truck; new motor and good rubber;
er@s teans to f 81 to pree Eosk sk your MANI
HAITIAN AuTo KAISER FRAZER.
INC, both sides OF 9TH at R st. Nv
cHHHEvRRoiIIET 1e4s 1h-ton cargo; tip
ton conditiSn make yoHE ys4,r0 oTn terms;
EA1EE; 6. INV. mo No 0Ss4 Sao. sues 0i .:
12-TON 1949 pickup truck; excellent
fatj eGnd; must nus, 1@ 5e ssas seen to be appFe-
p1RSe s2liWork lSa al afosnd 1n eanGs Sody: looks
se sts5 new In Dodge sxSss'eni 1anton of heavy s1.
duty cab and chassis; excel. mech.
cond.; long wheelbase 176o: S695.
qRfn qgEw Xsefeays MoFoR CO., s0ssS sS asd sdnqas F
CHEvRoIET 1916 i1a-ton fiat bed;
2-speed rear axle. booster, brakes;
excel cab and body, engine and
Transmission recently completely re.
sGHo sq s5s2 ssIEs " Mson 5o7if bvd sRNEs q iss
FoRp 81; Al Ies7 " k-ton pickup; good tires.
good cond.; $50. RA. 1886.
FORD model A 1h-ton stake: run
,l1 ming eond.; $I09; s.. .l; Vienna I151W; W.
hGp srcoks D0S Sody dsa for beseh son
struction Job, etc; needs minor re-
pairs: cheap. cash or terms. OWNER,
chEvkoIEr III ROLF 1850 a-ton stake;
helper f r., springs; n excel aeel cond; rea-
ISTERNATioNAf SgFiasssA a ii is4s 4sOg f.-ton Metro
body; excel. cond.; reas. LO.
CHEVROLET 1s41 1H-ton: used only
during winter seasons. 33., 900 mi,
m painted ntes sUGd With ton eea steel
body; S295. Also separate complete
tticsAIlSy nsg, sSg,. ss5. Apply Mon, . to
FORD 50 a. Pa Express >. ton, One
q .o95. HILL 4 SANDERS, Wash, !
1114 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD 4s IsSs dump; ready to work; .sZ,vns rAs
$3.50 MsS1 LII qeS5 Vermont mSaS aSe s.'fn NV Una
panel truck. ss4s. hA csn WA. lid 4sldI'
FORD '45 12-ft. cab and chassis; 2
speed axle new HObOT, S4SOt an
work truck. EDGEMOOR MOTOR
CO. (Ford), $685. Wis. ave. n.w.,
FORD 2' ~ fiatbed: s4s5, come OUT
and see this money maker Monday
at EDGEMOOR MOTOR CO. (Ford)
| 5336 Wis. ave. NV. OR. S093.
CHEVROLET TRUCK AZ la-ton
panel; peri. cond.. new paint. Seen
at 1851 Bladensburg rd. ne. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

LAfE-MODEL TRUCK BARGAINS
1949 Ford F6 dump. Al cond.; 2
speed, fine tires.
1850 Ford parcel delivery walk in:
low mileage; with or without dry
cleaner racks.
1850 Ford S-cylinder a4-ton pickup;
excel, cond.; o real buy.
Cars. or trucks taken in trade; lih-
HILL 3 SANDERS TRUCK CENTER
1906 23rd 81. NV, RE. 1879.
TRUCK sERyICE-AIL MAKES
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TRAILERS (cont.)

AMERICAN. 1945, 25-ft.; porch att. /:
price; u $50. Move in today. IA.
2-WHEEL TRAILER; 4x6 stats, new
tires: factory built; .$75. AID. $500.
TRAILER, 2-wheel, like new, SS5.
Hitches like safety chain. 1000
Central ave. NE. HI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS

HIGH-SPEED REAR END. fits Ford
and Mercury, '3S to '4S Model A
race cam; dynatone mufflers and
gas heater; reas. Call AT. $500,
ENGINE, 40 Packard, D.. cylinder,
with head pan and fly wheels, SIS.
1.I0xl5 WHITE-wALL TIRES. new.
$3.50 each: 6.70xl5 white wall,
new. S19.95 each. CAPITOL
D. c. Iine) 10. s-9799. ga
CUSTOMIZING: have 2 Cadillac
rear Tenders and lights. from 1850
81" 4-dr. Best offer. LO. 3-7557.
brands; also seat covers. wholesale.
ME. 6444. 23s
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1852 Spartan, for a quick sale. Best
offer takes it. Rte. No. /, Richmond
hwy. Lot No. ISL, Woodley Hills
Trailer Court. 22e
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcen.., +,

CADILLAC 1949 conv. "62";r. and
h.. HYDRA. many other extras; excel.
cond.; S2.675. BARNES AUTO
SALES, wilson blvd. at 10th ST.
CADILLAC 81 4-door sedan; model
81; clean and new looking; Hyd.,
r. and h. and other selected equip
AKERs sEii oLpsMosILE cADiIIAc Siii1se;
CO. darlington shopping center,
Alexandria, Va. OV. $3.50.
CADILLAC 1850 "62" 4-door sedan;
All extras, Wv. tires. like new;
CADILLAC 1851 sedan; 6 mos. old;
like new, 5000 mi; emerald green,
U. 8. Royal master WV: $500.
1907 8. Forest dr.. Arl. Phone JA.
CADILLAC new 1859 hard-top coupe;
ceiling price: like trade on 1850
Cadillac hard-top coupe. Dial MR.
SMITH, WA. 1901 after 12 noon.
CADILLAC 1949 "61" 4-dr.; nice
light green and tan 2-tone paint,
Wv. tires, r. and h., low mileage.
clean. $2,385. Pvt. owner. TU.
1927. -23
CADILLAC 1a47 "75" limousine e
pass; Hydra-m9,atic; t. and and h.: hip. pre-;
mile miles. Looks 9Hs and runs TIo IKE 1st day day
BROKERS. 22o1 14th st. NV. NO.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
c. M G.
Triple-C
Used Trucks

General Truck Sales, Inc.
M St NE. ME, O5O5
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ANY MAKE OR MODEL
We need 100 cars. late models and
prewar. Drive in with your title for
more cash or will pay OF balance.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wisconsin
ave. NV, EN-. DIAL.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

sedan; $1,395; dark
"A beauty" r. and
1omical; easy to park
day money-back trial.
tten guarantee. HILL
WaSh.'S oldest Ford
$500, lila Vermont
Evening star., 1952-05-06
TeIevision Tomorrow
Wednesday,, Moy 7, 1852

me-1o rhesr Il, wns Club 11 Headlines;
Theer las MIny CnpNi
the Town; J. News sos, ps 'oei /" News
S News Jockey E45 Tony wakeman
wll Ndywou Matinee Counter; a4s hsatr Time Miss
AnnesM S, o'cock TheteE
Notebooks a'o sr' House, Hs s' %. %
to the u
Ruth ysnsn
Edwards; 0e Sn'ui
Falls S. $780, HoWN Doody
and
n'5 Love Of the 2a search t ,sm'"w rev"
100 2s Mike ana Bmf s;s Ss'
4 Temples
Evening star., 1952-05-06
On the Air

We are in for some elementary
drama as the political organiza-
tions take to television. There is
no room for subtlety in a political
party's sales pitch. The viewers,
who will also be voters. must not
be allowed any room for con-
fusion.
Arguments must be straight for
ward, presentations blunt. The
message must be clear. It is either
Throw the rascals out!" or
Don't let the rascals in!"
Televiewers were treated to a
preview of things to come on Sum-
day afternoon when NBC-TV's
Hats in the Ring" made it's bow
(WNBW-2 p.m). The Hats in
the Ring" time is being allotted
by the network for use without
charge by both political parties.
In addition to being shown on
television, the program is heard
on NBC radio on Sundays at
2:30 pm.
The Republicans won first crack
at the free half hour. They used
it to show a special film, 1.-THE
Case for a Republican Congress-"
which undoubtedly will be shown
again on purchased time as well
as on this borrowed time.
This is not the place, of course.
for an evaluation of the political
message contained in the picture
produced by the Republican Con-
gressional Committee. It's premise
is that we would not be in the
fix we are in today had the pro-
gram of the 8Oth Congress, the
only Republican one in 20 years,
been carried out in good faith.
You can't prove what might
have been any more than you can
disprove it, but "The Case for a
Republican Congress" tries with
a vim. It employs courtroom
scene to do so, with judge. peoples
counsel and viewers as the jury.
Witnesses-members of that 80th
Congress led by Rep. Joseph w.
Martin-are called to state its
case with pride. The verdict, the
film says at the end, is up to you.
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It is rather an ambitious mo-
ton picture. 1t surely represents
something new-an attempt to
take better advantage, politically,
Evening star., 1952-05-06
On the Ar
Republicans. Try a New Tack
I'm the Use of TeIevision
By Horry Macarthur

Iof television. 1t goes beyond
awareneSs that TV is a powerful
medium by trying to direct the
power. You undoubtedly will be
subjected to a lot more of this
sort of thing before next Novem-
ber 4. The most eager televiewert
on Sunday afternoon assuredly
were Democrats, who will want tt
improve on "The Case for a Re-
publican Congress" as well a.
answer it.
How we'll the film will do its
job is something the Republican
Congressional Committee would
like to know, too. 1t seemed tc
one viewer that its very one
sidedness may dull rather than
sharpen its impact.
It paints in black and white
It's Republican Senators and Re-
presentatives are high-minded
statesmen. Its defense counsel. the
only representative Of the Demo-
Gratis present, is a disgruntled
bumbler and he is not allowed to
cross witnesses. Many a
viewer must have had the vag-
rant thought that a higher court
would surely grant him a retrial
before a less biased judge.
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The danger in this sort Of pres
entation, to it's sponsor, lies in
the fact that televiewers have been
conditioned to free and open dis
cussion. On Ted Granik's Amer
lean Forum of the Air." for in
stance. there is a con for every
pro. On "Meet the Press" and
I"Crossfre," the interviewee is free
to answer questions with whatever
degree of frankness and clarity
he chooses. The reporters, at the
same time, are free to come up
with the most embarrassing ques-
tions they can conceive.
Televiewers are accustomed to
politics in speeches and to bipar-
tisan argument in forum pro-
grams. 1.-THE Case for Repub-
lican Congress" is a political
speech masquerading as a free
and open courtroom trial. Some
viewers may resent it. How many
will do so, of course, Is another
question which may only be ans
wered on the morning Of Novem-
ber S.
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OPERA NOTE-The kinescope
repeat of "Gianni Schicchi" was
scheduled by NBC-TV Sunday but
not by WNBW. The reason it ap-
peared in the program listingS in
The Sunday Star was that some
one forgot to inform Eugene JUS
ter, NBC general manager here
of the true state of affairs. The
"Gianni Schicchi' kinescope will
|be telecast by WNBW next Sun
day.
Evening star., 1952-05-06
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