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HOUSES FURNISHED

1870 NEBRASKA AVE. N.W.--6 rms.
and bath, attractive1y furn Avail
able MAY ] for | ". $l3S per mo;
TRUST CO, Real Estate Dept. MA.
ARL.. oil Columbia Mod. 2-bed-
rm., semidet.; mr.. SCH: washer, dis
posal; fenced yd.: S125. no. 2-47S1
Z .;,;S;s,n: a0 ssn9, 0r sss
Ala 6oth AVE, Capitol Heights. Md.
- bedrms., lge. liy. rm.. dinette.
all-elec.. kit, pantry, fenced yard.
screened porch: completely furn.:
s115 mo. 10. s-667o during day.
NEAR DUPONT cIRCLE-Attractiye,
small brick house; fireplace, patio.
2 bedrooms, basement with lavatory:
$I85 per mo, no. 2.S3b1. -l7
.GENTLEMEN'S ESTATE Of 20 acres.
60 min from 2 5., G.; stone h house n
brary: magnificent view: modern
abe. cal Mrs. BalIii, Wo. eeSSsi.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC lie
fenced yard, Tv. washer; S1l0 20.
GEORGETOWN - Attrac. s-bedroom
house: tiv. rm..- din. rnl.. small gar
den; June to Sept. Wo. 6-s029,
1899 ALLISON ST. NV, lge, house
with bsmt. and garage; suitable for
2 sep. apis; only $3.50 mo. FLOYD
Z. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st, NV. MA.
sM MAZE CAPE COD COTTAGE. on
Maryland farm, 16 miles from White
nHus farm m noss; o v sF a@ visS ire.
place. kit IL bedrns., bath, In
closed yard; $50 mo. through Oct;
$50 winter months. Call OIL. 2-3951.
SILVER sPRISG-sliso Park nils:
nicely furnished 6-rm.. 2h-bath
house with sarase and porch: Sl2b
SILVER sPRiNaG, $40 Highland Or.
Woodside PIX; 6-rm. stone bunsaloy,
S:n. ni s:ass. sFa sis5 .ns; So 81
rAKoMA PARK. MD. e7o1 West
moreland ave-: g rms. bath. heat
and hot water furnished. 22.
AE H. r Sedrn ss tie. Esem Iii. i0s sns
B SSYsni M Mont soSS: County. Nd
cottage. ONLY. 20 min. NV. Rock
cYM XIV p Sasshi B. e. Ais Legation
---2-bedrm.. 2-story brk.; yr.'s lease.
avail. now S159.50. Poolesville 31O3
CHEVY CHASE bedroom, a-batf
| rambler: S.o5 !. story. 3 and 4
| c. BENNINGTON. OIL. .-2635. EN-
/ GE0RGEiTowN - 3 bedrooms. Z
baths. servants room and bath;
ss GrsJr' * Gsy. ~, EMMA MoHHf
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. Arl. -
Beautifully furnished 3-bedrm.. 2
bath rambler: rear porch and patio
with fireplace. 2-car garage. Adults
only; S375 mo. THOS. q. MA
and sun, KE. S-4713. liz
VACANT, 2I35 Branch ave. Sc
Diet. brk.,. baths tbedrm,. bath
LIST A.. building garage. Bus a'
H soln ssalsioaso5 30 Moss LA. e-saa,
2-BEDRM. FURNISHED APT, i Blk
TO shopping. on busline. Available
Immediately: $I10 per month
James G. Conley & Co.
9525 Ca. Ave. JU, 9-4134 TIL a:3t
| III
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA
DETACHED AND NEW

The ready sale Of these in-town resi-
dences attest their solid value and
wonderful convenience. Only 2 left
They ofier 4 large bsdrms., up e
kitchen with dishwasher, disposal,
eye-leVel stove. birch cabinets, large
rec. rm.. garage. They will answer
every need for family living: within
3 blocks OF Wilson High, Janney
Elementary, Alice Deal Jr. High
School. buses and churches. See
low as S1l0 monthly. Open daily
IL TO Q pm. DIRECTIONS: Pro-
coed along Albermarle st, NV, z
blocks west of Conn. ave. or 2 blks,
east OF Wisconsin ave. to model
house.
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o-JoUU. Iot eppt. 70 see.
COLORED-3-R0OM HOUSE. cleo
new condition. 8 shad Row NV.
nr. 3rd AND Bryant SITS. and Howard
7-osia S''' lufn' ", 1' @ u g.
COLORED--i453 BELMONT ST. NV
-10 rms, 3 baths: redec.: for famil,
with Rood refer enees; Sl25 mo. TIC
inspect, call AMERICAN SECURITY
& TRUST CO.. ST $4,000.
C0L0RD-906 WESTMINSTER ST
500 HARRISON q ADAMS. Ma; s.
cSIESoREp-1es D ST. s.W-5 rms,
eleetricity; 1920. RAYMOND r
EUPPERT. IoI7 7th s.; NV. IL!
r. n' Rt ilississl''i ofs sa IL s { aS
o snd safR: SIS. Rs Al R. R UP
c 6ESTi iSlJ IN / & e. M Nv IL,
h ie bS. 4 E ~ esss; i 81 ID sAS
coLoRED-5 RMS. bsmt.. auto
heat. Come to 332 53rd. st; ne
CoLoRED-IsIs n. j. AVE..
"a, a. sss ms. Co s-ss$:siSS;. IL
finished bsnnt. apt. incl. gar. yer,
COLORED-DOWNToWN GUEST Of
rooming house; newly remodeled
8 large rooms, baths. full bsmt.
gas heat; responsible party. Wo
COEoRED-ss4I BAKER ST. Ne.
3 bedrms.,. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
THOMAS r BROWN. SIS 18th It
s.w. ma. S-6s72. lis
COLORED-I53I MARION ST. NV
5 rms, bath, gas heat. $3.50
212 y ST. NV KITS, 500
WALTER A. BROWN
10lS Vermont Ave. MA. 8-165s
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HOUSES TO SHARE

HOUSE TO SHARE with another
couple; very reasonable; or will rent
rooms, double or single. DE. 2-2129.
BACHELOR will share his 6-rm. furn.
home with young couple; sos plus
meal. ia. S-0393. liz
,ther men; near Zoo Park. on bus
line: very reas. DE. 2-1195. --17
SILVER SPRING-Nr. busline: 2 ma
ture ladies, to share home with
couple; pvt. entrance. pvt. bath.
BACHELOR, 1888, share large house
with 8 other young men. Centrally
located. District. Rent, $50. nv
dishwasher. EN-. 2-1409. --16
TWO GIRLS to share house with
other girls;- ronv. to shopping center
and buses; $50. WO. 6-S907. LIZ
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BADIAN REALTY co.
e A.lEn

BRIGHTWooD BUNGALOW
62l9 Piney Branch Rd.
(NR. GA. AVE. AND SHERIDAN SRI
Open 1-6 Sat, Sun.
See this coy two-bedroom home; oil
h..y.h. fireplace. hardwood fioors.
venient to synagogue. dhlirehea.
stores and transportation Priced ia
sell. Call Mrs. Harvey, EN-. 2-201T,
or weekdays. RIA. $4,000,
KAY REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
RARE BARGAIN

SA4AN = Sx1kA66 AxftNAG
RARE BARGAIN
TG p
Location; Financing; Transportation
: 7-rm.. s-bath Quality Brick Home
Immaculate; spacious
8 Bedrms.. Den. Modern Kitchen
Garage; Attic; Lovely Lot
Blessed Sacrament. LAFAYETTE Schools.
Call Mr.. Hall for Appt.
JAMES L. DIXON 81 co,
ST; $4,000. tExclusivel. OIL. t-o7ss
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
Ideal loc.; bedrms.. 2 baths. LIST
den air cond.; modern Kit.
sxi'soo' To inspect call EN-. 2-207o.
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VENDING MACHINES, Q. liks new;
for nuts etc: 8 stands: bargain.
ExcEPTi0SzL OPPORTUNITY. Est.
successful business now Gperatins
with sales force and service crew
desires fulI-time MANAGER with reAs.
capital Investment, IA. 6-0075. lis
52-inch blade. edger. fireWood saw,
planer, CUTOFF saw, tractors and
truck, For appointment, call RI
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
4537 LOWELL ST. NV.

Q rooms. kit, bath. Full basement;
6ot-Tstsr heat. Detached ssrsse.
Fenced-in rear yard. Automatic
washer. Tenant will show. Phone
AE. 7-olba.
B. r. SAUL CO.
e25 18th ct. NV. ma. e-21O0
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LADY. white. would like furn. l.
bedrm. apt. for summer months.
NV. or suburbs. IL A-5579. --17
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ATTENTION DOCTORSl

ATTENTION DOCTORSl
Home-otace combination. part time
general practice already established.
3-bedroom brick rambler. separate
entrance TO basement once suite con-
sisting Of rooms. bath: ideal for
Army. Navy or Govt. doctor. Avail
able May l. WI. 6-s663. IL
Mr.. Rock Creek Park
Beautiful home. lse, entrance hall,
separate liv. and din. .rm. small
den. sun porch overlooking garden.
shade trees. modern kitchen, pantry,
upstairs large bedrms.. bath, full
bsmt.. maids room, lavatUry. auto.
washer. extra refrig.. plenty Of
closets and storage, quiet neishbor-
hood. Close to transp.. schools,
churches, shops. $3.50 per NO. Call
CO. 5.22e.. lis
3013 8. Dakota Ave. NE.
o rms. 2 baths. Open sat.-sun. 1915
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HOUSES UhFURNIsHED
TOP LOCATION

JUST OFF 10th NV.
1915 Harvard st.-comfortable 4,
hedrm town house. near Rock cIeel
Sat. and Sun, 2 70 5. III
ALL THE COMFORTS
OF . home In an apt. plus no util
70 pay Is what we are Offering IN
Col1ege Park De luxe. 2-bedrm
apt. de luxe kit. with garbage dis
posal. parQuet floors. master ~
features incl. full bsmt. for onis
$99-50 and up. Lee. play area fol
children. Rental once open daily
11-dark. 4306-B Guilford or. Dir.
North on Baltimore blvd. to Gull
ford DR.. at LIST frame light in Col.
leFe Park. left on Guilford DR.. z
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
E31 5nn

4-pLooR APARTMENT PROPERTY
once Cali M. Herbst. MA. s.4osc:
}. RUPERT MofIER. IT,. Resitor.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Detached house. on corner lot, with 4
good -sized bedrooms. 2 screened
porches, powder room on LIST moor
Garage. Wonderfully convenient To-
cation. near schools and Transports
ton Priced in low eos. Cali Mrs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wo. 6-tg66 Ewes. AID. 4-3997
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1909 q ST NE

Excel. row-briek house. with Hv. nm.
din. rm., kit. and pantry on. LIST d
3 hedrms. and bath on End. Full
basement, front and rear entrs, "a,
h.-w. heat. bet. garage. Rent. 81
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OPEN rs. SAT. AND sUN.--is2O
InEleside Terrace. on 18th and New.
partly farn.; = bsths. OIL heal
Small down payment. KBACH 4
pURcEIfs Ex. a-2f11. --te
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OPEN SUNDAY II TIL
3716 Warren st. n.w.-Semidetached
brick home. Six rms, 2 baths. Q
screened porches, oil heat garage.
EDW, p. SCHWARTZ, INC, Dl.
7-6210 or JU. 5-5975. III
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 6 PM.
f412 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Lovely semidet. brick; s rms. . baths;
neW-house cond.: huilt-m gar; oil
h.-w.h.; vacant. priced for quick
sale.
J. LEE DoNNELLY a. SON
Realtors
MA. 1886 Ewes. wo. 6-2s8a
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

Y. ARL.--9-unit enc. new moderl
bldg; parking court; laundry I'm
1905 occupied. XII. 9-1S07. III
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bUU QUINIANA PL, NV,
Dust Above Quackenbos ST.
Semidet. brick. large rooms, .
baths; large side yard. B.-i garage.
(What q value at $4,000.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6 Pm.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2o0b
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-ouiet street:
q. powder rm.; 4 hedrms., 2 baths
End q. Excellent financing: $24, 500.
KENT-White painted brick; lge. lot;
center hall library. law, modern
kit, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths; 2nd q. bed
rm., bath. storage, large cedar
closet: 3rd H., game room; beautiful
cond. Prefers settlement In August.
SANDOz, INC.
DU. 7-1234. Mr.. Domef. Dupont Cir.
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VACANT--NEWLY DEC.
5000 18th OF. n.e.-Brk.: 3 bedrms.
recreation Sm., fenced yard: bus ct
corner; 500 mo.
no. 2-6020 MOSS LA. 6-3e2e
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2-BEDRM. FURNISHED APT, blk.
Immediately: $I10 per month.
James G. Conley & Co.
e525 Ca. Ave. JU. 9-4l34 TIL $50
III
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Continued on beIt psssI
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Silver Club Picnic

The Silver Age Club, spon-
sored by the Arlington County
Department Of Recreation and
Parks, will have a picnic at
Lubber Run Park. North Sec
ono and North Columbus
streets in Arlington, at / pm.
on August IL. The club will
resume regular meetings on
the first and third Fridays of
the month starting on Septem-
Der 2. These meetings will be
held at 1401 South Walter
Reed drive. For any informa-
ton. call Mrs. Beaver at jack
son 1888.
The club is for both men
and women of so years and
over. 1t was organized in 1854.
and offers such activities as
art, rug-making, music, dane
ing and special events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
BEALE
Continued From Page b

Continued From Page B.
Thomas said they sold their
house there just before leav-
ing. 1t doesn't mean that they
plan to make their permanent
home here, however. When
they do return, said the Sec
rotary. he's going to build a
house in Bel Air overlooking
the golf course and the ocean
in the distance.
Secretary mas was
chuckling over the current
newsletter that stated he was
paying too much attention to
his private business. I sold
my business year and a half
ago." he said. observing that
even if he had a private bust
ness. working daily from 8 in
the morning till 8 at night for
the Navy wouldn't leave him
time to attend to it.
THE Navy boss was not re-
quired to sell his business when
he became a Government ex-
ecutive because he owned a
string of West Coast clothing
stores that could not in any
way be tied up with the uni
formed services.
The very likeable Sir Roger
Makins, British Ambassador,
lowered in his dark brown suit
midst the all whites. Vice Ad-
miral and Mrs. T. S. Combs
were there. Nobody knowns
the admiral's real name. He's
been called '"Theda" ever since
giving killing impersonation
of silent movie temptress
Theda Bara during his acad-
envy days.
Others in the garden Of the
Barnards' Chevy Chase house
were Vice Admiral slim"
Woodbridge, who's just taken
command of the National War
College at Fort McNair. and
Mrs. Woodbridge, Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Roscoe Good, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. A. G. Num-
ma, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
James Russell, Vice Admiral
tretired) and Mrs. Arthur
Davis-he will go on inactive
duty in October-and Indian
Brig. and Mrs. Gupta, the lat
ter in a white nylon sari she
made in this country. 1t takes
Washington humid heat bet
ter than Indian cloth.
And while the Navy was
gathered at this party, the
Army brass turned out for 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Walter Weible's
reception in honor Of Maj. Gen.
c. E. Weir, Chief of Staff desig-
nate of New Zealand Army. 1t
was held during the same hours
at the officers Club, Fort Nc
Nair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Miss George
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Jeffer-
son George Of Spartanburg,
S. c.. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Lillian
Lucille to Mr.. John Oliver
Allen Douglas, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry william Douglas
Of North Hollywood. Calf.
The wedding will take place
in September in the First
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Mrs. E. F. F., Arlington

l have been unable to OBJ
tain anywhere another copy of
a crochet book that I have
lost part of. The book was
published around 1851 by Lily
Mills. 1t is titled "Crocheted
and Knitted Kitchen Craft,
No. So" am anxious to COM
plete the dahlia hot plate mat,
No. Is. If anyone has this
pattern of the instructions. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

Presbyterian Church In Hy-
attsville, Nd.
Miss George Is q graduate Of
Duke University in Durham,
N. CT and is at present work
ing in the chemistry labora-
tory at Walter Reed Army
Hospital.
Mr.. Douglas is q graduate
Of Whitman College and is now
serving in the Medical Corps
at Walter Reed Army Medical
Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Pattern Books?

Mrs. C. H. S.. LandoUer
I wonder if any Of the
readers would have a Star
Puritan book. No. 100, with
the Gala lily ruined dolly in
structions? I have the in
structions through line Is,
but have lost the rest.
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Freezer Help

Mrs. C. s.. Washington
For Mrs. F. S., Falls Church.
who recently purchased a
freezer = I'm happy to recon-
mend Making the Most of
Your Food Freezer. by Marie
Armstrong Essipoff. published
by Rinehart & Co. This will
answer your specific questions
and provide excellent recipes.
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Thank You Note

Mrs. z. A. K, Washington
appreciated the recipes for
cookies from cake mixes sent
in answer to my request. I
have tried one and found it
excellent and viii try the 9TH
ers. Thanks to all the Mary
land and Washington ladies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
e auhtlowerr, green peas,
|slivered carrots makes tasty
|1sprehy vegetable dish,

would greatly appreciate them
sending me a copy, particu-
larry the part in the book
that is continued on Page IS.
Write me, in care of RICH, if
you have this. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Watermelon Cake?
Mrs. D. B., Alexandria

Many years ago there was
published in The Star a recipe
for a watermelon cake. II any
one has this recipe / would
love having it.
Also, Mrs. F. M. H. can pur-
chase in the stores a French
apple pie mix. 1t is very good
and very quick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Miss Johnson
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick K.
johnson Of Silver Spring, Nd,
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Barbara to Mr..
Robert J. Tompkins, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Tomp-
kins Of Greenbelt. Md.
The wedding will take place
August ~ In Hughes Method
tst Church in Wheaton, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Song Wonted
w. r. L.. Washington

W. Il. L., WdSTllngt0HN
Win some reader send in
the words to a song which
may be entitled The Blessing
and Prayer? The first lines
are Il sang one day a sad
sweet song. Twas at the twi-
light hour. A flame of love
came gently down, felt its
melting power"
Evening star., 1955-07-31
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC-The Eternal Light:
Mark van Doren, Maurice
Samuel. in series Of dialogues
on the Prophets.
I:0e, WTOP - Percy Faith:
Victor Young subs for vaca-
tioning Faith. with guests
Ella Fitzgerald. Don Cherry
and the Chordettes.
1:OO, WASH-FM, WIDOW -
Georgetown u. Forum: Avi-
alton and Education: Whose
Job?
1:25, WWDC-Baseball: Dou-
bleheader between Washing
ton and Chicago. (Not tele-
vised.)
$3.50, WTOP - World Music
Festivals: Sir Thomas Beech
am is heard in excerpts Of
his final concert at IS Ber-
gen Norway Music Festival.
Norwegian baritone Egil
Nordsjo and pianist Robert
Riefling perform.
$500, WRC - Monitor: Roy
Rogers is heard from Holly
wood; also backstage at
Berkshire Festival in Tangle-
wood.
500, WRC-Meet the Press:
Rep. Joseph Martin. Repub-
lican of Massachusetts, is
quizzed.
$3.50, WTOP-Summer in St.
Louis: Elise Rhodes and
Chris Robinson sing IF I
Loved You" and "The Song
is You"
7:05, WMAL-Sunday Concert:
The Philadelphia Orchestra
conducted by Ormandy with
Bartok's Concerto for orches-
ira.
$500, WMAL-Town Meeting
Subject: outlook for our
China Policy. Shepherd Wit
man moderates.
$3.50, WTOP-Gary Crosby
Show: Sammy Davis. jr.,
visits.
500, WOL-Guest Conductor
First anniversary show finds
Paul Hume playing favorite
selections of Vice President
Nixon, Ex-President Truman,
Queen Mother Elizabeth, Mrs
Eisenhower and Senator
Johnson.
.1O:O5, WGMS-World of Music
Music of Norway. Excerpts
from Peer Gynt; also selec-
ton by Svendsen.
11:00, WWDC-Stratford Music
Festival: Lutenist Suzanne
Bloch is featured with Hart
House orchestra directed by
Boyd Neel.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
TV and
RADIO

ton on the whole, however,
and it may be discontinuedD
X X Xxx
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
"You may not have the ma
tural, cover-up urge of a
newspaperman to publish this
but we shall see. Can you tell
loyal. long suffering TV and
radio fans who happen to love
baseball why we have to suffer
with such characters as Nc
Donald and Wolff? :"
L. C. NJ.
Il think they do pretty
well-and that's no coverup.
get mad pretty easily, too.
Why, I'm still burning at Griff
for trading away Goose Cos
linz
Dear Bernie:
Like your column and read
it regularly. Would you do
what you can to have the pro-
gram. Brighter Day put back
at its old Is minutes at pm,
instead of at 4? What
could we ladies do to induce
them to change it back? This
is a CBS-TV program"
INTERESTED
CIV reporters are far less
influential with networks than
irritated housewives. Let the
local station and network
know how you feel. Drop a
line to the sponsor and COM
plain)
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
RE your query in column.
I believe the names of the
publishers of Shakespeare,
Folio l, were Blount and
Yeager Cor Jaeger and the
year published, 1923. So you
see, it's an i'll wind that blows
no one good Observe the rare,
even priceless bits of highly
useful and important informa-
ton one may absorb merely
by viewing such TV programs
as $4,000 Question
incidentally, if you're TAX
ing a poll, my vote would be
an emphatic NO on fee-TV
Already have paid for my TV
set once!"
Lloyd L.. Silver Spring.
y \
Dear Sir:
Re Mrs. M. LIS letter. The
morning show replacements
for Betty Clooney and Pup
Campo are so superior (they
are now on at l p.m.-wonder.
ful-Paar is a naturaD that
there is no comparison. Also
believe they are not married
yet because they are awaiting
a divorce. Quite undignified-
much less moral. We can dc
Evening star., 1955-07-31

without the likes Of such en-
tertainers, no? Let Mrs. M. L.
know the complete story"
J.V.
Seems to me we should be
primarily concerned with what
Evening star., 1955-07-31

as possible. Pen names lDtI
be used if so desiredJ
Dear B. H.
RE your recent review Law
renee Welk Show. I feel you
overlooked the fact that this
show is first of all a non-fran-
tic, non-psychological present.
alton. Moreover it offers for
home consumption excellent
music by healthy looking.
clean-cut musicians. I am Of
the opinion that this program
can offer inspiration to any
child interested in music and
certainly would go far to re-
lax parental fears of music as
a vocation for their children.
In short, this is an orchestra
playing popular music far re-
moved from the environs of
dimly lit dens of iniquity. In
short, I like the shoW-it's re-
laxing. It's home entertain
ment for parents and children,
so give it a break"
WIN.
(Welk and Guy Lombardo
go on forever. Wonder what
ever happened to Blue Bar
ron?)
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
"For the man who COM
planned that he could not get
Washington Senators baseball
games on FM radio: I have
been enjoying static-free ball
games (Washington's) on FM
for several years by dialing
WRFL (about $3.50. Loud and
clear. It's a Winchester sta
ton and I also get some diff
ferent commercials.
J. E. Johnson,
Annandale, Va.
"P.S. WWDC (AM) comes
in very poorly here. especially
at night.
(Thanks for the info.)
X X 4
Dear Mrs. H:
please let us know. through
your TV Mailbag column, if
the makers of old Spice are
going to have Paris Precinct
with Louis Jourdan this fall.
Last year all the neighbors
gathered here on Friday nights
to watch same and enjoyed it
so much.
Mrs. T. w., Arlington.
(The show is filmed and
could pop up under other
sponsorship. The series did
not meet with ecstatic recep
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performers do ON television,
not off-unless, of course their
private lives are so notorious
as to be intrusive. It's Campo
who is awaiting the divorce
decree, by the way.)
Evening star., 1955-07-31
MAILBAG

(This is your chance to
sound of-and TV Critic
Bernie Harrison aDill do his
best to dnslDer questions.
Please keep letters as brief
as possible. Pen names iDtI
be used if so desired.)
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-07-30
E, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1866
GoInsboro Branch
Library
LOOKS AT BOOKS"

The following new books
are recent additions at the
Greensboro Branch Library,
and are highly recommended
for your reading:
"The Accident" by Dexter
Masters. A novel of the post
war years surrounding fasci-
mating medical details with
tension, drama, and revela-
ton.
Government BY Mvestiga-
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thorough and objective ex-
animation of Congress- use
of its right to investigate.
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PULASKI NEWS
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(COIlCulueQ from page l.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Crisp.
Wednesday night prayer
meeting was held at the
church.
S a t urd y, the Sunday
School will have its picnic at
the Carter Park. Trucks will
leave the church at 2::30.
Rev. Mrs. Penton will de-
liver the sermon at the Sun
day morning service, and at
7:30 p. m.
Sick In the Hospital
Messrs. c. Lindsay, John
Williamson and Mrs. John
Williamson.
Personals
Felix Warren of East Or.
ange, n. j., spent last week
end with his aunt, Mrs. M. w
Taylor.
Prof. Frederick Thomas,
Jr., of Benedict College, Co
lumbia, S. c., spent several
days with his mother, Mrs.
F. ID. Thomas.