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Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Hold Services For
Mrs. Williams, ~

KALISPELL-Funeral services
for Leona Ruth Williams, AZ. were
held in the Johnson chapel Satnr-
day at 2 pm. Services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Leo B. Hinton
pastor of the Assembly of God
church of Hungry Horse.
Pallbearers were Wally Floren,
Jerry Cigliana, E. j. Riley, L. j.
Steffes, A. E. Loft, and A. J. Dus-
terhoff. Burial was in Conrad
Memorial cemetery.
Mrs. Williams was born Dec.
81, 1912 at Claremont, Ill. daughter
of Clifford and Elzina Wilson. She
came with her parents to Wolf
Point, in 1917. In 1941 she moved
to Port Orchard, Wash. She re-
turned to Montana in 1943 making
her home in Kalispell.
On Dec. "a, l945 she was mar
ried to George H. Williams a
Kalispell, who made their home il
Hungry Horse. Mr.. Williams pre-.
coded her in death Jan. %, 1855.
Mrs. Williams is survived by on,
daughter Mrs. William Bonnel o
Livingston, one son Malcolm Dali
Manning, FIT. Lewis, Wash, ne
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Donna Border Lott
Gets Degree

MISSOULA = Donna Border
Lott, Columbia Falls high school
valedictorian of four years ago, re-
ceived her bachelors degree with
honors at the Monday commence
ment exercises at Montana State
University. She majored in social
work.
Others from northwestern Mon
tana receiving degrees included:
Charles Robin, Bigfork, business
administration; and from Kalispell,
Neil M. Leitch, Jr., pre-medical
sciences; Jack A. Fahey, James K.
Hansen and Carol Jean Murray,
business administration; Dale G.
Harvey, education and Ann Carol
Thomson, journalism.
Libby is represented by Forest
E. Gilchrist, with majors in eco
Monies, history and political sci
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Beers Botherinu
N. F. Residents

NORTH FORK-Bears seem To
be taking over the country this
year. Several grizzlies have been
seen in the Polebridge area in the
park. The blacks and browns are
making nuisances of themselves
at different homes. One evidently
took over davenport on Loyd
Sondreson's front porch and an
other one damaged DR.. Rockwelps
trailer house. The Frank Wurtzs'
Fred Raiders and Harry Holcombs
have been bothered,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Edwards of
Sunburst have sold their cabins
near Polebridge to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frye of Great Falls. They have
three sons who stayed in Great
Falls to operate their filling sta
ton, and smaller boy, Bob, who
is here with them.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Mattheisen
Sr. spent a week at their place on
Moose creek. Their son, Jack and
family, Columbia Heights, visited
them while there.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wurtz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holcomb were
dinner guests at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred RAIDER, last Friday,
DR.. and Mrs. George Rockwell
were dinner guests at Tom Peter
sons last Thursday, after plowins
the garden.
The road in Waters canyon JUS
above Trailcreek road is still i'm
passable, the mailman cannot &c
up and those living above cam
get down. Tom Reynolds is work
ing out from Ford Ranger station
and could not get home over the
weekend. Consequently Tom Wis
tied the HamerS and Petersons
1t is 'heck" to be showed in al
winter and mudded in all summer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh ana
Sheriff Dick Walsh and family
spent Sunday at Johns ranch il
the park and called at Harry Hol
colmbs.
H. Frank Evans and family
Occur d'Alene, have arrived a
their home here for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cusick, Sc
attic, were up the past week t.
visit their father, Charlie Sheen
berger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rover wer
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mr..
l. D. Waltz, June 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holcom,
visited Vic Fachery, Whitefish, an
drove to Poison to see the big fish
They also called on the Matt Brill
Hot Springs.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10

ence and honors in these fields,
and Franklin D. Arness, English.
Poison has Georgiana Coppedge
secretarial-home arts; Roman, Dor
is Ruth Sandsmark, business adj
ministration, and Thomas R
Needham, journalism.
At the exercises Monday SGT de-
grees including Ais bachelors and
I112 masters were conferred.
Honor degrees went to Federal
District Judge Charles N. Pray
Great Falls, and Brig. Gen. Otis
o. Benson, Jr., director of medical
stating and education for the US
Air Force. General Benson is E
1924 MSU graduate, and Judge
Pray's long years of public service
includes being congressman anc
in 1909 sponsoring the bill that re-
suited in Glacier becoming a ma
tional park.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10

father Clifford Wilson of Eureka,
four sisters, Mrs. Oswald Tiegen,
Eureka, Mrs. Melvin McNett, Glas-
gov, Mrs. Les Rowe and Mrs. Ma
RE Balder of Wolf Point. One bro
Their William Wilson of Rhode Is
land and three grandchildren.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Farmers Union School

BAD ROCK - Farmers Union
school for Reserves has started,
with IL members. Children of the
community as well as Farmers IN
ion juniors are invited to attend
the classes. They are to be con-
Quoted each Monday, 100 pm,
throughout the summer, at the
Farmers Union hall.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-10
Boilers to Spokane

Alden E. Beller, Kalispel, re-
turned Friday from business and
pleasure trip to Spokane and Chen
ey, Wash. He was accompanied by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Beller, Columbia Falls. The Bell
ers enjoyed visiting with former
Flathead residents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Griffith and Mr.. and Mrs
Alec Gowdey.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 1858 Cosmopolitan 4-dr.
sedan; Hydre-matic, radio, heater.
power brakes: 81 900 actual miles,
i owner. Beautiful blue finish.
white-wall tires. Immaculate inter
TOR. Car absolutely same as new
saD9ssls,sd snTSsshSstd Mait be ssh ssfn soF Il
oRs, 50l0 Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
LINCOLN '53 Capri conv. Don't miss
this catch of the season; ''loaded :;
S3.4g0. MOORE -GREAR MOTORS,
INC. 4400 Conn. ave. NV, Ea
2-5500. Open til 10. -29
MERCURY 81 2-door coupe; gray;
r. and h.. seat covers. oyerdriVe, new
tires; one owner; low mileage; 500.
4726 N. cath rd.. Arl. ia. S-2595.
Call after l pm. -3o
MERCURY So Monterey. 4-door.
But HURRY Power steerinE; power I
sTo5ss MoToRs 81 is ss5 44SS a0oFE Conn. aSsA sae
NV. n1aGsa En-. a.s50o; De open IA I'll 10;
MERCURY '51 2-dr.: heater. overdr.,
turn sigs.. snow tires: excel. cond,
by OWNER: $500. JE. 3-S461. 80
MERCURY 1949 4-door sedan: black,
Dvs.dEys Est ana sas hesssr s.s RE SEsr ssss s
HAke AepSs SESo' 0Se As. I'VE o-4V"" m
MERCURY 1854 Custom 2-dr. sedan;
Merc-O-Matic. radio, heater. 2l.0Q0
actual miles. Cleaning black finish.
immaculate interior. Car absolutely
same as new in every way. Must pc
seen to be appreeiatsd. Sl'495.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. n.w.
MERCURY 1850 Custom club coupe;
radio, heater, very low mileage; one
owner (name on requestl. This ga
rage-kept car is positively in perfect
condition down TO the last detail
Must be seen to be appreciated:
Sf95, SOS down. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis., ave. NV Wo- $500 sS
MERCURY ga Monterey hard-top
conV.; 2-tone; Mere o-Matic. +. and
miles. Diplomat leaving. WWo.
MERcuRY nERa "a Monterey station:
ussrGas sns rsreens fEeea Dr. muse useless
actual MI: new-car title and war
ranty; sell new: epprox. S3,. 200:
smells new and will sell fast at
only S3095, M.oNTG oME Y
sTHBIsI Li1e0ln-Msrel1g TSln aP sss psslss
available Good condition. S545
each. will take trade. Also, 1947
Pontiac 4-dr. sedan: S145. Can be
seen any time at 235 Carroll ave-
Takoma Park, D. C. Ia. e-5b05.
'53 club sedan: fully
equipped; spotless condition; excel
Sunday special at 1.295: top al
lowance for. your car; payments 70
at your budget. MCNEIL PooNT1AC:
nj, G.,s-9 to choose from. From
MORRIS MTNOR's-1955: new 2
doors, conyertibles, station, wagons;
starting ,t,s at si:aIo sto. delivered; delivered
signal lights; other ...:s extras Large Large
inc. tEst. 1917; Kaiser, Willys and
exclusive dealer for AUSTIN q
and MORRIS MINOR In Wash. area,
9TH ct r SITS. nv. North 2-210o.
vs granslI s1ns salss; ssssIs 1910 kins st. Alex
NORRIS isl MINOR ''54 a-dr. conv.; r.
and h.; low mileage: like new; owner
diplomat, leaving country. Call
AID. 4-0561; ewes. 10. 2-4219. 80
MORRIS 81 oxford 4-dI sedan
sss ssstsr FERNS nsg 0attsTyc WIscossN Sssf 'SnS Ms
TORS. 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV. =.
NASH '54 Metro; hard top and
convert, both, radio, heater and
Wv. tires, low mileage: $1,195.
FAIRFAX NASH SALES CO., JE.
$4,000. -30
PACKARD 1853 de luxe 4.door sedan:
Ultramatic. p. brakes. r, and h.;
orig. 2-tone. flnish; immac. inside
CAPITOL PACKARD
1865 Ca. Ave. 8. S..Md. Ju. s-IS0o
Evening star., 1955-01-29
AuroMopILFs EoR sALE

Pontiac SO chieftatn de /. .ts'' 4.
or.s =. and H.; sparkling two-tono
niS1; Without doubt here is the
best dollar buy in town. q hke-new
& ess at resi 5srgain price. Sunday
your car: bank fnancins; payments
g suit your budget. MCNEIL PQN.
TIAC. 1920 WIS. ave, OIL, 4-S000.
In the heart Of Bethesda. so
PONTIAC 1888 chiettain de luxe 4.
doof.; r. and H.; and extras. New
tires @-tone Gray, SLABS. Phi: JU.
1888 chisstan "s" cow.
eoupe; r. and h.. Hydra Matte. power
steeting. WV, tires; one owner;
this car is like new; only 81, sos.
open daily III III s, Ai'e0' 81 h'~'
PONTIAC 80 de luxe "s" Catalina:
7. and h., Hydra. Wv. tires; two-
tone leather interior. sparkling I'm
tsh. Here Is sporty model sure
70 please. Special at 81 .5a5, top
allowance for your car. Payments
isoNTIaiihtc Iait '9SF sso 0qsfs' VS. .vs.' MCNEIL 81
$4,000. In the heart Of Bethesda.
PoRscHE 1883 america coupe; per-
teet eond, 5000 miles; s2.is0.
sfuDEs22ikEa as2iis ,ss Commander sS 4.Sr.:
7: and b, cd, Wv. tires. cream
sowNAN sTSSpEsAkER. s a ss0o ga: as:
sTGDEsakEk 81 81 Landcruiser. lsSr.:
7. aud b.. at, t.s., SC, orig. black.
NAN fsssei sTupeBsRER sBi RsEs'' sSo g.. s9M ave-.
sFHDsBahlkER TH slal 81 Champion 40 Isdr.,
:. and h, cd, dark gray. low mile
age, one owner, S5a5, BOWMAN
sTuDDEEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave, RA.
so Champion. Star
lite coupe, +. and b.. o.d. Very clean
so%4ssSSa sSa sfgpEs&kES. Sy9 sai ssOs tSs: es:
sfTDEsAkssR aS5 EA sil's !is Land Cruiser; so Ga,
a,sb5i or 10. s.bs64. so
STUDEBAKER 50 Commander vs.
coupe; black; radio. heater. over
drive. tailored seat covers: car re-
acct dsets bss, Of ssEs $500 or best
sTUDEBAKER 50 Champion a.dr.:
green; with oyerdrivei 1-owner car;
sTuDEBAKER '53 Commander va
4-dr,: r. ana h., cd, like new; only
st9WMSN s9S8 ssSua TnnEhsHKERssT nlsS HERsT slsSS, SS
sTUDEBAKER Sa champion ReIal
4-dr.; the economical "a: T. and h..
overdrive: 5000 actual miles: liFht
green; .owner; S1,295. BOWMAN
sTUDEBAkERs, 1900 Georgia ave.
sTnGDEBaKER SO Commander: hard
top; r; and b.. aptomatic trans:
Call JU. 5-o919. so
sTUDEBAKER 1853 Champion 2.dF,
sedan; fully equipped; $4,000 actual
miles: one owner: beautiful gray
finish: immaculate interior. Car
absolutely same as new in every
way. Must be seen to be appreciated.
S1,095. BELL MOTORS, 5010 Wis.
ave. NV, WO. $500, 80
STUDEBAKER 1853 Commander 2.
Or, coupe; r. and h.. od.; 81 $50.
Oh Ss2SSfN 'ss sedan; leg slI:-
age; S0S9: guaranteed. JACK PRY.
LTD. Distributor. l4th and p sts.
WILLYS '53 Aero Eagle hard top; T.
and b.. cd. a.tore EreeI. one oynsr;
wlnErs hfGG g. sEEs aEf isis "a 4t-Ea..l dsls.;
cinvertibie top, heater. low mile:
age: peri. cond. throughout; must
be seen to be appreciated. S495.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin
ave. WO. t3-S900, .--3l
Evening star., 1955-01-29
GARAGES

GARAGE WANTED, vic, Queenstown
apis, Mt. Rainier. Nd. AP. T-Qg1A
after Q pm, go
o. BRICK GARAGES, In need Of re-
pair; vic. 500 hlk. 18th st. SIC,
Terms OF cash. JOHN r. DONOHOE.
Real Estate. 6SS PennA. ave. sc.
Ii. 6-b767. so
eARAGE. rear SIS whittier place
NV. Ju. 5-0e6e. so
SEATED GARAGE for rent, 100 G.
Of. ne, Ii. 6-446a. SO
lath AND u sTs. N,w.---Lgs. earaEe.
completely reinodeled, has plumb
Ing and electricity. LRe. open end
d, suttahle for ssosage er suhleas-
3 Co. Ma. s-eAso. so
Evening star., 1955-01-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 194S walk-in van; Boy
ertown body: excellent condition;
only S595. Can be seen at 18th and
N SITS. NV. or call AD. 4,3711. 20
FORD '54 "S" pickup tnewl: has
heater. Fordomatic drive and other
extras: new-car price. S1.950; $500
discount: must hurry for this buy.
LOGAN (Fordl. iii 18th st. NV,
DI. 7-5s00. 80
FORD 1851 h-ton pickup: radio and
heater: like new. private OWNER;
$500. Call WA. f-6645. 80
FORD 40 la-ton F-10O s-cyl. pickup.
looks and nd runs ,an IKE new . Has brand md;
hargain and won't last long. spe-
ciai today. $495 FRANK SMALL,
S-gSa7. go
INTERNATIONAL 1860 h.ton truck:
excellent condition: 4 new tires.
Phone L. II 4-ss2s. or after z Pm,
CHEVROLET 1853 la-ton panel; ex-
cel.. cond.. with extra seat heater,
Erill guard ladder raek; only 10000
FORD 1850 h-ton panel; new clutch
snd d trans, excel: @ paint, VS.; &, 6-piSS dpnS
cond; $3.50. WA. 7-306l. 80
r9aR s.a 1879 ss ssP Il :ssS :sss 'ttR a. ss yssB
DSoSDaE SSs'Gs, s. G.ton panel; se4S. IS
dn. Chey. 40 a-ton panel; S445.
s. dn. Willys SO sedan delivery:
$945.- .6tohlman Guaranteed. See
sna s sfhs.s Il. o the Sr eDfp ss a 81 $685. g s35d
CHEVROLET so h-ton panel: /
S445. GMAc terms. Guaranteed
inspection. 1886 M st. NV" NO
cHEvRoLET 1850 1s-tOn pickup;
low 'q pries: ssss. ia aANpHEY HSI Y MOTOR of
CO.. INC. 1923 Gs. ave. NV, IA.
FoRS eiso0G 1881 s. = Pe ss5 f5sin. wneelSase
axle, 4-speed transmission, new
Suitable for almost any type body:
Priced to sell ct S75a HANDLEy
noroE no TA cos sesosS tSc or eaas TA sGs4, "a sv''
FORD 1858 sedan delivery; exc excel.
tires, runs and looks like new. Less
than 1000 mi. Call us for demon
strstiSn irstiS1 w Sd Prtssd to sell at Sss5 gs
F1hNDLEI mo1OH w.. NV. OD11
Gs; aye. NV" ia. 10000 or IA.
CHEVROLET 1851 half-ton panel:
shows exceptional care by owner
New paint and tires, engine runs
like new. Before you buy a panel.
you owe 1t to yourself to come and
see this one; S695. HANDLEY MO-
TOR Co, 1928 Ga. ave. NV, ia. g.
t060: IA. 9-S4f6 so
DODGE SO panel: in exceptionally
fine condition: $4,000 actual NIL;
$595. RE. 6-S1o3 80
FORD 1852 pickup: privately owned
lov mileage. like new; S795. ia,
T-g74S. 30s
F0ksP 0isp 10 lg4s J. rs .,i,, tractor; eeuipped,
trailer II wanted. $3.50 or best
cash offer. RANSOM MOTORS.
Brandywine, Md. Fairview 2-3312.
CHEVROLET 1854 panel: 10000
miles; $3.50 or best cash offer. RAN
som MOTORS, Brandywine, Md.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY
See Florida for 81

Dee I IUI lUd lUI p1
JUST OUT! Big 1855 book of pic
lures. facts. prices featuring Flor
beach. inland. New kind OF book lets
you inspect before you travel miles
to look PLUS hundreds Of homes,
New England. Send 81 TO Dept. VS.
90, PREVIEWS, INC, 40 Z. SD st.,
New York % Plaza S-2630,
Evening star., 1955-01-29
BOATS

wANTED--Private party wants good
buy In steel craft or inboard speed
boat. Must be in good cond. OIL.
2-2722 or Po. 2-954S. 80
Bs-FT. sLooP. suitable for recon-
struction: head, engine, sails. and
hardware included; 5000. BuzzARD
POINT BOAT YARD, 1st and v SITS.
s.w. 80
GRAY MARINE ENGINE, Mod. $40,
lab h,p,, excel: eond.; 25,Estt 81
BucR 5eiR' kEIIUM. sianSnFii.D Desle. AS Ma. Mest
River 62Ij. 30s
a6-FT. CABIN CRUISER, Roeers built.
sleeps 2. S" foam rubber hunks.
fully equip ready to go. ,RRA RA
RADIo-TELEPHoNE, RcA, low.
A. channels. nssh. CRYSTALS incl; SiS5. Si6S5.
Rift. CHRIs-CRAFT cabin cruiser;
ewes sS a'R,i hp. pstsss s.4sS7. '0n''''0H' ''''
26-FT. sTEELCRAFT chrysler Crown
motor, 115 hp,, all foam-rubber
cushions throughout; sleeps Il boat
In excellent condition. DAYS. ST
3-0lS3; ewes. and SUM-, EN-. 81 lo3.
OuTBoARD MOTOR REPAlR--Mer-
guaranteed work by Mercury strained
personnel. In q modern, equipped
we also have some excellent puys
in used cupboard motors: low down
payments. bank financing avaiiable;
ny. Of fun s0ft ths A'sr SUMMER SSs hUw With ana
Guaranteed motor from w. J.
LITTLE 836 Maine ave. s,w.. Ma.
S-5o40. 80
Evening star., 1955-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 40 4-dr; 1 owner since new;
S299 FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Con-
necticut. WO. t-S400.
BUCKS Horner's Corner. $500
MINI. ave. ne choice selection
Of models and colors, Lu i-a226
Buick Dealer. STANLEY II.
BuICKS--Selection of models and
colors. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer; Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, Ii.
6-6464
BUICK 1854 Super hard top: blue
with gray top, Dynanow. power
steerinE; =. and h, defrosser: driven
OWNER. ) No trade. S2.56S. Ju g.
QT35, 80
Evening star., 1955-01-29
AUTOS ANp TRucKs EoR hIREl

Isk-FoN CHEVROLET stake and
driver available day and night. Any
type work. 10. 6-ee25. 80
DRIVER AND TRUCK for lease; $50
Mack. AL condition. LU. 2-0633.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
.TRAiLERs

G@-a@----------~
AIL-ALUMINuM a0-ft house trailer
essh tisf nen; ssq9 isas ato'a' price, less esd soF
sa-FT PEERLESS. 1851 model: .
bedrms,. ali modern conv.: must be
Lot No. /. BoEL1Na TRAILER
e7.FT. TRAILER, room attached;
aSdrta, aod TeTpIs Ki' sIasss Irs.lss Village Al Alsx
1922 EoyAh 8 SssgsARTANgrIE. AR IS a..
ssadys ss f'fTisd Trser Con Court sf as sseH Roe e
xillls, Pike Lot saartqf phone, ,,S oG' 1
ALL STEEL urILrff TAAllEEs.
lh-ton cap. 4xTxa n. with fenasfs.
zoos Mass. ave, ne. 3os /
FOR sALK--'5I spartan model i3o.
80 IT,. shower. toilet. Coleman heat
Mac iS &ofoh Rs'is5 q eousR alPs Lot eo!s sSs
SPART0N 81 Soft; being trans
Force Base Trailer Court. so
TRAVELo 1855. AZ FT.
bedrms, bunk beds. large walk
through bathroom with tub, mod.
euaip. kit. with dinette set, spacious
liv rm, centralized heating unit.
Delivered price. S4,7T5: $3.50 per
mo,
5 YEARS TO PAY AT So
OPEN q AM. TO Q PM. EVERY
DAY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
1850 Wisconsin Ave. aWo. 6-323l
FEATURE ATTRACTION
1855 NEW MOON, Al FIT.
FULL PRICE. $4.1ps
YEARS TO PAY
SEE FINANCING
American Trailer Co., Inc.
SS0l Richmond Hwy, Alex. va.
so. 5>67SQ so
Evening star., 1955-01-29

Ford '52 F-6; 1870" wheeibase. 2-ton
cabin chassis, 4-speed transmission,
power take-off unit, 2-speed rear
axle, good tires. low MI, new paint,
new engine. overall cond. excep
Ideal for dump or crane work and
many other purposes. Come in or
call US today. HANDLEY- FORD,
d32S Ga. ave. NV. IA. 9-S416.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

AuTokoTivE MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED. CROSLEY crank shaft or
Information where ! can get one.
WA, 7-3315. 80
Evening star., 1955-01-29
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD. - BOARDWALK
roomins house and Baltimore ave,
tion Saturday, Feb. 20. Both prop
critics excellently located. For par
ticulars write HARVEY a. CROP
PER, Atty's.. 306 B. ~ L. Bldg.
Salisbury, Md. -2
Evening star., 1955-01-29

SECOND TRUST NOTE. $500, pay
brick house, located at 1872 10Th e.
ne. Fries. S3.2b0. Call HE. 4-2040.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

DAILY TILL . P.M.. SUN. TILL 8
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. | Florida Ave. NE.
fCor of N. CapitoI and Florida N.E.)
Evening star., 1955-01-29

PACKARD 1853 de luxe 4-door sedan;
Ultramatic. p. brakes. T, and h.;
orig. 2-tons f,nish; az immsc n inside H,
CAPITOL PACKARD
1865 Ca, Ave. 8. s.,Md. Ju. s-IIsSoo
Evening star., 1955-01-29
TRUCK SPECIAL,

CHEVROLET 1854 panel: $4,000
miles: $3.50 or best cash offer. RAN.
som MOTORS, Brandywine, Md
Evening star., 1955-02-23
EN- Stotions
HiehIiehts
TeIevision Todoy.

700, WRC tN-Norby: David
Wayne and Joan Lorring
engage in a quiet war to de-
eide the rights of man and
woman. (Coloro
1880, WTTG (5)-Million Dol
lar Movie: A young wife jour-
neys into the unexplored re-
gions of her husbands mind.
in Secret Beyond the Door.
with Joan Bennett and Mi
chael Redgrave.
1880, WMAL (D-Disneyland:
The heroic defense of the
famous Texas shrine is de-
picted in "Davy Crockett at
the Alamo"
500, WRC AN Married
Joan: During a prison sur
vey Joan Davis poses as an
inmate to obtain a closer
view.
$3.50, WRC az My Little
Margie: Charles Farrell uses
hair dye and moonlight magic
in an attempt to captivate an
aging actress and her invest
ment account.
900, WRC az - Television
Theater:: Emperor Jones" "
by Eugene O'Neill, a drama Of
a Pullman porter who be-
comes a tyrannical ruler and
meets his death. Ossie Davis
and Everett Sloane star.
(Color.)
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Who Said
That? Guest panelists are
Songstress Kitty Carlisle and
Jimmy Nelson, ventriloquist.
1900, WTOP (9) - Boxing:
Welterweights Kid Gavilan
and Hector Constance.
1880, WTTG (5) - President
Eisenhower: Highlights Of
the Chief Executives press
conference.
1880, WMAL (O-Eddie Can
tor Show: With LiZabeth
Scott and Craig Stevens in
a comedy sketch.
11:20, WMAL (D-Seven Star
Theater: Come Back Peter"
family comedy, stars Pat
rick Holt.
11:25, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: A large. murder in
surance organization tries
to .outwit the agents Of the
Yard in 1.-THE Scotland Yard
Evening star., 1955-02-23
On the Air
V Broodens VocobuIories,
This Professor Claims
By Harry Macarthur

Television, which welcomes any
of them who come along, has
another friend. This one is DR.
Willard Abraham, professor of
education at Arizona State Col
lege. who says that parents and
educators who blame TV for
making books obsolete are all
wrong. 1t could be. he ,;ays, that
parents who never crack a book
themselves are lax in that they
never let their offspring know
that reading can be fun.
In fact, DR.. Abraham declares
in piece in the March issue
of Family Circle magazine, tele-
vision is an aid to reading,
rather than competition for it.
This may seem surprising stand
for an educator to take. but DR..
Abraham has looked into the
matter.
He cites the case of a chill
dren's television program which
he watched in company of s.
year old. a 7-year old and a 10
year old. 1t held the attention
of all about equally and DR..
Abraham took note of the words
In the script.
Chapter. laboratory. sur
rounded. extinguished, devise,
venture. instrument, audience,
ceremony, domain, universe, in
fluence, circuit, disappear. des-
tination, expedition, desolate, in
spection, squadron, adventure,
crater, short wave" were among
those he heard. He talked the
program over later with its young
viewers and discovered that they
had understood it. Obviously
"their vocabulary had grown
through hearing the words used
often in correct ways"
Obviously, too, you had better
keep a close check on the viewing
around your house if you want
young vocabularies developed.
Pinky Lees lisp may not be the
thing to do it. Some of those
Westerns do wonders, though.
The small fry of today learn
years earlier how to snarl, "Stick
'em up, va rat, or I'll plug val"
X X X y
ANNIVERSARY-Eddy Arnold,
an old Tennessee boy who has
done all right as one of the Ma
tion's popular balladeers (some
80 million records sold to date)
will get a 10th anniversary radio
salute Sunday. 1t will be on
NBC (WRC) from Z to 7:55 pm,
with the Governor of Tennessee
and other notables joining in.
Mr.. Arnold, an affable young
man whose only off-stage con-
cession to the traditional coun-
try music costume is a sort of
rakishly limp bow tie. is cur
rently appearing three times
daily at the Home Show at the
National Guard Armory. At a
luncheon yesterday he seemed
quite happy over the prospect of
this network salute. After all,
it was Carl Sandburg whom
NBC saluted last week.
The unassuming singer is OPP
timistic, too, over the prospects
for his new television enterprise.
q half-hour filmed show. He has
II shows completed and it ar
ready Is on in some cities. with
sponsors being sought in others.
It will be principally musical. he
said. with a variety Of songs