davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-12-08
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES, Axe,
$35 up; will hold for Santa. PARK
Woo2D SSElN1gNELs. l1N5L 6ol6 Branch ave.
DxcHsa3ND a; Isl Ssh5SIi PUPPIES. Axe ci1 reg.
males. reds. black and tans. weeks
DALMATiANsWScIhampionship stock.
excellent markings and .conforma-
ton 1O-wks. old. reg. males. MRS.
MN HSANs; Po66iEs' 56i a;ssss ssc Silver Smile
stone. and Mannerhead champion
breeding: hold for Xmas. ia. 2-1491
CHI. I.CHlLLAS-Several small herds;
some with Young; attractively priced.
CREST CHINCHILLA FARM. Fair
sPRiNGER ITsi SPANIEL puPs, Axe.
champion stock: country raised. Will
hold for Christmas. EN-: 3-2974. IS
puppies for Christmas. Phone KI.
RABBIT RABBIT HOUNDS tsl. guaranteed
BURDoFT. ColesviIle. Nd. Cali
Evergreen 4-3S46. .
TERRIER; Bedlington. male, blue;
Axe req. 5h mos. old; S65. AP.
1866 after Z pm. MR.. COLEMAN.
FRENCH PooDLEs: black minia-
Masterpiece. N. Y. Ho. 2-7s43.
SKYE TERRIER PuPPIEs-ch. line;
most cheerful. long-haired breed
PICK pick up your 6dssSoted dsyoted pet before, the
BOXER PUPPIES = Christmas de-
light; Axe reg; males and females;
CHRISTMAS COCKERs, all coiors,
beautiful pups with wonderful dis
position. PO. 2-6908. iii
BOXER PUPPY. female; Axe; excel
stock. WO. 6-13S0. -8
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe pedigreed
old. viii hold for Xmas. ia. 2-2577.
BoxERs-C5,. ,AKc reg; . and II
til Xmas: WA: 7-015s. III
,:HSiv oIisi Ma. Ma. Colonial s-sa54; IL
tanned; S45. An ideal Christmas gift.
Call Elmwood 6-34O3. 10
sIAMEsB CAT. reg. Seal Point adult
female; loves people: tolerant of
children: S25. KI. 8-7727. 10
.GIVE-AWAYS = Gentle, soft-haired,
young tiger cats; adults pets. Also
small house-broken kittens. SO.
DACHSHUNDS, to warm your heart
and make Christmas merry; reds,
blacks; Axe. JE 4-06lS. -13
TOY MANCHESTERS. Axe. puppies
and stud service. ia. 2-7890.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe, 6 gen.
champ. ped; fawns. brindles. ia.
COCKER PUPS, Axe reg; sweet dis
position, wormed. inoc., home raised
ready for Xmas. III. 9-51Sg IA
Evening star., 1953-12-08
RUGS CLEANED
csLLANeoUs FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Royal. new, cost 5000;
will sacrifice. Call TIE. 6-2O49. p
ACCORDION, new so bass Hohner;
reas, Call TU. 2-0635 week days
ACCORDI6NS-Close- OF hand
made Italian Instruments; below
wholesale cost: 100 bass, treble and
bass switches. Sacrifice. Union 4
3S45. ia. 9-57S7. 13s
ADDING MACHINES (3l small desk
models; perfect; S65. Also Reming-
ton Rand printing calculator, cleo
tric desk adder; bargain. TU.
ADDING MACHINE-Burroughs desk
model, $50; Al condition. Rentals,
repairs, sales on all makes CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2019 t4th
st. NV. HU 3-5l21
AIR-CONDITIONERS- PreinVentory
winter clearance sale, y, "a and "a
h.p., used Philco, York and other
units. Priced $3.50 to S99.50
cash. delivered. All have been serv-
iced and are In normal operating
condition. Come see. hear. feel, and
take your pick. Sale starts Thurs.
Dec. 10. through Wed. Dec. 10.
Hours s am. to z pm. Advance
mail and phone orders also accepted
now for COD. delivery. BISHOP
EQUIPMENT CO.. INC, b104 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV. EN-. 2-476o. III
Evening star., 1953-12-08

BEDSPREAD. hand crochet. lemon
star, full size. SO. .6-912S. 3
BENDIX 1851; completely automatic
Reasonable. LU. 2-1991. after 6 pm
BICYCLE, Roadmaster, 26": excel
cond' Boys. $50. HE. 4-s075 after
BICYCLE. girls, new 20" HercSles
CHROME with 6-year guar. $44.
BICYCLEs.Boy's schwinn, 20" and
23o; 2M3o; ssoS9dd condition. Call mornings,
BTcYcIEss.S' M9i 1IsSsS' ae-ln. schwlnn: @g 9og,n.
dffer dF,ke vet S9th I45y9y IN ys5y good cond. Best
BICYCLES. tricycles. sidewalk bikes;
complete bicycle service at the
GEoRGEToWN BICYCLE STORE
1911 Wis. ave-. AID. 2-010O, or in
Arl.. Va, at the PARKWAY CYCLE
CO.. Lee hwy. at N. Kirkwood I'd
(opp. Hot Shoppel. Open daily. $3.50
an; to pm. JA. 5-S122.
BIG9CdE' i,ga II ,RS Roadmaster; girls full
Call Lo. 6-l93S. ii
inch boys bike;
Schwinn; used very little; like new
fully equipped; less than Is mos.
old; $50. 27O6 Cathedral ave, CO.
5.S333 between 4 and z. TOM
BLACKBOARDS, custom made, all
sizes to 4'x12': wall type board with
white pine natural finished frame
BookkEgEpTScJ q jI9 Tg # JU Msc@;Na Tc9SIa 1;s 1mls
ton, model 85-E. with stand; 10 YER
o,c Or best sI, offer. JE. 2-1s9O. MIR,
i
Evening star., 1953-12-08
FARM AND GARDEN

TREES for communities. from 10 to
80 IT.; also all sizes and varieties
for wholesale and retail. ia. 9-3O75.
TOP SOIL. fill dirt, manure and
stone. JU S-S642. 10
TOPSOIL, can be handled with q
rake, and COW manure. JE. 2-1349
BLUEGRASS SOD-Now's the time
to sod. You lay 1t and save. Imme-
diate delivery. LU. 2-49SO
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil, manure. trees. shrubbery.
: aZaleas. FOUSE g. BILD, JE,
4-0646 JE. 2-2S43, JE. 3-0S7S
TREE REMOVAL. topping. pruning.
PAULs s1H Tree Ss SERVICE " r. Lo se 514t7s sSs
Evening star., 1953-12-08
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - 2-bedrm.
apt. to share with ] or 2 other girls.
bet. 20 and 80. AID. 4-5S32 10
GIRL to share very nice Sc. apt. with
l other girl. 10. 2-9094. 3
2 ATTRACTIVE GIRLS, college eradu-
ates, to share spacious Conn ave.
apt. HU. 3-S501 after 6 pm, 10
2121 H ST. N.W.-Lady to share
attrac. furn. 2-rm., kit. and bath
apt. with another lady; each rm
furn. as liv. v.-bedrm. comb; in large
apt. house. Avail. Dec. 81. EX.
CoNGENIAL GIRL. 1925. share
Conn. ave. apt. with 8 other girls
refs. EXCHANGED. HU. 3-7274. -l3
LADY TO. SHARE APT. clarendon
area. with another lady; good bus
service. Call ia. b-9552 after 5
pm. p
YOUNG CAREER WOMAN
Radio, TV writer has close-in apt.
to share with companionable young
woman of similar interests. sense
of humor. Apt. house TV, piano.
automatic washer in bldg. Shopping
center next block; S45 a mo. Box
402-A.
COLORED-SINGLE LADY wishes to
share apt. with another lady: pri-
vate bedroom; conv. to buses. LU,
2-0l6S, IA
Evening star., 1953-12-08

COLORED - 1889 CORCORAN ST.
N W.-Front room. $S .wk; back
room. $3.50 vk.; all privils. NO.
CoLoRED - POPULAR SECTION -
Large front rm.. home privileges.
Basement rn. furn. or unfurn. RA.
COIoRED-lseo ILLINOIS ave. NV.
-Empl. sober persons; pvt; nr. car
line. Call after b pm. TU. 2-5720.
CoLoRED-NICELY FURN. ROOM,
suitable l or 2 persons; home priv
ileges. CO. 6-7742. IS
COLORED-l73S V ST. N.W.-Nice
frt. rm. for empl. cple. or girls;
twin beds; cooking; $S.50-S10. DU.
COLORED-I454 MONROE ST. NV.
Front rm pvt. bath: new furn.' for
couple or . girls. HO. 2-3S24 Id
COLORED-NICE WARM ROOM,
e%plOySsa mp Ss lazy; sN4yt;5, 1888 Swami St
COLOkED-SO6 o ST. N.W.-Em-
ployed couple; front, double, fur
nished room; use of kitchen; SIG
vk Phone NO. 7-1964. IA
OLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
to employed couple or 2 girls. 40 v
st. NV. Phone HU. 3-6S92. IL
Evening star., 1953-12-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD

sLAUGHTER's HOTEL. 1925 l6tn
n.w.-Elev switched. Tv lounge,
rms. with or without meals, by day,
Tk or mo; fall and winter rates
sIHuGHETR'Ss GUEsTHousE. 1927
10th n.w.-New res. mgr. invites
your Inspection; clean. comfortable
rms. very good meals. TV and piano:
speciai rates. HO. 2-6767.
14O1 18th N.W.-Large double: also
single, good meals, switchboard. TV,
FOR EMPPIIoYED MOTHER and child.
5319 18th st. NV, ia. 9-301S.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, eOo1 at Conn.
ave.-Nice attrac. rms; good meals;
rerT;nr recr; rm. ~; piano; ping pong OF. on
CLUE MASON. Is7;aeW N n. H. sGi ave. NV
A club residence for those seeking
the. best sgle. and dble.: for refined
ladies and men; S16 per wk. and UP
incl. full-course meals and hotel
service. NO. 7-6770, Ia
HISTORIC FALKLAND MANOR, on
lovely 23-acre estate, z miles from
White House. Beautifully furnished
rooms with connecting baths. = de-
licious meals z days week. Charm
Phone JU. b-2594. W 0 10
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
" block off Conn ave. overlooking
Rock Creek Park. away from traffic
noise, conv. transp.; dbl. and Sgl.
rms. pvt. baths avail; excel. meals:
rates. $3.50 wk. up. HO. 2-3566.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
CHRISTMAS TREES
L & NJ TREES OF
DISTINCTION AND QUALITY
TEMPLE 6-S169
"uOT E0ATE

906 King ST.. AlexandriA, We.
B-fiat. with case, excel
lent condition: S45. Call after 7
pm. AID. 2-666S.
CLOTHING, like new; Q beautifully
tailored double breasted suits; size
AZ long; brocade and net evening
gown; tweed coat; both size IA.
Red Fox fur stole; reas. XII. 9-6s41.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcons.l

ADDING MACHINES - Ask about
rental purchase plan and our special
offer on your favorite brand OF
adder; new .r,,,y or REBUILT; in Terms
1431 East Capitol ST., Ii. 3-0082
Our E3rd year; $3.50 til 8. includ-
ing Saturdays.
ANTIQUES-Avoid the last minute
crush Christmas shop right now
With Wit US; Don't fail te see our lovely y
BELL KINDS 412 East Capitol St
ANTIQUES, mahog. chest Of drawers,
cradle, misc, bric-a-brac; pvt
home. No dealers. KE. 8-2622. "a
French period; marble
girando!es. chairs, brick-a- -brac, sill
yer. misc. Phone XII. S-S6S9. la
Evening star., 1953-12-08
MY FRIEND JOHN

Although My Friend Johns prices
are based on cash selling; easy
Evening star., 1953-12-08

Regular Price
table 5 1925 S 14.95
3-pc. bedrm. suite 279.00 169.00
Comfortable green
lounge chair 10000 5000
M d ern armleSs
sofa. converts to
single bed 5000 49.95
Wrought iron di-
nette chairs 1923 6.95
Modern table lamps
1850 to 1880 500
Wrought iron 5-pc.
dinette $500 1910
vey Prober sofa 419.oo 1900
Blond oak book
cases, asSorte
Blond seafoa m
china 129.OO S9.OO
NJ o d m pictures
Complete grouping
of living room
tables in silver fox
or lined oak
1895 and 2e.95 22.50
Budget terms and delivery can be
arranged.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Refined COIOred Adults
MONTH FREE RENT

/ 924 Penn. ave. NV. good downtown
location: large, warm. single and
double rooms. Daily maid service.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
FURNITURE
PENTHOUSE MODERN
SUNDAY II TO 5 PM.

Low-cost warehouse opera
tion. factory closeout and sur
plus stock add UP to real
money-saving values. Shop US
and compare.
Evening star., 1953-12-08

BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-Fire-
places. chimneys, walls; remodeling
a speciality FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICK MASONS. INC.-All types Of
brick work no Job too small: flag
stone patios. JU. 7-9053. 5
BRICK AND CONCRETE WORK. esti-
mates given; no job too small. LU.
2-S027. GEORGE w. HENSON. Jr.
BRICK AND MASONRY woRK-An
types of masonry repairs; drepl.
and chimney tuck pointing; reas.
rates on small Jobs. OIL. 2-623S.
CARPENTER, experienced. odd Jobs;
work guaranteed; eyes,. phone TU.
CARPENTRY, all kinds; rec. rm. at
tics fin., free estimates; white mech.
GADD & SPRAY, JU. S-9679. 10
CARPENTRY. attics. porches, dormers.
SMITH, "a; 7-5527 any time al
roof repair; white mechanic. DU.
CARPENTRY, repairing and paint
ing OF roofs: also furniture repair.
Reasonable. JEFFREYS. Ii. 6-9740.
CARPENTRY MY SPECIALITY - Get
that attic altered or that recr. rm.
fixed. MR.. TAYLOR. ewes. JU. 6-3942.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS. driveways,
steps, pchs., bsmt. All brk. work,
moving trash. WHITE. HU. 1881 80.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SsSS any
Evening star., 1953-12-08

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraiSals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 RA. 3-760S
BABY BED-Excellent condition
with waterproof mattress; $50. Also
chest OF drawers; SIS. Can EN-.
BABY DOODLE BUGGY and pad,
SIS. Twin-size mattress and box
spring with legs, $50. Auto. washer,
500. JU. 9-3S41. %
BABY CARRIAGE and pad; fair
condition.; 81. LO. 7-3S9S.
BABY CRIB, chifforobe and mat
tress; like new; cost S125; no reas.
offer refused. Ii. 3-669S. 10
BASIN (Standard). corner type, with
combination water faucets, trap and
necessary pipe. excel. cond., free
delivery. $12. DU. 7-6644. -S
BAR. bamboo, stools reasonable:
can be seen at 1888 N. 14th st., Arl.,
Va. KE. S-5S9O. 3
BATHTgBs' a pG,e 6asins toilets. pipe.
Bridge. IA 2.2z00
Evening star., 1953-12-08
BENDIX
Automatic Washers
Snncial HOLIDAY

Service Checkup only So
INCLUDES:
1. Check transmission oil.
2. Replace control knobs where nee
essary.
3. OIL motor.
4. Adjust clutch.
8. Adjust door hinges.
6. Adjust door latches.
7. Inspect pump.
8. Check electric wiring.
9. Check hose connections.
10. Check cycle operation.
SPECIAL SURPRISE GIFT WITH
EACH 10-POINT SERVICE
Summers Sales & Service
Phone AID. 4-6782
The only BENDIX factory
authorized service station in
Metropolitan Washington.
Evening star., 1953-12-08

REFRIGERATOR
Late models, S25 up; easy terms
Bent refr5gerators So mo- ALI, II
4-420R ID
Evening star., 1953-12-08
PIPE-USED
SPECIAL

FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
10000 It. galvanized threaded pipe.
Lengths from IL to 20 It.
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

,OADER FOR HIRE, hourly or con-
tract: will sell equipment. Call
SO. 5-7S53. Ill
Evening star., 1953-12-08

238 1st ST. S.E.-Newly dec: ssle.
rms. near Capitol; cony:, transp.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUGS, Genuine Oriental; all sizes;
very reasonable. CASSADIAN. 1904
o st. at Wis. ave. 10
Evening star., 1953-12-08

anu anu SeniDatn' rent $50, INCL utllS.
Mr.. 18th AND HARVARD SITS. NV.
l lRe. rm., kit. and layatory: rent
S25 mo, with service. co. 5-6222.
GEORGETOWN, 1900 Que st, NV. 1
bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath apt,
partly furnished. in remodeled and
storage facilities. S1l0 mo. incl. ali
utilities. See janitor on premises or
call NE. $4,000.
DUPONT ARMS, 1897 21st-Bargain
apt Lge; bedrm.. liy. rm.. kit; maid
CO. 5-960s, oil. eoo5s2. O week.
CAPITOL HILL, 1868 Mass. ave. Sc,
For discrim. people; 3 rms; pvt.
entr.; incl. utils. adults. Ii. 3-30O3.
Two-RooM APT. Completely fur.
tinuous hot water. Call after 3 pm,
TWo- NC BEDROOM BEDROOM APT. Nicely lh fur
nished. Good location, in elevator
building. Occupant viii suitcase for
preferably married couple with no
children. Call TU. $4,000. Ext. 631.
5O4 end ST. s.E.-2-rm. back porch
apt; newly dec; $50; No, children.
ISIS a5s9 sT. rS s.Euiet Il ttsaS s@pl cps: sc
ali pvt. plenty Of closets: newly
1880 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Entire 81
f.; liv, rm;. bsdrm.. kit.. bath;
IN PRIvATE HOME; 6edrm. kitchen.
" bath; $50 monthly, including
ATTRACTIVE BASEMENT APT, pvt.
entr.. bedrms, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit bath. 81 utils; 1912 Lamont
$50 MONTH bs@t. apt: liv, rm:.
decorated Available immediately;
iii 5th ST. s.E.wNicely furn., ciean
includes utilities; $50. Ii. 4.as's.
1886 CHESTER ST. s.E.-3-rm. aot.,
near NAVY Yard and transp. LU.
ATTRACTIvELY furn. lee.
room; fireplace. kitchen and bath.
1914 18th st. NV. Can be seen
DuPoNT. tiF S; r. T.scoTr z Corr CIRCLE - studio
apt 1 man $50. new refgr., 24-hr.,
gas heat; also smaller studio, S27 SO;
pvt. entr.; 6:30-9:30 pm. 1636 n
EASEMENT APT. FOR RENT-conv.
to N. Capitol and Florida ave. cars
line AID. 2-S304 after 5. 10
III 18th ST. s.E.-2 rms. kitchen.
ette, semipvt. bath, S65 mo-: adults
only Ii. 1910. p
CONTINUED on Next PaEe)
Evening star., 1953-12-08
ANTIQUE JEWELRY

Genuine Star ruby set in gold butter
fly ring, Sl50.
RODIN JEWELS, sos 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1953-02-01
TIL EAT E R
New Process
Eliminates
Outside House
Painting and
Seals Your
Home Against
Winter

You can costly seoI your home
oooinst biting, bothersome winter
weather with Protexo-WolI right
now!
Protexo-Woll, an omozine,
new siding moteriol, is q boon to
h ONE owners. Protexo-Woll
sproyed on any surfoce is many
times thicker thon paint; 10 times
more resistont to weather and
woter. 1t digs into those hidden
and treocherous crooks which
couse drofts you con never find.
Protexo-WoIl will sove you the
cost of a to 6 paint jobs.
AvoiIobIe in 8 beautiful eolors,
Protexo-WoII will moke your
home the most ehoFming and dis
tinetive in your neishboThood-
and tests show it will last ] 5 to
20 years!
Protexo-WoII wos severely
tested under every condition and
Withstood oil destructive forces!
didn't crock, peel, or breok down.
No other known method can
give your home new, permanently
beautiful WolIs in q few hours.
Protexo-WolI con be opplied any
time Of the year.
Now is the time to winterizs
your home quickly and economi-
coIIy.
An estimate for applying Pro-
texo-WoIl to your home con be
hod without charge or obligation.
Coll MA. S-4l5l doy or night
Amco Products Co., l8 yeors at
1872 M St. NV.
To Protexo-WolI your home,
the Amco Products Co. allows SO
months to pay. Looms con be
finonced through FHA.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Todoy's
HiqhIiqhts

1888, WTOP - Invitation to
Learning: Supreme Court JUS
tice William o. Douglas and
Richard Walsh, president of John
Day Co., discuss "The Travels
of Marco Polo"
100, WRC-Youth Wants to
Know: Senator John j. Williams
is interviewed by students.
1880, WRC - Back to God:
President Eisenhower and Vice
President Nixon are heard on a
special program presented by
the American Legion.
200, VOL - Jefferson Hertz
age: Claude Rains portrays
Thomas Jefferson in Return Of
the Patriot"
1880, WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic: Vladimir Golschmann
conducts the orchestra and guest
piano soloist Vera Franceschi in
Mozart's Concerto for Piano
and Orchestra in D Minor"
2:30, WRC-American Forum
Of the Air: Senator George D.
Aiken and Senator Guy M. Gil
lette discuss What the House.
wife Wants to Know"
300, WASH-Prologue: Free
dom of Conscience in Religious
Matters" is the first in the new
Georgetown University drama
series.
$3.50, WMAL-Back to God.
1900, WASH-Back to God.
500. WTOP - Bergen-Mc-
Carthy Show: frankie Laine
visits.
$500, WCFM-National Gallery
Of Art Concert: The Augustana
College Choir of Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, is heard.
sos, WGMS-Special Record
ing: Complete recording of
Moussorgsky's Boris Godounov,"
with Boris Chirstof and the Ma
tional Orchestra of the French
Radio.
$3.50, WRC-Theater Guild on
the Air: Bette Davis and Gary
Merrill star in George Kelly's
Reflected Glory"
900, WEAM-Meet Your Con-
gress: The topic for discussion is
Presidential Appointment"
800, WTOP-PlayhouSe: Jane
Wyman has the leading role in
Trenton '76."
1000, WOL-Georgetown Uni
versity Forum: The topic for
discussion is Americas Life
Blood"
1880, WWDC-Back to God.
11:0O, WWDC-Chicago Thea
ter of the Air: Lillian Murphy
and John Druary sing Sigmund
Romberg's THE Student Prince. /"
| l13o, WToP-sack to God.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
HOLLYWO,


Harry Truman may have
sighed with relief after Presi-
dent Eisenhower was sworn
into office. but it was a very
sad day for Apostolos Pooleon.
It meant the end OF a TV ca
reer for him.
Patrons at the Hollywood
Brown Derby, where Apostolos
has been waiting on tables for
the past five years. began
taunting him right after the
inauguration.
What are you going to do
now. Harry? When are you
leaving for Independence?
Hey, are you still here?" These
are just a few of the ribs Apos-
tolos has had to take the past
few days.
AS you may have guessed,
ApoStolos is one of those men
who looks more like Harry Tru-
man than Truman himself.
And, whenever a TV casting
director had a Truman bit on
his show. our friend Apostols
got the part.
His last appearance was on
the NBC Comedy Hour" show
recently with Abbott and Co.'S
tello. One of his two appear
ances on the Red Shelton
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Inauguration Day a Sad One
For Trumon's Double, Too
By Hal Humphrey

Show" was repeated via kline
scope recently.
Besides picking up $75 every
time he played Harry" on TV,
Apostolos got a huge kick out
of the fame it brought him
among his Derby customers.
But it's all over now" ApoS-
tolos said. I'm finished.
I'll never be anything but a
waiter now"
Meanwhile. the casting di-
rectors are busy securing the
town for some one-anybody-
who looks like Eisenhower.
After all, the show must go on.
X X X II
Actress Barbara Britton is
beginning to think that a
pretty face and complexion are
liabilities on TV. Her sponsors
on the 'Mr. and Mrs. North"
video series are pouting be-
cause she did some filmed TV
spot commercials for a COM
petitive soap firm before they
signed her.
And now the Lux people and
Max Factor want her to in
dorSe their products via radio.
TV and magazines. But she
doesn't dare accept while she's
also peddling for Colgate.
4 X X y
Those beautiful chorines
you see on your screens say
there Is one disadvantage of
working on TV. There are no
stage-door Johnnies waiting
to try to date them.
They're usually met by q
group Of teen-agers who just
about knock them down to get
at the stars of the show for q
signature in their autograph
books. What's happened to
the American male?
X X X X
Hollywood'S Academy Of TV
Arts and Sciences may put it's
annual awards dinner Febru-
airy 5 on a coast forecast TV
hookup. if it can find a spon-
sor to shell out $55, 900 for the
hour.
This would cast a deeper
pail over the movie industry,
which still refuses to televise
it's annual oscar" derby.
X X y X
James Mason and his wife
Pamela are scheduled for
several TV appearances, in
Guiding one on Omnibus"
February 8.
X X X Il
George Jessel is trying to
find time between TV shows
to do a 30-mlnute radio series
for a wine sponsor. He would
sing, tell jokes and reminisce
about show business.
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Syndicate.)
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excise taxes or direct Federal
sales taxes. Every tax is q toll
on the highway Of American
commerce and decreases the
amount available for private
spending"
Administration officials have
said only that a national sales
tax is one of numerous Sugges-
tions under consideration as ex-
perts strive to devise a tax pro-
gram for submission to Congress
in January. House Ways and
Means Committee Chairman
Reed declared last week that a
tax of that kind never would
be approved by his committee
or by Congress. III
Sees Revenue Increase.
The Western Tax Council, ac-
cording to It's East Coast di-
rector, Robert L. Smith. jr. of
2700 @ street NV, agreed with
an earlier contention Of Mr..
Reed that a cut in income tax
rates would bring in larger reve-
nues by encouraging consumer
spending and business expan-
sion.
The council boards statement
estimated that contrary to vari-
Gus estimates. a national sales
tax at the manufacturers level
would bring in only about SIS
billion q year even on a 10 per
cent rate. It declared that many
cities and States would be Grip
pied if the Federal Government
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Federal Sales Tax
Hit as Mere Shift
In Consumer Burden

On the theory that a tax by
any name-income or excise or
sales LEWIS just as much of a
bitter burden, the Western Tax
Council came out today against
any move for a Federal sales
tax.
The council, in a board report
issued by Executive Vice Presi-
dent Frank E. Packard, opposed
the idea of a manufacturers
sales tax but for reasons other
than those advanced recently by
various Republican as well as
Democratic critics.
Active in an effort to amend
the Constitution by limiting in
come tax rates, the councils
board declared:
Burden on Consumers.
when income taxes are de-
creased and sales or excise
taxes inaugurated there is no
shift in the tax burden but
merely a change in form. The
consumers of the Nation pay
the bulk Of these taxes whether
they are labeled income taxes,