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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 convert: light gray
with new black top, Hydra. r. and
b.; a;;,,, seat covers, Be ready for the
burg rd lat Piney Branch5, Silver
Spring Nd; ~. .7-7sss.
PONTIAC 81 station wagon; Spas.
senEer an-metal body: Hydra. drive.
Al throughout; fully gusranteed
SoRb. 1897 fS EsstEWest t1tA MO-. hMoNRaFF 81
Spr.,- Nd, Nd Open evenings till 8
PONTIAC "S.' club coupe: r. and h.,
sos only. 35a-B. MONROE FoRD,
1897 East--West hwy. Sill Spr., Nd
Open evenings till Q, JU. 5-7S04.
PONTIAC 1853 Cnieftain "s" 2-dr.;
one one, owner: gl.I: low mileage, and care
market sale. Low financing. See
SI.s95. ASK ior Murphy. COLO:
NAL oLDSMOBILE co. LI. s.
5555), l241 9th st. ne. Gust OF
Fla. ave.), Open 8 till 9.
PONTIAC 81 de luxe station wagon; /;
fully fa ns t,a eeuiD. light green. perfect
XscADR fsssl6H FoNr1Ape sof 1sApseif i4s " irving s?S s.
NV. AID. 4-S500. Also 3460 l4th
st. NV. RA. 3-9670. IS
PONTIAC 80 custom S-cyl. Catalina:
Hydra, r. and b., 2-tone green and
milano ivory, low mileage: one
owner, $2.395.. ARCADE PONTIAC,
l437 Trying st. NV. AD. 4-s500;
$
PONTIAC so s-cyl. conv. coupe;
light green. black top. Hydra. r.
and h., completely recond.: guar:
$l,Ia5. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437
3460 14th st. NV, RA. 3-9610. IS
1850 club coupe: beau
tiful: like new; S645; terms.
ROPER, 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
5s
AS e-dr. Champion:
41,O0O mi. orig. black paint. Wv.
tres; @ @oysTdrive' r, and h.. For sale
by OWNER. $500 or best offer.
RA. 3-4792. 3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER '53 VS. hard.top cody.
fully equipped; sparkling black and
REQ hntsh, red leather interior, body
dechromed; own one of the most
dtStincttye cars in town for only
A!,S95. MCNEIL tStudebakerb, 4C3l
Wis. ave-, EN-. 3-72S6. -
STUDEBAKER ar Commander 4-door,
fully equip; orig. black fnish; best
buy In town at S195 MCNEIL
SStudebakeD 4034 Wis. ave, EN-.
5-f@S6. ~
STUDEBAKER, so Champion 2-door;
beautiful gray finish; low mileage:
at only s8e5.u u' KENYoNoPEck KiESNSiRSNSoP Sckk
CHEVROLET, 1910 Fort Myer dr.,
Arl,, Va. IA. 2-01S9. Open till
$3.50 pm. q
WILLYS 40 convertible Jeepstef;
new tires. new top; in perfect con-
dition; many extras. A real buy at
S595. RE. 7-5676. CIRCLE MO-
TORS. INC. 2401 Penna. ave. NV.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED
tconsinuedJ (continued
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1858 VS. h-ton pickup; 3,7OO
miles: 81 800. LU. 2-7510. -
FORD fiat bed. lY4S. This is a sur
plus truck We will sell cheap. STEW.
ART BAINUM CO. TU. 2-O1O5.
FORD '53 Pickup: driven only 5000
miles and used for light work: alb
SolutelY factory-new condition: ST.
255. LOGAN Fordl; corr Virginia
DODGE. panel, 194S: unusually good
eond.; has new rear end and brakes.
This is surplus truck we will sell
Cheap. STEWART BAINUM CO..
CHEvRoLET 1859 s-ton panel. and
Chev. 1949 i2-ton panel: Chew. 1858
carry-all: Chey. 1853 l2-ton panel.
Terms arranged. JE. 2-32T3.
FORD 40 FL h-ton pickup: AL
cond.: $40: written guar. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 30l0 r. I. ave.
ne, DE. 2-6302.
DODGE 80, c. and C., Model B2GA:
2-speed axle, tip-top cond.; just re-
finished; ms1 Sog,p S5g5, yritten E9ar1 TRI-
CHEVROLET 40 1-ton canopy; 30,-
miles: $500 or best offer. Call
CHEy. '54 de luxe pickup; cab. r.
and h., never used for hauling:
$1.174. sacrifice, 81. .525. Call Full
ton S-49ll or Fulton S-4S31. IS
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FARMS

500 DOWN, S25 MO. buys for 81, 200
community Of whites. II miles south.
TIE. 6-413l, a
10 ACRES-Good S-rm. house, grist
mill on river and 400 yards on q. S.
Highway /; 6s miles south Of D. C..
PVT. OWNER, must sell 40 acres. 2
mod. houses both rented; 25-mi
road frontage: Is mi. from Hyatts-
town, Cleverly on ComuS rd. Year
round stream; Is fenced. OIL.
on ROUTE so. 80 mi. from wash
cattle or dairy farm: $50 acres of
level ground: no wasteland: i'm
proved by large turkey house with
radiant heat, large barn, shop and
SeSe n6o Ja s.a6S4i S4m Mon tSf iakeSs
gTROUT CATALOG-Mailed FREE;
"a States. STROUT REALTY. 234-A
woodward Bldg. Washington. ST
Wish aIsa % TO RENT FOR CASH from
end June, committing distance D. c.,
large home. Call from 9 to 5, AID
ends. Cedar 3-34s1.
FAIRFAX CO., 3 miles to Falls Oh.
"A. true, spacious, Colonial home
(slate. roof on 10 beautiful acres
with large stream on rear. Liv. rm.
S0x15. firepl.; din. rm. and equip.
kit, each 15x15; sunrm.. den, u
bath. Second A., twin-size bedrms,
lFe. tiled bath. Stairs to full attic.
Full bsmt. Oil h.-wh. Nice barn.
chicken house. gear garage. Tractor
with equipment; deepfreeze; fowls.
$21,950: $4,000 financed, payable
$50 per mo-, incl; taxes and insun
LUCILLE COOK, JE. 2-32T2, JE. 2
NEAR PURCELLvILLE-very scenic;
10y acres, well watered; 10-rm. brk.
Colonial house. 16-cow dairy barn:
outbldgs. Mr.. OLSON, WO. 6-1O29.
8 800 MILK CHECK monthly. A.
Stanchion dairy barn. . bank barns.
S-rm. remodeled house. 6-rm. ten
ant house. A head Holsteins. all
necessary farm equipment. New silo.
On paved road Just northeast of
Frederick. Owner forced to retire. A
bargain with excellent income SIG
LER g. CO. RA. 3-343I TILL PM.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR REM

ENJOYABLE VACATION SPOT. res
ldence facing South River. nicely
tiful surroundings. fine view, swim
ming. boating, sailing, fishing; for
1850 or write Box I'LL. Star. Il;
couple, small family; by week or
month; no pets. Call Colonial g.
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VACATION PLACES

MOBILE HOMES for vacation rental.
You save many dollars. cook your
own meals. Trailer sleeps 4. Make
your reservations socn. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO. INC. 4O3O Wisconsin
ave. WO 6-3231
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2nd TRTISTS
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refnance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts, thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
tereSt and give YOU any balance in
cash; Call MR.. MILLER, ME. S-1220:
evenings LA. 6-5194
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH IN ONE DAY-second trust
loans and notes purchased. Also
MONEY on md TRUsTs-we will
buy 2nd-trust notes D. c.. nearby
Mo: or Va; reasonable rates. MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. S-5S33.
1st. And. Bird TRUST LOANS covering
p c.. nearby Md. and Va. proper
ties. Financial relief for all pur-
poses. including repairs, remodeling,
additions or improvements APEX
REALTY CO, Oil N. Y. ave. NV.
ST. 3-l612 8"
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS
Prompt, courteous service reason
able rates. Call MRS. LOUGHLIN.
AD. 4-2240 or DE. 2-44S7. liz
End TRUSTS
End TRUSTS WANTED-Cash today.
RA. 6-22S1. ia. S-6676. day or ewes
IA
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MONEY WANTED

REAL ESTATE-Owner with large
equity needs $5,000-Sl0,0 900 work
ing capital. to finance new business
Box 1851. Star. e"
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

WOOD STATION WAGON repair and
refinishing, tops patched or newly
inst: guaranteed work. PO. 2-3S37.
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oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COLONIAL BEACH. VA. 16 rms.
q baths. Compl. furn. Corner lot
I00xl50. $500. Also hotel, bunga :
lows. farms. other waterfront prop
erty CHESTER COGSWELL. 136
NO; Albermarle. Arlington, ia
1-I633. 4
MUST SACRIFICE beautiful lot over
looking Severn River. 100 by 175.
$500 cash. WO. 6-32S0 after 8 pm.
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HoRsEMEN's ATTENTION j

Ideal location to own and operate
breeding and training stables. This
beaut. 100-acre farm is traversed
by the Howard Co. Hunt Club trails.
Large concrete-block barn. 4Ox100,
huge hayloft:. 6-rm. frame Colonial
house with bath and elec.: long
Circle. Slightly over $50. 900; good
nnancing. SIGLER g. CO.. RA. g.
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DESK SPACE

PRIVATE DESK in nice. private Of
flce. centrally located. 217 Bond
Bldg, ST. 3-0623. 4
ARLINGTON, on Wilson blvd, mr..
Court House. Desk and office space
with iphone answering and secre-
tarial service. $35 up. ia. 2-S373
or IA. 5-9197. 3
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service avail.
Call DE. 2-S000
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY. DAVIDSON 1850 model
"a; o.h.v.: perfect condition. Best
offer Can be seen Sunday, BIG
South Abingdon st.. Arl.. Va, XII.
q-9312
MATCHLESS AS; good condition.
Call evenings. OIL. 2-04a1. -
1852 TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD $50
&C, II 600 orig. miles Quick sale
value 5000; only S475. STEVE
REAL. JA. S-936S. D"
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TRAILERS

clean, % IT. Priced to
sell. Bank financing. Call BURLE-
SON, at Ancient Oaks, after pm.
NJ SYSTEM, 1852; 25-ft. with bath.
Like new. Call JE. 2-0434. -
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GARAGES

3523 18th ST. NV. t2)-l extra
large. Reasonable. Call AID. 2-S420
in afternoon
Ii3I NEWTON ST. N.W.--Garage
suitable for car or storage. Sl1.
Cony. loc.. rU. 2-2534. --6
DOWNTOWN, garage or warehouse.
rear GA NJ st. NV. 200 So. IT,;
Immediately available. INQUIRE
MRS HEAD. Ii. 7-9f00 or see your
real estate broker
1876 IRVING ST. N.W.-Space for
l car in brick garage. OIL. 2-73S7
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOT. 5Ox242 IT.; sewer and water:
81 800; Town of Fairfax. Crescent
4 ACRES. zoned for high density
aptS.. 8 stories or garden-type: 6
blks. to Hecht's. Silver Spring.
OWNER. .IU. 5-5S16. -
$50 DOWN--Rambler sites 10Gx300
#. Large development: facing Coles
vile rd. past Silver Spring. Nd:
$1,000. KAY REALTY CO. RA g.
AR. zoNING-choice N. Arl. loo,
blk. from schools. transp. and
shopping. l1.500 square feet
1oned r Sis. Asking SI10 per
foot. other desirable apt prop
erty. THE DARBY CO., ia. 5-9393.
MONTG. CO.-17 acres as a whole
with SCOTT. frontage on State road.
Also SCOTT. frontage on B&O r.r.
20 min. from Rockville: only 3R
mi. from cloverleaf on new free
way. Also acres or 1-acre lots,
HkwTHoRSE N.w.-wooded ele-
waited lot 100 ft wide. 13O deep;
adjacent to Rock Greek Park, won
dsrful view; = blk. to transp. Call
Mrs, Grant. co. 5-6246. PAUL P.
STONE, Realtor. %
ACRE HOMEsITEs. mr.. Norbeck
Country Club. 81 nOn and UP.
Easy terms. LO. 5-2SO0 TIL 9 PM
HUGGINS & HARRISON. INC.
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COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
450-ACRE FARM
IN FULL OPERATION!

Approx. 80 mi from D. c., mr.. Cen
treville, Va; stream, lake sites
compl. line of equipment; approx 80
head of cattle, large modern, 7-rm,
2-hath home. $4,000 above LIST
mortgage.
TENCHER-WALKER AID. 4-2644
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REAL ESTATE WANTEp

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME. S-1220; evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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MERCURY 80 cdr; 2,20O mi. fully
ad' ssalp' Ssarsiioi rea tyd S1ma'' WI al~aSS Ear
Evening star., 1954-05-04

BUICK 80 Special 2-dr. sedan: r.
and h., Dynafiow; dark blue finish;
SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC. 1002
East-West hwy. JU. S-3157 tDi-
rectly across from U. s. Royal sign.)
BUICK 80 Super Riviera coupe; l.
owner. with very low mileage: for
Sester fodsy dsal Ask .eT ESaAk GTlh olbs
MOBILE CO.. Ii. 3-5555. 1241 9Th
st. ne. Gust of Fla. ave). Open
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18

fiiF ~ 4. - tsef'' IN =
Mrs. kittie Jackson, reporter
Following is schedule of
meetings for United Holt
ness Church: glae :ve6
~ Wednesday night, Dec. 8,
Prayer meeting at church.
Thursday night, Dec. 8,
choir practice. 81 5000
Sunday morning, Sunday
School at 9:45 a. m. with the
president in charge. 11:OO
a. M. service, Rev. Sister
Clincy Penton in charge. the
FPHA at $50 p. M, with
the president in charge 7:3O
p. m. devotions. 800 p. m.
sermon with Sister Penton
in charge.
Tuesday night, Dec. ID,
choir practice. n
Wednesday night, Dec. Is,
prayer meeting.
Sunday morning, Dec. 10,
Sunday School at 9:45 with
president in CHARGE. HOO
a: M, sermon by pastor,
Rev. Sister S. A. Mayo; $50
p. M, the FPHA, with presi-
dent in charge. At 7:30 pm.
there will be a missionary
Christmas meeting in honor
of the pastor and his wife,
Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Mayo.
Gifts will be exchanged with
each and everyone; a pro-
gram will be given with the
president, Mrs. John Patter-
son, in charge. There will
be prayer, Scripture lesson,
solos, duets, and readings.
Speeches will be given by
members and friends of the
church. s.
'''"sS,s ~,sTs
Miss Alma Gaines, of the
Nursing Home, is a hospital
patient in Roanoke.
Mrs. Herbert Redd is i'm
proving at her h o m e on
James Hill.
Mrs. Mary Johnson is still
in at her home on Dude Hill.
Miss Irene Edwards, of
211 Maple ST. has accepted
q job in Forest Hill, N. Y.
The Church of the Naza-
rene held services at the
Nursing Home on Magazine
Street, Sunday afternoon.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18
nual of Christmas literature

nual of Christmas literature
and art. ,s3ssa
"Christmas-Idea Book"
by Dorothy Biddle. A book
filled with wonderful sug-
gestions for the holiday sea-
son. 50 Astges
&C h Ii 8 tmas Bells Are
Ringing" by S. w. Brew
ton. A treasury of Christ
mas poetry. 49,.
Christmas Pageants"-
collection of Christmas pag.
eants suitable for all occa,
sions.
Lets Celebrate Christ.
mas"-by H. j. Gardner. A
book designed to help one
get off to a good start in
celebrating Christmas.
"Uncle Toby's- Christmas
Book For All The Family
"A collection of Yuletide
excerpts, grave and gay
from many lands and many
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18
Rev. Crawford
Continued from page u

(COntInueO from page -
many of the joys and trials
of the "bringer of glad It'd
ings". The hymn, "Blest
Be The Tie That Binds, was
sung with newer and deeper
meaning, and although the
overtones of that immortal
hymn is ended its memory
will always live in the hearts
of those who shared that
service. Some of the Off
GERS of First Church were
heard to say, christian
love is stronger than hate.
Others compared the achiev-
ments of the outgoing pastor
to the late DIR. w. T. John
son, who, 60 years ago, erect
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18
DEATHS
Mrs. Lille Peters

= 4. =
/ Funeral service of Mrs.
Lille Peters, was held at the
First Baptist Church on
Tuesday, December ID, Rev.
A. l.. J a m e s officiating.
Rev. Calwell, of Mt. Zion
A,M.E. Church offered the
prayer. The obituary was
read by Mrs. Roxie Arnold
scMrs. Peters was born in
Henry. County, and became
a christian at an early age
She was a loving wife and q
kind and good m o. h e r
Leaving to mourn their loss
a sister, a half sister, a half
brother, nieces and nephews
Sne was also a member OF
the Household of Ruth, l.. o
st, Luke, Jones Memorial
Society.
The text of the PASTORS
sermon was taken from Rev,
2:1O-Be thou faithful unto
death and l will give thee a
crown of life. Mrs. Lucy
Stratton sang go To Jesus
With 1t ALL"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18

pound evbed fish fiEeis teaspoon salt
cups raw eUaed potatoes w cups large con
Va cup chopped onion undilufed cARNATtok
a cups wofer gVAPORATeD MILK
Simmer fish, potatoes and onion in
water until fish and potatoes are
tender (about 40-45 minutes). Then
stir in salt and Carnation Evapo-
rated Milk. Heat to just below boil
ing. Serve immediately.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18
Cainsbo)rIo Library

The following books are
available at the Gainsboro
Branch Library, and highly
r e C o m m e n d e d for your
Christmas reading:
&c hris t And The Fine
Artistry C. P. Maus. An
anthology of pictures, poet
ry, music, and stories CEN
tering in the life of Christ.
"Christmas"-by R. E..
Haugan. An American an
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18

ed the historic church. The |
entire congregation + a { g d
the departure Of their mi |
mister and wife with mixed
emotions. tfS .ei. NCaiS
They sloathe to give up the
untiring and unselfish lead
ership. On the other hand
they rejoiced that the OPP
portunity to serve. a larger
field had come to them. .sn
When Rev. Crawford first
came to. our church in the
Fall of 1852, he found a de-
feated, discouraged people
wandering like sheep with
out a shepherd. They were
transformed by the preach
ing of the Gospel of Christ
into strong, christian SOL
diers of the Cross. Spirit
ually, physically, and finan-
cially they have moved on
ward. ap
At the close of the last
service the fine people of
First Church arranged a
Going Away Party" for
the Crawfords and their
mother, Mrs. Minna DeZon.
A lovely repast was pre-
pared and served in the Lee
ture Room of the church.
Words of goodbye and
congratulations were spoken
by every department of the
C h urch and neighboring
churches and leaders of the
community. Mr.. Frank
Woodley, chairman of the
Board of Deacons, said, "I
haven't seen such love and
goodwill shown for the de-
parting minister and family
during the 81 years l have
been in First Church.
The Teen-Age Fellowship
pinned a corsage of red roses
on their founder, and spon-
sor, Mrs. Crawford. The
pastor and his wife received
many lovely gifts, and a
purse. The dramatic mo-
ment came when fingers
of love" pinned an orchid on
Mother DeZon. Thus, ended
a constructive, progressive
passionate in First Baptist
Church, Lexington, Va. Rev.
and Mrs. Crawford began
the pastorate of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Richmond,
Dec. 1, 1854.
The committee for the
party: Mrs. Jessie Woodley,
clerk of the church; Mrs.
Mabel Alexander, Supt. of
S. S. and pres. of Missionary
Society; Mrs. Alice Walker,
pres. Senior Choir; Frank
Woodley, chairman Deacon
Board; Edwin T. Walker,
chairman Trustee Board.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18

books.
Christmas Traditions
by W. M, Aud. A book
dealing with old time beliefs
and customs, which are al
ways pleasant to. read.
christmas Carop-by
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18

Charles Dickens. An age-old
classic about Christmas and
one who learned it's true
meaning. -
Of you wish to read any
Of the above ! listed books,
dial 3-2881, Ext. 316.)
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-18

FRssI Let us send you our handy new
punch n protect" can opener. Punches
2 round, neat holes for pouring-then
acts as a protective cover. Just send
label from one large can of Carnation
Evaporated Milk to: Carnation Com
Pany, Box NP-124, Los Angeles SO, Calf.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Viewing "
TheyAII Say Hungry and Amen
But No Tokng Dog Yet Has Spoken Clearly Enough to Win
An Appearance on ABc-TVs You Asked for It

shaking their heads mega
lively.
whats the matter?" I
asked. Sounds pretty good
to me, and haven't you been
looking for a talking dog to
put on the show?"
eyes, but he's no better or
worse than any Of the rest.
Pal still isn't the answer"
said Chamberlin sadly.
It turns out that Steiner
and Chamberlin have come
across more than 200 talking
dogs in four years of supplying
the unique. sensational and
weird for viewers of "You
Asked for It."
With this experience, they
have found that most of these
verbose CANNES freeze UP when
the chips are down and the
camera Is on them. Steiner re-
called the time when they
brought a piano-playing dog
here from Bountiful, Idaho.
"The owner, a nice old retired
colonel, had sent US newspaper
clippings describing his dogs
prowess on the keyboard. We
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Viewing "
By HoI Humphrey
HOLLYWOOD.

Reporting on the TV scene
In Hollywood brings one In
contact with all sorts Of mar
velous talent. For example.
just last week, I was privileged
to sit .in on an addition Of q
talking dog.
I was in the Office Of Wayne
Steiner, executive producer
Of the "You Asked for It"
show which is seen on the
ABC-Tv network. He and
Gran Chamberlin, creator OF
the show, were listening in
tently to a recording Of q dog
named Pal O'Malley.
Pals voice was coming over
the speaker loud and clear.
In a rather raspy tenor, he
kept repeating the phrase.
I'm hungry" followed by the
word, Amen"
Personally, I was quite I'M
pressed. I've know TV CO.
medians with less vocabulary
than that. But I could see
Steiner and Chamberlin
Evening star., 1954-12-12
DoteIine Washington
Education by video
Demonstration Series Over WMAL-Tv
To Cover Variety Of Subjects
SERVICE WITH A SIN

A wide range Of subject
matter is to be covered in the
nine educational programs to
be telecast over WMAL-TV as
something of a demonstration
Of the art Of educational TV.
The series, produced by the
Greater Washington Educa-
tional Television Association,
with the local station donating
time and facilities, will start
tomorrow night at 8.
The first program win be
"Sea Battle" In 1t DR.. Louis
Wright of the Folger Shake
speare Library will relate the
story Of the defeat Of the
Spanish armada, contrasting
the role played by weather
then with that it played on
d Day in 1914. William Hines,
Sunday editor OF The Star.
. will act as host.
This first program, and
others to follow it. will be pro-
duced by David Stewart of
the GWETA staff. The sched-
ule, at the moment. includes:
December 20. scenes from the
Catholic University Speech and
Drama Department produc-
ton Of Richard H." along
with q discussion by its direc-
tor, James Waring, Of Shake
speare's chronicle plays.
December ~. THE Treas
ures You own" discussed by
DR.. Raymond Sites, director
Of the educational division of
the National Gallery of Art.
January 3, How to Live
Within Your Budget" by DR..
Nathan Bailey. economist ct
American University.
January 10, "Radioactivity
and the Private Citizen" sur
veyed by Howard University.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

sent for him and the dog. but
1t turned out to be o pathetic
experience. and we felt very
badly about 1t" he said.
The four-legged Liberace
didn't even get on the show.
During the rehearsal he hurt
his tail and just shifted dis
gustedly at the piano keys.
THE trouble with most talk.
ing dogs is that 1t takes a lot
of imagination to understand
them" Chamberlin explained.
From his vast experience In
this field Chamberlin also has
discovered that the majority
of these silver-tongued NUTS
say the same thing-"Pm
hungry" and Amen" There's
probably some deep psyche
logical reason for this. but
Chamberlin hasn't yet figured
out what it is.
At any rate despite his de-
sire to I'LL the many requests
to see and hear a talking dog
on "You Asked for It." Cham.
berlin has yet to find one who
measures up to his exacting
standards.
tcopyright 1854. Mirror Enterprises Col
Evening star., 1954-12-12

January II, George Wash
ington University's "Galaxies
in Flight" story Of the devel-
opment Of the universe during
the past 5000 years, by DR..
Georg Gamow. noted phycist.
Progrom Notes
A new Monday through
Friday quarter-hour titled
Spotlight" will make its bow
tomorrow at $50 pm. on
WTOP-TV. Spotlight on the
Stars" the first Of the three
segments into which the show
is divided. will feature Eddie
Gallaher. He'll cover events
in the world of show business.
Spotlight on Sports" will fea-
ture Morrie Siegel. Spot
light of the Weather" will be
presented by Louis Allen. who
not only knows his subject but
can make it clear even to those
confused ever since their first
contact with the adiabatic
rate. = eWMAL-TV is PROM
Using q treat for the "Kukla.
Fran and Ollie" set here
abouts.. It Is a one-hour TV
version of James Thurber's
Many Moons" by Burr Till
strom, which will have Fran
Allison and the Kuklapolitans.
plus some specially-created
characters and an original
musical score. The station
has committed itself to relay
this on Christmas Day from
6 to z pm. =. Washington.
capital though 1t may be, Is
the origination point for only
five network television shows.
-Four are NBC-TVs-"Meet
tl1e Press" David Brinkley's
Newsroom," Youth Wants to
Know" and "The American
Evening star., 1954-12-12

1880, WMAL (7)-Playhouse:
A hunted woman endangers
q family when she seeks
their protection In Woman
in the Bus" with Dorothy
Green.
$500, WRC 90 - Comedy
Hour: The Queen Of the
Tournament Of Roses. Tony
Curtis, JeH Chandler, Gene
Nelson. Paul Gilbert. Gloria
De. Haven. Mara Corday and
Notre Dame Coach Terry
Brennan are welcomed by
Gordon MacRae.
500. WTOP t9l-Toast Of the
Town: Sophie Tucker, David
Whitfield. The Crew Cuts,
Virginia Mayo and scenes
from the film The Silver
Chalice."
9:0e, WRC lD-Television
Playhouse: a mother uses
her l0-year-old son to salts