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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Puerto Rican Held !! on Bail
After Eisenhower Threat
BY the As.oeiotsd Pres,

NEW YORK, Mar. ia
Puerto Rican Nationalist, ar
rested while phoning the FBI
Of his plans to kill President
Eisenhower. was held in. $4,000
bail today for o hearing
March 26.
Assistant United States At
torney Peter Brown said the
man. Jose Rivera Colon, 80. had
been an inmate Of mental In
stitutions and has q record Of
previous arrests.
Colon. an itinerant paint
sprayer. was arrested last night
in a drugstore phone booth after
the call was traced.
A grand jury is currently
questioning members of New
York's Puerto Rican colony in
an effort to find others con-
nected with the shooting Of five
Congressman in Washington last
week. -Four Puerto Ricans in
dicted for the shooting have
said they were trying to gain
independence for Puerto Rico,
a status island voters have re-
jected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
TILE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. A-29
Ia,
Hanover Township. Luzerne
County had asIrad ti,a cnnnnan.

Hanover Township, Luzerne
County, had asked the conpen.
sation board to overrule q ref
eree's decision against him. But
the board said 1--WE find no evil
dence whatsoever that the
claimant suffered an occupa-
tional disease"
IN advancing his claim, Chief
Woodeshick said that he had to
direct trafiic himself one rainy
morning because a policeman
on. his 24-man force reported
late for duty. He lodged charges
against the policeman and. in
his words, the whole episode
made him nervous. sick and
agitated.' And when the town.
ship board Of police commits
sioners declined to uphold the
charges against his subordinate.
he avowedly suffered q heart
attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Eye for on Eve

CHILDERSBURG, Ala. up.
Editor E. e. Rozelle Of the
weekly Childersburg News got
bopped in the eye because Of q
plea for peace in his column.
An irate woman reader OBJ
jected to a short Page / item
in which the plea was coupled
with a reference to two ladies
engaging in a free for all hair
pulling contest" the editor
said.
The reader brought along
her husband to emphasize her
objections.
Mr.. Rozelle gave this ac-
count:
He was at his desk yester-
day when Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Biles entered and Mrs. Biles
made a remark about the
nasty. dirty paper you're
printing"
Mr.. Biles ordered Mr.. Ro-
zelle to remove his glasses. The
editor declined. Then, Mr..
Rozelle said. Mr.. Biles hit him
when he started to get UP.
The glasses were broken. Police
said Mr.. Biles was placed
under bond on q charge of
d1sordery conduct. The item.
about the hair-pulling contest
wound up with a plea for
harmony and goodwill because
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

top-ranking Communist. A vet
eran party member. he was said
to have been a tailor before the
war while the others who helped
him establish the political po-
,lice were mainly intellectuals.
Family Lived in u. S.
Peter said in Budapest in 1945
that his mother and sister lived
in Astoria, a Long Island section
of New York City, but declined
to reveal their name or address.
A communique February 8,
1858. announced Peter was re-
lieved Of his post.
To what extent his case was
related to the fall of eBria was
anybody's guess. Western OBJ
servers here believe the state Sc
curity office ceased to exist as
an independent department after
Peters disappearance In Janu-
airy. 1858, and became a branch
of the ministry of the interior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Hungary Police Boss
Who Sent Mindszenty
| To Prison Gets Life
BY the Assoeic,ed Press

BUDAPEST, Hungary. March
13.-The Hungarian government
disclosed today 1t has jailed for
life former Police Boss Gabor
Peter. the man whose evidence
convicted CARDINAL Mindzenty
and figured In the purge of
political leaders in 1947-49.
Other former officials, ,includ-
ing former Justice Minister
Gyula Decsi. who were them
selves purged IA months ago,
were sent to prison for varying
terms. A communique an
nouncing their conviction did
not say when their trial was
held.
CorrespOnded to Beria.
Peter. who had the rank of
lieutenant general, was the OPP
poSite number in Hungary Of the
Soviet Unions deposed and
executed POLICE Chief Lavrenti
Beria.
Peter was a power as head Of
the Hungarian state security
of1ce"-the political police
from l945. after Soviet troops
routed the Germans from Buda-
pest.
With Decsi he was credited
with launching the purges and
trials that began in 1947, the
victims including Foreign Minis
ter Laszlo Rajk and such nom
Communists as Cardinal Minds
zenty and Archbishop Joseph
GroeSZ.
Decsi was sentenced to jail for
nine years for crimes against
the state and the people"
An aide, IStvan Timar, whose
title was ministry chief of Sec
ton and who had worked with
Decsi and Peter In building up
the state security office, was SEN
fenced to IL years.
First OfIicial Word.
The brief communique said
these three and others not iden-
tilted confessed that they con-
cealed crimes they committed in
the past and taking advantage
Of their posts committed grave
anti state and anti labor
crimes"
The communique furnished
first official word of the mems
fate. although it was known in
January 1858. during the period
before Soviet Premier Stains
death. that a purge was dwelling
the all-powerful state security
Office.
Less was known in Hungary
about Peter than about any other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
OFF the Record

DALLAS (R.-Justice Of the
Peace Glenn Byrd says he has
installed a tape recorder in
his court so he can play back
proceedings for his 74-year-
old mother.
Mother gets quite q kick
out Of my telling her about
things that happen in court"
the judge said. Nov I can
make a record and play them
over for her"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Most Area Residents Still Drive
To Work, Star Survey Shows

Trafic and parking head
aches Notwithstanding, more
than half Of Washington area
residents still travel to work in
the family car. The Stars 1854
Consumer Analysis discloSeS.
AS against this 55.6 per cent.
407 per cent take buses and
streetcars.
And riding along beside the
man Of the family In 26.5 per
cent OF the cases is his work.
bound wife.
These are among the side
lights on family life contained
in the analysis, compiled by
missionaries answered by
shoppers of the District. Arling-
ton County, Alexandria and
parts of Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties.
5000 Families Quizzed.
The survey covered 5000 FAM
lilies. and was projected to indi-
cate the habits of $751; 1893 fami-
lies In the area. The survey
period was from November 80
through December 81. 1858.
More Of the families owned,
or were buying, their homes than
during the three previous years.
The 1854 survey found 46.7 per
cent in this category, as COM
pared with 44.6 per cent in 1858,
43.5 per cent in 1852, and 45.1
per cent in 1851.
AS indicated 52,306 families
or 1877 per cent of the survey
total-buy stocks and bonds be-
sides United States savings or
defense bonds.
About half the households
have incomes Of $4,000 or more
before taxes.
Television ownership crept up
ward, at a somewhat slower rate
than in other recent years, to rs
per cent. This compared with
72.5 per cent in the 1853 survey,
61.2 per cent in 1852 and 499
per cent in 1851. About 20 per
cent Of the families bought new
sets In 1853.
The survey noted a continued
increase in ownership Of auto
matte dishwasherS, food freezers
and garbage disposal units. but
families with these appliances
still constituted only small per-
centages Of the population.
Night Shopping Drops.
Along with other interesting
data about Washington's mar
keting habits, the survey shows
= that evening grocery shopping
lost a bit of popularity after
gains in the last two years.
Some 1875 per cent of the
families shopped for groceries
at night. either all or part of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

/ Organization and Research Ac.
tivities Of the Astrological Serv.
ice" by Capt. ]. G. s. McKillet.
Thursday.
Electrochemical Society -
pm. meeting. east lecture room
National Bureau Of Standards
DR.. Bernard Rubin win speak on
"Galvanic Cells with Fused
Salts"
Joint meeting - Society of
American Psychologists and
Washington Academy Of Scien-
ces-S:15 pm. Thursday. assem-
bly, hall. Cosmos Club. "Anti-
biotics in 1854" by DR.. Henry
WEIGH. director. division of Anti
biotics, Department of Health.
Education and Welfare.
Friday.
Helminthological Society OF
Washington--8 pm. meeting at
the National Institute of Health
DR.. G. r. Coatney will speak on
"The Suppression and Cure OF
Malaria" Recent Studies OF
Metabolisln of Trypanosones" by
DR.. T. Won Brant. New Evil
dence Of the Importance of Toro-
Plasma in Ocular Diseases" by
DR.. L. Jacobs. "The Effect OF
Cortisone on Immune Response
Of the Rat to Nippostrongylus'
and ''Muris" by DR.. T. Weinstein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

the time. The 1859 survey
yielded a comparable figure OF
84.6 per cent after climbing
from 77,2 per cent in 1852 and
68.6 per cent in 1851.
Regular night shoppers
dropped from 29.1 pc recent in
1853 to 24.6 per cent in the 1854
survey.
Friday was the most popular
day for grocery buying, including
night shopping.
And more instant coffee was
going into grocery baskets. Some
59.S per cent of the families were
buying it after a tfree-year gain.
At the same time. other coffee
buyers decreased from 1913 per
cent Of the families in 1853 to
81 per cent under the 1854 sur
vey.
Respondents to The Stars sur
vey were encouraged to bring
their missionaries in person by
q reword of a shopping bag OF
grocery products.
Copies Of the ANALYSIS are be-
ing distributed to national and
local advertising agencies and
advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Life in the U. S.
Life in the U. S.
Income Tax
| - -
Returns
TO the Sender

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (P).-The
Internal Revenue Office here
made it plain in q hurry today
just how far it would 60 with its
taxpayers assistance program.
The agency got q bulky box
from a Hot Springs woman. It
contained, among other things,
an unprepared income tax form.
hundreds of receipts Of all ex-
.penditures from the entire year
and-grocery tapes.
The Office promptly bundled
up the package and shipped it
back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Cold Reveals Dice

MILES CITY. Mont. up. -
When the mercury sank to 80
below zero, paint peeled of a
Miles City motor firms display
sign. Beneath the paint the sign
showed a pair Of dice. symbolic
Of the name of the owners -
August and Leta Dice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Not Too Lute to Leorn

CARO-, Mich. (R.-Seventy
more adults than children at
tended classes at Caro- High
School.
The 495 adults aren't en-.
rolled as high school students.
They're in a nightly adult
education program. Caro- is a
community of $500 persons
in the Michigan Thumb"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
U. S. Conspiracy CHARGED

The Chinese Communists are
ballyhooing a book called "Con-
spiracy in Kashmir," which
charges the United States with
subversion attempts in that dis
puted territory. It involves in
the alleged plot" such figures
as Senator Wiley, Admiral Byrd.
Adlai Stevenson and the Moral
Rearmament movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

- 49, +
He Found d Home
DALLAS R.-A Judge says
he'll go to court II necessary
to force q man out Of jail.
Last December the / 46-year-
old man was arrested on q
charge Of contributing to the
delinquency Of a minor. When
witnesses failed to appear
against the man February 90
Judge Joe B. Brown offered him
liberty on q personal recogniz-
ance- no-cash-necessary-bond
The defendant refused. saying
he had no place to go.
Yesterday Judge Brown insisted
the man leave jail.
II am an American citizen"
the defendant declared. "And
I've got as much right in that
jail as anybody"
Judge Brown set the mans
case for Wednesday and said If
witnesses don't appear he will
dismiss the case and If necessary
file an eviction suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
A PoIicemun's Lot !.

HARRISBURG. Pa, OFF
a police chief gets so steamed
up over a subordinate'S failings
that he later suffers q heart
attack. that's no valid ground
for collecting workmen's COM
pensation. a State board ruled
yesterday.
Chief Herbert Woodeshick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
He Found d Home

Good Citizenship Week win
be observed next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

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Evening star., 1954-04-04
TVHighights
OF the Week

Monday - r Rom per Room
(WTTG, 10 a.m.), instruction
and information for pre-school
children: Bill Wells (WMAII,
A., Ulysses; Janet Dean, Reg
istered Nurse (WTOP, y, Ella
Raines in a new drama series;
Story Theater (WTTG, 1900.
Dorothy Comingore in Hand
cuffed'';; Arthur Murray Party
(WNBW, 7:30), Guest Alfred
Drake; President Eisenhower
(WMAL. WNBW, WTTG, $500;
World Without End (WMAL,
$500, a film of the United
Nations Economic, Scientific,
and Cultural Organizations
work in developing backward
areas in Mexico and. Thailand;
Robert Montgomery Presents
(WNBW, $500, Raymond Massey
in For These Services; Boxing
(WTTG. $500, Ralph Jones VS..
Billy McNeece; Studio One
tWTOP. 10), Frank Albertson in
"Stirmugs."
Tuesday-Cavalcade of Amer
lea (WMAL. 7::30), 1.-THE Riddle
of the Seas" a drama about Mat
thew Fontaine Maury; Milton
Berle Show (WNBW, 81, Judith
Anderson, Cyril Ritchard and
Georgia Gibbs: Pantomime Quiz
(WTTG, $500, Guest Constance
Bennett; Fireside Theater
(WNBW, 81. Gene Raymond and
Lola Albright in Invitation to
Marriage; TV Hour (WMAL,
9:30), Elliott Nugent, Betty
Field, Walter Hampden and
Gene Lockhart in "The Sins of
the Fathers; Circle Theater
(WNBW, $500, Roddy Mac
Dowell in "My Client McDuff";;
Easter Parade of Stars (WTOP,
$500, Irene Dunno as hostess
on a preview of new cars; Mister
District Attorney (WMAL,
10:30), Actor David Brian in the
leading role of the new series.
Observation-Disclosures Thea
ter (WNBW), 8, Jose Perez and
Pat McVey in "Mr. Candida;
Music Show from Chicago
WTTG, 10), show tunes and
light classics; Boxing (WTOP,
10), Gerald Dreyer VS.. Chuck
Davey in 10-round Welter-
weight bout; Georgetown Uni
versity Forum (WTTG, 10:30),
'"The Role of Republican Women
in the Elections of '54 and So"
Thursday Royal Theater
(WTTG, 81. Lillian Albertson
in Substance of His House:
Justice (WNBW, $500, Dane
Clark and Oscar Homolka in the
first of a new drama series;
Video Theater (WTOP, 81, Joan
Leslie in Pick of the Litter;
Ford Theater (WNBW, $500,
Joanne Dru in Yours for
Dream" a romantic drama;
Television Theater (WMAL,
$500, an adaptation of Edith
Wharton's novel, 'The Old
Maid"
Friday-Pepsi Cola Playhouse
(WMAL. $500. Lola Albright in
Borrow My Car; Playhouse of
Stars (WTOP, 81, Macdonald
Carey in "The Plugged Nickel;
Person to Person (WMAL,
10:30), visit with Groucho
Marx and Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Todoy's
HiqhIights
100, WNBW (4)-Youth Wants

100, WNBW (D-Youth Wants
to Know: George Keith
Funston. president of the New
York Stock Exchange.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Man Of the
Week: Senator John McClel-
Ian.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Elmer Davis:
The commentator returns.
3:45, WMAL (7)-At Issue:
Martin Agronsky interviews
Donald A. Quarels, Assistant
Secretary of Defense for Re-
search and Development.
400, WNBW ~ American
Forum of the Air: How
Much Can We Reduce Taxes
Now?"
500, WNBW (4)-Hall of
Fame: Young William Penn"
500, WTOP (9) - Adventure:
The Lewis and Clark Expe-
dition" and a visit from Ber-
nard De Voto.
500. WNBW (4)-Meet the
Press: Senator Karl E. Mundt.
$3.50, WMAL (D-George Jes-
sci Show: Comedian Joe E.
Lewis, Boxer Paddy De
Marco.
$3.50, WToP (9-You Are
There: "The Opening Of
King Tut's Tomb"
$3.50, WTTG 81 - Meet Your
Congress: Should the Gov
eminent Act Now to Reverse
the Slump?"
1900, WTTG (6-Author Meets
the Critics: Author j. Rich
ard Kennedy and Producer
Stanley Kramer discuss the
late Morton Thompson's mot
AS q Stranger"
1880, WNBW (4)-Mr. Peppers:
Mr.. Peppers buys a motorcy-
Gle.
1880, WTTG (5)-Opera Cam
eos: A condensed version Of
Faust"
$500, WNBW (D-comedy
Hour: Eddie Cantor and his
own "Folhes of 1884"
$500, WMAL (D-The Mask: A
man attempts to clear his
fathers name in "The Gam
bier"
$500, WTOP (9-Toast of the
Town: Eartha Kilt, Sophie
Tucker and Mary Garden.
$500, WNBW a. Television
Playhouse: Cathleen Nesbitt
in THE Mother" a drama of
a widow seeking independ-
ence from her children's pro-
lection.
900, WTOP (9)-Electric The
ater: Zasu Pitts and Richard
Carlson in Pardon My Aunt"
a mystery-comedy.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Wednesday, April 7, 1854

(7) Club; 10, Movie club-"Mr. Emman-
ueI'; 11:4O. ~ Closeup 1t:45, Par.
adise island; u, Cartoon Concert;
1855, News, RendelI; I, lust for Fun;
z, Hollywood Matinee-"Easy Money!
3, Modern Woman, with Ruth Crane
$3.50, Jerry and Jimma.
WT0P-630, Time and Music 6:55, Meditation;
(ol 7, The Morning Show-Walter Cronkite;
S:55, Donna Douglas; ., Billy Johnson
Show; s:s5, Donna Douglas; 10, Arthur
Godfrey; 11:3O. Strike It Rich; Il,
Valiant Lady; 12:15, Love Of Life;
1890, Search for Tomorrow; 12:45,
Guiding Light; I, Brighter Day. 1:15,
Mark Evans; 1880, Garry Moore; 2,
Double or Nothing; 2:30, Art Link
letters House Party; 3, The Big Pay
off; $50, Allan Jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Saturday, April 10, 1854

WNeW-s:ao, Industry on Parade; 10, Barn
~ Party; II, Here's How II Looks; u,
Here's Looking at You; 1880, Double
Feature-"Wildfire" and Luck Of
Roaring Camp; J, Safety Circus; $50.
Cartoons.
W11e-7;4s, Film; :, National Pro Basketball
(5) Championship Game.
wMAL-1o:iS, Animal Time; 1890, Smiln' 60
% Mcdonnell; II, Space PatroI; 1i:3e,
Sign OF.
WT0P-6:55, Meditation; 7, Stop, Look and
~ Listen; 9, Roy Mesehum; 9, Billy John
son Show; 10, Frontier Playhouse; II,
Captain Midnight; 1l:3o, Rod Brown,
Rocket Ranger; Il, Big Top; I,
Tone Ranger I:3o, Ask It Basket; z,
Saturday Matinee; 3:4s, Cartoons.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Tuesday, April 6, 1854

WMAL-s:3O, Cartssn capsrs, ., Breakfast
(7l Club; 10. Movie cIub-"eentle Sex;
l1:4O, ~ Closeup; 1i:4s, Paradise
island; u, Cartoon Concert; 12:55,
News, Rendell; I, lust for Fun; z,
Hollywood Matinee-"Boy, Girl and
Bike; 3, Modern Woman, with Ruth
Crane; $3.50, Jerry and Jimma.
WT0P-6:3O, lime and Music; $780, Meditation;
lo) I, The Morning Show-Walter Cronkite;
S:55, Donna Douglas; ., Billy Johnson
Show; s:55, Donna Douglas; 10, Arthur
Godfrey; 1880, Strike It Rich; u,
Valiant Lady; 12:1s, Love Of Lite;
1890, Search for Tomorrow; 12:45,
Guiding Light; I, Brighter Day; 1:15,
Mark Evans; 1890, Garry Moore Show;
23O, House Party ), The Big PayOff;
$50, Allan Jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

WNBW-s:4s, Today on the Farm; $50, Looh
(4) to This Day; !, Today; 7:25, Holly
Wright; 1:3o. Today; 7:s5, News; Q.
Today; s:25. News; $50, Today; s:55,
News: 9, Kitchen Cupboard $3.50,
Figure Formula; s:45, French;' 10.
Ding Dsng School; 1O:30, One Mans
Family; 1o:4s, Three Steps to Heaven;
II, Home; u, Bride and Groom; 12;i5,
Hawkins Falls; 1890, Betty White Show;
1, Feature PIayhouse-"G Guilty; 2,
Ingas Angle; 2:3o. News; 2:a5, Mike
Hunnicutt; 3, Kate Smith.
WTTG-s:45, Cartoon; 10, Romper Room; II,
(5) Jamboree; 1850, Around the Town; Il,
Midday Chapel; 12:15, Heart to Home;
1890, Hoppity skppity; I, Lamb ses-
sion; 2, interlude-"The LoophoIe";
2:3o, Dione Lucas; J, Paul Dixon Show.
WMAL-s:3O, Cartoon Cspers; Q, Breakfast
Evening star., 1954-04-04

WNBW-s:45, To-day on the Farm; $50,
~ Look to This Day. !, TOday 1:2s,
Wright; 1880, Today; 7:55, News;
s:25, News; $50, Today; s:55, News; 9,
Kitchen Cupboard; $50, Figure For.
mua; s:45, Science; 10, Ding Dong
School; 1890. one Mans Family;
1o:45, Three Steps to Heaven; II,
Home; II, Bride and Groom; 12:15
Hawkins Falls; 1880, Betty White
Show; I, Peoples PIsyhouse--"Trail
Of Yukon; 2, lngas Angle; 2:3o,
News; 2:35, Mike Hunnicutt; 3, Kate
Smith.
WTTG--s:45, cartoOnsi 10, Romper Room; II,
(5) jamhoree; 1880, Around the Town;
II, News; 12:15, Film Shorts; 1890,
Hoppity Skippity; I, Lamb Session; 2,
lnterlude-"Mother's Mutiny"; 2:3O,
Bazaar; ,, Paul Dixon Show.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Friday, April 9, 1854

Cartoon capers; 3, Breakfast
Cd Club; 10, Movie club-"jane Eyre;
11:3o, Renaire; 11:4o, Tv Closeup;
HAS, Paradise island; Il, Cartoon
Concert; 1855, News, RendeIl; I, lust
for Fun; z, Hollywood Matinee-"Pro-
hstion"; 3, Modern Woman; $50,
Jerry and jimma.
WToP-e:3U, Time and Music; s:55, Meditation
tel !, The Morning ShOw-WsiteF cronkite;
s:5s, Donna Douglas; 9, Billy Johnson
Show; s:5s, Donna Douglas; 10, lack
Paar Show; II, III Buy That; 11:3O,
Strike II Rich; Il. Valiant Lady; 12;15,
Love Of Life; 1890, Search for IumoE-
rev; 12:45, Guiding Light; 1, Brighter
Day; 1:1s, Mark Evans; 1880, Garry
Moore; z. Double or Nothing; 2:3u.
House Party; ), Big Payoft; $50, Allan
Jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

WNBW-s:4s, Today on the Farm; $50, Look to-
"a This Day. 7, Today; 7;2s, Ludlam's
Lodge; 7:3o, Today; 7:55 News; 9,
Today; s:25, News; $50, Today; s:s5,
News; 9, kiteheH Cupboard; $50, Fig
uTe formula; s:45, Music Time; 10,
Ding Dong School, 1880, One Mans
Family; 10:45, Three Steps to Heaven;
II, Home u, Bride and Groom; 12:15,
hawkins Falls; 1890, Betty White
Show; 1, Peoples Playhouse -
A"SuuaFed Circle; z, lnga's Angle;
2:3o, News; 2:35, Mike Hunnicutt;
J, Kate Smith.
WTIe-s:4s, csrtseus; 10, Rumper Room;
~ II, Ismboree; 11:30, Around the
Town; u, Midday Chapel: 12:1s, Heart
to Home; 1880, hoppity Skippity; I,
Lamb Session; z, lnterlude-"Hired
Girl''; 2:3o, Bazaar; ), Paul Dixon
Show.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Monday, April 5, 1854

(7) Club; 10, Movie cub-"East Meets
VEST; 1850. Renaire; 11:4o, N
closeups; 11:45. Paradise isIandi u,
Cartoon Concert; 1855, RendelI. News;
I, lust for Fun; 2, Hollywood Matinee
'Boy, Girl and 4 Bike; 3, Modern
Woman, with Ruth Crane; $3.50, Jerry
and Jimma.
WT0P-s:30, lime and Music; 6:55, Media
(o) tion; ], The Morning Show = Waiter
cronkite; s55, Donna Douglas; ., Billy
Johnson Show; s:55, Donna Douglas; 10,
Arthur Godfrey lime; 1880, Strike 1t
Rich; II, Valiant Lady; 12:15, Love Of
Life; 1890, Search for Tomorrow;
12:45, Guiding Light; I, Brighter Day;
1:15, Mark Evans; 1880, Garry Moore;
z, Double or Nothing; 2:3O, House
Party; 3, The Big Payoff; 800, Allan
Jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

WNBw-s:4s. Today on the Farm; $50. Look
(4) to This Day; !, Today; 7:25, Molly
wright; 1880, Today; 7:55, News Q.
Today; s:2s, News; $50. Today; s:5s,
News; 9, Kitchen Cupboard; $50,
Figure Formula; s:45, Freedom Tours;
10. Ding Dong School; 1880, One Mans
Family; 1o:4s, Three Steps to Heaven;
II, Home; II, Bride and Groom; 12:15,
Hawkins Falls; 1890, Betty White Show;
l.. Peoples PIayhOuse--"The Agitator";
2, lnga's Angle; 2:3o, News; 2:3s,
Mike Hunneutt; 3, Kate Smith.
WTTG-s:45, Cartoons; 10. Romper Room; H.
(5) Jamboree; 1880, Around Town; H.
Midday Chapel; 12:15. Heart to Home;
1880, HoppiN skppity; I, Lamb Ses-
sion; 2, Interlude-"The Cheat 2:3o,
This is Ms Dish; 3, Paul Dixon.
Cartoon capers; 9. Breakfast