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Education
Grace Lutheran

ca sunday. September n. Grace
Lutheran Church. Flagler Avenue
and Tenth Street along with many
sister congregations Of the Luther
an Church Missouri Synod wtll Oh
serve Lutheran Education Sunday
he emphasis for both Of the ssrv.
ices q worship, the $50 an.
service and the il0o an. service,
and for the sunday School hour
viii be on Christian Education. The
Rev. Carl Sammetinger. Pastor Of
Grace Lutheran Church yin use
a. his theme for the services 81
worship. The Teaching Church "
Ills sermon win Be based on the
words Of the Savior In the Gospel
of 81. Matthew. chapter -, verse
%: Teaching them 10 observe ell
things whatsoever ! have com.
msnded you"
We think oi the Church as a
hospital where the sick can Ind
healing: as . reformat0Fy. where
the erring find guidance: az q SO
eiai organization. where the lonely
find fellowship: ss . temple. where
human souls can worship. But We
sometimes forget that in the plan
and purpose a. Christ. the Church
Is 20 be Q school. where the old
and young alike are 10 be edueat'
ed. People must be taught the
doctrine u creation: they must be
tsvehs the doctrine Of the Fall Of
sin. Of the justice % Ged. People
must be taught the doctrine Of the
birth Of Christ Jesus: they mus,
be tsvshs 10 believe that Jesus
Christ 10 the Son Of God the Savior
Of the world, that lie died on the
cross for mans sin and that He
rose again. =. Christ commanded
that the Christian Church Is 20
make disciples Of al nations and
teach them 10 observe ell things
that lie commanded. To be .
teaching Church Is . difficult task.
task that win require the dedica-
ton Of talents, time and money Of
all the members: but Il Is q task
that brings blessed results"
Rally Day and Promotion Day
win be observed by the Sunday
School Of Grace Lutheran Church
beginning az Gas IN. A brief serv'
Ice Of worship win be conducted
by the Pastor emphasizing the i'm
portance Of learning Of Jesus. Dur.
ing this hour special awards VIII
be made 10 those pupils who have
been most faithful. All children
win then be promoted 10 their new
classes.
The members Of Grace Lutheran
Church invite everyone 20 Join
with them In any Of their services.
The promise Is made that Jesus
Christ and Him only viii be pro.
claimed In all services.
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NOTES
sy scs THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R-Baek in 1885,.
al actor whose real name vas
Spangler Arlington Bragh bad .
spart 20 top staraom after appear
ing in "MagnifiCent 0bscssioa'
WtiA Irene Dunno.
In 1855, Q lad named Roy Fiix.
gerald 10 likely % achieve that
sane result By plAylng opposite
Jane wymsn In "Magnlfiesnt %
session"
For those Who aren't hep. III
tell yOu that the actor IN the hrxi
version Is better known as Robert
Taylor The fellow dong the re-
make Is . 6-foot-a hunk Of man
hood Who has been dubbed Rock
Hudson.
He's . guy who counts his bless.
ings. thls Rock Hes lucky 20 set
the plum role that sent Taylor o.
10 BIC things, snd be knows u.
"a eOuldnt be harper" says he.
This thing didn't drop into his
lap overnight lie has toiled in 81
pictures during his five years IN
the u film factory. Many q. The
early paris were incline bits. But
his handsome face and husky
frame attracted mere and more
feminine fans. he made his first
big splash when re stripped down
10 boxing trunks as the prizenghter
in Iron Man"
That led 10 the romantic lead In
HAS Anybody Seen Ny Gar and
be has made II starring films In
quick succession. The experience
has been good for him. be opines.
but he'd just as soon slow down
a biz.
With . LOT Of the pictures, ia
set the script on the day was
supposed 10 leave for location. "
he said. Sometimes new pages
would come In every day. never
could catch up. That isn't the way
I like TO make pictures
Ills pace has been so swift that
he went in ''Tsza. son Of Cochise"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
SCOUTING
NEWS

In a special ceremony conducted
At VI Salvador Methodist Church
recently Boy Scout Troop 50 wa
presented with lis new charter
After the oFganist Of the church
had played the march Onward,
Christian Soldiers" the Pastor
the Rev. Manuel Figueroa. intro.
dueed Scout Commissioner Der
nard Frank who gave . brieI
speech m Scouting prior 10 pre-
sentation Of the Charter.
Figueroa, who Is the instituionaI
representative for the troop, re-
eeiyed the Charter and expFesset
thanks IN behalf Of the troop. III
In turn made the Charter presenta
ton 90 Seoutmastsr Anthony Boza
The congregation stood with ths
Scouts and joined In singing "My
Country. lis Of Thee" amer which
the entire group repeated ths
Pledge Of Allegiance.
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Red Cross Chapter
Lists Activities

Tony Martinez. Safety Service
Chairman for the Key West Chap
ter IL TIE Amsrican Red Cross
stated today that the local chap.
Ger had an extensive swimming
program during the past three
months.
Classes wsre In session daily Coz
ehildFen. Who will receive their
Beginners ard intermediate Cert.
Ilcatss. Older ehildren we're train.
Il for junior and Senior Life Saw.
ers. This group vii receive their
lie Saving smblema as vel a.
their certificates. Another group
of adults completed and passed
their Senior Life saving tests and
others were trained for Water
Safety Instructors.
The following have received their
reappointment certificates a. In.
struct0rs. authoriEing them q
teach with the Key West Chapter
Leonard Curry, Sr.. Mary Degtoif,
Twylla Fishel. Tom Ketchings,
Mareretle Stone and Helen Taylor
New Instructors just completing
the course are Gale Curry. Donald
Bryan, Richard Christopher Fred
leriek Fiahel, Robert HeintEelman,
John Manion, william Mitchell
william Roberts. Donald Ruswlck,
Ralph Sloan, Michael Sullivan,
Alexander Thompson add william
wlnger. Leonard Curry. Jr. passed
the test for q Water Safety Aide
Senior Life Saving certificates
win be presented 10 the following
Frederick Fishel. Donald Bryan,
Joan Knowles, Molly Bates and
Gale Curry. Junior Life Saving
certificates we're earned By ~
Colleen Bates, cathleen Bates,
sandra Santini and L. 7. Curry,
JF.
Thlrty.four children passed the
intermediate test and twenty five
Beginners certificates win be pre-.
scented.
Instructors serving with the
chapters conducting these classes
we're Margrette stone. Mary Dec,
tofi. Helen Taylor. william II
King and Leonard Curry.
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Red Gross Director
Series Overseas

william vabdiysr Mason. Of Ksy
West who has served with the
American Red Cross for nine years
has been assigned 20 BrsmeThaven,
Germany. - Field Director.
This vii be Mason's second over
seas assignment with the organi
ration. according 10 Robert c
Lewis. ARC Director oi Operations
for Europe and North Africa. NJ
previously served with the Red
Cross In the 8. W. Pacific from
lst4 10 1881. His most recent &C.
signment vas at the U. s. Navy
Base. Key West. Fla.
A. Bremerhaven. he will counsel
seFvieemsn confronted with per
sOnal or family problems. offeI
speedy communications In me
case Of emergencies, and make
financial assistance available. Ir
addition 10 giving these traditional
services. Mason vii meet ali Amer
lean ships coming into Bremen
haven. O port In Northen Germany,
and help servicemen and their de.
pendsnts make final arrangement
for their trip 10 the new station
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Bedspread Made By Adeline's
Chosen By LIST Prize Winner
Episcopal Church
To CiUe Supper

There VIII be an enehnado sup.
per, prepared by members Of the
vestry and other men Of St. Paul'a
church on Monday evening az sin
O'Clock In the church grounds.
Chairman Eric G. Curry says
an excellent menu IL being pre-
pared, and though Il 10 10 be Q
masculine production. he admits
10 some assistance from the ladies.
For those who do not care for
seafOOd. there win be baked ham.
Music will be by Charles Lords
band. Reservations can be made
calling Kingman Curry at 7So0s.
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XIV Venetian Chair
And Maxwell Lamp
Go To and, 3rd
Prize Winners

A custom made double bed.
spread from Adeline's Interior
Decorators has been chosen BY
Keys Dream House first prize win.
ner Mrs. w. 8. Brown, eli Main
Road, Sigsbes Park.
Mrs. Brown submitted the win
ming design for the Keys Dream
House contest run In connection
with the National Home Week oi
The Citizen last week.
After Q visit 10 Adellne's shop al
so4 Fleming Street she called The
Citizen with news Of her choice.
Since she has Just moved into q
new house at Slgsbee PARK. Mrs
Brown Is more than happy 10 have
the bedspread Is q basis Cor che
decoration Of her bedroom. She
plans 10 have drapss made al AIDE.
lines also.
Mrs. Brown is The wife Of r.
Cdr. Brown, skipper a. the USS
Quillbaek. She has two children.
Mrs Everstts sweeting. ieoe
Rose Street. 10 debating whether "a
choose the Donson Stack chair Oi
aluminium with plastic webbing
donated by Key West Venetian
Blinds. or the lamp contributed b.
Maxwell Furniture Company.
After she has selected her prize
Mrs. Verdell Stevenson, third
prize winner win make her choice
Miss Joan Knowles. daughter d
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Knowles. 81;
Margaret Street, received honor
able mentlon for her Dream House
suggestion. She said:
To me, the most important
single feature Of any Keys home
10 the sitting Of Il raising Il 1;
feet or 90 from the ground"
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nov there's q tzle Cor yual . few
DAYS after be set over an appea-
dix operation. A couple u weeks
sgo. BE- hroke q eollarboae whla
surfing Ia the Pacific. But now
he's starting Magnificent OBJ
session" No rest Coz the popular.
one thing hat delights Rock
about the role ne vas alloMed %
set . haircut. nat sounds hke q
simple pleasure. except when yea
realize that Ne has had 10 wear
his loeks extra long For the past
tao 90 three years. be has played
in one costume epic after another.
That means long tFesSss for the
actors.
They cut about 10 pounds of
my hair" said roCk. who nov
sports modified erewcut. ~
MAKES Il easier 10 show my face
around town"
We discussed Bis height Al.
though i allows an advantage Ia
grtting roles, there are drawbacks,
loo.
For ore thing, I can't buy
ready made suits" be explained.
n wear . a. long. The coat might
M. but the pants are sire n,
which won't Do. 50 I have % have
al my suits made.
also I'm q hard guy b fit.
From the waist up. I'm no taller
than a normal man It's my legs
that are long.
Another disadvantage a. being
50 tail Is that ! miss out on . loo
- conversations. Unless lean
over. the sound Just doesn't reach
up 10 me "
Hmm. I never thought a Il in
that light, | guess ! don't want 10
be that tall after ell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

Posters announcing the show ell
BE- placed around Naval instAlla
tons here and will feature . CLAM.
erred witch. symbolizing fan fash,
Ions. riding atop Q hllmp.
Muale for the fashion show will
b. supplied b. . record player DO.
nased By the Music Shop.
Models Cor the Show have been
chosen 10 represent each Of The
Officers Wives Clubs attending
the luncheon. They are:
xii. Mary Jane McComk
and Lee Dirk: vx-i. Ditto Dumas
and Connie Morrison; Fleet Sonar
School. Molle Bates and Betty
Merrill: Hs-l, 10 Ann Martin
FAWTU, Jeanne Bruce and Caro-,
line Smith: surAsDevDet. MAY
Fuller and Lucy Barr; Mas. Mary,
lin Dearmin: Subron. Sally I'LL
and Jean Murrll and Hospital,
Audrey Baird.
In charge Of the luncheon are
Mesdames John Kettlewell. J. o,
Blinkhosn and ". c. Spieer. Jr.
Committees include baby slttera,
Mrs. d. spirit: decorations. Mes,
danes n. L. Mecomh. II. c. Spl'
Ger. Jr., william MeClosksy. o.
NJ. Wilson. T. ". Johnston and o
Gercken; punch bowl. Mesdames
b. G. Powell and c. p. MeMurray
and door committee, Mrs. W. n,
Sehueneman.
Reservations should be made BY
Wednesday. Sept. s0th at 9 .. m,
They can be made By telsphonlna
.2.643i.
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Study Course
announced Here

A thrae.mcnth lesson study
course win be contacted at Ley
Memorial Church annex Sept 2sgh,
18th and Oct SIN. Courses yin be.
sin 81 TAO and win feature the
book within These Borders" hy
John Se0iford.
This study yin be Of special In.
terest TO the people q Key West
as Il concerns the Spanish-speaking
peoples Of the United States.
II wlll be taught BY the Deaco.
ness Of Wesley House. Miss Arlene
Merritt There Nil be visual aids
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
Nurses To Meet
Monday EUening

There win be q business meeting
Of KEY West sub-distriet no. 5, Flor
ida State Nurses Association Mon
day evening 81 Q at the Naval Hos
pital.
The ssh District executive secrs
tary, Mrs. Louise Carlson. Of Nj
ami, vii attend the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
Fralernixaiion Trouble

HONG KONG a - The Chinese
Communists apparently ere hav.
lag differentiation" problems.
The independent but pro-Nstionai.
LIST newspaper wah Kin Vat 20
said today four farmers IN the
Swat0w AREA were jailed recently
on Charges Of 'frassrniElnR VITA
landlords.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
SHADES OF 10

RICHMOND. We. R-It was .
historic meeting, indeed, when two
trucks eollided on q downtown
street here yesterday.
Police listed the drivers -
George Washington and BENJAMIN
Franklln.
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.od0Y's
WorrleE,

Women, says a woman banker,
often make the best bankers.
This may be because they have
had lcng experience with stretch
Ing . dollar, guarding = piggy bank
and wrestling with the grocery
budget.
Also, women take a realistic view
Of money. Men are likely 10 talk
of Il in large round numbers. add.
lng q few digits 10 make things
sound good. Women VIII announce
The price Of q dress IS si2ss. and
men win describe II as some
where under SIS" That extra
s2.o2 means . pair Of stockings
and a manicure 10 q woman, bul
20 . man It's not worth taking
about.
It's an attitude Of mind, saws
Ann JAyiis. one n the first women
In America 10 hold an executive
position In q metropolitan bank
Miss Javits. vice president Of the
Commercial State Bank and Tras,
Co, Of New York. has been with
this Institution toF y years. She
started In is7a as a secretary. She
worked In practically every De.
partment before her advance "a
assistant vice president In 1851,
and this year 20 vice president
and manager Of the personal loan
division. Says she:
Biz business Is people. That's
What Il always has meant IN me.
| always have tried 20 make Der.
sonal contact with Is many Gus
toners Of the bank as possible.
can ten more IN Tive minutes Of
personal conversation with a man
than l can By pages Of credit ref.
erenees. You have &c bank on
character"
Today Miss Javiis passes on
every application Cor personal loans
that come into any Of the branches
Of her bank. Many are for small
amounts, and these ere the ones
she considers most important. She
says:
ITS not the big business mar
who wants q $500 loan 90 take
care Of an emergency shipment
who Is most likely % remember
the service he sets It's the work,
ing man who has 10 have $50 q
pay for an operation or a doctor
bin"
Miss Jayiis recommends bank
lng as q promising career Cos
young women with a special talent
for fiscal affairs. Bot she has chi,
advice:
Never forget the importance q
The individual customer. Never &C,
like a BIZ shot Remember that
the biggest men IN any bushes,
usually are the friendliest ana
consisting Of poster displays and
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Coming EUenfs

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
Youth Tor Christ Rally. FlamIne
Street Methodist Church, Ia
Fleming Street. T30 pm
Dance, cPo Club at Naval Air
station. Keynytes combo. 9
p. m. tlll.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER IL
Cocktail Hour. 5 70 . D. N. At
MAS cPo Club.
Logia MART" Nro. 3, orden
Caballero De Ia Luz. Inc,
meets at the Casa Temple, S2z
Amelia 81. $50 pm. every
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
Gym classes FOE Owe. Sea
Plano Base, 10 an.
Jayteen Youth Center. Polnelana
movies. Q ,. N.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting. nslA Duval Street
SPIN.
Logia MART No. >. orden cabal.
leros de MART. Inc, at Temple,
80 Elizabeth s., SPIN.
Anchor Lodge. Masonic, No. 1872,
Scottish Rite Temple al sp. m.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, San
Carlos Institute al q D. m.
Methodist Men. Wesley House.
sp. m.
Cerebral Palsy Assn, eli Ia.
ton. 3 p. m.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER a.
Bowling Cor Off1eers Wives, 1 "a
$50 pm. 81 Naval Slatlon
Youth Tor Christ Bible Study. ri
Service Mems Christian Center.
at 80 Whitehead ST.
Combined social and handicrafi
hours at x. W. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. Open
house party, Q pm.
Ladies Coll Tournament q W
Golf course. 3 an.
Special interest Sewing groups
$50 .. m 20 ii:3o . m and
2p. On. 10 4 p. IN, home Of
Mrs. Richard Reynolds. nc
Arthur Sawyer Rd.
Kiwanis Club. dinner meeting.
e:&S p. m.
~ Taylor Duplicate Bridge. Of
IT. Taylor, 7:S .. m.
Beginners Bridge. ~ Tsyior. Q
D. m.
Every Tuesday. rumha lessons,
- Taylor. Sis pm.
Thrift shop. Navy CommissaFy.
sto II.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
Gym classes for owe, Ses
Plane Base. 10 am.
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval Station Alleys. I pm.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER J.
Navy Wives Bowling League, 81
pm. Ms. Also open bowling.
Key West lions. meeting. e:&
pm. Of Lions Den. Seminary
ST.
Monroe County Hospital Won
ans Auxiliary Sewing group
az hospital. 2 pm.
Ceramic Classes and hand weav.
INC. l 20 4 pm. West Martello
Art School. County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous. closed
meeting for members only.
si5la nuval Street.
Rotary Club luncheon. S. Paul'S
Parish Hall. i7:v ON.
Thrift Shop. Navy commissary,
itoA
FRIDAY. OCTOBER D.
Old Fashioned aynn sing and
fellowship program. Polncians
Baptist Church $50 pm.
Game night. CPo Club. MAS.
Jayteen Youth Center Dance.
Poinciana. 9 20 II pm
Officers cllb Fern Chapter.
oES, Scottish Rite Temple. 8
pm.
Cayo HuesO Grotto AZ Red Mas
Hall. 9 pm.
Officers wives Club luncheon
- "a a -. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

A minute hinder Is one Of ths
most efficient kitchen tools. II
keeps track a cooking and bakins
time for you and eliminates watch,
Iful waiting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

Sunday night supper treat: Stir
chopped ham into waffle batter and
bake waffies 40 usual. Serve with
maple syrup.
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ZX-u Officers Wires Will Hold
Fashion Shoe At Fort Taylor

Al Oct md lunehsoa Inc q the ofhesrs Wives Club
At Fort Tayor xii group present tshoa GAow sponsored
he Ma I'd and Martin. hardreSser.
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consisting Of poster displays and
magazines.
The purpose q the eo.rse Is 20
aequalnt people with customs and
needs Of the Cuban, Mexican and
Puerto Riean people in Ameriea.
The pubic u cordially zsilsd
.io attc6
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

Attorney J. Lsuncelot Lester left
yesterday afternoon Cor Miami on
business In connection with The
Overseas Highway bridges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

Mrs. Alton Goehring and ehli.
dren returned yesterday from Nj.
ami.
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SEPTEMBER &c. 1853

Six Key Westers thus far have
announced FOG city Offices In the
election 10 be held In November.
They are: Sam D. Pihder, Jim
Roberts, Allan B. Clesre. Jr..
Cleveland Niles. Everett r.. Rlyas
and Laurie Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
KEY WEST
Ten and Tlrenfv
Years Ago
As TAKEN FROM
FILES OF THE CITIZEN
Is. lsGa

SEPTEMBER Is. Is<s
John Allan Lone has been named
architect Cos Key Vests new hos
plsAl 90 Stock Island. The engineers
arc Maurice n. Connell and As.
s0eiaies.
Cexald Saunders returned from
West Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Key en-
tertained yesterday At . party at
their home. Sis Pauline Street. in
honor Of the fourth birthday OF
their son. Paul.
Evening star., 1953-12-24
HiqhIiqhts
TeIevision Todoy.

7:00, WNBW-Little Match
Girl: A Hans Christian Andersen
story is dramatized.
1880, WTTG-What Christmas
Means: The Glee Club of the
Holy Cross Academy and a
dramatlzation by the Catholic
Television Guild.
$3.50, WTOP-Four Star Play.
house: Charles Boyer and Maui
reen O'Sullivan co-star in The
Gift"
$500, WTOPvideo Theater:
Virginia Bruce and Otto Kruger
head the cast of Something to
Live For. .
800. WNBW- -Dragnet: A spe-
cial Christmas episode is pre-
sented.
$3.50, WNIAL-Television Thea
ter: Noel Leslie, Harry ToWnes,
Valerie Cossart and a cast of 80
players in Dickens "A Christmas
Carol"
$3.50. WNBW-Ford Theater:
Robert Stack is featured in Ever
Since the Day"
$3.50, WTTG GChristmas
Dream: The program features a
dance by Linda Verrill, a reading
OF Edna st. Vincent Millay's
The Ballad of the Harp Weaver"
and an address by Bishop G.
Bromley Oman.
10000, WTOP-Piayhouse Pre-
sents: William Prince stars in
"David'S Star of Bethlehem"
1900, WTTG-Sinclair Thea
ter: Tommy Rettig is featured
in The Dancing Tree, a Christ
mas drama.
1880, WTTG-Facts Forum:
The Choir of st. Johns Episcopal
Church sings Christmas carols.
l1:OO, WMAL-Christmas Eve
services from st. Paul's in Balti-
more.
11:15. WNBW-Christmas Eve
Visit: Gene Archer and local
television personalities are fea-
tured on a special show.
11:15, WTOP-Christmas Eve
services from the Washington
National Cathedral.
11:15, WTTG-Services from
the Chapel of the Intercession,
Trinity Parish in Manhattan.
1900, WMAL-Midnight Mass
from the Baltimore Cathedral.
1900. WNBW-Midnight Mass
from st. Patrick's, Cathedral in
New York. Q
1880, WTOP Christmas
Service from Boys Town.
Rodio Todoy.
$500, WRC-"Amahl and the
Night Visitors: Clan Carlo
Menotti Christmas opera.
$3.50, WCFM-On the Avenue:
Christmas carols,
900. WMAL - Christmas
Stocking: Bert Parks, Paul
Evening star., 1953-12-24
On the Air
On the Air
Special YuIetide Events
Dominate TV and Radio
Ry Harry Macarthur

Almost all OF, the televisior
shows have been observing the
holiday season in their various
fashions. There probably is no
complaint to be registered about
this, except by viewers who are
fed a diet of delayed kinescope
recordings. They're going to be
mighty confused when their T'V
favorites gather around the Yule
. tree and sing Christmas carols.
apparently in observance of the
Russian New Year.
That is of no concern to US
here, of course. supplied as we
are with a full complement of
TV networks. Christmas shows
are arriving here in time for
Christmas, with several special
ones set for tomorrow. The list
of these includes:
9 am, WNBW: Carols for
Christmas" an hour-long mu-
sical program.
1890 am. WNBW: "The Lit
tie Match Girl" the Hans Chris
tian Andersen story. on film.
IL am, WNBW: Christmas
services at the Washington Ma
tional Cathedral here in Wash
ington.
2 pm, WNBW: Carols for
Christmas"
2 pm. WTTG: 1.-THE Joyful
Hour" Family Theater's we'll
played film story of the birth of
Christ.
3p.m., WTOP-TV: big Top"
the weekly circus show for chill
dren presents a special Yuletide
entertainment.
4pm., WMAL-TV: Musicians
Christmas party, staged by
James Caesar Petrillo for blind
members of the musicians union.
S pm, WTOP-TV: Festival
of Music" a traditional program
of music and ballet televised for
the fifth consecutive year. The
: featured performers on the hour
long TV show will be Hubert
Hendrie. baritone; Bernard Lay
ton, pianist. and corps de bal
let directed by Charles Tate
The Longines Symphonette and
Choraliers. Eugene Lowell con-
: ucting, will provide the back
ground music.
: Sis pm, WNBW: THE Lit
tlest Angel" Christmas playlet.
$50 pm. WMAL-TV: Special