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Evening star., 1953-08-16
CANVASSERS
CAR HOPS

CAR HOPS
VIRGINIA STORES
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Jobs for young men. Full
time night shifts. Salary plus excel
lent tips, meals and uniforms fur
nished. Paid vacation and sick
leave. group insurance. hospitaliZa-
tion and purchase discount.
APPLY VIRGINIA HOT SHOPPES
OR SILVER SPRING, MD.
OR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1341 g ST. N.W.. ROOM zoo. IL
for small 7-family apt.
to occupy 1st fl. front apt. on basis
Of paying ". rent of $40. Bal. al
lowed for light duties as caretaker.
Apt. lightly furn. Apply Mon. DIXIE
REALTY CO: 1417 I st. NV.
sToLLER, Bradley blvd. and Oh.
an aS Il Ressfsda; beieHa. Gardens Is.
and Joliet SITS. s.w. Report to job
Monday morning for work. BANKS
CARPENTER. a pen Err tlrst elias. trim man:
good salary; yyaoo Silver Spring area. area.
ist class; exper. on
concrete form work; steady lob.
P. o. Box 1876, Wilmington. Della
CARPENTER HELPER-Report ready
for work Monday, Glenside DR.. and
Jackson ave-, Takoma Park, Nd;
CARPENTER-Inside off1ce building
work. Excellent wages. vacation, in
Surence and pension advantages
provided. Sobriety and attention to
future advancement must be ex-
hibited in references required. Box
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BUTCHER, reliable. Full or part tim,
Apply FULTON'S MARKET, 120
rt st n NJ PIE H-Q7A1
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HELP-MEN

Jr., for CPA frm. No
writing, stating age, marital status.
education, experience, and salary de-
sired. Box 196-M. Star. -16
jr.. for CPA ONCE.
state age, education, experience and
salary desired, Box 116-S, Star.
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MANAGERS

Our expanding program
needs 3 men to learn the
consumer finance business.
No experience necessary but
experienced men given pref
erence. Our employees know of
this offer. We train and teach
tree employe dement's and
pleasant working conditions.
Car essential; car allowance.
Steady employment with good
starting salary. Men accepted
must have genuine interest in
meeting. helping and working
with people. Phone manager
for appt.. AP. 7-1S00.
Calvert Credit Corp.
OOS D Aun NJ DofnIar NJ,
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WheH GHsWeTtH0 GdrertsseMests
addresse6 to Star boxes, DO NOT
tncloSe original references. photo.
graphs OF other materials OF per.
soma Udtee. Copies SeFUe the puf.
pose and 0rtUinGls mas 1et lost
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HELP wTp. AcEHctEs Cont. ,

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
secys., stenogs.. bkprs., rcpts.. typists
file clerks, payroll clerks. bkpg. mch
oprs. cashiers, PIX oprs., others
400 N Y AVE " Pm hn6
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NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
"Washington's Largest Agency"
Aforementioned Off1ces.
SAT,ES-OFFICE

SALES-OFF1C
MANAGEMENT analyst (severaD. 80 to
45 yrs old. coll. deg. nec.: major
in acctg. or bus. management,
Sales. natl. co. tprinting suppliesl. =.
aged $3.50: several openings ID. c..
Ohio, Phila.. Fla.
SALES rep-natl' CO ttn noosT Goyt ooo n base as
Sales trainees fseveraD s5o.s9a wk.
Mana cement trainees Soe6 mo.
ADMIN. trainees $3.50 Co." mo.
once mgr. trainee $3.50 mo.
claims adiustor trainee tnot collrc-
Merchandise trainees tcoIl. rerl '.
11nderwriter trainpe SoS0 mo,
Claims adiustor Onsur.. coll. deg.
plus yrs. law nec) SALARY open
Airline flight attendant trsinass.
Clerks (manvl S21o-Soeo mo.
Messengers (hieh type) - S230 mo.
Credit man. exper. ----. $50 mo.
Countermen $50 wk.
Multilith operators S"Sn mo.
Guards COCO mn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Servo mech. engrs. (sutopilot de-
velopment and customer liason).
salary. open
Operations analysts fmath. or physics
bkgrd): systems evaluation. ..
salary open
Applied mathmaticians (ph: D.S:
Mech. enErs. heavy structures back
groundl salary open
Retired admirals or generals (ordance
bkgrd): 1870 yrs. old salary open
Management anslvsts facet. or bus.
adm. deEo' 3o-4o; fvs VS. eSS,; SS,1;oo
Gen. mgr. CBsFE,, to do design and
S7.5O0. plus 1Oct Of profits
Machine design eneTs. Go.l5 YRS:
star asst, tBsEE), electronic studies:
freauencies tbu. stds. or Se Pcc): Pcc
Tech. writer's naval research hkerd.
-ordnance-logisti $4,000
Tech. editors and writers (radar--I
electronics manual exp ooo 90 ooo
Plsn9ins lam .nsrs. cBsME5, srasaRss g sSs
Mech. designers, heavy exp,
Structural analyst. cBsM1BS. s-'SOO
Ensrs; ,.as cBsME DESIGN and d:yslSp5 x i;SS
Elec. enFrs. q yrs,' corl.). field work.
temp. and humidity TO $4,000
Buyers hardware and electronics
bkgd.) exp. p.----~---se salary open
Electronic wiremen, exp. (4S hrs).
Electronic techs. EARNED services.
plus trade school training Ola
Math. asst, tder. neco. physsiss S SIS
Draftsmen ttopo). planning map
ping to $4,000
Craftsmen (electronic layout:
Craftsmen Cmech.l $50 wk. up
Shipping receiving packing tyoung
Radio operators tex-ham or service
men) $4,000 plus
Mech. trainee tyounE married vel;
Electronic mechanic ION call pm
3 am: D. c. resident. must have
phone; many nights no calls S65 wk
Watchman-janttor tsood refs;
Many other excellent openinSs s In Ia
the fields Of electronics. radAr.
sonar and loran in this area and
many other areas throughout the
q. S. Men about to be released
from armed forces with training in
any Of the fields mentioned here.
please write now. and visit US
xhsn Xeu are in this 1ffeG.,
110e 18th d. H. ". WeW Addfeo).
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To Place a Star Classified Ad
Call
Sterling $4,000
OFFICIAL NOTICE

TO: The unknown heirs or assigns.
or both of Willie Olin Bell de-
ceased. record owner Of the follow
ing premises in Square 1863, known
as: 923 L Street NV. lot S01) },
rear 923 L Street. NV. dot SOD
925 L Street, NV. dot S0S): 927
/ street: NV. dot 500 and 929 L
ton, D.. c. Pursuant to the proyi.
sions Of the Act Of Congress Of May
1, 1906. entitled AN Act to Create
a Board tor the Condemnation of
Insanitary Buildings in the District
of Columbia, and for Other Pur-
poses" as amended April 10. 1885,
and December II. 1912, the menu
bers Of the Board have investigated
into the sanitary condition of the
buildings at premises mentioned
above. These buildings have been
found, as a result OF such 1nvestl-
cation, to be in such insanitarSy
or the lives of the occupants thereof
or of persons living in the vicinity:
Accordingly. YOU are hereby directed
to show cause or or before Septenl-
ber 4, 1853, why these buildings
should not be condemned. You are
entitled to a hearing on this. matter
before this Board, provided that, you
make written request for such a
hearing. within, the time to show
ceipt Of such request the, Board
Will fix a time and place for the
hearing, and will notify YOU ac-
cordingly. BOARD FOR THE CON
PUHhDHNGs' PGMGAN54E coL. OF g. iNiAfE7EAAEEs {. Evans
Jr.: W. H. CARY, Jr.; J. J. ILGEN-
FRITZ.
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEER

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR AN ENGINEER BETWEEN
AGEs OF 9rIIp e to g. THIS pSI,RsE E9sIT12N 2N
YEaFsSeaINfG YEaRs 81 NfGxpEkkHfEsNcSS EkkHsN m ny THE IL
MECTRoNIc FIELD; ENGINEER
PREFERRED AS THE POSITION
BACKGROUND, TIE SALARY WILL
BE BASED ON THE ENGINEERS
BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE.
AE4I sEp RoNAL REsTMH
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. @. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LARGE ESTATE SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

TUESDAY, = August Gus ? 18th Is h'Tr KT 10 AM
Set of so pieces of Stieff Rose fiat
creamer. Stieff Rose carving set
Hotpoint electric range, General
Electric refrigerator, oil heating
stove, Governor Winthrop desk.
marble top tables, mahogany chests
of drawers, Victorian furniture, pine
and domestic rugs, linens, jewelry.
costume jewelry, china. glassware.
personal effects. Chrysler 1853 de-
luxe model 24h.p. air conditioner,
etc. BY ORDER OF UNION TRUST
CO. ADMINISTRATORS. ESTATE OF
CATHAR1NE B. ROYAL; FIDELITY
STORAGE CO.. ESTATE OF FLOYD
s. ROOSA; COLONIAL STORAGE
CO.. AND OTHER CONSIGNORS.
Terms Cash: c. G. Sloan & Co.. Inc,
Aucts. Established 1891. IL
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au14151e171s1e2 2o21q2.e3

cordingly. BOARD FOR THE CON:
BUTLDfNGs. GifH tSS COL. G. iiHiE I. Evans.
Jr.: ". H. CARY, Jr.; j. J. ILGEN-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OR AS
SIGNS, OR BOTH. of Richard Noah
Price, deceased, record owner OF lot
a2S. square 2S, known as premises
92S Oath st. NV. washington. D; e.
pursuant to the provisions, Of ods the
entitled "An Act to Create a Board
for the Condemnation of Insanitary
Buildings in the District of CO.
lumbia. and for Other Purposes"
as amended April 15, 1885. and De:
the board have investigated into the
sanitary condition of the buildings
a. the premises mentioned above.
These buildings have been found, as
a result Of such Investigation to be
IN such insanitary condition as to
endanger the health or the lives Of
the occupants thereof or. of persons
living in the vicinity. Accordingly,
cause on or before September 2:
1888 why these buildings should
not be condemned. You are entitled
to hearing on this matter before
this board. provided that YOU make
within the time to show cause in
dicated above. Upon receipt Of such
a request the Board will fix q time
and place for the hearing. and
will notify you accordingly BOARD
FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF IN
SANITARY s4,NNIIl BSU[ILPINNGS, Col; G; 4
au15. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or as
signs, or both, Of William 8. Knott,
deceased. record owner OF lot SIG.
square SAT, known as premises 727
9th Street, Southeast, Washington,
d. c. Pursuant to the provisions of
entitled IAN. Act to Create q Board
for the Condemnation of 1nsanitary
Buildings in the District Of Columbia,
and for Other Purposes as amended
April 10, 1885, and December II,
1942. the members Of the Board
have investigated into the sanitary
condition Of the buildings at the
buildings have been found. as a re-
suit of such investigation, to be in
such insanitary condition as to en-
danger the health or the lives of
the occupants thereof or of persons
living in the vicinity. Accordingly.
cause on or before September 4,
1883 why these buildings should
not be condemned. You are entitled
to hearing on this matter before
the Board. provided that you make
written request for such q hearing
within the time to show cause indi-
Gated above. Upon receipt Of such
Q request the Board will fix q time
and place for the hearing, and will
notify you accordingly. BOARD FOR
The CONDEMNATION OF INSANI-
TAEY BUILDINGS; COL. G., I.
EVANs. Jr:, W. H. CARY, Jr.. ]. j.
aHi4. Hi4.i5'ie.i7.1s,1s.2o.s1,aa.23
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HELR--MEN

must have sood references; exceilenS
salary; for small bldg. See MR..
KAHN. at HOS 18th st. NV. 20
LABORERS, for work on Masters
builders project. See Bob at
Wheeler I'd. and Wshler pl. Sc.
LABORER, 1st class; exper. on con.
struction work; steady Job. p. o,
Box 126, Wilmington. Delaware,
LABORER for construction lob; Lead
er and all-around good sober man,
experienced; good pay, steady work:
sTRUCTIoN CO, Evans DIR. and
BEunswiek ave-, Silver Spring, Nd.
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LIBBY LUMBER CO.
825 New York Ave. NV. Open Sat
Euclid NurSev School

1928 EUCLID ST. NV.
Gives your child. age , to 6. trained
care and model equipment; outdoor
activities; hot lunch: hours z am.
to 6:30 pm. CO. 5-S256.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
AUCTION SAILS
ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass, china, bric-a-brac, etc.
Thursday, 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTIONS. Rockville. Md.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
AuctiOneerR,

trustees sale OF valuable improved
real estate brick dwelling and being
known as premises 1924 18th Street
to to til the finai judgment 1t oi the I United i
States District Court for the District
of Columbia entered In Civil Action
No. 3312-62, the undersigned trustee
will sell (subjectt to ratification by
the COURT thereby. by public auc.
TadaspAY flHn trGni The TwENfhTH q pFfmsfi DAY
oc1oeR 5SSofii Pin. iy2S; ne toI.os H ips de:
Columbia, to wit: Lot 33 in James
H; Hensley's subdivision Of lots in
PG'f PeP pst fecoFSsI a IN the css
the surveyor for the district of
Columbia in Liber COUNTY 8. folio
80; subject to building le-stric-
tion line established by proceedings
in District Court Case No. 1851 in
the District Court ot the Urited
Said property known for assess
Square 2S43.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit
of 100000 required OF purchaser at
sale. Examination OF title. convey
ancing, recording and notarial fees
az cost OF purchaser; Terms to be
from day of sale. otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell prop
erty at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser, after five days advertise
ment Of such resale in some newspa-
per published in Washington, D. c..
or deposit may be forfeited, or with
out forfeiting deposit trustee may
avail himself Of any legal or equit.
able rights against defaulting pur-
chaser. THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. By HER
BERT W. PRIMM, Vice President.
Trustee.
su12.13.14,l5.16.17.1S.10
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
Represent book publisher. calling on
soliciting manuscripts: Excel. career
opp. Under 30. Sales exper. pref;
To $4,000. Travel expenses and
many benefits. FEE PAID.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 500 14th NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (F) :,
Prot. schl. in Va. No age limit.
Excel. OPP. To $1,000.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 500 14th NV.
SECRETARIES $40 WK.
Assoc. Offices; under 35. Law stenog.
$65-$75 wk. Ins. executive secy,
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MECHANICS
MESSENGER

Young man, 1919 yrs. of ere. for
permanent full-tine lob: 5-day, 40-
hr. wk Apply Personnel, Room sos.
Open weekdays. S:30-5. and Sat.
Q-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
IlO1 PENNA. AVE. NV
Evening star., 1953-08-16
ASSEMBLERS
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL

FULL-TIME OPENINGS
FOR EXPER. MECHANICAL AND
ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLIES. AP-
PLY IN PERSON TO PERSONNEL
Evening star., 1953-08-16
IBM OPERATOR


INSTRUCTOR. fun time. teaching
radio theory and fundamentals;
overtime II desired. Call HO. 2-1520,
lie
Observation-Disclosures branch Of
large multiple line, flre and casualty
and i junior underwater. Casualty
rating experience necessary and null
tiple line experience preferred. Both
positions are permanent and offeT
opportunity for advancement Call
DI. 7-57S0 between 3 am: and 3
INSURANCE FIRE Loss ADJUsToR,
part-time. ewes. or week ends to suit
your available time. Expert in
handling IRE loss claims. damage
estimates. settlements and appor-
small 1-man adjusting once. Re
rNsuRaNcE n; sRsaaiNi AGENT. career oDpor-
tunity; salary ,.nH.. plus commission conn
tirsmsnt; hosPitalizatien. INSURANCE
Bldg, 203O N. 18th ST.. Arlington.
JASSi1roR, handyman. experienced
with operation Of ,stoker boiler;
FsTp ccaOn snDSgfs tsfsrencss s.ale
ysSKroR. All Or SIX sEar cias. lie.. small. IN
town elev. bldg. married, no chill
dren, S135 mo. and atrs. BOX 112-
M, Star. 20
JANITOR, for perm. lob in downtown
once bldg; must be good general
maint. man and know oil burners
and stokers. Must be non -drtnker.
dependable and have local refs,
Quarters and top .Salary to right
man. mo ch1ldren). Apply u. G.
RKTNER CO.. Room k07. 412 9Th
@. Fy. RI. 7-22oA ApOiS Mon.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

BANK TRAINEES, also hotels. ofices,
DIR. asst, hospitals; pref. with his.
edu. See Miss Black inmed. at
BOYD'S, cor. G and 18th (NA. g.
GRACE DUNN, employment and
counseling. 1911 G St, RE. 7-2S28.
Always has interesting openings for
office workers, all kinds; friendly;
PERsoSNEL ihsSt5Sf SERVICE, 1911 G st..
NV. (ST. 3-3664). OPENINGS for
secretaries, typists, bookkeepers,
cashiers, DIR. assts. (Est. 1S yrso
wHIfE Mfiffmei AND CoLoRED men and
women, experienced. with references;
cooks and dishwashers, porters,
janitors. drivers and laborers: wait;
resses, typistS, cashiers. g:h.w. and
women dywkrS. MAINE AND D. G.
EMPL. CENTER, 914 11th st. NV: =
Dr.'s asst, type; Silver Spring.
rms, D. C. and open
~eoFise PROFESSIONAL Hsssis5s PLACEMENT ~
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-4S58
LAB. TECHS, 2 biochemists. to $500
RMS for M.D.s, full-p. t. to $350
SecyS. (20-45), M.D.S to S250
Beginner stenos., advantages $500
Optical trainee, male; start ---$2,71O
PRoFEssIoNAL PERSONNEL BUR:
900 18th st. NV. Rm. 500. NE.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRs AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS,
1920 y; z. ave; NV RE. 7-5767.
cies listed, So. 800 to 1900. BALTIC.
TEACHERS AGENCY, 616 N. Charles
st., Balto.. Md. Mulberry 6-6S50).
IF UNEMPLOYED, or wish . better
position. see Immediately, GRACE
DUNN. 1871 G st IRE 7-2S2Sl
BUSINESS COLLEGE MAN, young,
exper., must know shorthand typ
ing. See Miss Page. BOYD SERV-
ICE. 700 18th ST., MA. S-2340.
SECRETARIES (f) to $4,000. typists
to $50 wk.,. bookkeepers to SIS wk.,
cashiers, telephone operators, recep.
dr.. .assts,. trainees; all kinds OF
fees, compare. (BOYD'S is Oldest
and largest; welcome; ST. 3-3667)
cor. G and 18th, over Zlotnick's
IF You WISH a good position
always go to BOYD's first. office
executive, engineering, sales posi-
tions: est. SO yrs. Hundreds OF
openings. Cor. G and 18th lover
Zlotnick'sl. MA. S-2340.
BOYD EMP. SERVICE, cor G an6
18TH, Ma. S-2340. Need 200 new
appls. daily, office. sales, eng. tech
(smaller fees. Est. 3S yrs0 INQUIRE
Evening star., 1953-08-16
S4; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G

GIRL GUITARIST. white, TO- team
with accordion. popular and hill
billy. AID. 2-9052.
VACANCY. convalescent home for
good food. 10. s-s9a6. I7'
RETIRED LADY will sit with elderly
refined person as companion for
reas. rm. and BID. Box 103R, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-21
On the Air
vi HIT
AgronskX Others on ABC-V
Talk Sense on Sunday Night
By Harry Macarthur

One heartening thing that
can be noted about the new re-
gime at ABC is that somebody
around there is aware that there
is more to life than vaudeville,
mysteries and panel shows. There
are gaps in every networks pro-
gramming schedule, to be sure.
But the American Broadcasting
Co. does employ television as
something more than a time
killer for awhile on Sunday
night, at least.
"All Star News" at 8 pm. Sun
days, is a fairly complete sum-
mary of the past weeks news,
as conducted by Bryson Rash
and other ABC commentators.
This seems to be a moderately
flexible enterprise and there are
signs that it is being developed
into something of a weekly
news magazine of TV.
This is followed at 8::45 by
Gerald Johnson, a Baltimore
writer, whose contribution seems
to be the reading of a column
of his editorial comment. At
first glance Mr.. johnson may
not strike you as very much at
all. He can switch disconcert-
ingly from comment on the
rights Of man in a democracy
to a note on the passing of
Maude Adams with barely a
pause from breath. His voice is
no closer to the broadcast norm
than is DR.. Bergen Evans.
Mr.. johnson, however, deals
in ideas, a rarity indeed on
television. He is not above ex-
pressing a point of view and
often saltily. This does rot
mean that you have to agree
with him. Whether you agree
or disagree, though, the fact is
that Mr.. Johnson is likely to
compel you to give some thought
to what he is saying. It is far
better exercise than listening to
new twists on old jokes.
\ y
This brings US to Martin
Agronsky, on ABC-TV at 9 pm.
on Sundays. Mr.. Agronsky's Is
minute session titled cat Issue
is another excursion into food
for thought and it is probably
the high point of the networks
Sunday evening.
ABC's Peabody award-winning
correspondent may be the closest
thing any other network has to
CHS Edward r. Murrow. His
approach is sane and reasoned
and he has a high regard for a
fact. He also. as an interviewer,
knows how to ask the questions
which will bring forth an inter-
vieWees views.
This is the task he has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-21

the Bee: Jack Pearl is moder-
ator on a new quiz show.
1000, WTOP-Boxing: Gene
Smith VS.. Jimmy Cooper at Crit
fifth Stadium.
Television Today
500, WNBW - Mirror Thea
ter: Felicia Montealegre and
Daren McGavin head the cast
of THE Enormous Radio"
900, WMAL - Famous Play
house: Lynn Bari stars in THE
Other Woman"
800, WNBW - Nothing But
the Best: Roger Price. Helen
Ward, Anita Alvarez and Count
Basic are guests.
$3.50, WTOP-Suspense: John
Howard and Jacqueline SuSann
are featured in Pigeon in the
Cage"
1000, WTOP-Danger: Henry
Hull stars in Trial by Jungle "
1890, WRC-House Un-Amer-
lean Activities Hearings: Bishop
Oman testif1es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-21

assigned in "At ISSUE" which
is just what the title implies
a discussion of some matter at
issue right now. It is a we'll
staged show. Mr.. Agronsky
keeps his nervous energy under
restraint and Director Robert
Doyle manages to make the par
Elephants seem at ease in their
surroundings. no mean trick on
an interview program.
"At Issue" is another case in
which you do not have to agree
with what is being said to be
nourished. Mr.. Agronsky and
his guest, Archibald MacLeish,
did, to be sure, make a lot of
sense this week talking about the
burning of books.
1t was good to hear Mr. Mac
Leish reading a bit OF his own
poetry and it was good to hear
both of them ably establishing
their point of view. To destroy
book is to imply that man can
not be trusted with the free
choice of a democracy. 1t is high
time for abandoning the assump-
ton that the Communist doc
trine is such a strong one that it
will always win readers Of a book
from weak democratic thoughts.
We have rejected communism
before. Mr.. MacLeish declared,
and the implication was strong
that we will continue to reject it,
no matter how many books are
left unburned.
None of this was revolutionary
and there was no conflict, no
fireworks. But men talking sense
are scarce enough on television
that Mr.. Agronsky's "At Issue" is
downright enriching. The only
complaint to be noted is that it
might we'll have been scheduled
at some other hour, with compe-
tition less literate than NBC-
TVS "Television Playhouse"
FADED - Speaking of televi-
sion excursions into food for
thought. whatever became of
NBC-TV'S Meet the Press?"
This used to turn up some excit-
ing sessions as men in and out
Of Government were asked by
reporters to explain their deeds
and views. Things sometimes
even got stormy when a con-
trcversial figure was up for in
terview. Well, there was a new
look on Sunday. Senator Jo-
Seph Mccarthy sat there smiling
out his oily replies for a half
hour and not one of his inter-
viewers came up with an even
moderately embarrassing ques-
ton. Is meet the Press" just
faded picture of it's old con-
tentious self?
X \
RETURN-Arthur Godfrey will
return to the air on Talent
Scouts" on Monday. July 81. He
will resume his Arthur Godfrey
and His Friends" telecast over
CHS on the following Wednes-
day. On Monday, August 3, he
will return to his morning radio
and television shows. All Of this
will be by way of cut-ins on the
shows done in New York. God
frey will be at his Leesburg (Va.)
farm, the television signal being
sent from there to Washington
by a special microwave relay,
from Washington to New York
by the regular network cables.
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Todoy's
HighIights
Rodio Today

$3.50, WOOK-Baseball: Mil
Waukee VS.. Philadelphia.
900, WRC-The Baron and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-06
Pitcher to File
Baseball Civil Suit

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expected r. flt cy, t
against Cotton STATE League and
officials
Re- sliel if0n Knoxville Z
Mouris.n SAFE League urp e
ruled hlm irelg bic 20 harl 'or
Hot Springs--clsim.ng his -cc.cr-
prevented him from pitching