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SWEPT. VINO 81 n

How describe daring concept revolutionary features
and advances, rewarding in beauty and performance?
How you explain everything il
On display today just such cthe SwepWng ST Dodge that
you into the wonderful world of Autodynamc
What this wonderful world of Auodynam? a world where every
thing from road roof achieve absolute mastery motion
Here's what it does in the Swept-Wing Dodge:
leaNteS hurricane power from laundering aircrape
Super Red Ram V-8 engine that's sptfre action!
tongue with ToqueF Push Button Drive
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DISTRICT OF coLUMBIA-WAsHINGToN
DISTRICT DoDeEPLYMoUTH. 43o1 Conn. Ave. NV.
FRANCIS & PARSONS. INC. Zoo Nichols Ave. Sc.
KAPLAN g CRAWFORD. 1929 chompoin St. NV
ToRREY MOTOR CO., 1877 18th Street NV
EASTERN DODGE, 82e BIodensbure Road NE
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for the smoothest responsive getaway the road
breaks through vibration with revolutionary rubber
suspension sysem-Dodge features
torsonba You ride Realm of Silence isolated from vbra
ton, noise and road shock
Sweptg mastery of sleek ow-slung beauty barely
Az feet high that has equal the handles and rides
have felt owned any that compared with this
wepWng Dodge See and drive today your Dodge deaer
On Display Tomorrow
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MARYLAND
Bsthesdo-DIvvER MOTOR CO.. 773o Old Georgetown Rd.
LoursI-THE TRI COUNTY MOTORS CO., Washington Blvd
RoekviIe-REED BROS. INC, 500 E Montgomery Ave-
Silver Spring SUBURBAN MOTORS. INC. o5l Pershne Dr.
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VIRGINIA
AIsxondro-BEhsoN MOTORS INC. l7o4 Nj. Vernon Ave.
ArInstOn-KIRBYs SALES SERVICE. INC. 1899 Wilson Blvd
Fall. chweh-FALLs CHURCH MOTORS 554N Washington st.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28
MISS SARAH ELLEN WILLIAMS
COMPLETES PLANS FOR HER
WEDDING TO HOWARD HARRISON

Miss Sarah Ellen Williams has
completed plans for her wedding
10 William Howard Harrelson
which will be solcmnized Sun
day, April |, at p. m. in the
Tabor City Baptist Church.
Miss Williams is the daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton AL
bert Williams of Tabor City,
and Mr.. HarrclSon is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose GRANGE Har-
rclSon, ST.. also of Tabor CITY.
The Rev. =. {. CAN'T. pastor
of both the bride and bride
groom, will officiate using the
double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Furman J. Fowler. org
aniSt. Miss Margaret 10 Jcrni-
gan, pianist. and Miss Mary Jo
Primer. vocalist. will render the
wedding music.
The bride viii be given in
marriage by her father. Her
'St"r Miss SybH Williams will
attend as maid Of honor.
Miss Mary 10 Primer. Miss
Jeanne Primer. Miss Louise
Moore, Meredith college room
mate O. the bride, of Kinston
Miss Doris Bruton Meredith
friend of the brid.. OF Win. ton
Salem, and Miss Lillian Scar
borough. cousin of 'hr hrif. ~,
R.elurd viii attend as brides
maids.
Betty Ruth Polk. cousin Of the
bride o. Norfolk. Va. and Diane
i.Hrolson, niece OF the bride
groom, will serve as Junior
bridesmaids.
whitney HarrCls0n. nephew of
'.' bridegroom, Will serve as
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28

mess Monday.
Mrs. Lee Canady spent Tues
day afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Della Smith.
Mrs. Dclton Long of Dulah
spent Tuesday afternoon visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Georgia
Pickett.
Charles Benton returned home
Thursday after spending some
time in Porto Rica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gore and
family enjoyed an oyster roast
at Little River Saturday night.
Austin Long returned We'd
ncSday from the Columbus CO.
unity hospital after receiving
treatment there.
Mrs. Lizzie L1riCmorc is get
ting uut now after being in for
some time on account of illness.
Mrs. Mary Canady spent We'd
,or ba,. 5,,cbt,, Nrrs ~. p,,,.
NJ. 81 A.. o.. C,,.'s..i i'''' ~ ~,
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..,..' ."Wi LONG was honor""
u '.o'N AFTERNOON al s'o',.
shower A'.'n at Tire homo OF hnr
,'.'..'.E. MRS. Loi.Ic Long. Miss
III" h.II Long and Miss Lille
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28

Arthur Cartrct:e were guests at
the meeting.
Other guests were Mrs. Della
Mae Richardson of Fair Bluff
and Mrs. FlosSic Strickland.
Mrs. Elaine Blake, county HID,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28

port on Home Identification and
Mrs. Bill Buffkin, House Furn-
.s..Ing.
Mrs. w. c. Gore was welcom-
ed to the club as a new member.
Mrs. Earl Cartrctte of Tabor
City. president of the county
council of HID clubs, and Mrs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28

agent, gave a demonstration ON
Hard Floor covering.
During the social hour games
were played and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Ida Rich
ardSOn, hostess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28

Demonstration club met Friday
at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Harvey
GolesaGn ~ ncr home. Mrs. Ped
70 Lancaster, president, presid-
ed.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. Van Richardson. Mrs. Vol
lie Turbcville gave project re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28
Pireway Community
News

by MRS. X. G. HOUSAND
Ernest Smith and Julius ia
gobS were in Tabor City on bus
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28
Mrs. Elaine Blake
GiUeS Demonstration
Cherry Grove Club

The Cherry Grove Home
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28

ardSOn. hostess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-28
HEINZ PRODUCTS

Baked Beons z Cans Cans SIC |
Spaghetti Cooked i' cs6 lSc |
Mocoroni Cooked i' Ga0 l9c |
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cHEVROLgT rs convert. :. ana y.
posefElidsi zlone blue ali-ksthsi
Silver Spr. MFR. Co., Inc,
-, 1909 LIZ Hwy. 'si q, Assl.,
cMKvHoLRT 1881 f-cF. ssdan
INV, sssif. e csIi Il. y.z71sSSo coma
caztnottJs iss z, z:.ef.: ere.
CIV ss.:.l as ! sssII' ~ ~ 70 ~
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CHEVROLET 'bb VS. station waeon;
powerglide. heater, turn SIGNALS,
Wv. tires: s1,795.
Silver Spr. MFR. Co., Inc.
sli ig sDs. ma Md. h1' '.l % "a. Ass.s4Soo
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STEWART BUICK
1925 Wilson Blvd, IA. $3.50
CADILLAC 1885 Fleetwood: 1-own-
tronic eye and many other extras I;
2-tone finish. This car carries q 30
day unconditional guarantee. Only
$685. dr.: 4 other Cadillacs to choose
from ct PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
Authorized WHY'S Dealer, JU. g.
9525.
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CADILLAC 1901 "6U' Special Fleet-
wood 4-dr.: hydra. very low mi.
car was garaee-kept; must be seen
70 be Appreciated; S1,195, $145 On.
BELL MOTORS, b01O wis. ave
NV WO 6-gQ00
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BUICK '65 Super convertible coupe;
light gray. with new black orion top.
al l;rsan interior: fully equipped, IN
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1851 half-ton; 1900 mi.
new paint. steel push-bnr and bat
terry booster; 1928. L0 4-e3D1.
USED TRUCKS, A-I--Hi-value used
trucks, ali models. makes and sizes
See our selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, 901
Bladensburg I'd. ne. u. 7-4300.
FORD 1888 Courier sedan delivery;
equipped: low price. BURROWS
MOTOR CO., 300 M 81. s.eg Ii
4-S300.
FORD $50 V-8 pickup: 1000 miles;
End car. Take over payments. VII
6-94S3.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent,

FORD SO ls-ton pickup: dark green:
driven q few hundred miles By cur
servtce mgr; new title and war
fanty. Call for real deal. LOGAN
MOTORS. 3540 14th st. NV, TU.
FORD 1858 IS" Courier M-ton panel;
has radio, heater, turn signals, ETC.;
very good condition; special today.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-9s27
CHEVROLET 1854 Suburban Carry
all; green; heater and defroster; In
lnew-truck condition; only 81. 095.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2.9003 Open TIL ESQ
FORD 1855 F-1OO 20" pickup; fully
equipped and ready to 20 to work;
must be seen to be appreciated;
special today, &796.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1895 Good Hope Rd. Sc, Lu. 1-e047
DODGE 1855 x ton pickup truck;
has been kept in perfect cond., looks
and runs IKE new; whale of .
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 ChilIum Rd., w. Hyattsville
AP. 7-7120
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TRAlLERs

TRADE MY EQUITY for furniture
or what have YOU? $50 skyline, 81
foot, ! bedrm. Call so. S-9462.
1884 GENERAL, 20 IT,. excel como.
$4,000: Lot 604, Woodley Hill Tri
Gu. Rich. hwy. o. s. No. 1. g.
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I'LL U-OaftlV
FORD b3 convert; red with new
black tqp; ?. and h., oyerdrise, Wv.
Silver 6pr. Motor Co. Of D. C.
1905 De. Ave. NV. IA. s-sIO3
FORD 1885 customline ~. Tudofi
radio. heater, seat covers turn SIG
mails. ste. 4 i-owner. ioW-mileaee
car. WAyfantsed . mos. OF 5000
s Iggil.ssd H d,. b Isfn 70 Be apprs-
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
ZOO Pa. ave. Sc. Lu. 2-esz7
FORD 1885 Yairiaps convertible
"s' coupe. pink and white, black
TOP. radio. heater, Pordomafie.
sEsEss sokbED i.YR. oUkRxn.
Arcade PONTIAC
AZ tis7 s sEsInff 4ss i. wv AZ s:ssssggSS
19aD '2e NODE a phastgn yoTaeEI.
Fir collectors item. $3.50. no.
FORD '5g custspiins va TUDOR
aefhn. July equippf1. BUTLNH-
nONDED. u SOS. LEI .. BtILkP.
M(y llzl zlat -. NV d. u
Fong 40 cultom de fIEs; ven nice
Va hos pfaln'if IA. gl21oos. 20 o'.n'
FORD 't2 Custom a. iuns va
Iofdomatie drive. z and h.. eacIls
nee t615, terms. 4zt down. Mr..
ARTHUR, IA es2701.
FORD 1859 Victoria hardtop; t1-tens
gfeen and ivory: fa1lo, heatef. So
sse, afiys MS bssatg today. oniJ
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
"a. 2-e0Oi open 40 eS31
FORD rs We Ranrh Waaon: 4
tons. =. ana b; HbeF1i iradss 81 '5aS.
Silver Spr. MFR. Co., Inc.
81 w 70 ~. ~ ~. - f..slioo
FORD 1857 ~ YsTdof: fullY ss1ip..
also nsN seat eogeTf. perfect See
PRANK SMALL, JR., NC.
400 -. Ave eH 70, 1.aa1f
tcntinas1 q nsa Passj
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so DOWN

Or will even try 40 on this
immaculate, 3-bedrm. ram
bier priced at $12,2OO-GI
approved. Close to shopping
and transp. Immed. poss.
Call till 9 pm.
METZLER-JA. 5-7575
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AUSTIN HEALEY 1855 '.Le Mans';
lust run in: 4,5O0 miles, never
raced: impeccable. like new: metal
lie blue. new design. Dunlop racine
tires, fender mirrors: 5000 below
list price or $3.50, quick sale.
Phone RE. 10000, Ext. 4240;
NIGHTS. weekends. OIL. 6-b273.
AUSTIN 1913 4-dr.; excellent condi-
ton; 37,500 miles; only $296.
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FARMS

$500 DOWN, $40 MO-, buys. for
SRsIling. good d' Condition. I = q
Gordonsviile, 200 yds. on q. s. 33;
well and electricity: 100 mi. 9.
D. G. TIE. 6-4I31.
ONE BEDROOM FARMHOUSE in ex-
cellent residential community; con-
venient to school. churches and
transportation. $40 per month.
Phone evenings. MRS. SMITH 10.
7-39Q3
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STROUT CATALOC-Freel
Farms, Businesses. 80 States
STROUT REALTY. 234-A Woodward
Bldg. Washinaton Sterlinn 3-2724
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REAL ESTATE LOANS Icous.

FOR End TRUSTS: paying top price
or will lend money on notes you hold
Save brokers fee RA. 6-22S1: ia.
8-6676. can day or night.
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WAREHOUSES foR RIM

ROCKVILLE-65O Gu. IT: Of lst-n.
STORAGE space; S35 mo. 1876 Gu. IT.;
500 mo Pc. 2-37D4
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FORD '55 vs. Victoria: r. and b..
aautto. trans, trans; power ,sTr steering; 81.
ave-. OIL. $4,000, "IE the Heart Of
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FORD '53


s-cyl. Ranch Wagon; r. and h.
CAVE FORD
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lzae Good HOPE Rd. Sc. Lu. I.as4.
FORD Is
CAVE FORD

Custom IS" Fordor; black, with
Wv. tires, r. and h., Fordomatic:
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CONT. A65-s ENGINE. NTsMo.
EXCHANGE 226, CUB ENG. MT.
20. E4. 3-OO63. s.
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcon..D
CHEVROLET "a

s'21O,' sport sedan. velvet black
finish. heater, defroster, custom seat
covers. Wv. tires, etc.; 10000 care
lful miles b. one owner, traded on
on request; be hard to duplicate for
only S1,O05.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

2:05, WGMS - National SYM
phony Orchestra Children's
Concert: Howard Mitchell,
conductor and commentator.
Three dances from the Bar
tered Bride: First Movement
Of the Grieg Piano Concerto;
Finale from Firebird, Stra-
whisky.
7:15. WWDC-Tris Coffin:
Guest is Charles Campbell,
Director Of British Informa-
ton Service. who discusses
Sir Anthony Eden's confer
ence with President Eisen-
hover.
$500. WMAL-The World and
You: The departure Of the
Queen Mary from New York;
a Ground Hog expert speaks:
Chinatown's New Years
plans: and q chat with
Danny Kaye.
$3.50, WTOP--FBI In Peace and
War: '"Triple-A Credit" The
story Of an attractive widow
and her accomplice.
$3.50 WAGALr-The Story Of
Jazz: Felix Grant presents q
chapter on Ragtime with
music by James P. johnson
and Papa Celestin among
others.
$3.50, WRC-The Benny Good
man Story: A preview Of
Benny Goodman's motion
picture biography viii be pre-
sented. Steve Allen. star oi
the picture. win emcee. and
other members Of the cast
featured win be former MEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
TODAYS TV
.HIGHLIGHTS

6:00. WTOP tSl-The Cisco
Kid: A daring daylight rob-
berry Is witnessed by Panctc
and the Kid.
7:30, WMAL (7l-Disneyland,
"A Day in the Life of Donald
Duck"
$500, WRC (A-Screen Direc-
tors Playhouse: ''The Prims
Donna" story Of singer who
discovers talented newsboy:
Jeanette acDonald. Lor-
raine Day. tStory BY Gene
Raymond.)
8:3o, WAfAL Cd MGM Pa
rade:: Wallace Berry and
Jackie Cooper In scene from
'sThe Champ: also, 1.-THE
Lady or the Tiger"
500, WRC l4l-Kraft Theater:
Five Minutes to Live" drama
about bankers wife held hos
tage In own home by gangster
while his partner at bank de-
mands cash from her hus-
band.
l0:00, WMAL IA = Wednesday
Night Fights: Cisco Andrade
meets Jimmy Carter In 10
round lightweight match.
l0:e0, WTOP t9)-U. s. Steel
Hour: "A Fair Shake" story
Of sheriff who orders son to
transport homicide suspect to
State capital to thwart lynch
mob: John Kerr.
Isis, WTTG 80 - Featurama:
New shorts: History Of clock
making: Air Force Newsreel:
Winter in Swiss Alps.
l1:l5. WTOP t9)--Patti Page
Sings I'VE Just Couldn't Say
Goodby."
HISS, WMAL tT--Heart OF the
City: When a playboy gets
amnesia he has 0 chance TO
see himself as others did.
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THE EVENING STAR C
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY /, 1853

Secretary Of Agriculture Benson's
demand for 'equal time" to an
swer Murrow's TV show on the
farm problem is granted. -.
The time TO have answered MUIR
row was In the interview at the
conclusion Of the show. -. MUIR
row brought parts Of the pro-
gram to Washington several
weeks in advance Of the program
and the question Benson raised
that the program gave a dis
torted picture in emphasizing
the trend to "bigness" in farms
was also raised there by Roger
Fleming, Of the American Farm
Bureau. and reported In this
column.
Roxanne, who retired from
BEAT the Clock" to have a baby,
apparently decided not to re.
turn to the Saturday CHS series.
|. Beverly Bentley, who has
been assisting Bud Collyer, has
Just been signed as regular
hostess.
Peter O'ReiIly has switched
from announcing to sales at
IWTOP-TV. and another new
addition to the stations sales
staff Is Arthur Wenige, jr.
One world note: "Rin Tin Tin"
lis now seen weekly in France;
Italy, England, Canada and
Thailand. It is presently receiy.
ling a Spanish clubbing for dis
Itribution in Mexico and Latin
America.
Here's an ff-beat TV sports
event that could net q swatch Of
viewers (me included. -. Next
Monday, the Washington meet.
ing in the world championship
pocket billiard series between
Willie Mosconi (recently on
Perry Como's show and jimmy
Caras win be televised from
$3.50 to $50. WTrG-5. =. The
cameras win bring Us one match
of $50 points In length.
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thrilled about the chance Of
meeting Princess Margaret. Lee
seemed to feel that they had q
great deal in common. (Well,
it's a free country, amt IT'D
+ - =
Sullivan Topped? According To
Trendex rating service, Sunday
nights spectacular. Inside Bev-
Ierly Hills" which was almost
unanimously raped by the
critics, hit a rating of SOL. top
ping Sullivan! ! stayed with II
lin line of duty but of the 10
people I've talked to. all switched
Iof at some point. (Trendex
covers top cities. Washington an
|cluded.)
The American Research Blu
Ireau national figures for Janu-
larry are out, by the way. and the
top ten go like this: The $64.0
Question, Peter Pan. Ed Sullivan.
|Disneyland. Groucho Marx, Lucy,
George Gobel. Dragnet. I've Got
10 Secret and Hit Parade.
ON THE RUN: Arthur God
frey is repeatedly taking his show
on the road beginning In April,
with stops in New England, Cali
fornia. Virginia. Wyoming and
10 return to Florida.
Bill Holden told Murrow on
Person to Person that he wasn't
particularly interested in direct
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credits. or a new artist, restyled
the formal, and decreed that
Ihenceforth Kraft would hitch its
mayonnaise jars to the stars.
The programs for tonight and
the next two weeks speak for
themselves:
Five Minutes to Live" has a
cast headed by Basil Rathbone,
Dennis oKeefe and Felicia
lMonteleagre.
Good Old Charlie Fay" who
ever he is, viii bring old-timer
Lee Tracy out of semi-retire-
lment next week in the starring
role.
And come February Is. Steve
Allen, no less. win play an ad
agency executive in a new play
by Louis Pelletier called THE
Man on Roller Skates" Pelletier
contributed an excellent comedy
Ito Kraft some months ago about
Ia kindly doll who claimed q
Igunnlan,s corpse and good COM
ledy writers are hard to come by
on this medium.
49,
How Come? It was change
or else--so far rs Kraft was
concerned. The veteran drama
series came down with q severe
case Of fallen ratings this season.
The star system Is tried and
true and Kraft is truly trying
/ it. Star-studded Ciimax's sue
cess story-against the power
full competition Of Dragnet--was
probably the clincher. Anyway.
I'm glad Kraft Is making Q
fight Of it instead Of buying
something new. like another
panel or give-away show. It
could happen.
A Nose for News: Bob Hopes
had singular iuck--or q singular
press agent-in making the news
columns Just about the time his
once-a-month T'V show Is set
to roll on NBC-4. Not too long
ago, a strong" woman lifted
him to her shoulders and dumped
him on his noggin. and. prior
to that. his comments on the
Margaret Townsend romance
irked Canadian viewers and
caused him some difficult II
well-publcized moments In Eng
land.
Now it appears that Bob's
next show Pehruary 4. with
Fernandez. Doug Fairbanks and
Ted Heath's orchestral Is hay-
ing Q bit Of union trouble. Bob
Is . stockholder Ii Denyer's
struck KOA-TVt and the union
could make it hot for him. NBc.
in the middle on this one. says
it's between Bob and the union.
4 y /,
Settling . bet Dept: To Edith
M: According to Guild Films.
bonny Liberace has never been
to bonny England. His overseas
|jaunt last year was TO France.
AS Lee mentioned on his Person
ito Person appearance recently.
he's thinking about going TO
England and Is particularly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
THE THIEVES GET VIOLENT

Omnibus win begin q three
part dramatic-expository study
Of the Constitution beginning
Sunday, with the Boston attor-
ney. Joseph WEIGH. as guide. "
I'll be very much surprised II
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bers Of Goodman's orchestra.
500, WMAL-Sound Mirror: A
biography Of Casey Jones; q
trip with Sacramento Police
as they apprehend two hold
up men.
SOS. WGMS-Catholic Univer-
sity Concert: Chamber Arts
Society: Sidney Forrest. clar-
inetist. Hindemith, Clarinet
Sonata: Mozart. Clarinet
Quintet In A: Russell WOODEN.
Piano Quartet In A.
$3.50. WRC-X Minus One: An
Air Force pilot Is launched
far into space TO gather
scientific data.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
ON THE AIR
Kroft Is Hitchinq
Its jars to the Stars
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

About the only thing that hasn't changed lately on KRAFT
Theater are commercials which st the creame and
you've sneakng OF other channels these past few
might be pleas
antly surprised If you look tonight g. WRC-4l
evidently bought font Of type for the
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ing. but the word from Hollywood
lis that he will direct mot starr
In q TV series called English
Coronets". The dramas are
about famous figures In English
history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
BALTIMORE TV

(Here are evening programs on
nearby Baltimore stations which
differ from those available on
local channels.)
500 (2)-Gene Autry and Car
tOons.
500 lD-Omeer Happy's Ras-
Gals.
500 u3)-Fioneer Club.
Sis (13)-Hold the Phone.
TOO (lD-Superman.
1850 (2)--D0 You Trust Your
Wife7
1880 dbl Led Three Lives.
1850 (2)-gheriOck Holmes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-24
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Greyhound Lines has honored
Alvin S. Myers, 1862 Queenstown
drive, Mt. Rainier, Md for an
11-year safety record and having
driven 100000 miles without a
preventable accident. He is on
the Observation-Disclosures run.
II. Chapman Rose, former
Undersecretary of the Treasury.
has been appointed a director of
Clevite Corp. Cleveland, Ohio.
Reginald L. Walsh has been
named resident vice president of
Distributors Group, Inc. of New
York, national sponsor and in
veStment manager Of Group Sc
curities, Inc, 500 million mutual
fund. He will continue as region
al manager Of sales in the Wash
ington area.
Clarence II. Adams, former
member Of the Securities & Ex-
change Commission, has Joined
the underwriting department of
Bache g. Co.. which has Offices
here in the Washington Hotel.
John A. Linton of Silver Spring
MD has been appointed to the
Detroit group pension staff of
Connecticut General Life Insur-
ance Co. Of Hartford. Comm.
/ The United States Navy Re-
cruiting Service has presented
certificates Of appreciation to
Leo and Norman Bernstein and
Henry L. Kronstadt for provid-
ing recruiting facilities in Center
Market City, Fifth and X streets
NV.
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theories in a corner. The facts
are in now.
Since the day a steel wage
price rise seemed certain, there
have been price increases in APP
planes and television sets. meat,
steel scrap. rivets, conduits, steel
drums. pals, copper. brass ingots,
aluminium, tin. rubber heels,
paperboard, bedding and beer.
And the prospective prices of
1857 autos has gone up. There
have also been many wage rises
in other industries and formula
ton of demands for many more,
The Federal Reserve Board,
however, is convinced that infia-
ton is real and must be fought.
So whether there is any imitation
or not, the FRB is waging war.
The Federal Reserve can in
crease interest rates by allowing
the discount rate to rise. This is
the rate at which member banks
borrow from the Federal Reserve.
When member banks pay more
for money, they must charge
businesses and other borrowers
more. Therefore all rates tend to
rise.
The FRB has approved five in
creases in the last 16 months
and is now considering still an
other.
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