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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1855 $50" Catalina
coupe; T. and b.. hydra. black and
canary yellow finish BONDED NO.
COST LABOR AND MATERIAL l.
XEAp GIIADANT co f0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

i@.S -Zno St. NV. 81. 1--ootl
DODGE ~ Coronet custom sedan
excel, 1895. Terms, $50 down
| Perfect; pass any inspection Cal
Mon. MR.. ROPER. La. 6-2700.
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Va. Gentleman's Estate

Vd. GeIlLleman' S Estate
II acres; beautiful. extra large stone
house. exceptional construction. SLATE
roof. ny, rim. 2Sxl6. larga din rm
center haU: den, 3 ilreplaccs. 4 bed
rms. > baths large closets a ho,n,
loi distinction and charm large
shade trees stream small barn.
about half Of land In pasture. 4,
Wooded picnic grove also. s-rm
/ modern rambler included Tota,
1 price $50 $50, Reduced for quick
sale 4 good location. mr. Shoppine
center schools and churches. A
rare bargain See this before you
ouy. d miles from d. c.
Also other listings in farms
homes and acreage For appoint.
ment. phone Dunkirk 5-121n OF
Dunkirk 5-SS0l Closed Sundays.
WHITESELL REAL ESTATE
Hwy l23. Mr.. oakton Va. schoo.
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FORD 1853 VS. Fordor Country Sc
aa "a must g4Issd sell li, GSyerdE r. 2SSoo
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plumhir" or service-tvpe business
anSwerinr and clerical help avail
aole, T,onderful opportunity for a
small business to expand, JU
S.H0ln. q 10
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'EDMONDS Ford

FORD 1852 Victoria; r. and h, ".
W; 43,0u0 miles: S795. Naval ON
Ger leaving for West Coast. Cal
after Is pm, lU i-llR0
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY FOR HOME REPAIRS
First and End MORTGAGES consoli.
dated TO one small monthly nav.
ment ~ 7.3l91
MORTGAGE LOANS. Sb. 900 $50. .
200 Group YOUR debts. lower you!
payments rchnance your property
courteous service on real estate
farms etc ONLY Nv H. State Of
Maryland Cali MIR ROBERTS
Baltimdsf, Nd day or nights
suns and holiday at Saratoga =.
40ir.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA. Project. Consul Zephyr
zodiac. Volkswagun, sports
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS. INC.
.0Ol Columbia Pike ia 5-g22a
l1l4 Pa Ave. SE III I-3300
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HOUSES TO BUILD

Four nEDRMS 2 mi baths, full
bsn1t on YOUR lot Northern Va
~ Dun Complete packaacd dca
Includes financing and arthitec.
IuIal ronsultinR service CROSS.
ROADS DEVkLopAiEHT CO. IN
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TRUST NOTES FOR sALI

FIBRE GLASS hardware. Eycrdur
screws and nails. paint. lumber
and ply~ood: boat repairing and
300 Maine ave. s.w, MA S-i3i1.
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4-or. hardtop hydramatic power
brakes, power steering. radio anc
heater, many other extras. Like new
81 ,395. Save over 81 500. The cas-
lest 'erms in town HERSON'S, Sth
ana o SIS. NV. DE 2-4100. oui
only location
oLDsMOBILE 1855 Holiday "ss'
hardtop: 2-tone blue, radio. heater
power steering See and drive thi.
beauty TODAY; only s2,l25
KENYON Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, va
ia. 2-900l Open Til $50
OLDS 1850 "9S" cow. eng. over
hauled; all extras good rubber;
price, S325. KI. 9-Ol34.
OLDs so Super "sS" sedan. r and
attractive "-tone green and iyory
finish. fine condition. 81 $40, term:
and trade Car M 3do-A
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

LARGE ONE-sTORY BUILDING
y S, =; College. PIX, Md 50xl2a
II. clear span, 1000 So IT.. pavcc
parking, IDEAL for electronic or.
SANTA tons. Wholesaler retail out.
lets, Call ZARPAS. WA. 7-41S5
evenings. ia. 0-7523.
LEASE 1000 50. IT. one-story bldg
with enclosed yard, ne. d. c.: B. 4
@ siding; good for any business
HE. i-SS6S.
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ROYAL MOTORS. INC.

WASHINGTON LARGEST
Chrysler- Plymouth and
imperial Dealer
400 Ga AYE. NV. ia. a-2a00
CADILLAC 1896 hardtop Coupe de
vale; white with metallic gray top,
matching FEATHER snG bTocade cp-
holstery. tall power accessories IN
ciudinR Genral Motors custom air
conditioning. II Snb
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MONROE FORD

1897 East-Wesl HWY. Sil. Spr., Md.
open Evenings TIL .. JU 5-7s04
PACKARD 1855 Panama: light blue
and white fully equipped. S2.i95.
Call LII o-7O4I
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Upper NV ight-apt bldg. :
2-bedrm. apis. Rents. S6.27O. IS. 0O0
cash payment
We have several four-family apart
ment buildings, $500 cash paw
ments, good investments. SPECIAL.
Six apis: rent. 81 500 yr. price.
27,5Q0. for quick sale We have
prices Call B. NJ ODuM. RE =
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10 a, mr. Meehanicsvllle. Md
ABOUT 70 acres tillable, bal saw
TIMBER; lair set bldgS., :, lake sites.
ami. Stafford. frontaee: Sl6.k0O
down payment, $4,000 JU 5-5533
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OLDsMOBILE '40 conyertible. r Ann

OLDsMOBILE 40 convertible: r. and
h.. Wv. tires. hydramatic; good
transp Unemployed, need cash
Sl75 or best offer. HU 3-s437
OLDS so Super "8S" 4-door: hy-
dramatic, radio. heater. power
steering power brakes factory-in-
stalled air conditioning. this car
mas nnn evst ,yt 0iasmopile MAKES makes
only 81 pos; safety tested for your
protection 30-day written warran.
ty, PAUL BROS. lOLDSl Wis and
Ellicot; st. NV. KE. 7-l30S.
OLDS 50 de luxe "ss" 4-door: n.y.
dramatic radio. heater. beautiful
2-tone finish; sold and serviced by
us since new only 81 sos. best buy
safety tested for your protection
Midday written warranty. PAUL
BROS. tCLDSl Wis. and Ellicott
ST. NV, KE. 7-l306.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHRYsLER SO Windsor Newport:
power steering. powerfiite. radio,
heater. 2-tone gray: extra clean;
nnn owner; S1.9g5
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LOW CASH
land high value"

PINE-PANELED REC. RIM plus
den or ith bedrm In full. ligh
bsmt. Liv. rm. with fireplace anS
picture window. separate dining rm.
de luxe equipped kit with eatin.
space, and 3 big bedrms. on tht
main level, Officer's transfer force.
the sale Of this 3-yr -old solid bricl
rancher on more than l2.0O0-ft. o.
fenced, level lawn. Auto. washer
ouilt-in televiSion, air conditioner
ana swimming pool share are your,
Tor the asking offered at only
Sa0,a50 with an existing 4iaee firsi
trust to assume. Minimum cash re.
Quired
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PACKARD 1853 convertible coupe;
blue, equipped, power steering; power
brakes Continental spare tires; ex-
lceptionsUy nice car: S1,I95: CCC
guarantee
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

PLYMOUTH "a 4-dr. deep blue
matching seat covers. r and h.
oVerdrive; besut cond.; S900. OI
B-2niT
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FARMS

SHENANDOAH vALLEY-lO to AZ
acres > frame houses, barn. ma.
chinery. shed stream. > wells
driveway. good view r. Z. DOLE
Boyce. Va i2n-W.
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QUO Ell T. 81. NV.
Mod. store and two 2-rm.. kit
ana bath apis; sep. meters: newly
dec; sas heat. $3.50 mo. income
Ist trust, $1,000, building and
loan assn. price, $4,000. OWNER,
ST. 3-33.n, or ewes. LA. i-SSS6
tYr<xry,- ,,x,.- -.
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shENANDOAH VALLEY, near White
Pest, Va ---:i55-acre farm. S-rm
DITCH house. . tenant houses, barns
$4,000. mortgage, 500 .OOO al
49, R. L DOLE, Broker. Boyce
Va, l@0-W.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

DODGE 1855 Custom ROYAL Lancer
hardtop coupe: black and white, fully
equipped, very clean: $1,S95; Gee
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lOLDsMOBILE 80 4-dr sedan; ny
drn., r. h., and extras; excel. cond
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
CADILLAC SIS COUPE

Continental spare wheel fully
equipped, low mileage. driven by
owners family; S2!.95O. Easiest terms
in town HERSoN's sth and o SITS.
NV. DE. 2-I700. Cur only location
CADILLAC 1919: going In service,
must sell immediately: splendid
condition. S695 WA. s-2706
CADILLAC 1859 CO.'S l-dr.: orisinal
jet black finish, equipped with
HYDRA. ? and h power Windows
and seat, very fine i-owner car,
full price only 81 0g5 Can finance
win 50 down
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OLDSMORII.E va

OLDS SO "0s" starfire conv.: white
with blue top; red uphol S2.095
LII. 3-6524; l2-Io I7s
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24
The Farmer and ). !.

Continued from Page 4)
be reported as income, they may
be offset by entering an equal
amount in farm expenses on page
2 of Schedule F. For example, if
you received $3.50 as cost-sharing
for fertilizer you are required to
report this amount as income,
but you would also enter $3.50
under farm expenses in order to
offset the payment so that no tax
will be paid on this amount. The
$3.50 would be reported as income
in Section 8. Other Farm Income,
on page l of Schedule F on the
line which says Agricultural Pro
gram Payments.
This does not include Soil Bank
Payments or Commodity Credit
Corporation loans. These items
should be- reported under other
farm income in Section 3, page l
of Schedule F.
Farmers are advised to check
with their county agent for a
copy of the 1856 Farmers Tax
Guide if they do not already
have copy.
Next week: Depreciation and
how it is calculated.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24
Doesn't Agree
Passing on the
Right is Right

County Police Superintendent
Col James S. McAuliffe says he
has "some reservations" about
portions of a bill proposed to the
State Legislature which would
permit motorists to pass other
cars on the right on a one-way
street or divided four-lane high
way
The police official says he
would not favor right-hand pass
ing on high-speed highways be-
cause passing motorist would
not have time to avoid an acci-
dent if car in the left lane
pulled to the right.
He points out that right-hand
passing is not necessary because
the law requires motorist trav-
cling slower than 10 miles an
hour under the speed limit to
stay to the right. "And if you're
going the speed limit there's no
need to pass" he states.
Except for the passing provi-
sion on high-speed highways, the
bill is "fine" according to Col.
McAuliffe.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

The easiest form to nle Is the
1040-A, and according to Treasury
records, one out of four taxpayers
use it. To be eligible to file 1040-A
form your total income must be
less than $1,000, consisting entirely
of wages subject to Withholding (or
OF wages, dividends, and interest,
providing not more than $100 of
such income came from a source
outside that listed on your VIZ
slips). The simplified form makes
no provision for Head of House
hold" status or itemized deductions.
If you use this form the govern.
ment will figure your tax and send
you either a refund or a bill, If you
so desire. However, for the first
time this year, You can compute
your own tax on form 1040-A and
either send in the balance due with
the return or show thereon the
amount of refund you have coming.
Whether TO Itemize
Should you decide to use the
regular form 1040 you still have
the choice Of itemizing deductions
or using a standard deduction which
amounts to about 10 percent of your
income. II your income was less
than $4,000 and you use the stan
dard deduction, you determine your
tax from the special table given
in the instruction book.
You are likely to save by itemiz-
ing IL you:
~ Own real estate
(2) Had unusual medical ex.
penses
(3) Had deductible child-care ex-
pense
(4) Suffered losses from fire,
storm, accident or theft
l5) Made fairly large contribu.
tions
1t is important to remember that
If you incur such expenses as trans.
portation, meals or lodging in con.
nection with your work, check care.
fully the instruction book to find
how these expenses may be de.
Quoted even though you decide to
use the standard deduction.
If your deductions are close to
10 percent, 1t is wise to itemize
them and figure your tax both ways
to see which results in the smaller
tax. AS the Treasury Department
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24
Thomas Retires
From Sandy
Spring Bank

After having faithfully served
the First National Bank of Sandy
Spring for more than SO. years,
Frederic L. Thomas has declined
reelection to the Office of Presi-
dent which he has held nearly 80
years.
At the organization meeting of
Directors on January 16 much re-
gret was expressed that he feels
the time has come when this is
necessary but it was realized that
he is sincere and definite in wish
ing to be completely relieved from
all duties in connection with the
operation of the Bank.
Tribute was given to his excep-
tionally long and capable service.
The Directors elected Francis
Miller, who has recently been
Executive Vice President, to be
President of the First National
Bank of Sandy Spring. He has
had more than 40 years of serv-
ice in this Bank and his associate
officers and the community in
general are most fortunate in hav-
ing man of his ability and ex-
perience to carry on in the posi-
ton where Frederic l.. Thomas
will be so greatly missed.
The only office of the Bank,
which was Started in 1900, has
been in Sandy Spring, until 1856
when it's first Branch was opened
in Olney. AS of Dec. 81, 1856
the total Assets of the Bank are
81, 500, 1922. Capital Stock
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

Coal cargoes on the nations in.
land waterways had 40 per cent
rise in the eight-year postwar
span between 1947 and 1855, ac-
cording to the American Water
ways Association. In 1855 coal ton.
mage moved by river barge was
90,500,000 tons, and in 1947 was
81, 100000 tons.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

we have our own national govern
ment and we have the United
Nations. Don't we also need be.
tween-level groupings such as
NATO and the Organization OF
American States? l think we do
More later on the details OF
this problem.
BOuSe Act
One of the County Police de.
tectives called last weekend to
inquire if the Delegation had de.
cided against introducing their
bill to exempt Montgomery Coun-
ty from the Bouse Act.
The Bouse Act, for the benefit
of those who came in late, is g
Maryland statute that places a
very strict Interpretation on the
constitutional provisions against
Illegal search and seizure. Quite
a few counties, not including
Montgomery, have exempted
themselves from it with respect
to the enforcement of gambling
and lottery laws.
told the detective that we had
delayed introduction because the
States Attorney had wisely sug.
gested further limitation on the
exemption. After incorporating
Mr.. Barbee's suggestion, the ex,
emption will apply only to lot
teries and betting on horse races
In other words, the greater free
dom extended to the Police De
partment will apply only to il
legal book-making and to the
numbers racket. 1t win not ap
ply to a friendly game of poker
in ones own home.
This will not satisfy those at
torneys who make a big thing
out of defending bookies and
numbers runners, but it ought to
satisfy everyone else.
Other Bills
Perry Wilkinson 3D., Prince
George's), Henry Hanna ID.
Wicomico), and l have introduced
a new version of our bill to abol
ish Maryland's tax on the incomes
of non-residents earned in our
State.
1t will produce no loss i'm
revenue, because it applies only
to states which have income
taxes of their own. 1t will end
the idiotic practice of withhold
ing tax payments throughout
the year and then refunding the
entire amount at the end of the
year. (The present law gives
nOn-residents a credit for the
full amount paid to their own
States.)
The bill is on reciprocal basis
and should serve as a good wea
pom to dissaude the District o1
Columbia from ever imposing g
payroll tax on our citizens who
work in the District and live ir
the suburbs.
Dan Brewster 3D., Baltimore
County,, and have introduced q
bill to put Marylands income taS
into line with the 1854 Fedora
Code with respect to the limits
on income earned by dependents
1t would lift the $500 limit on de
pendents who are under the age
of 18 or who are students.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24
Delegate Blair Lee Hrs
Inside ANNAPOLIS

(MT Lee is Chairman of
to The Maryland State House of DeegatesJ
One of these weeks will do full-dress piece on the
various proposals for recognizing the Maryland
Capital Park and Planning Commission which seems to con
stltute the most controversa-and at the same time the
most tiresome-item our local docket
Meanwhile it might be worthwhile to put aside all the
little arguments that around this subject and
trate on the big one.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

has pointed out "The law expects
you to pay your correct tax-no
moreno less"
Married Couples
Most married couples save tax
dollars by filing a joint return in
stead of separate returns. This Is
because the tax is figured on a joint
return as IL the husband and wife
each had one-half the total income
(even though the wife may actually
have had no income). Income-split-
ting, as it is called, may bring the
couple down into lower tax
bracket.
Watch for the exceptions, how.
ever. If you had capital losses or
unusually high medical expenses,
you will be wise to figure both joint
ly and separately to see which
results in less tax.
II you are supporting a dependent
and maintain a home for that per.
son although you are single. wild
owed, divorced or legally separated.
you may be able to qualify as
head of household" and figure
your tax on a special table which
gives you part of the advantage
enjoyed by married couples filing
joint returns.
Surviving Spouse
Also, IL your husband or wife died
in 1854 or 1866, and you have as
member of your household a de.
pendent child or stepchild, you are
entitled as a surviving spouse" to
the same income-splitting benefits
this year as you would have on a
joint return-unless you remarked
before the end OF 1856. The privi.
lege to file as a surviving spouse
applies to the first two years follow
ing the year in which your husband
or wife died
The instruction book which comes
with your tax forms gives further
information. Help is also available
by telephone or at Offices Of the
Internal Revenue Service. The Rev
'enue Service urges you to consult
properly qualified advisor II you
decide to seek outside help.
Next Article; Tax Hints for Car
J and Home Owners.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

Laytonsville. $40 to ,4:30; woOdfieid,
$50 to 3;15.
Monday, Jan. 2s--Alta Vista, 3:15 to
4;45; GAINESVILLE, AIS to s; Beallsville.
5;l5 to 5:45; Jamestown, 7;30 to S;45;
$3.50 to 4; Piney Branch and Flower Ave
nue., to 4.30.
Tuesday, Jan. 20 olney 3:15 to
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24


All of the proposed bills have
certain common objectives. They
all agree upon the need for a
planning agency that shall have
a jurisdiction coterminous with
Montgomery County itself and
that shall be appointed by the
Council and shall serve as its
planning arm.
Contrary to the bill of goods
that is being sold in certain
quarters, all three of the cur
rent proposals - Mrs. Schwein.
haut's, Mr.. Duckett's, and mine
provide for exactly such a
county planning agency.
The point of controversy is the
question of whether or not it is
necessary or desirable to destroy
the bi-county planning structure
in the course of setting up the
single-county planning units.
1 contend that we can take
constructive action without be.
ing destructive at the same
time. Ny bill, reduced to its
simplest terms, sets up a five
member planning board for
Montgomery County and sim
liar board for Prince Georges
County and then provides that
the ten members shall sit to-
gcther as members of the M
NCPPC for purposes of region
al planning. All local planning
and all intra-cOunty fiscal plan
ming would be done by the cOun-
ty planning boards. All mem
bers would be appointed and
paid by the respective govern
ing bodies of the two counties.
Mr.. Duckett's bill puts more
emphasis on regional planning in
that it provides for appointment
of three members by the Govern.
or in addition to the four from
each county who would constitute
the respective county planning
boards. His bill retains strong
overtoneS- of the Segoe Report.
Mrs. Schweinhaut's proposal
goes all the way in the other di.
rection. 1t calls for two separate
planning boards, with no formal
link between them. The regional
planning functions of the M
NCPPC would be abolished.
When queried about the future
of regional planning, the propon.
ents of this theory smile sweetly
and humble something about how
the National Capital Regional
Planning Council can take care
of it.
I will not labor the obvious
weakness of the NCRPC under
the Act of Congress that created
that agency.
The main point is that there
are certain planning problems
which must be solved at county
level, certain planning problems
which may be solved at county
level certain planning problems
which may be solved at metropol
itan level (including the District
of Columbia and Northern Vir
ginia) and certain planning prob
lens which can best be dealt with
at the level of a region cornpris
ing the Maryland suburbs OF
Washington.
This third group includes prob
lens involving the bi-county San
itary Commission, the State
+ Roads Commission, and other
agencies of the State of Mary
land.
Why settle for two levels ot
planning when we really need
three?
In the field of foreign affair
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24
BookmobiIe Schedule

Friday, Jan. 25- -McKenney Hills, 3;15
to 4;30; Poolesville. $3.50 to 4:30: Rock
Creek Gardens, 3:l5 to $3.50.
Saturday, Jan. 20 Cedar Grove, 9
to $3.50 am; Clarksburg, 9:45 to 10:15
am; Comus 1920 to HIS; Damascus,
lis to 220; Hyattstown. 11:3O TO 1918,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

| 4.3O, Georgetown Village, BIS to $50;
Gienmont, 3:15 to 4:30.
Wednesday, Jan, 30 Chevy Chase
Shopping Center. to 5: Northwest Park
Apis, 3:15 to $3.50 pm; Rockville,
Maryvale. $3.50 to 4;45.
Thursday, Jan. 81 - Colesville 3:15 to
4:30; Hillandale, 315 to 4:30: Cabin
John, 3:15 to s.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

$100,000.0O, Surplus and Undivid-
ed Profits $127 967.54 and De-
posits $2,34O,942.67.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24
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30-Georgetown Forum
12:00-Music of Distinction
1;O0-Italian Family Hour
2:00-Song and Praise
2:l5-U. N. Story
2:30-Just Palm Music
3:00-Sports with Jim Myers
3:15-Capitol Productions
3:45-Paul Shinkman and the News
4:0O-Concert by Request
6;0O-1l :0O-In the Concert Hall
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