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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3.l416.
FURNITURE STORAGE. minimum. So
per mo. Local and long distance
moving: low rates. RKDsKIN VAN
MovfNS s5hSHsEA EA6MEGss AHi TaE S1sTEf;Er sTEEEr or
across the country: safe. storage In
separateA rooms; expert packing.
Phone no. ~ 5,olo4 os,,sss uNiCN sToRr 6ns
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.:
small and large Jobs: trained men;
long-skort BOOKINGS; insured. beach
LiGHf HAULING. local MOVING:
beaches . speciality. 8. Z. MORRIS
10 2-1i5O or Ii. o-2S80.
MCvING By HOUR Oh JOB--Light,
FER day IL $3.50; nights Ii.
4-47O5. "a
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7ose ISs'I PRE

tUo - 0t. N.6s
3 rooms. bath. utilities ------So2. 80
20 Logan Circle NV.
room: room; ktt ri bath; stes Apt s--ssE. IS Is
305 T st. NV.
l706 Florida Ave. NV.
rooms. bath -S6b. .Ot
1920 You st. NV.
{ rooms. bath ----.-S7 S7e. sc
1871 Vernon st. NV.
room. kit. hath -$4S. .OC
1860 Oak st. NV.
8 rooms. kit. bath tfurn.) 500. .51
Studio apt. (furnished) $50. .0C
1741 s st. NV.
8 rooms. KIT. bath -. -----s52. sc
1854 s st. NV.
2 rooms. kit, bath ------S S55. .OC
1908 7th st. Dunbar Bldg. J
9 rooms. kit. bath S65. .OC
8 rooms. kit. bath $50. .O(
520H2 K st. NE.
{ rooms, bath $50. M
JAMES E. SCOTT ''
I'll Fla. Ave. NV. DE. 2-1B1S
DE. 2-2O1O -a1
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FURNISHED and unfurnished, apt.
saasins ss1.s aos Once. sasgIs{G S%{G Write S5 S1''
kitchen and bath apt; ne. or s.e.
ssctOn St PTsfer sSf top a. Myss pc fsI ariet
OWNERS: Why have vacancies? I
have tenants (whitel for apis. (un-
furnished and furnished) large or
small-all parts DC: Ress: fee for
6-5435 Ito 5 PM. .-27
exper. in property mans
agement. desires to exchange part
time services for bedroom apt. Write
Box 231-M. Star. 26s
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--MD.

PLYMOUTH sT.-2-bedrm. spts.
DIN; rm. OPTIONAL: may use own
utis aSnei INCL afsEbs sss 1s ysrd SEQ o0gssSSoss s1S
SSSRDisss Sasoa assssssatssss ssSs sv.I! M
TAX; PK 904 Fairview--Avail. I'm.
lsciis: ass insl sssqSsSS sqsS mo. s':alsss
APTs; AVAIL. At C0BUR TER,
Md; next to schools and shoppins
Senser;; bus stop at door. WA
ExTRz.LARGE ,2-bedrm. apts.: 1 al.
schools and shoppins center: 53rd
S4 HEris RladsRs6yssi A sR ngSs Md. WA. 7-s7sI.
apt: with beautiful kitchen: SS7 so
THOMPSON q GRAY. JU. 5-61OC
coILeGGEia Gia' PARK-Ideai location,
walking distance to Md. Univ. shop
ping center and transp.: 2 bedrms..
Pin Pins center nt and transp.: ] bedrm..
$96.S0; ell Itils, incl; 1928 Knox
s3Ie ROANOKE AVE. AIT 8. ra-
koma, Park: Md lge. bedrms., Nv
rm;, lge. kit. tiled bath, storage. in
yard outdoorss asiis ineI ssSc:r crynd and
a., near stores and express bus to
D: G. JU. 5-7560 days: FU. s-7463
RoCKvIrE-one. two and tn three
bedrm. apts.; lv. rm.. dinette. kit.
ssaC0is ssS' so .ns ss6Ss sssSssDins esnter' seS to
GREENWOOD APIS, 1 bedrm.. 1iv.
rm.. large kit. tiled bath. ist H..
$66 plus gas. and elec. Also 2nd d.
apt; aPt;s,t pvt. sntr.. screened porch. no
r2KS%A a2KkSSI fAkR. fEAsfaS.Sasa; Saaos Flower 1Se ave-
Cool terrace apt; liv; rm.. bedrm..
privils,; x$76 $76 per mo-, incl. Igtils.
LARGE An IitvNG ROOM and DIM dining
area. 3 bedrms.. kit. tile bath;
wing apt; 8 exposures, high, eleya-
ton; auto. wash. avail; near bus
and shopping center; utils. incl;
r$kao%A $$gaS4i ~ FARKMlo RSKE21ioi o6earm. ant 2S IN
Hss5' 4sS sss7 ssY sp9s Tsp Gs a. 55sS S5Ss
SILVER sPRING@Front s-rm. enc
GOOD location: IA. s-414o. 40
TAKOMA PARK. mr.. wash. San
s.si s.sSso! PM nj lPsIs ssJsss5 s5S7S mo: ~
GAITHERSBURG-New 1 and 8 bed
rm. apts.. with rear porches; S65 to
SS5 per mo-. plus utils. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY. INC, PO. 2-6151: eyes,.
Mr.. Wilson. OIL. 4-OO30. -26
CORAL HILLS-Garden apis. with
o eSPGsgres; Pg;, Ct District line: M a..
"a
8 BEDROOMS ------1 1O6 MO.
Includes utilities, S-ft. refer., play
yard. parking. laundry. storage; "a
block to shopping center and express
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COLORED-HAVE QUIET neighbors,
on a nice quiet street in Randall
Community" carefully selected ten
ants only: separate entrance and
parking for each apt; large liv.-din.-
kit, area, big bedrm. and bath; auto.
clean asphalt tile floors; from SIS. 80
up; utils. added. MA. S-9267. -2S
COLORED -- I4O6 BUCHANAN ST.
NV rms, kit, bath. incl. porch;
eony lot; utils. incl; S75 mo. ME.
CSIteSkfiED 1922 CoRcoRAN ST.
SWms SsS mS lFei Mr roS%s; Sr4s4l kit. and Dsssh;
C0IoRED-s LGE. RMS, kit. "a and
bath; nice, lge: yard; $40 mo-. incl.
coIoREDEREST SSilsi IEi SISaST' REDucEDEsssso.
mo. SIT 59th st. ne: Brand-new l.
SsdT% SsdT APT apt lo2S cT aeth TobAY s. nf TSG cs
SOUTH CAROIiNA
AVE. S.E.-1st floor. 1-bedrm., hv.
rm, kit. bath. utils. incl. $50: mr..
LINCOLN Park LU. 4-3311.. Pa
COLOREDIN,E.T1 rm:. PVT; kit; and
Sath; Sn 5-gaas gti5s; incl; s65. Call III T.
coEoRED@is15 RIGGS PL. nv
In, well-managed. quiet, colored
apt: rn., kit, bath, S45; Janitor
on premises. l., =. BREUN1NGER 6Z
cS2ofREP ISfi ISe' BEANS:NE%. IA S-sSsSi 1;0edrm.
apt, conv. ne. area; immed. poss.
Call MICHAEL WALSH & SONS,
COLoRED-24i 10th ST. s.E.-
Lovely large 2-rm., kit. and bath,
modern apt, $50 per no. incl.
utils. II. 3-0129. -2S
COLORED-2 BIG BEDRMS., kit,
dinette and living room, front and
rear entrances; SIS. so, plus all utils.
912 46th st ne, Just OF Sheriff rd.;
good transp. and close to MINI.
ave. shopping district. SHANNON &
LUCHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
C0I0RED-1oos N. H. AVE. Nv
l rms, kit. and bath, $54.30, incl.
utils. CAREY WINSTON CO.. 1923
Conn. ave. NV. CO. 5-4422. "a
COLORED-1321 EUCLID ST. NV.
q BEDROOMS, LIV. RIM, KIT.
AND BATH; Also ! ,BE,EEPTR0oM'
Modern apt. bldg, near new Cardoza
High School and 14th st. transporta-
tion. See janitor after PM, or
call Ma. SASS. Pa
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STRATFORD PLAZA
8113 University Lane, s. s.

Large 3 bedrms.; I block to shcp.,
trsnsp.; off-srteet parking; play
yard; newly redec. See. res. mgr.
--&S
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APTs. UNFURNlsHGD-VA.
AH1lIll0ToN

DE LUXE / BEDROO ON
New building. Lse; Nv. I'm. his sspa,
rate dining / kit; With hreskfasl
gas range, exhaust fan. Lee. bedrm
with sliding door closet. other stor.
age closets. Bsmt. has lAundry
facilities and storage space. on
street parking. TV antenna. $3.50
See MRS. GRAIN. Apt. 2. 800 8
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON, Columbia pike ct Fred
erick St.. Magnolia Gardens-Avail.
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. large bed
room. latest in kitchen equipment.
For info. cali ia. 5000.
1 AND 2 BEDRM. APIS. dining rm.,
Lying rm; Near HECHTS STORE.
aassa aSsaGssssgs Of5 S1sN @S insl THoa SsiS Sc g. Ms
1885, 9 am. to 8 p.m.; eyes,. IA.
ARlIIiiNsGG;ToN-close lIisG In; newly sG paint
ed 2-bedrm. apt. Rooms far larger
stores r % and transp.; Ha easy spsDIlk walk: 5 sSB.
incl. all utiis. ia. 7-2497. 81.
or 2 girls; unusually quiet; clean;
best transp'; $3.50. KE. s-e52o. 81
nstss EitcheS esor%sh bath; VII with PATIO; dn IN
fireproof bldg; mr.. Masonic Temple.
Rental only $3.50 per no. incl.
sll Itils. For information call TIE.
F21fs Sltss0' CHURCH. VA a bedTm..
per mo. Can KE. S-4339. -2S
ARLNGTON-Colonial Village area;
large corner apt I 6sdrm.. ~. Em,:' a.
cow. shopping ctr. 10 min. Penta-
gon; cool and quiet. Adults; S73.
IA. .S-2634, daytime: IA. 2-01SS.
|DTRECTIY iEsEtnnIi ACROSS ARL. BLVD at
Arlington Hall-One bedrm., liv. rm..
dinette. kit. and bath: SIT 80 In
cludes all utilities. Call DI. 7-774O.
ARL.. best section-Eew 1 and 2
esdrm. ~ aDts. M M: PeesnatssSon: esa e EESoSs!! Eos!
MSs sGts NsSg sSSupnT anne1 Ss oUt e WsoG
ss re- si on MS 3sE SxNbRHcH 81 Hans E lsss
ARL-, close-in. best neiRhborhood-
cupancy. $3.50 to $50. so; utiIs
except elec:: 10 Minis. to D. CT
BEDRM.. ny. rm., kit. and bath: pvt
sntr:. S65 mo; incl. ytils.. Sony
11oe N. GARFIELD ST, ARL., in
Clarendon lge. rms. kitehenette,
pvt. bath. all utils. No children. $65.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, has ! z feu
and = bedrm. units available
priced from S75.- Sit. in conv. Alex.
5-min. drive from the Pentagon.
Phone TIE. 6-4400 or come to the
once in in Adams .sI ies,; bldsii cor. Mt. Yer
S50.50. ARL.-1 hedrm., liv. rm., kit.
and bath; mr.. intersection Wash
and Arl. blvds.; mr. Wash.-Lee shop
ping center, IT. Myer, pentAgon
Navy Annex. M. S-b67e days; ~
3-020s NIGHTS. "a
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~ L-0OOOa We O@0Ol2a -
HOME VALUES
S031 MACOMB ST. N.w.-7 rms. and
aSo1 Ssini y. 'c1S; 'cc1ASs;1roI sr.-e rms. bath.
,ss5s I5! s5s}Ss " xAs:ssa s:ss
FARM HOUSE = 1h-eere Groundi
45s rS5; SUAcRHNSoas; sRd Ss5a; 81 S12S. H.Es ,m,..
sah an 1scsAHSM sSss inS M0isf 81: s!W-s si1p rm.
and bath. 9 incl. porches; Siio.
b6O5 61st PL., Templeton knolls-
&. rms ii,,s kisi ard bath: $ll5.
esss 6ESc:AitTifUiRs 6S:itifi Z 81, 81. Landover Hins.
Md rms. and bath: S12O.
r. A. HUMPHREYS q SONS
sos N. Capitol Realtors. Ma. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25

includes automatic. pre-rinsing dishwasher
.yop neeant 90 any rinsing), porcelain sink
partment with utility door including trash
receptacle, paper towel holder. towel rack.
storage compartment when door opens.
DESIGNED for easy installation Of Q garbGge
disposer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25

Stop and start It when
you want to; lengthen or
shorten the washing
cycle. You'll see why GE
Is the preferred washer
when you visit Webster's
Open House and watch
one in action. Clothes
come out ready for iron
ing. Uses less water.
less detergent. So auto
matte you'd think II had
a brain.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

Parents should discourage, by
every possible means, playing in
the street. A good share of in
juries to youth of both age groups
can be traced to using the street
as a playground.
Families having children who
will start to school next week
might use the fine weather of fall
to instruct the child on the proper
way to and from the school.
Hunting seasons begin the mid
die of the month. And the season
for firearms mishaps starts be-
fore that as guns are being gone
over in readiness for the open sea-
son.
Arms of any kind have tre-
mendous fascination for youth. If
they are near guns they want to
handle them. Youth should be in
structed in the proper handling of
the weapon. Considerable empha-
sis is needed on one point. "Never
point gun at anything that you
do not want to shoot"
Sixty-five persons died in fire
arms accidents last year. Just 13
were actually hunting at the time
Of the mishap. All the rest died
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
Schools Open>
Chief Urges
Driving Care

Child safety in traffic COM
mands more attention when school
begins. East Cleveland Chief of
Police H. S. Weaver today warns
that the records Of the Ohio State
Safety Council show a real need
for greater watchfulness in the
next two months.
Septmeber and October differ
from other months in one import
ant respect. Child fatalities in
rural areas exceed those in the
cities ten months of the year. How
ever in September and October
child deaths in town outnumber
those in the country.
Last September out Of Is deaths
in city traffic, of the victims
were of pre-school age. October
showed out of II were Of school
age.
The Chief said that there may
be several explanations for this
difference. The youngsters left at
home, lacking some supervision by
elder brothers and sisters, may be
wandering into the streets more
frequently. Motorists may be re-
laxing their vigilance too much
when they are beyond school zones.
There is a great chance to en-
counter the small fry in the
streets Of the residence areas dur
ing September. The weather is
fair and play outdoors is still gen.
eral. IT is easy to escape Mothers
watchfulness while she is moment
arily busy at spot where the child
is not in view.
There is a possibility that those
Of school age gradually become
less conscientious in following the
instructions of school patrols and
the warnings of their parents. The
increase in school age fatalities
during October could result from
decreased caution on the drivers
part also.
Many thousands are going to
school for the first time. Others
are travelling routes which are
strange to them, although they
have gone to school before.
1t is up to the motorist to be
doubly alert. Keep your speed be-
low legal limits. Then you can
stop when child unexpectedly ap-
pears in your path. A tricycle. or
other toy by the curb or on the
sidewalk should warn you that the
owner is nearby, perhaps hidden
by that parked automobile.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

Viola Gensler School of Dancing
announces the opening of its Fall
term in its spacious newly decor
ated and very attractive studio in
the Heights Rockefeller building
at Lee and Mayfield roads, easily
accessible by bus and auto from
any part of East Cleveland, Euclid
or Northeast Cleveland. Ample
parking.
For years Miss Gensler's studio
has served as a unique center
where the presentation of fresh
ideals and new ideas are consid-
cred the basis for study, work
and action. Strictly graded classes
are designed to fit the particular
need of the individual (adult,
child, layman, or professionally so
as to develop personal creative eX-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

dren and great care is employed
in the method of instruction, with
special consideration given to
foundation technique in all types
of dancing.
Mothers who desire the best in
the field of dancing, including an
atmosphere of refinement, will
find it at the Gensler School of
Dancing, which is designed for
dance education, dignity, and dis
tinction; the highest standing in
dance culture.
All classes are strictly graded
for age and ability. Each pupil in
every class will receive individual
instruction to the limit of his or
her capacity to absorb it. All class
es are personally conducted by
Miss Gensler.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
Mrs. Bender Speaks

Mrs. George H. Bender, wife of
the Ohio Republican candidate for
the U. S. Senate, will speak to the
East Cleveland Women's Republican
Club on Friday, September 3rd.
She will address the group at 2
p. m. (DST) in the East Cleveland
Women's Club, 1747 Lake Front
ave.
The. petite Mrs. Bender will
speak on behalf of her Congress-
man husband who is campaigning
for the Senate seat held by the
late Senator Taft.
The Benders hae been married
for "a years, and Mrs. Bender has
participated in each of her hus-
bands campaigns. He is serving
his first term as Congressman
from the 23rd Ohio Congressional
district after having been elected
to six terms as Ohio's Congress
man-at-large.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

while a gun was being examined
or cleaned, or shot at a target.
Youth needs detailed instructions
in handling a gun, not just in
shooting techniques.
Weapons and ammunition should
be kept far apart in the house.
Cartridges and shells should be
locked up. Most gun experts urge
that all weapons be completely un-
loaded before they are taken in
doors. Do not forget to check the
firing chamber. Removing the
magazine isn't always enough.
Some experts insist that the gun
be broken down.
Autumn can be a glorious season
for youth. Help them enjoy it, by
care in driving your car, by in
structing them in the safe way of
doing things, and by making them
acquainted with the way to safe
sports afield.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

Special classes for tiny tots will
be featured. Tap and acrobatic
classes for boys. Beginners, Ad-
vanced, and Professional classes
in ballet, toe and tap for children
and adults. Evening classes for
business girls. Ladies conditioning
classes, Ballroom dancing for
Juniors, teen-agers and adults
stressing good posture and ball
room etiquette.
Registration days are: Thurs,
Sept. 9th (2:OO PM. to 700 PM,
Friday, Sept. 10th (2:OO Pm. to
500 PM, and Saturday, Sept.
18th 90 A. NJ. to $50 P. NJ
For further information call
Fairmount 1892 or come direct
to studio on one of the registra-
tion days.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

preston.
Miss Gensler has devoted her
life to the art of teaching, having
achieved distinction as premiere
danseuse and ballet mistress of
Elliot-Comstock and Shubert pro-
ductions. She has had thorough
training under foremost Russian
and American dancing masters.
Even at the present time Miss
Gensler spends many hours in
New York City and Chicago seek
ing new ideas from such celebrat-
ed artists as Nine. Swoboda, Rus
sian Imperial School, Pierre
Vladlmiroff, Muriel Stuart, School
of American Ballet and many
others.
Miss Gensler has had spectacu-
lar success in her teaching of chill
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
Chamber PTA Plans
Fall Clothing Sale

"While you are getting your
children's wardrobes ready for
school, why not put aside those
outgrown clothes and bring them
to us?" queries Chambers P.T.A.
The units annual Fall Clothing
Sale is in the offing under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. George
Barnes, who will have as her aides
Mrs. Richard Taska and Mrs.
Robert Cook.
"As usual', say Chambers
mothers, "clean articles for chill
dren, as we'll as teen-agers, will
be both welcome and accepted"
Date and time of the event will
be announced soon.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
Port Director Is
Guest Speaker Here

Holy Name Society of st. Philo-
mena's Parish has scheduled Will
liam J. Rogers as featured speaker
at it's meeting on Wednesday, Sep
tember 9Th, at s p. IN. in the rec
tory hall.
Director of the newly created
Department of Port Control for
the city of Cleveland, Mr.. Rogers
will outline his duties and explain
what effect the department will
have upon this area.
John R. Cramer is president of
the society and Don Timperio,
chairman Of press, stage, screen
and radio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Now, more Of America
can afford to
sleep on the best
foam mattress made :,
IT, Koylon Foam

For the FIRST time, you can buy foam
mattress with the priced u S. KoyLon label at
apopular price. That means you, too, can enjoy
the luxury Of this wonderful experience in sleep
only u S. Koion Foam makes possible. Whipped with air
to new kind of gentle 6rmness. u S. Koylon soothes
every nerve every tired muscle supports every inch
and ounce of you from head to foot. Treat yourself
to this new, less expensive U. S. Koyon that gives
BEL you the most expensive, luxurious
rc volt kind of rest and Sleep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
art ON THE farm

IOWA. long famous for its agricul-
i tural leadership. has in the past
few years been acquiring another
reputation: it's an unconscious
state. It was only natural that Direc-
tor Dwight Kirsch of the Des Moines
Art Center should think of putting
the two together. The result. a
show called The Farm In Art. of
which three exhibits appear here.
wasmadeupof 00paintings on loan.
Not only were art critics enthusi-
astic, but the farmers - in town for
the State Fair - were too.
LAWRENCE O. HUTCHINSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Group Is Named 10 Study
FILA Home Repair Plan
By The Associated Press

The Federal Housing Admins
tration today appointed an
eight-member advisory commit
tee to study FHA's home mod
ernization and repair program.
Chairman of the group Is
Cyrus B. Sweet. former president
of the National Retail Lumber
Dealers Association. VINO recently
accepted an appointment to
FHA's Title One program.
Members include: Allen r.
Cobb, vice president of the Irving
Trust Co.. New York; Joseph
Wood, assistant treasurer Of
Johns anville Corp. New York;
Fred w. Heitmann. jr., vice presi-
dent of the Northwest National
Bank of Chicago; George P.
Spiczak, vice president of the
Home Federal Savings Loan
Association. Chicago; R. T. May
field. vice president of the First
National Bank of Fort Worth,
Tex; G. Merritt Robbins. presi-
dent Of the First Bancroft
Corp, st. Paul. Mimi: D. 2.
Albright. vice president of the
Security-First National Bank of
Los Angeles. Calf, and w. L.
johnson. vice president of the
Construction Finance Co.. Boise,
Idaho.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Viewing "
HOLLYWOOD.


Look out, Arthur Godfrey, here
comes ''Disneyland!"
The redhaired uke player has
dominated the Wednesday night
programming since the early days
of TV. This season he will meet
his strongest challenge when the
ABC network unleashes its most
ambitious program to date. This
is the costly and promising ''Dis-
neyland." q new venture in TV
entertainment.
The new show will make its
debut October ~ and will pre-
sent different type of program
each week. Each will draw from
the wide range Of Walt Disney's
interests. from space travel to
the antics Of Mickey Mouse, from
American folk heroes to the hab-
its Of Alaskan seals.
The shows are budgeted up to
a whopping 100000. I asked
Disney how he could hope to turn
q profit at that figure.
1--WE can't" he replied fatty.
Sometimes ] wonder why I got
into this thing. But we have
passed the point of no return, so
there's no turning back.
~ - u
Actually. we entered the pro-
ject without the profit motive
in mind. We thought it would
be useful to let people know
what we are doing here at the
studio. And the series will be
helpful in developing new char
acters and interests which we
wouldn't have developed other
WISE"
Disney was one of the first
film bosses to see the value Of
Nv in publicizing movies for
theaters. He did a few hour-long
shows at holiday time to help
ballyhoo films like "Peter Pan"
and "Alice in Wonderland" APP
parently the added push helped,
because Disney profits have
never been higher. Now most of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Viewing ~
On Guard, Arthur Godfrey,
Here Comes Walt Disney
By Bob Thomos
Associated Press Stuff Writer.

the other studios have hoped
on the TV bandwagon to help
promote movies.
The profit outlook for. the
"Disneyland" series Is not 30
bleak as 1t might first appear.
All OF the shows will be made
in color. and some will be put
together as feature films to be
shown in foreign countries.
There will be additional returns
by the returns of the shows on
TV.
we won't make more than
26 hour shows q year." Disney
remarked. THE network wants
to put on 80 shows q season.
so some will be repeated"
Also. some of the shows win be
based on films Disney has al
ready released to theaters. He
plans to show Seal Island" and
other Academy award winning
subjects. Other features include
THE Pluto Story" and 1.-THE
Story of Donald Duck" which
will chronicle the lives Of those
famous figures In both live
action and cartoons.
Most Of the Disney shows will
be brand-new material. Part Of
the series will be titled Man in
Flight" There will be three pro-
grams on how humans will fly to
Mars. The films viii show build
ing of the first space station, q
shakedown cruise around the
moon and the actual landing
on Mars. :
MAN in Flight" will be among
the most expensive shows. Dis
ney has hired noted experts in
the field. including Willy Ley,
authority on space travel; DR..
Heinz Haber, space medicine,
and DR.. Werner Won Braun.
engineering.
Disney is also sending a costly
film expedition to Tennessee.
Kentucky and the Ohio Valley to