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pups pups e Reefs ap. s soesos
SCOTTY PUPPIES
Axe. $50. WA. 7-O272. 81
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIERS
Axe males. champion stock, q wks.;
shots and wormed; SIS.
DACHSHUNDS
Axe, little red sausages, $65 and SIS.
Champion stock; shots and wormed.
COLLIES
Axe, sable and white shots and
wormed. Special this week, $50 and
S45.
MIXED BREEDS
Cookers. commons and shepherds.
Shots and wormed; S13.98.
PARAKEETS
This week only, take your pick, char
treuse, green, ice blue color, yellow;
males and females. SOS.
YELLOW-FACE BLUE
Regular $25. special, SLABS.
LOVEBIRDS
Peach & os face. regular $50. special,
BLUE MASK
$4,000 each.
COCKATIELS
Regular $35, special. S24.05.
FINCHES
Regular $4.95, special, S2.9S.
CONE AND SEE OUR DISPLAY
OF VERY RARE BIRDS INCL.
MUSTACHE PARAKEET at $3.50
Nicely ROSELA PARAKEET, $275
GENDAY CONuRES at 1928 ca.
(Corky, our very tame yellow-crested
cockatoo at $500.
Our Monkey Department is running
q special, too.
White-face baby ringtails from $39. so
up.
BABY WOODY MONKEY, S176
See and buy our tame
Sooty Mangaby Monkey, sos
(Will not bite.)
CHEVY CHASE PET SHOP
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IKE. 7-1213 al
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to 8. Open Sat. 10 to 5. Open Sun
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CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. small; reas.
to good home; must sell. 10. 2-9l70.
JUST IN TIME FOR RAsTER-Per-
feet for your small son or daughter.
Free. Fox terrier and toy collie. We
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COLLIE PUPPIES, 9 weeks, Axe reg,
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Evening star., 1954-01-10
By Edward W. Barrett

revival drives. Some of these have made
commendable headway. But they have been
diffuse and diverse. Most of them have con-
cerned single nations or single denominations.
None has been big enough to dramatize the
essential unity of all religions in the face of
communist tyrants who proclaim there is no
God or moral law" and who condemn all
hatred and intolerance"
There is no denying that there are many
differences. large and small, among the worlds
religions. But those pale beside the differ
ences that separate communism's anti-reli-
gious materialism from each of the worlds
great faiths and from all people who believe
in God.
There need be no misguided effort to fit all
faiths into common mold. All that is required
is for religious leaders to recognize the remark
able degree of agreement among all faiths, to
join in dramatizing it and to spotlight COM
munism's fear and hatred of all religions.
Ihe opposition is Vulnerable. Opponent
No. l. cynicisrn, is weak. Men and women.
cropping for renewed confidence. are buying
far more Bibles more Korans, more inspira-
tional books than ever before.
Opponent No. 2. goddess tyranny. is vul-
nerable. The Soviet tyrants themselves reluc-
tantly admitted in 1912 that, after years of
ruthless anti-religious repression. majority
of Russians still believe in God las revealed
in TuIc WEEE Novepoher 06 1Q61A Intel.
ligence reports show even higher proportions
of the satellite peoples quietly clinging to
religion.
There has never been much ground for all
the defeatist talk about the Free World
having no clear principles while the Soviet
communists have clear. dynamic creed"
Continued on page 2l
Evening star., 1954-01-10

AS strikingly illustrated on these pages by
the case of the Golden Rule. those beliefs are
common to all great faiths - to Christianity
Judaism. Hinduism. Buddhism Islam, Tao
ism. Confucianism. Zoroastrianism. the Bahai
Faith. and Others And they are basic. The
Golden Rule. for example. is the very founda-
ton of the Bill of Rights, the Four Freedoms,
and other principles we cherish.
The opportunity is here. In this nation
and abroad, many men of many faiths have
sensed the need for some form of new moral
drive. They have started MONDAY prayers
for peace" freedom services" moral
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io' oil the future is dark indeed for individuals as
wen as Tor nations Witness our present discomfort fear dis
upton ana chaos Good will become the cornerstone
structure OF national living otherwise disaster portend
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3D. NE" Observation-Disclosures Barnes quite success in
10y Inc beautiful Sea Dnah Washington is scoring at
,oao%ays BIrdIand cafe Sarah Vaughn vacationng in
I'VE" England MCM recording artist Joni James just
Competed most successful engagement Wildwood N j.
Nat Cole still going strong.
49, JONI James new platter Of Mama Don't Cry At NY
wedding a very appealing hlblly tune. In fact it has
@eay appealed to thousands II is selling fast Joni
greatest yet MGM President Frank continues to pull
mus out oI the hat Patti Page trying steal Ruth
Browns stuff?
Henry Goyers Annie Got Baby" is going great and
selling ike mad Glover is A q for King Records
inc Domnoes seen walking down Broadway last as if
uey owned the area Harry Beafonte's says that
MS acting Carmen Jones is superb Earha Kit to star
IN new Broadway play, Mrs, Patterson" this fall.
Inc Mills Brothers, in book, still the worlds greatest
quartet They just keep rolling and Irene Williams,
star OF Porgy and Be and native jamaica Long Island
married Bill Matney of Detroit couple of weeks ago Bill
MT the jackpot Irene is great gal Joyce Bryant the
pufple-halfed bombshe is seXatonal songstress The
NdnghterS have three clicks in the top Is in the field
They "Sexy Ways" Annie and Get Il" and An-
ME Got Baby Leroy Holmes MGM platter of High
and the Mighty selling mighty high reaching
number one spot in the pop field Ruby Dee native
Yorker who has been quite favorte among
ceS for time plays the part of the daughter
clergyman the Philip Morris-Pet Milk radio series THE
Story of Ruby Valentine
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and Mrs, Joe Coulter and family,
Flint Mich, are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Coulter and Mrs. Annie Kelly D..
Mrs. Myrtle Groce and daugh-
ter, Diam, left the city for Lit
tie Rock, where Mrs, Groce will
serve as matron at Arkansas Bap-
fist college Mrs, Catherine
Jordan, Los Angeles, is the house
guest of her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs, Willie Wes-
son Miss Lcnora Shaw has
returned to Arkansas State col
lege TO resume study Bob
coulter, and sister, Los Angeles,
are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Coulter James H.
Crofton attended a state athletic
meeting held in North Little Rock
last Saturday Miss Barbara
J. Taylor spent a week in Cam
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Page sevs

HOLIDAY TIME NEVER OVER in the big city. From the
Weekend through Indian Summer the schedule
shape big excursions more
exciting holidays New York Visitors Bureau
plans thousands of visitors during this
its showed that the top live most popular
Statue Liberty Rockefeller Gem
United Nations the Empire State Building and Times
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-10
Jeans Addition
Merle l. Williams

Merle l.. Williams
Major Whiteside, 250l Grant st,
has been confined for some time
but was recently made a very
proud father when several mem
bers of his family visited him
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
ward H. Collins, New York City,
who started the ball to rolling.
Mrs. Collins is the former Flori-
da Whiteside and her husband
halls from San Thomas, Virgin
Island Mr.. and Mrs. f w White
side, Paducah, Kentucky were
next to arrive Mr., Whiteside
teaches at Lincoln school and has
been principal there since 1927
He is listed in the Who's Who
in America. Ms. Whiteside is a
teacher in the city system. Others
arriving were Mr. and Mrs j.
B. Tilque and family Strong, and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J, Walker and
family Clarendon Miss Ernestine
Whiteside, who lives with her
father, served as the eongenial
and versatile hostess. It was al
most a family reunion.
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SEEM ST A R 5
Y Dolores Calvin


NEW .YORK-CNS-MoVIES ARE MAKING MORE
MONEY THAN EVER: It's been a good year for the movies.
Paramount MGM Columbia etc all reporting much
40 higher incomes what with better pictures around
and careful budgetng Maybe this good money will help
the Negroes place in the industry He's had it rough the past
year with of better stars James Edwards,
Sidney Potter getting any breaks
New faces have been used Harry Belafonte Eartha
Kit Dorothy cambridge still has it pretty fair what with
her Bright Road and Carmen Jones' But that's poor
pickng for Maybe that the movies
the dodrums for they have been plenty scared by TV
they will fit to experiment and Negro stars will
get the breaks they deserve and have been waiting for
MRS PATTERsoN'-The stage play with Eartha Kit
making her dramatic debut started rehearSalS this week
that Ruth Aaway also has good role in this
. Both the Ink Spots and Louis Armstrong in
the smaller night clubs doing good business. Dnah Wash
ington on way New York town with Wini Brown eav
ing it
Count Basies look like they have patched up their diff
ferences Catherine Basic is to be made fool
yet she will forgive They both the whole thing
was aired public for it just wasn't worth it The Bases
have had differences before and who HASN'T but always
aged make up.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-10
TaIIuIah Bankhead Says Baseball
Has HeIped Race Relations

Bankhead the fiery southern actress sad us WeN
players into baseball has improved race
relations considerably
Writing Look magazine Miss Bankhead
players their superb speed and IeeAe
have boosted h eaiber major league ball
something for the Negroes too MISS
Bankhead points nothing else it has unbigoed
bigotsl'
As far as rabd Giants rooter concerned
tbe amazing Willie Mays already Babe Ruth Willie Is
the difference says last Giants which finished
games Dodgers and this years club which Is dv
ing the pennant
And why Willie be great Miss Bankhead asks in
her Look article? tradition TO live up to- It's the Alabama
tradition
wac horn in Fairfield lust south of Birmingham
Tbe stars sort of Alabama when comes Negro
athletes the famous THE and aseess Satche
p was horn in Mobile Monty Columbia Joe Louis
was from Lexington the who
EItlers Master theories, from Danvle'
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parkdaIe

Miss Vertique Vaughn, Bastrop
Louisiana, was the recent guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Vaughn o.. Mrs Lii
ly Curry Little Rock, Rev. and
Mrs. Claude Carol ard SON
Claude, jr, Fort Sill, Oklahoma,
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Dooley recently e.. The
AMEZ and St Marian Missionary
Baptist church witnessed one Of
the most inspiring revival meet
ings, The church was revived,
men and women were converted
and the kingdom enhanced Total
raised. $8417.
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SHARE YOUR WISDOM
Thomas r. Gaines

\, Thomas R. Games
W. rd living puts under self-diseipne" observes a
onhlpr And when is self-dscipne proved to be an
anyone? Self-diseplne should be practiced by all Of
br we are up or down physically financially. When
roqress is not founded on the premise of "enlght-
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-, , redhead whether by nature by contriv-
y0ups probably bothered about coIors You are no
II If conventaI colors and would give million" if
he" ar let's say pink. You can. There's only one
00ur s,ember Choose very, very pale pink with del
p "a tome This will do it.
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SELECT THE CORRECT
WEAVE

Two types of buck toweling
are manufactured. Be sure to
select the weave that is appro-
pirate for the design you are
making. One type has the loops
lying horizontally, at right
angles to the selvedges. The
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Pimiento Sandwiches
FIavorfuI, KeaIthful

-. .i,,,-,I, Loo ,TOItr fnTn
HOW many times n,o - ~ oan1
lily rebelied az Ine saiie o' e,a ,S,i,
wien fllllhgst Wnen INA. an ~" doii,
for something ulilT I,.li..,t ,',i' cd uu
clous-strlhe5' i'i a,,n ~ ae
, wien sc ine,1ia " i' os brand new
plisnt a "a he roet can be- reck.
penny ON" nann T .too Here's a
on s,,o III Nh IriIi make Two appetiz.
reclpe VIZ. ii,,.i a wv I'M r. matter OF
lns S1'" W ''.''e
eo''"u'''
Pimiento Sandwiches
| 4-oz. can or jar whole
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type Of needIewOrk lies in the
neatness of design which is seen
ON the surface of the material
only. Nary a thread should ap,
pear on the back side. The
needleworker must be careful
to pick up just the loops while
stitching. To start or finish a
design, the thread should be
worked under previous line
of stitches without knotting.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-10

den, visiting relatives and friends
Send all news to James l..
Crofton, your State Press boy.
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Neeaiieeraft News-~o
g by Nancy Baxter

WE idea of embroiderng coorfu geometric
designs toweng Sweden and Denmark Huck Tor
oweng tiny loose loops at regular intervals
used embrodeng the neat and
stitches slipped under the loops
only the material The beauty of this
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GUEST TOWELS WTTlI SWEDISH DARNING

Pamper your visitors with these towels made Of buck towel
ing prey with Swedish darng Embroidery floss white
for the splendid design the left
towel The damondshaped border design right
yellow embroidery floss medium blue
the instructions embroidern these designs by
writing Department of this paper Simply send
stamped envelope with for SWEDISH
DARNING GUEST TOWELS Leanet No. SDI73.
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WTIe-12. This Is the Life; i2:3o, New Home
(5) Prsvisws; I, showease-ttrama. talent,
dance demonstration).
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TV HighIights
Of the Week

Monday Lamb Session
(WTTG, - Pat Priest: Dollar a
Second (WTTG, 81, new time;
Voice of Firestone (WNBW,
$500. Soprano Eleanor Steber;
Robert Montgomery Presents
(WNBW, $500. Joan Lorring in
pale Blonde of Sands Street"
a dramatic fantasy; Boxing
(WTTG. $500. Eduardo Lausse
VS.. Jesse Turner; Studio One
(WTOP. 10), Mary Astor and
Chester Morris in sack Sparkling,
49," a story of a man who faces
a physical breakdown.
Tuesday-Opening Day Base
ball (WTTG, 2:45), Washington
VS.. New York Yankees; Caval-
cade of America (WMAL, 7:30)
Frances Rafferty, and Ross Elliot
in Crazy Judah; The Gold
bergs (WTTG, 81, returning COM
edy show with Gertrude Berg;
Bob Hope Show (WNBW, 81,
Guests Jack Benny and Rose
mary Clooney; Fireside Theater
(WNBW, 81, John Hudson in
Beyond the Cross; Hollywood
Off Beat (WTTG, 81, Melvyn
Douglas in the first of a new
drama series; United States Steel
Hour (WMAL, $500, Jessie
Royce Lands and Walter Mat
thau in Late Date; Circle
Theater (WNBW. $500. Arthur
Preacher and Francis L. Sullivan
in 1.-THE Three Tasks"
Wednesday - Johns Hopkins
Science Review (WTTG, 81,
Yesterdays Medical Supersti-
ions; Television Theater
-lWNBW, 81, People Next Door, {"
drama about a past scandal;
Boxing (WTOP, 100, Archie
Moore VS.. Jimmy Slade in a 10
round over weight bout;
Georgetown University Forum
(WTTG, 1880, "Neurotic
Anxiety: Fact and Fiction"
Thursday-Justice (WNBW,
$500, q dramatization of "Keith's
Case" by Andrew Russell; Four
Star Playhouse (WTOP, $500
Ida Lupino in Masquerade q
story of attempted murder;
Video Theater (WTOP, 81,
Phyllis Thaxter and Gigi Per-
reau in 1.-THE Girl Who Couldn't
Cry; Ford Theater (WNBW
$500, Irene Dunno in SISTER
Veronica" drama about a
nun; Kraft Television Theater
(WMAL, $500, "A Marriage
Made in Heaven" a comedy.
Friday-Stations of the Cross
(WTTG, y, special Good Friday
service; Pepsi Cola Playhouse
(WMAL. $500, Hollywood,
Home Sweet Home" a mystery
thriller; Playhouse of Stars
(WTOP. 81, Claude Dauphin in
Something Wonderful; Person
to Person (WMAL, 10:30), a visit
with Archbishop Richard Cush-
ing and Hat Designer Lily Dache.
Saturday-BaSeball (WTTG,
1850. Washington VS.. New York;
Tinker Shop (WMAL, 4:15), Ar
lington County school students
presenting Our Lady's Juggler":;
Hit Parade (WNBW, y. a new
time for the music show
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Todoy's
HiohIiohts
1 80. WTOP (9)-Pick Temu

1880, WTOP t9)-Pick Temple:
Sunshine Sue substitutes.
100, WNBW (4-Youth Wants
to Know: Leonard w. Hall.
chairman of the Republican
National Committee.
200, WNBW az A Visitor
from America: Passover pro-
gram
$3.50, WNBW az - Columbia
University Glee Club.
400, WNBW a. - American
Forum: 1.-THE 83rd Congress
Its Accomplishments"
400, WTOP (9)-Man of the
Week: Representative Chef
Holifield.
4:3O, WNBW (4)-Zoo Parade:
Nesting Habits"
500, WTOP (9-Adventure:
The arts and customs of Bali.
800, WNBW az - Meet the
Press: Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt.
$3.50, WTOP (9) - You Are
There: Paul Revere's Ride"
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Meet Your
Congress: THE H-bomb."
1900, WTTG (5)-Author Meets
the Critics: A discussion of
Elmer Davis But We Were
Born Free"
1900, WNIAL (0-You Asked
for it: 1.-The Human Bat"
1880, WTTG (5)-Opera Cam
eos: A condensed version Of
Lucia di Lammermoor."
1880, WTOP (9)-Jack Benny:
George Burns and Oracle
Allen.
500, WMAL (0-The Mask:
Party Night" the story of
an erring wife.
500, WTOP (9-Toast of the
Town: Opera Star Leonard
Warren and the First Piano
Quartet.
$500, WNBW az Comedy
Hour: Liberace, Jimmy
Durante and Marilyn Max
well.
900, WTOP (9)-Fred Waring:
Folk songs.
900, WNBW (N-Television
Theater: Patricia Neal and
Kelvin Mccarthy in Spring
Reunion" a love story.
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Friday, April l6, 1854

wNBW-s:as, Today on the Farm; $50, Lock 10
"a This Day; 7. Today; 7:2s, Ludlam's
Lodge; 1:3o. today 7:ss, News; Q,
Today; s:25, News; $50, Today; s:55,
News; ., Kitchen Cupboard; $50, Fig
ure Formula; s:45, Faculty Meeting;
10, Ding Dong School; 1880, One Mans
Family; 1o:45, Three Steps to Heaven;
II, Home; Il, Bride and Groom; 12:15,
Hawkins Falls; 1880, Betty White
Show; I. Peoples Playhouse
ease Of the Baby Sitter; z, Inga's
Angle; 2:3o, News; Ass, Mike Huun-
cult; ;, Kate Smith.
WTTe-s4s, Cartoons; 10. Romper Room;
Isl II, Iamboree; 11:3o. Around the
Town; u, Midday Chapel; t2:15, Heart
to Home; 1890, Hoppity skippity; I,
Lamb Session; 2, Stations Of the Cross;
ESQ, Bazaar; ), Paul Dixon Show.
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Thursday, April! IS, 1854

WNBW-s:4s, Today on the Farm; $50. Lock to
~ This Day; !, Today; las, Holly Wright;
1850, Today; 7:55, News; 9. Today; s:25,
News; $50, Today; S:ss. News; Q,
Kitchen Cupboard; $50. Figure For.
muIs; s:45, Spanish; 10. Ding Dong
Schools 1890, One Mans Family;
1O:45, Three Steps to Heaven; II, Home;
II, Bride and Groom; 12:1S, Hawkins
Falls; 1890. Betty White Show; 1,
Peoples PIayhouse-"show Dog; 2,
lnga's Angle; $3.50, News; 2:35, Mike
Hunnieutt; ;, nate Smith.
WTTe-s:45, Cartoon; 10, Romper Room; II,
~ Jamhoree; 1850. Around the Town; II,
Movetone News; 1915, Film Shorts;
1890, Hoppiy Skippiy; I, Lamb ses-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

"a Clubs 10, Movie cluh-"msrrily We
Live; 1850, Reuaire; 1,:4o, ~
Closeups; HAS. Paradise island; II,
Cartoon Concert; 1855, RendelI, News;
I, lust tor Fun; 2, Hollywood Matinee
"conidor Of Mirrors; ;, Modern
Woman, with Ruth Crane; $3.50, Jerry
and Jimma.
WT0P-6:3O. Time ann Music; 6:55, Media
(o) tion; 7, The Morning Show = Walter
Cronkite; s:55, Donna Douglas; 3, Billy
johnson Show; s:55, Donna Douglas; 10,
Arthur Godfrey lime; 1880, Strike It
Rich; Il, Valiant Lady; 12:15, Love Of
Life; 1890. Search for Tomorrow;
12:45, Guiding Light; I, Brighter Day;
1:1s, Mark Evans; 1880, Garry Moore;
2, Double or Nothing; 2:30, House
Party; 3, The Big Psyoft; $40, Allan
Jeftreys.
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Monday, April II, 1854

wNBw-s:45, Today on the Farm; $50, Look
"a to This Day; ]. Today; I:25, Molly
Wright 100, Today; 7:55, News; 8,
Today; s:25. News; $50. To-day; s:55,
News; 9, Kitchen Cupboard; $50,
Figure Formula s:45, Freedom Tours;
10, Ding Dong School; 1880. One Mans
Family 1o:45. Three Steps to Heaven;
II, Home; II, Bride and Groom; 12:15,
Hawkins Falls; 1890, Betty White Show;
I, Peoples Playhouse-"call Of the
South Seas; z, inga's Angle; 2:3o,
News; 2:35, Mike Hunnieutt; ;, Kate
Smith,
W1IG-s:45, Cartoons; 10, Romper Room; II,
t5) jamboree; 1850, Around Town; II,
Midday Chapel 12:15, Heart to Home;
1880, HoppiN Skippity; I, Lamb Ses-
sion; z, InterIude-'A Amber Gods; $50,
Bazaar; ;, Paul Dixon.
WMAL-s:30, Cartoon Capers; Q, Breakfast
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Tuesday, April Is, 1854

whsw-s;4s, Today on the farm; $50,
IA Look to This Day. !, To-day; I:zs,
wright; 1880, Today; 1:55, News;
s:2s, News; $50, Today; s:55, News; 9,
Kitchen Cupboard; $50. Figure For.
mula; s:45, Science; 10, Ding Dong
School; 1880, one Mans Family;
10:45, Three Steps to Heaven; II,
Home; II, Bride and Groom; l2:15,
Hawkins Falls; 1890, Betty White
Show; I, Peoples Plsyhouse-''d DUN
phrey Takes . Chance; 2, Inga's Angle;
2:3o, News; 2:35, Mike Hunnicutt; 3,
Kate Smith.
WIIs-s:45, Cartoons; 10, Rsmper Room; II,
81 Jsmboree; 1880, Around the Town;
u, News; 12:l5. Film Shorts; 1890,
hoppity Skippity; I, Lamb Session; 2,
lnterlude-'The Bunker; 2:3o, Dugaut
Chatter; 2:45, Opening Day Baseball
Game-tWaSh. vs.. N. ",
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WMAL-s:3o. Cartoon Capers; ., Breakfast
~ Club; 10, Movie 'Housekeeper's
Daughter; 1850. Rsuare; 11:4o, "
Closeup; 11:45, Paradise island; u,
Cartoon Concert; 12:55, News. Rendell;
I. lust for Fun; 2, Hollywood Matinee
"Woman in the Hail.; ;, Modern
Woman; $50, Jerry and Iimms.
WT0P-6:30, Time and Music; 6:55, Me6itationi
tol 7, The Morning Show-Wsiter cronkite
s:55. Donna Douglas; 9. Billy johnson
Show; s:55, Donna Douglas; 10, lack
Paar Show; II, IN Buy That; 1850,
Strike It Rich; u, Valiant LADY; 17:1S,
Love Of Life; 1880, Search for TomoF.
row: 12:As, Guiding Light; I. Brighter
Day; i:15, Mark Evans; 100, Garry
Moore; z, DoubIe or Nothing; 2:3o.
House Party ), Big Psyoff; $50, Allan
jsffreys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
Wednesday, April ID, 1854

wNBW-s:4s, Today on the Farm; $50, Lock
(4 to This Day; 7. Today; las, Molly
wright; 1880, Today; ISIS, News; 9,
Today; s:25. News; $50, Today; S:s5.
News; Q, Kitchen Cupboard; $50,
Figure Formula; s:45, French; 10,
Ding Dong Schools 1880, One Mans
Family; 1o:45, Three Steps to Heaven;
II, Home; II, Bride and Groom; 12:l5,
Hawkins Falls; 1880, Betty White Show
I, Feature Playhouse Tournament
Tempe; 2, ings's Angle; 2:3e, News;
7:a5, Mike Hunnieutt; ,, Kate Smith.
wITe-G45, Cartoon; 10, Romper Room; II,
Isl Jamboree; 1850, Around the Town; Il.
Midday Chapel; 12:ls, Heart to Home;
1880, Hoppiy skippity; I, Lamb ses-
sion; 2, interiude-"NeutraI corner"i
2:30, Dione Lucas; ;, Paul Dixon Show.
WMAL-s:30, Cartoon capers; 9, Breakfast