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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
IT'S LATER Than YOU Think
1s27-rwgNrv-E,vs YEARS Aeo-,sa7

tornado in Fairfield
Township vicinity Plain states thousands of of
miles Property loss reported at approximately Soo ana crop
damage expected to reach 100000 90 - -,
" Sedalia farmer, has 80 fat hogs
killed by lightning in electrical storm #sa
SEPTEMBER A. Street former Madison County com,
tramped by horse in his barn.
SEPTEMBER Capt c. W. Guy Pike Township president OF the
66h OvI reunion association plans with others Tor JOINT reunion
with bath OvI North Lewisburg. :. -
22Sedaia Grain and Lumber Co.. ships $4,000 b
Guy so head of chickens and that
of Fred Dorm also of Sedaa of 80 head young fes While families
SEPTEMBER 2Darby addition 100 banks of Big
Darby south National Pike Jefferson Township opened
SEPTENBER 23Abrgh and Neier owners
Princess theaes London sell out to G. r. Price OF newark ana
SEPTEMBER 24-Sam Robson Wood London, return
fishing Georgian Bay Canada with s6 pounds of fish
SEPTEMBER 2- Light granted permission by
commissioners lines surrounding small
communities. Franchise is for 25 years. 1.
1942-TEN YEARS AGo-1e42
SEPTEMBER session of Civilian Defense School at Lon
SEPTEMBER 19-Leonore Lodge NJ Sedalia has dinner
meeting honorng Grand Master of Ohio ~
SEPTEMBER 2OMadon Ruras SS0O0 school plant open
ed with enrolment of 376. h ,e
SEPTEMBER 21West opens with lowest enroll
SEPTEMBER 2-Donad member of Monroe Township All
club awarded SIPS scholarship to OSU College OF Agru
by Sears-Roebuck
SEPTEMBER of 16 men and women of St Johns
Lutheran Church known Committee Evangelism named to
aid pastor Andrew L. Schillng. t5 ',fr .I.~E,a.'
SEPTEMBER Ceremony at St Paul AME Church LONDON,
burning of mortgage church
2Vernon tPete) Malone II years old son or MRS
Penwe London reported missing in action in Pacific Is
Londons listed casualty also thought to be youngest service
SEPTEMBER 2Jefferson Township board of education closes
school Gvn Pupils to attend ACentazed school
September 26wes jefferson Association starts
plans 4Day Festival to start October IA Feature to be
dedication of new Athletic Field
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
SIGMA GAM MA GLASS
MEETS AT RiDENOURS

Twenty-nine members of the
Sigma Gamma Class met Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Paul
Ridenour, Xenia Road. The even
ing was spent making plans for
the Fall Festival to be in the
Church basement the last week of
October. "a. ..t.
Before World War II, this was
an annual affair sponsored by the
class and is being revived. The
entire proceeds will go to the
Building Fund Committee of the
Church. Highlights of the evening
will be a grand March for child
rem fourteen and under in mas
querade; a Minstrel presented by
the class members; a fish pond;
a fortune telling booth and sew
eral food booths.
The various committees were
named by the President, Dorothy
Eckstein, and all began working
enthusiastically on their several
assignments. Hostcsses assisting
Mrs. Ridenour were: Mrs. Gayle
Noble ard Mrs. Earl Litchfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
DELPHIANS MODEL
OLD-FASHIONED HATS

The London Delphian Society
had its first meeting of the 1852
So calendar, in the Century Room
of the Red Brick Tavern, last
Monday evening.
A unique program followed a
delicious dinner for the seventeen
members present, after Mrs.
Floyd Williams retiring president,
turned over the gavel to Miss
Margaret Long, her successor.
Featuring the program was a
style. show of old-fashioned hats
modelled by the" members, who
tried to attach each chappeaux to
the decade in which it was worn.
Attending We're: including five
new members welcomed into Del
phian, Mrs. Byers Adair, Mrs.
Downing Beach, Mrs. B. M. Beat
ty, Mrs. Harold Bidwell Mrs.
Wilbur Clark, Mrs. James Clux-
ton, Miss Harriet Eyler, Mrs. c.
A. Holton, Miss Mildred Hows-
mon, Mrs. D. H. Jacllman, Miss
Margaret Long, Mrs. r. K. Shaw,
Mrs. c. o. Thompson, Miss Bess
Trumper, Mrs. Rolla d. Webster,
Mrs. Floyd Williams and Miss
Gertrude Won Piescn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
CYNICISM ON SECURITY

On December 949 General Eisenhower said in speech
in Galveston. Texas that IF all that Americans want security
they go TO prison..
On September a. l949 the General told group of Co.
umbia University students in New York CITY, should think
that The best example tof security would be serving
lifetime in Federal prison."
On November 30 949 The General said in address in
New York City that Maybe like caviar and champagne
when ought TO be out working hct dogs and beer.
General Eisenhower had not got around TO running for
President when he made the cynical remarks quoted above We
sympathize with The awkward position in which these caous
sentiments leave Candidate Eisenhower So invite him to
do what he did farm poicy-borrow from the Democratic
platform. at#' a.-% 1888" 5+3.At .tia @ia@E
The Platorm-and AdIai Stevenson is running ON it, not
AROUND it-Calls for: ~ 'aft-s3 ~ s5@
Further strengthening of old age and survivors insurance.
through such improvements increasing benefits extending
them to people and lowering the retirement for
women. .... ..aa.# .e!. sa,ek t.a.tFE
"A stronger system of unemployment insurance. with
broader and substantially increased benefits including
allowance for dependents
Further improvements in public assistance programs for
the blind the disabled the aged and children in order 10 help
less fortunate citizens meet the needs of daily living
Which do you prefer lke's dnosaur thinking. the
pledges Of the party which has long since proved its leader
ship in the field of Social Security? M
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

S1,495, personal, according to in
ventory filed in probate court.
Georgia. M. Speasmaker is admin
istratrix, Bruce Lewis, Albert RAN
kin and Leon H. Killing, appraisers.
Henry Bucf1er,. aka, late Of Plain
City, left an estate of S1,350 of
which 81, 900 is real estate and $3.50
personal according, to inventory
filed in probate court. 'Dfsse Buch-
Ter is administrators and Eden
Ferguson. William Hilbert and Jay
Ferguson, appraisers,
Howard Correll, late of Stokes
township, left an estate totaling,
S39, 1856 "a of which $30,651 is real
estate and. Se,085.24, personal, ac-
,cording to inventory filed in pro-.
bate court. Ruth fCorrell Turner
and Louis Brock Correll, executors.
Ralph Sexton, !. Wesley RehHa and
Leon H. King, appraisers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
wfut 6 PRCBATED

According to the will of Howard
Correll, late of Stokes township.
his entire estate was left to his
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Correll Tur-
ner, and his son, Louis Brock Cor
rell, according to his will admitted
to probate. The son and daughter
were named executors to serve
without bond by provision of the
will.
c. w. Fisher, late of Fairfield
township, left his entire estate TO
his son, Lee Fisher, his daughter,
Eva Ellen Fitzgerald, his grand
son, Harold Hatfield and his
granddaughter, Mary Lucille
Thomas. The daughter, Eva Ellen
Fitzgerald was named executrix.
Wesley j. Edwards, late of Fair
field township left his entire es-
tate to his wife, Nellie Edwards,
according to the will admitted to
probate. His daughter, Mrs. Neya
Webb, was named executor to
serve without bond.
B. H. Caudy, late of Mt. Sterling,
left his entire estate to his Wife,
Erma f. Caudy, who was named
executrix to serve without bond,
according to provision of the will
probated here.
APPOINTMENT
In the estate of Mrs. Hattie
Short, late of Deercreek Township
Mrs. Edythe Short Putnam, has
been named executrix with bond OF
$4,000.
ACCOUNTS APPROVED
The third account of S. M. Kauff-
man, guardian of Clarence Beachy
ct al, (final as to Freda Beachy)
has been allowed and confirmed
in probate court. H
The eighth account of Bruce D
Lewis, trustee under the will OF
May B. Morse, has been, allowed
and confirmed in probate court,
LICENSE, ASKED ie.,.
Neal S. Kaufman, farmer, Lon
don R. d. 3, and Emma Kramer
Plain City, r. d. 1. =
DIVORCES ASKED
Herbert Vincent, Mt. Sterling VS.
Hazel L. Vincent, Williamsport.
Curtis Williamson, Plain City VS.
Hester Williamson, a minor, Mar
engo.
Ruth E. Wolford, Plain City, Rt
2 VS. Ralph D. Wolford, Jr., Della
ware.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Edna Willoughby, granted a di.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
WILSON SENTENCED

Canova Wilson, Jr., indicted by
the grand Jury on charge of fall
ure TO provide was sentenced to an
indeterminate sentence of, one to
five years in the Ohio Reforma-
tory, Mansfield, in Madison County
common pleas court Monday. ~
st4fE - ...ss& J. sr.r1Sr u A.Ta
DEPUTY APPOINTED /: Z
The appointment of John c. Mil
Ter as a special deputy sheriff for
Madison county. has been approved
in common pleas court. -
WINS VERDICT s"@ at r.. 3
A verdict in favor of the plaintiff
was returned in common pleas
court in an industrial case Of the
State of Ohio versus Oliver. Byerly.
INVENTORIES APPROVED ),
Philip Speasmaker,. late of Lon
don, left an estate totaIing $6,495,
of whcih $1,000 is real estate and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

GUESTS OF MRS. HOUSTON
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Houston
of Duncan, Oklahoma, are guests
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
Al JUBILEE

Al JUBILEE
A county wide All jubilee is
scheduled for Saturday evening,
October II, at the Lafayette
School building the Madison
County Extension Office announ-
ced. Wednesday.
The proceeds from the All dance
end party will go to help defray
the expenses of the $40 year
All club members trip scheduled
for each fall. Older All club
members, are on. the planning
committees to make definite
arrangements for activity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

vorce from F. Clark Willouehb,
was restored to her former name
Edna w. Porter.
Nancy Taylor from James +
Taylor.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Harold Mcdowell and Helen Nc
Dowell to William j. Bishop and
Bernice ID. Bishop lots / 2 34567
in Block 80 of Darbycrest addition.
Jefferson township.
Joseph w. O'Brien and Geneva
O'Brien to Cities Service Oil Com
pany tract of land in Union town.
ship.
f. Clark Willoughby to Edna w.
Porter undivided one-half interest
in property in London.
John E. Frey to Leo Hall and
Hattie M Hall lot 18 in Peter j.
Frey second addition to village of
Jefferson.
Leo Hall and Hattie M. Hafl to
Bessie May McGraw. lots f8 and
10 in Peter ]. Frey's second addi-
ton to village of Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

this week of Mrs. l.. c. Houston,
North Main Street. Mr.. Houston
is the brother of the late l.. c.
Houston.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
SAVING SHOE soLEs

Federal government agencies
spend S50,000,000 a year on auto
mobile tires for use on their own
vehicles.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
SOMETHING TO THINK BOUT,

The average 29-year-old Ameri-
can man must look forward to pay
ing a minimum of $34, 700 in taxes
by the time he is 65.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
MADISON FOUNTAINS
JOIN HISTORIC TOUR

Mrs. H. R. Mengert, North Mair
Street, and her cousin, Mrs
David Sutherland, Plain City
joined with the hundreds OF
other who on Saturday made g
pilgrimage to historic homes and
sites in and near the village OF
Dublin. The tour was sponsored
by the Franklin County Historical
Society as the opening of its Ses-
quicentennial season. a
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Owner Of Hotel Here Pays
100000 in Tax Evasion

Samuel L. Lebis. hotel operator
whose chain includes the Hotel
Ritz here, yesterday paid about
$4,000 in an income tax evasion
case in New York.
Lebis, SIS, had to pay about
$4,000 in penalties and interest,
and $4,000 fine.
He was accused of evading per-
sonal and corporation income
taxes in 1912 and 1943. After his
indictment three years ago he
paid the taxes, but the penalties
remained until yesterday.
Last Wednesday, Federal Judge
Sylvester j. Ryan ordered him to
appear yesterday with checks.
Judge Ryan put him on probation
for two years.
At the time of his indictment,
Lebis controlled IA hotels. Be-
sides the Ritz here. he still has
the Brevoort, Holland and Le-
donia Hotels in New York; the
Fort Pitt Hotel in Pittsburgh, and
the Sanford Hotel in Flushing,
Queens, N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Grand Jury Demands
Kansas City Stars
Records for Is Years
BY the Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, June 21.-The
Kansas City Star Co. was served
with a subpoena yesterday to
produce all of it's records of every
category for the past Is years
before Federal grand jury here
next month.
Management Of the Star COM
pany said the action is part of an
investigation being made by the
Antitrust Division of the Depart
ment of Justice.
It also pointed out the action
followed a recent opinion in the
Federal Court at New Orleans
where civil antitrust proceedings
were brought against the New
Orleans Times-Picayune and
States. In that opinion certain
of the Governments charges were
dismissed and others dealing with
combination advertising rates
were sustained.
Officers in the Antitrust Divi-
sion here declined to comment.
Called for in the subpoena, the
Star said, were corporate records;
all contracts, including those of
the paper itself, the Stars tele-
vision and radio station: all con-
tracts for news services, features
and all advertising contracts since
January /, 1926.
In a statement the Stars man
agement said it had nothing to
conceal in it's business practices;
that the Stars record of service
to this community for nearly
three-quarters of a century speaks
for ITSELF"
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Mccarthy AssaiIs
Photostats Of | letters
About Bank Loans
BY the Associated Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican,
of Wisconsin said yesterday the
taxpayers have been robbed" of
5000 to pay for photographs of
correspondence between him and
his banker over the past 10 years.
He said the sole purpose of the
move was to try to hurt his CAM
paign for reelection.
Copies of the correspondence
are being run serially in what he
called the "left wing" Capital
Times at Madison, Wis, Senator
McCarthy said in a letter to Chair
man Gillette of the Senate Elec-
tions subcommittee.
introduced at Hearing.
Senator Gillette was not reached
for comment but another subcom-
mittee member, Senator Mon
roney, Democrat, of Oklahoma
told a reporter the correspond
ence was introduced at a recent
subcommittee hearing and copies
made available to all neWsmen.
There was no immediate COM
ment from William Evjue, editor
of the Capital-Times.
The subcommittee is considering
a resolution by Senator Benton,
Democrat, Of Connecticut, aimed
at ousting Senator Mccarthy from
the Senate. Senator Mccarthy, in
turn, has asked for a congressional
investigation of Senator Benton
and has filed 81 million libel suit
against him.
Bank Loans Involved.
The correspondence Senator Nc
Carthy referred to was between
him and the president of a bank
in Appleton, Wis.,, about loans to
the Senator.
Senator Mccarthy. in his letter
to Senator Gillette, said the sole
purpose of having photostats made
of the correspondence-at a cost of
$900-"waS to give it to the left
wing opposition press with the
hope that its publication during a
campaign year might prove en-
barrassing."
Senator Gillette has denied that
the probe has anything to do with
politics.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Cancer Fund Drive Goes
Over Top in Maryland
By the Associoied Press

BALTIMORE, June 21.-Mary-
lands fund raising campaign to
combat cancer went over the top
by 80 per cent. Robert Hobbs,
chairman, announced yesterday.
The State raised $500 ,638 so dur
ing the American Cancer Society
drive.
Baltimore City and II counties
equalled or exceeded their goals.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
NYIon Now Mode From Oil

WILMINGTON, DEL. - First
produced from coal. nylon now is
being made from petroleum in
both the United States and Can
ada.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
On the last day Of this month
Eddie Cantor will be so years old.
But the way he performs on tele-
vision today he seems as young
as ever.
Cantor has . radio-TV record
equalled by few comedians. He
brought to broadcasting q talent
of comedy and song fortified by
years on vaudeville and musical
comedy stages and mistaken by
the stock market crash Of 1929.
about which he wrote a book as
one way Of recompense.
Eddie is the second Oldest CO.
median on the air. being topped
only by 65-year -old Ed Wynn, also
still going strong in TV. Cantor's
first broadcast was over the for
amer Station WDY Of Roselle Park,
N. j., where he appeared as guest
in q program called Radio Party
His opening network appearance
was on the old ,'tEvery-R Ready
Hour" Of 1926. not long after the
|NBC network was, formed. Later
|he made string Of guest aeppear-
ances in the former Rudy Vanee
hour, then regarded as the step
ping stone to radio ,stardem. From
that. series he went into a pro-
gram of his own, then % famous
Sunday night hour in which he
ran four years in q row. There
after he had other radio shows
both on NBC and CHS. 81
Transfer into televiSion was
made on September 10. 1850. when
he became one Of the original
rotating participants in The COM
Iedy Hour on NBC-TV. For 3, time
Tie dropped radio, but is back with
Ia weekly NBC show just moved
from Sunday to Tuesday night.
Altogether Cantor has spent AZ
years in show business. Born on
New York's East Side, he had
stage ambitions from the start
His first real job was as singing
waiter. Then he got a chance to
Evening star., 1952-01-27
He Seems N as Young as Ever
But on Jonuoy 81 Eddie Cuntor Will
Celebrate His Goth Birthday
By c. {. ButterfieId
Associated Press staR writer

Join Gus Edwards noted chiidren's
act. The next natural step was
musical comedy. q decade Of which
he spent In Florenz Ziefifeld pro-
ductions.
After Eddie got into radio, the
movies beckoned and he moved
to Hollywood where he now lives.
Lately he has been concentrating
|on radio and TV.
Eddie's birthday on January 81
comes on the. climax Of the annual
March Of Dimes drive on behalf
of the National Infantile Paraly-
sis Fund, o campaign instituted
|by the late President Roosevelt.
who credited Cantor with being
the man behind the March" idea.
He expects to be in New York on
his birthday to be guest Of honor
at a Bonds for Israel dinner.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

osst sse Hd Mouse; as a Formula y wei Malta
Playhouse; zis esest ssA Gaa Me Said
3, Psyf $50, Ralph Edwards -,
wrTeo carosn Cuhi 14s AsaAS
MdtU Chapel Disc
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Evening star., 1952-01-27

Monday.
1880, WMAk-HollyWood w Screen
Test: jeffrey Lynn win appear IN
"Who Is Ny Accuser."
500, WTOP-Video Theater: June
Lockhart and Jack Carson win head
the cast Of For Heavens Sake" !"
500, WTTG Pensagon- Washing
ton: Sir Hubert wilkins, Col. Bernt
Balchen, Maj. John J. Dean and
Thomas Graski will tell stories Of
the Air Force.
$3.50, WIT c. Johns Hopkins
Science Review: The program viii
tell the story of adding fiuorine
ito water and win show why It is
important. s
s:00, WNBW--Lights Out: VIM
cent Price viii star in aThe Third
Door
$3.50, WNBW-RObert Montgomery
Presents. The drama win b .Eya2
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Television HiqhIiqhts for the Week

Gardiner featuring Richard Carl
son.
1890, WTOP Studio One: An
thony Ross, Ralph Nelson and
Bobbie Santon viii star In Burden
of Guilt.
Tuesday.
500, WTOP - Frank Sinatra
Show: Tom D'Andrea, Larry Blake
and Patti Moore and Ben Lessy
viii share the guest spotlight.
8:3o, WTTG Keep Posted: Repre-
sentative Catherine st. George and
Senator Estes Kefauver viii discuss
EsWomans Place in Politics"
$50. WNB w Circle Theater:
Jerome C0Wan and Frances Rohin-
son will star hi Z Yesterdays Y Magic. Z
"Wednesday. 3..5s n
s:00 WNBW Kate Smiths Kye-
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Henry will meet Bob Satterfeld IN
q 10-round heavyweight bout.
1900, WMAL- Pulitzer Prize
Playhouse: The teleplay win be
EaYears Of Grace" with Ann Hard
ing, Lucille Watson, BramWel
FLETCHER and Joan Chandler IN the
cast.
Thursday.
eco, WIT c. Gruen Theater:
Frances Finord, Gordon Oliver and
dee Pollack viii star In Adopted
Son.
1900, WTTG Author Meets the
Critics: Faye Emerson will be
moderator for discussion Of Sena-r
tor Charles w. Tcbey's Return to
Morality. "
Friday.
l0:00, WTTG cava1cade d Stars:
Peggy Lee and Carlos Ramirez viii
Join the shoN. ~
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Saturday, February ]: 1852
Cactus lin; f1 Mdwsst HnnG az
g. Serials $50 M asa pss
WMaLG3 nsat ihae pate Wm ue
pate With Deati se hAy dhan
M-a The wAsHig wizard :a smah tfs sang
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Evening star., 1952-01-27

ming Hour: Kate Smith viii present
Fred Allen. Andre Eglevsky, Maria
Tallchief and Melissa Hayden as
her guests.
9:3e, WTOP-The Web: Billy Red
field, Haila Stoddard and Rusty
Lane will have the leading roles in
Honeymoon ct the Grand.
1890, WTOP-Boxing: Clarence
Evening star., 1952-01-27
THIS WEEK IN TELEvISlON

Doroles Gray and Alan Dean are
other guests.
I 600, WNBW Telesision Theater:
Mercer Mel cod and Eileen Heckart
co-star In Segment
4 9:O0, WMAIr Arthur Murray Par
ty:: Comedian Lou Holtz, Mary Me-
Carly and Kajar head the guest list,
ESQ, WTOP-Break the Bank:
Isabel Bigiey Is guest vocalist.
1o:00, WTOP- Celebrity Time:
Master Mind Dunninger and Ann
Sothern are guest panelists.
10:30, WNBW-Cameo Theater:
Dennis Harrison has the lead II
.The Paper Sack.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
sundnY January q. 1851

Lucas and Kenneth Landon dis
cnss us Malaya Another Korea"
TOO, WMAL Paul Whiteman
Revue: Lisa Kirk visits.
7:OO, WNB w Royal Showcase:
Vivian Blaine and Sam Leyene are
guests. a
7:30, WTOP Jack Benny Show:
Barbara Stanwyck makes her TV
debut.
500, WNBW- Comedy Hour:
Danny Thomas Is host to Guests
Dorothy Lamour and Bunny LeWbel.
500. WTOP Toast Of the Town:
Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn
appear In q scene from THE Four
poster" Ted Lewis, Bert Wheeler,
Evening star., 1952-01-27

IhuFSd0y, January 81, I95Z 90
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Evening star., 1952-01-27

Wednesday, JonuoFy 50, l95Z
Famua 10 Mel Madn
the Charlie; HAS r. HARNESS.
PIheas zis eIest Gs Anb VII
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Matinee Ihear Cnapei
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Billy Graham
Matinee tka shi Rsl a. M EGG
Search 1smsHsM; fA4s sts Ann sho a ear
and Buff &a,
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Styles Bridges and Leon Key
serling.
4 $3.50, WNBWSara Churchill: !:
John Beal stars In "Tlie Story Of
Roger Williams"
400, WTOP- CHS Teleyision
workshop: John Hersey's Into the
Valley" is dramatized.
400, WNBW- Meet the Press. wv.
Averell Hartman is interviewed.
$3.50, WNfAL.-ToWri Meeting Jof
the Air: Senator Wayne Morse
speaks ON Eisenhower or Taft
What Are Their Chances?" on the
programs TV debut.
$3.50, WTTG-G Georgetown Uniyer-
|sity Forum: Rhona Connerly, Jim
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Todax,s Highlights.

yO0ByS hlkMIlSntSs
12:0O, WNBW-Your Junior Revue:
The choral group from Gordon
Junior High visits.
i 100, WMAL Horizons: John n.
|Dunning. dean OF the Faculty OF
Engineering Of Columbia University,
discusses 'The Future Of Atomic
Engery."
2:00, WNBW - Battle Report:
Roger Putnam, chairman Of the
Economic Sterilization Board, and
Assistant Secretary for. Navy Air
John r. Floberg are guests.
2:30, WNBW-American Forum
How Much Can Our Economy
Stand?" is discussed by Senator
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Tuesday, Junuoy y. 1852
wABW aM sah Hu.. rs . F:aa y mel MARTA sa..
and Charley; 1Els HdhAi
17 uh s; iia ns Iuae Peoples su'e AIS asf saG In as
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Club ia.s HsaAs
T. ehei Disc
E3l Shs the News; Sos Disc Jery
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Mel
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Audience Shows

The fOlloEing telecasts admit the
general public,
WNBW ~" American Forum Of the
Air = Sunday $50 p. N. CAribaf
Room Of the Wardman Park Hotel.
Write or call station for tickets.
wednesday $50 Pm, Evening star
Television Center. Write station for