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The daily record., 1953-09-18
New TeSfumentS
Are Given OUT

The first of the new illustrated
copies of the New Testament to
be received in Ellington were dis
tributed yesterday by the Rev vii
liam Lawrence 10y, pastor of the
Ellington Methodist Church.
A copy of the Illustrated Cos
pei according to Saint Matthew
was presented to each Methodist
family as a gift from their pas
tor
The striking edition of the Cos
pei, published this year by th,'
American Bible Society, uses the
new Revised Standard version of
Saint Matthew, profusely lllustra-
ted with photographs made in Pal
estine. Pictures are of cities, scenes,
or things mentioned by the Co.'S
pei writer The pamphlet, measur-
ing ten and a half inches by eight
in size, makes Use of three columns
of type on each page.
Divisions are not made by chap
ter, but by subject and topical mat
ter, with headings for every par
agraph However, the number Of
chapters and verses are faithfully
recorded beside topical headings.
The pictorial edition of the Gospel
contains 81 pages. with a full page
photograph CT early morning on the
Sea of Galilee-serving as a cover.
Title of the gospel pamphlet is
THE Light CT the World"
Geographical notes on Palestine
land of Christ's birth, and about
ether netghboring lands is print
ed with a map of the frontis-
piece.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

The "appeasement" charge was
hurled by Sen. Homer Ferguson of
Michigan, keynote speaker at a
meeting billed as the COP res
ponse to a Democratic conclave here
earlier this week which kicked off
next years congressional campaign.
Ferguson, filling in for COP Ma
tienal Chairman Leonard w. Hall
who is i'll, said Adlai E. Steven
son advocated "softnesS" toward
Communism in a speech at the
close of the Democratic meeting
in which he urged a new try at
peace and disarmament with Rus
Sia
In addition to Ferguson and two
cabinet members-Postmaster Cen
eral Arthur E. Summerfield and IN
terror Secretary Douglas Mckay
Republicans held faint hope that
President Eisenhower will drop in
to their meeting of more than 1000
women from 18 midweStern anG
southern states.
The President is due TO stop
briefly at Chicago, Airport Satr-
day enroute to Washington from
his Denver vacation. He plans tu
send greeting to the gathering
Some Republicans urged shat he
make a personal appearance and
snow under the headlines the Dem
The daily record., 1953-09-18

In conjunction with the drive,
music aptitude tests have been
given to students in grades five
through eight with a view to selec-
tions those who could play an in
strument. Letters are being mailed
today to parents of passing stu
dents urging them to get their
children in the band.
A special instrument demonstra-
ton will be held at the High
School auditorium Monday evening,
beginning at o'clock. During the
showing, parents of students who
are interested in taking band are
invited to drop by.
rISPLAY SLATED
Willard Burrage, band director
in Dunn for the past five years and
now associated with the Liens
Band Instrument Company of Chi
cago. will be in charge of the dis
play. Grant said today that he viii
attend the meeting to assist stu
dents and their parents in select
ing the best instrument for them.
Grant stated that the band is ur-
gently in need of younger men,
bers to carry on next year. He has
The daily record., 1953-09-18

The petition calling for an cleo
ton to determine if Dunn citizens
want City funds used for recrea-
.tion was due for consideration last
night, but it was reported that
the necessary signatures were not
obtained.
Mayor Ralph Hanna told the
Council last night that it might
be good to have an advisory vote
on fluoridatIon in the election, if
it is called.
Members of Council were in gen.
eral agreement that a special bal
lot in the election would be good.
1t was pointed out that the oppos-
ition to fluoride is growing through
out the U. S.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

CONTINUED From Page Onc)

Continued From Page Onc)
ing signs used and erected in con-
nection with the highways and does
not have reference to commercial
signs placed upon the sidewalks,
adjacent to these highways" the
Attorney General stated in the let
ter.
SAYS TOWN HAS RIGHT
In his opinion on the Dunn Or
dinance, he said, the right of the
municipality to ADOPT ordinances
affecting the erection Of signs and
placement of other distractions or
impediments along the sidewalks of
a municipality would not encroach
upon any authority of the State
Highway Commission and the Pub
lie Works Commission
After hearing the opinion of the
Attorney General, Council voted to
make each member of the group
a committee of one to investigate
the sign situation in other cities
to see what they have done to
solve the problem.
1t was the opinion of the group
that all signs should be removed,
but they were not sure how it
should be carried out.
In the meantime, no action is be-
ing taken on the sign violations
in Dunn until after the Council
members report on their findings
The daily record., 1953-09-18
Church Reilly Set
At County Sect

Everything was in readiness for
the associational q. A. and r. A.
Rally to be held this afternoon
and night at the Ellington Baptist
Church. Young people from church.
es throughout the Little River As
ISOLATION we're expected to attend.
Mrs. c. r.. Ammons, associational
young peoples leader was in general
charge and inspirational speaker
was to be Rev. zeb Moss, student
at Southwestern Seminary in
The daily record., 1953-09-18

MIAMI up An Atlantic hur-
ricane packing winds Of 100 miles
per hour turned northeastward to-
day and headed toward Bermuda,
threatening to give the British hon
eymOon island its third nasty blow
in three weeks. The Miami weather
bureau located Hurricane Edna 800
miles east of Jacksonville, Fla. ard
$50 miles southwest Of bermuda at
II a. m. EST. 1t was moving on a
northeast course at 1S miles per
hour.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
ENDORSED BY DENTISTS

ENDORSED BY DENTISTS
Dentists and others interested in
fluoridation of water in Dunn met
here last month to discuss the
program. At that time, the program
was endorsed by all attending
including the dentists of the town.
However, some local opposition has
been voiced since then. Attorney
]. A. Mcleod appeared before a
recent meeting of City Council to
express opposition to use of fluoride
in the water.
Should a special ballot be given
at the election, it would be taken
only in an advisory capacity" it
was generally agreed last night
Council would then decide what
action they wish to take.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

HOGS

RALEIGH up Hog markets:
Kinston: Steady at 2525 for good
and choice 180-24o lb. barrows and
gifts.
Smithfield, Dunn, Jacksonville:
Steady at 25.00
Tarboro, Rocky Mount, Lumber
ton, Marion, Fayetteville, Florence,
Goldsboro, Mount Olive. Wilson,
Rich Square, Clinton. Siler City,
Washington, Weldon, Wilmington,
New Bern: Steady at 24.75.
COTTON
NEW YORK up = Cotton futures
prices at noon EST today; New
York Oct. 1924; Dec. 33.l3 New
Orleans Oct. 1882; Dec. 33.11.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
RETURNS To nuNN

Mrs. Lee Sandlin who has been
in New York for the past month
at the Lempert Institute of Otol5gy
has returned to Dunn. Friends of
Mrs. Sandlin will be pleased to
know that the major ear operation
she underwent was a complete sue
cess.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

Wake Forest.
Ellington r. AS and G. A. S
we're hosts and hostesses, and sup
per was to be served as courtesy
of the women of the Ellington
Baptist Church.
Girl Auxiliary leaders include Mrs.
Carl Womble. H. T. Dean and Miss
Mamie IIaighwood Roy Grimes
and Charles Lee are the leaders
of the Royal Ambassadors.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

First afternoons program will be
designed especially for primary
teachers. The second will be direct
ed to grammar grade instructors
Both will start at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Helen Stuart, aCvlsor in
physical education for the State
Department of Public Instruction
will conduct the workshop. This
marks the first professional train
ing meeting of the year, reported
Miss Bessie Massengill. elementary
supervisor who is making arrange
ments for the workshop.
LEADERS INVITED
Due to requests on schools fol
assistance with recreation projects
The daily record., 1953-09-18

set a goal of Is band members
from each class from the fifth
grade up. At present there are four
persons in the eighth grade taking
band, seven in the seventh, and
two in the sixth, he said.
} Burrage will also assist Grant in
determining the best instrument for
the students. He is now serving as
education consultant for the Chi
cago band concern.
Parents whose children have not
received letters are also invited to
the meeting, Grant added.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
ATAMI, Japan UP

ATAMI Japan UP - Puzzled police reported today
that persons swallowed poison at resort last night
in suicide attempts Only three died They uniden
titled Japanese man found on beach and young un-
married couple who drank poison together in d rented
cottage The woman pregnant.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. lR - May
or George Dempster. asked when
he turned 66 yesterday whether
he liked seeing his birthdays roll
around each year, quipped:
81 certainly do. If they ever
stop, I'll be dead"
The daily record., 1953-09-18

TOKYO UP - Peipng radio praised today a cOllec
ton of personal letters written by executed atom spies
Ethel and Julius Rosenberg worlds best seller"
The letters written by the ROSenbergS to their am
ly and lawyers before they died in Sing Sing PRISONS
ectrc chair last June 10 for passing atomic secrets to
the Russians
The daily record., 1953-09-18

OCIdS SOG OuG Va IAACA LWO-udy
meeting.
HITS APPEASEMENT
Ferguson based his "appease-
ment charge against Stevenson on
the fact that the 1852 Democratic
presidential candidate described the
conference room as "the door to
peace and advocated talks with
Russia" when We can" and where
we can"
Governor Stevenson in effect is
urging us to meet every oppor-
tunity whether it be on the Com
munists' terms or our own" Fer
guson protested. This shows such
vast misunderstanding, such a
lack of comprehension of the ma
ture of Communism, that it is al
most unbelievable"
He said the former Illinois gov
ernor was advocating "the old soft
ness toward Communism" which
marked past Democratic admin
iStrations.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
NEW ORLEANS UP

NEW ORLEANS UP = Physicians kept anxious
vigil today Siamese twin girls separated by
precedented operation here and declined comment until
later about their surgical milestone. Famed Oschner
Foundation Hospital reported that both the threemonth-
old MOutOn twins in separate cribs, "dOing
we' after being severed at the spine yesterday
The daily record., 1953-09-18
Hurnett Teachers
ToAHend Workshop

Elementary teachers throughout Harnett County will
attend workshop at the Coats school gymnasium
Sept 1924 designed to improve the physical education
program in the county schools.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

ST LOUIS, Mo. UP - George Meany, president of the
American Federation of Labor charged today that Pres
dent Eisenhower can't control the reactonary forces
that have taken the administration and hasn't the
strength to ''stand up for his point of view"
The daily record., 1953-09-18

GENEVA, Switzerland UP - Evidence mounted to-
day that Mrs Melinda MacLean kept rendezvous behind
the Curtain with her longmissing British diplomat
husband But police watched garage where she left her
car week ago saying she would return for it today.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

BONN, Germany UP = British, French and Ameri-
high commissioners proposed to the Soviet Union
today that Germans be permitted to circulate freely
throughout all Germany beginning Oct without special
interZOna passes
The daily record., 1953-09-18
Vote On FIuoride
Considered Here

Because of the opposition which is being voiced to
the of fuoride in Dunn, City Council last night
sdered having special ballot in called election should
the recreation petition be completed.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. UP - Greta P,

HOLLYWOOD, Calf UP - Greta Peck, blonde wife
OF actor Gregory Peck has reversed earlier deas and
confirmed reports she and her husband have separated
Mrs Peck said last night she and the actor parted last
January. Mrs Peck said she replied mo- many times af
ter her return alone from Europe "but lying"
The daily record., 1953-09-18

SYRACUSE, NY. UP - Prices some General EIec-
radio and elevSOn sets will be increased next month
GE announced increases effective Oct of $40 IL TV
receivers and 81 increases two radio models.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

PARIS UP = Premier Joseph Lanel plans to leave
for Washington Sept 80 to visit President Eisenhower
reliable diplomatic sources said today
The daily record., 1953-09-18

PARIS UP - u. S. Ambassador John c. Hughes said
today RusSaS blueprint for conquest be cOuntered
only by a lOngterm program of u S. aid, whether we
like it or not
The daily record., 1953-09-18

CAIRO Egypt UP = A weM-nfOrmed source said to-
day former King FarOuk be tried in absenta for hav
ing inspired" the murder of an Egyptian officer
The daily record., 1953-09-18
COP Plans Issue
On Foreign Policy

CHICAGO UP = Republicans offered today to make
foreign policy 1854 campaign issue with charge that
Democrats would take an appeaSement" line on Com
munSIn.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

MOSCOW UP - The Soviet Union announced tOda
it has successfully tested several types of atOl
bombs" in recent weeks.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

then Al Whitewater and
Colonial Frozen Food Lockers,
came along with the solution he
needed. Feel free to visit us any
time We enjoy it as much as
you do.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

WASHINGTON UP - presidential unit citation
has been awarded the 1st Marine Brigade for gallant
fighting early in the Korean War.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

TRAVIS AFB, Calf. UP - Mai. Gen. William F. Dean
who prisoner of for than three years
will arrive here from Tokyo next Tuesday.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. UP - The Un

has urged for the second time that the Communists
date and site for the Korean peace conference.
message sent by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles
Thursday night with the approval of the Is other United
Nations countries that provided fighting forces for thu
Korean war.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
Drive Will Begin
To Enlarge Band

Harold Grant, band director at Dunn High School,
announced extensive drive to enlarge the band IN the
lower grades beginning Monday evening.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

ALGECIRAS, Spain UP - Florence Chadwick, San
Diego Calf swimming star, will try to swim the 14-mie
Gibraltar Strait tomorrow if the weather permits she
said today
The daily record., 1953-09-18

NEW YORK UP = Officials of the Four Freedoms
Foundation have announced that Former President TrI
man will make a nationwide radio speech Sept 2S.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

WASHINGTON UP - The United States is wcighiIl
the pros and of joining European allies in al
to Russia that the West is purely defensive.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

BOGOTA, Colombia UP - S. Ambassador CapuS
NJ Waynck route home today after two years of
service in Colombia No has been named since
he submitted his resignation.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
WASHINGTON UP

WASHINGTON UP - Selective Service headquarter.
announced today that the fourth series of college quail
fcatOn tests will be held Nov 49, 1883 and April 22 1854
at than 900 testing centers throughout the country
The daily record., 1953-09-18

TEfIRAN, Iran UP a spokesman for Trans largest
tribe announced today 10000 riflemen ready to
up uItimatum for the release of jailed former
Premier MOhammed MOSSadegh
The daily record., 1953-09-18
WASHINGTON UP

UE = FIJs!ueHt WILIam =. DoneFty
study of proposal to charge five cents for all nolocal
mail and carry most Of it by air The head of the 100000
member union told the United Press the plan might
be the to the high cost of transporting mall
which has up big annual deficits for the Post Office
Department.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

WASHINGTON up - The re-
search director of the National As
sOciatiOn of Home Builders pre-
dicted today there will be little
progress in design of American
housing developments unless real
estate competition" increases.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
HITS APPEASEMENT

ocrats got out of their two-da
meeting.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

WASHINGTON up - 1>--.rcn L.
Stephenson, business agent who
tried to get per cent fee for
himself in connection with a Navy
rOcket-launcher deal, has been re-
lieved of two posts with the Re-
publican party here. He was re-
moved from the Republican CEN
trail committee of the District of
Columbia and from his job as Sec
retary II the district Republican
Club.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. up =.
The United States, speaking for the
United Nations, told the Far East
Communists in a second message
released today that "there is moth
ing further to add" on Korean
peace conference arrangements be-
yOnd the resolutions adopted last
month by the General Assembly
The daily record., 1953-09-18

PROVIDENCE, r. 1. up - A sail
or pleaded guilty today in the theft
of $4,000 from the QuOnset Point
Naval Air Station credit union and
was sentenced to 212 years in the
federal penitentiary. The sailor, av-
iatiOn electricians mate Wilton
Cory SOlcum, 26, of Miami, was
given 80 months on a charge of
larceny from a federal reservation
and one year on a charge of IN
terstate transportation Of stolen
money.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

COLUMBIA, S. c. UP = Gov James F. Byrnes office
has informed by presidential assistant Sherman A
dams that President Eisenhower will decide whether
South Carolina qualities for drought disaster relief as
report is received" from the Civil Defense Ad
miniStratiOn.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
TV HiehIiehts
OF the Week

MOnday-Follow Your Heart
| (WNBW. 1880 ann, new drama
series: Three Steps to Heaven
| (WNBW, HAS am. new drama
series; Voice of Firestone n e
(WNBW. $500. Thomas l..
Thomas: Robert Montgomery
Presents (WNBW. $500, 'Duet
for Two Hands: Boxing (WTTG.
$500, Wallace Smith VS.. Carl
Coates; Studio One (WTOP,
100. Paul Gallico's "The Roman
Kid"
Tuesday - Mirror Theater
(WNBW. g.. Joan McCracken in
white Night Suspen e
(WTOP. $500, Claude Dauphin
in "Vial of Death; Danger
(WTOP. 10). Art, Carney in "Ill
Be Waiting"
Wednesday-Baseball (WTTG,
$500. Washington VS.. Cleveland: /:
Television Theater (WNBW,
81, Rod Sterling in "Old Mac
Donald Had Curve: Boxing
(WTOP. 1O). Art Aragon VS..
Henry Davis in a lightweight
bout.
Wednesday-BaSeball (WTTG,
2::2O. Washington VS.. Cleveland;
Ben Hecht Tales (WTOP, $500 -,
Charles Coburn and Ruth War;
rick: Ford Theater CWNBW,
$500, Kevin Mccarthy and
Charles Bickford in Sunk:
Pentagon Confidential (WTOP,
100, a new mystery drama
series.
Friday - Interlude (WMAI.,
81. Joy Lansing and Lois Hall in
sadie and Sally: First Person
(WNBW, $500, Francis L. Sulli-
van in August Heat; Playhouse
of Stars CWTOP, g., Eddie
Bracken in "Simplon Express: -:
Holiday Theater CWTOP, $500 ,
John Kodiak and Maureen O'Sul-
Ivan in They Also Serve"
Saturday - Baseball (WTTG,
$500. Washington VS.. st. Louis.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
Friday, August 7, 1883

NsWsi 12:l5, Feature Film; Z, HazsI
Market, 1:30. Iamb0res, J. Paul 0ixsa
Sh0u
WMAL-i1:S5. District SuIletIR BOard, Il, Just
Got Fen, I, Jerry. jimMs SAsW; 1850,
ShsFm's ShsWpIaeeI Z, HoIlywssd Mat.
inse-Ruth Crane; 3:2S. News; $50,
Miss Ruth Anne.
Wr0P-S;sS. MsFnlRg Meditation, 7. Roy
Mssehum' .. Silly JshHsSA's Car
tssR ShsW; 10, Wheel Of Fortune;
II, I'll Buy That; 11:3O, Strike II Meh;
u. Bride sst efssm; l2:1S. LsvE Of
Life; t1:30. Search for IsMsmSw; l2:AS,
euIdiag Light I, AlIaa Jsffrsy's ShsW;
Z. D0ubls Or NStAiRg, 2:3o, Hsuss Party;
J, The Big Paysfi; $50. Garry MosrS.
Evening star., 1953-08-02

Warm-up; 2:oS, Dugout; 22s, Baseball
(ClsyeIand VS.. WaShHstoR).
WT0P-s:ss, hsrnlng Meditation; 7, Rs,
Meaehum; Q. Silly JohRsOn's car.
tOon Show; 10, Arthur Godfrey; tits,
To Be ARnOuaeed; 1850, Strike Il R.eh;
u, sFids sAs Green; I2:15. Lsvs Of
lifei I2:4S, Guiding Light, I, Allan
IsffFsy's Shsw. Z. Freedom Rings, 1:S0,
House Psrtyi .. Big PayOff; $50, Garry
Moore.
WMAL-ti:SS, District BuIIetin BsarG, u, Jus,
tW Fun I. Jerry, Jimms Show; I:30,
ShsTm's ShswpIaes, 2, HoIlyWosS Mat
iass-RutA Crane; 3:2s, News, $50,
Miss Ruth ARne.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
Monday, August ;, 1853

hsllyWssd Spotlight; Z, Hazel Markell;
2:3O, JambsFssi ), Paul DiXsR Show.
WMAL-ii:sS. District BulIetis 9Oard; u, Iust
tN FsR, I, Jerry, Hmms shaNi t:3o,
Shsrm's SAsWpIses, Z. HSlIyWssd Mat
IRss-RstA Cranes 1:2S, Nswsi 3:1o,
Miss Ruth AHRs.
WT0P-S:sS. MsrRIRg MsdltatISAi !, Roy
MeaeAum, Q. Billy J0hnS0RS Car
tssR ShsW; 10, Arthur eOdfrsy Time;
1i:30, Strike II Rich; u, Bride and
erOom; t2:15, Love Of LfsI 12:3o,
Search fer TsmsHsW; 12:AS, Guiding
Light; I, Allan JSffrsy's Show; z,
DsuhIs or Nothing, 2:1O, Mouse PargI
:, The Dig PsyOff; $50, Garry Moore.
Evening star., 1953-08-02

Town: Henry Fonda and Joey
Foreman.
$500, WNBW-Television Play
house: "The Cipher" a docu-
mentary Of the Louis Hoffner
case.
$500. WTOP-G. e. Theater: /:
THE Wine Of st. Adams"
9:15, WNfAL-Orchid Award: |:
LauritZ Melchior.
$3.50. WTOP-Authur Murray
Party: Rudy Vallee and Arnold
Stang.
aRd Llstsa; $3.50, Sunday MsvIs; iI:Ie,
Piek Temple Of Old SaSsbrush; I, Sus.
DAY IAsatsr.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
Tuesday, August a, 1853

WHBW-s:ss, Today On tie Farm, J. Is1ay,
s:2S. News; $40. Today; S:5s, News;
., IOday; s:2s. lssh to This Day;
s:1o, MsTgaFst'S Kitchen, 10. Ding DonE
School; 1879, Glamour etrI, II, Haw-
kiHs Falls; TITS. The ssnastts, I1:3O,
Three Steps 10 Heaven; 1I:4s Follow
Your heart; Il, Midday Comics; 1880,
Little Playhouse, I, Peoples Playhouse;
2, Industry on Parade; ass, MovIs
quick Quiz, 2:1o, Inga's Angle; J,
Break the Bank, $50, WsIesmO
Travellers.
WTIe-1e, cartsOD TAsatsr, 1888, EarIy Bra
fhsater, u, NsSntIms Comics; 1880,
NsWsi 12:AS, Matinee ThsstsF, 2,
HalsI Marksl' 2:As, Chapel, :, Paul
DlxOn ShOW,
Evening star., 1953-08-02

WNBW-e:Ss. IsGay On the Farm, !, TsGsy,
I.1s. News; I:3e. Tsdsy, I:ss. News,
., Tsssy; S:2s. News; s:3s. Istsy;
S:ss, News, ., Isdsy; s:1S, Lssk to
TAis Day, $50, Masgafst's Kiteh-
sa, 10, OlnG Dsag Sehssl, 1888,
Glamour Girl; II. Hawkins Falls; 11:1S,
The Bennetts; 1850, Three Steps to
Heaven; 1l:A5, Follow Your Heart;
u, Midday Comics, 1850. News; 12:4S,
Little Playhouse; I, Peoples Playhouse,
2. Industry on Parade; 2:15, Movie
Quick Quiz; 2:30, Nsney's Nstsbssk; J,
Break the Bank; $50, Welesms IraV-
GIsFs.
WTTe-i0, cartssH TAssten W:as, Garry sire
Thsatsri u, Meantime Comics; i2:3e,
Evening star., 1953-08-02

WNBw-6:ss, To-day On the Farm; 7. Tsasyi
h7s. News, I:,S. IsssII I:ss. News;
., rsdsy, s:1s, News, s:sO. Tslsy;
s:Ss. News, ., IsdayI SIS. Lssk
to this Day. s,30. magnets
kitehsa, 10. 0lag 0sas sehssll ta.30.
eIamsuT eiFli II, HaWkias Falls;
tits, The BenBetts; 11:3e, Three Steps
to HsavsR; 1t:AS, Fellow Yeun Neart;
II, Midday Comics, t2:3e, Little Play
house; I, Feature Playhouse; 2:1S,
Moyls Quick Quiz 2:3o Nsneys Nate
bssk; J, Break the Baak; $50, Wei
come Travellers.
WTTe-to. esTtssn Ihestsr 1853, Early Blra
Thsateri u, hssntims Comics; 11:,O,
News, t2:ls, Feature Film, t:lS,
Evening star., 1953-08-02
THIS WEEK IN TELEVlSlON
Sunday. August 2, 1853

$3.50, WNBW-American For
UNI of the Air: "Is Universal
Military Training Necessary"
$3.50, WTOP - Man Of the
Week: Representative Franklin
D. Roosevelt.
900, WNBW-Meet the Press:
Senator John McClelland.
600. WMAL-Hopalong Cas-
sidy: New time, new station.
$500, WTOP - Adventure: A
PrsvIsWI u, Setter Living IhsatsE;
11:3e. FaIth tsF Tsdsy; I, This Is the
Life, 1:1e, This We Bsllsvs.