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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
23l FLEMINGToN ROAD

Special Features: We invite you
70 inspect the special features Of
this house. kitchen large enough
for breakfast set, laundry room
adjoining. Large screened living
porch off kitchen and front porch.
Three bedrooms and study. Two
full tiled baths. Level lOt with good
shade trees. See this lovely home
now. Extra-nevly painted inside
and out.
DO you need FIVE bedrooms?
Well. We have them and In walk
Gag distance 0f the University.
Yes. full basement, large study
k1th fireplace, screened porch,
double garage. Le4 Us show you
this lovely home now.
Highland Woods: 4 bedrooms, z
baths, activities room; acre lot
with plenty Of shade, In this lovely
area developed by faculty mernb-
srS. Only s24 900. Look Now.
New listing In Gimghoul: Living
room, dining room kitchen,
study with fireplace. screened
porch. one-half bath. two full
baths, five bedrooms. Lovely shade
and Iandscaping. See this now.
See our nice three bedroom,
two bath homes being built for
sale In Lake Forest and Estes
Hills. Priced from $l5,500 70
SIS 900.
4 BedroomS--Large level lot under
SIS 900 Das FHA terms 500. Cash
balance approximately $i0S per
month.
Tenny Circle You seldom have
chance 10 buy house with the
lot as beautifully handicapped M
this one. You seldom see house
In the wonderful condition this
one Is In. This IL truly a family
h0me--7 bedrooms, 4 baths plus
powder room, swimming pool and
cabana.
II you are interested In real
quality home In every detail call
S472 for further Information.
CONVENIENT CLOSE IN
LOCATION:
This home has the charm one
would expect In one Of the Gin
ghoul homes. Georgous grounds.
A most nyable home In every res
pect. Even has automatic eleva-
tor.
BUILDING SITES
o Lake Forest
O Estes Hills
II you plan 10 sell ysur h0ase o.
lot. please call M. We are selling
and need new listngs. We handle
every detail In connection With
financing and selling property.
SERVICE INSURANCE
a REALTY co. @
Phone S-l72 Clyde HSFnsAay
30 Years at the Same Location
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REAL ESTATE

! SPECIAL - LOT IN GLEN
HEIGHTS. 100 300. sl,275 90. Cali
703l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

NEW FACILITY MEMBER AND
family would Ike 20 buy three or
four bedroom. two bath home
win separate dining room and
NICE yard Write Box 5lZ. 81
Andrew Branch. Charleston. S c.
WANTED FOR PURCHASE =
used Navy officers garoadlne
worEe9 and or cotton Ehak9
Abou: SIZE r. Cal Saunders
S4,5E
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
desires So. ot books tot ps-t time
GIRLS SECOND HAND u
xaeel BIKE Please cal ; s155l
SMALL HOME C00D LCCA.
Lor A--s~er. 7 o Box D955 Kal.
elgs n G
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
D Sales
. Property
Management,
. Financing
. Construction
80 ACRES

Nine room home six miles out
OF town. A fine view from this
house. Includes 30 acres OF Land
so acres in young growing
timber. Good natural lake site.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
FARMS FOR SALE

THIRTEEN ACRES u MILES
vest Of Chapel Hill One year old
al room house with BATH. cenual
heating. good vel. large yard
NICE Lake site Small donn pay
nleal balance Ike rent
II CHAPEL HILL, FOUR ROOM
house with bsh, buih-in kitchen
ar conditioning nicely laDdScap-
&c very atu active VALLEY Park
I'd 81. 800. Thompson & vincent
Inc 333 West Rosemary, Days.
5)5l Nights. SD1e3.
SEVEN MILES FROM CHAPEL
Hill Slightly over ~ acres. 50
acres rich. fiat, open. Barn. sever.
al good out buildings, TWO Of which
could be made into apartments
Fruit trees and grape vines. Am
pie garden space. 7 room house
WITH z baths. fireplaces Fully
insulated Central heating. Air
conditioned Hot and cold water
Chapel Hill telephone Newly
painted. Beautiful farm home
Must be seen 70 be appreciated
Thompson & Vincent Inc 333 W..
Rosemary DayS-5osI. Nights
b 4fG3
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-BY OH7SER4DOOR,
a. B1-c1 Super kao4o heater
e1ys clesn shlny, good TIRE, De"
ofske Deadg clutch. uangrlsslon
Dattry E1celen. In0.9f SZs5 Cali
S-ysI
FOh ShLE DkLUX MODEL
elecEA range One ssking ard
bTo4lg OEel aHc one warner
osea Three years olc Prize $40
Cal. ~ after pm Q
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HOUSES FOR RENT

UNFINISHED HOUSE 70 4
rent y kogerson Drive Call
z45l
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
FORE FOR RENT

2. 1856 MODEL 2-BEDRO0M
raiiers. William St. University
Heights. Durham. Phone e-9ss,
days and e-l7ss nights
THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apartment for July and August
Phone s-l4il.
; ROOM FURNISHED APART.
men;. Quies and cool Call &-37sl
4 ROOM UNFINISHED. WITH
floor furnace. and hot water heat
er. Just beyond Carrboro town
line on highway 81 Call s-s76.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - ;
room duplex apartment Large lv-
ing room, bedroom. kitchen. batn
Pme-paDeled Newly decorated.
Completely furnished. Walk-ln
closets. Suitable for couple. or
single Tel. s-522 after 6 pm
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

OF town. A fine view from this
mouse. Includes 30 acres OF Land
so acres in young growing
timber. Good natural lake site.
WYRICK STREET
Large living and dining area.
TWO bedrooms. kitchen and
small study. Large lot with
many trees Reasonably priced.
COUNTRY HOME y
This brick veneer house is To-
Gated in the center OF five acres
OF woodland. There is a large
fireplace in the living room.
three bedrooms, dining room.
Kitchen and two baths. The up
stairs is r0ughed In (including
plumbing and heat c0nnectionsj
Tor three rooms and a bath.
WILLIAMS CIRCLE
This fine three bedroom home
can eliminate those housing
problems OF yours now. High
on a paved curving street with
good trees and yard, paved
drive. carport with utility room,
bath and a half. plenty Of stor-
age room In the attic, breezy
screened porch off the kitchen,
big separate dining room
and a big living room with q
good fireplace. Call 703l now
Tor a look at this home. .A
HILLSBORO HOME
Two bedrooms, IN baths, fire
place in large living room. din
ing room and den. Excellent
landscaping.
WHY PAY RENT
Only $3.50 down plus FILA clos.
ing costs will move you and
your family In this three
bedroom home near Glenwood
school. An F.H.A. loan OF Is
years with payments Of t7S,W
per month.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

FOR RENT
Furnished apartment. Private
entrance and private bath.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
WYRICK STREET

Large living and dining area,
TWO bedrooms. kitchen and
small study. Large lot with
many trees. Reasonably priced.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

BY OWNER. ) BEDROOM BRICK
ranch type home with large wood
ed lot. tl02 24o Large living
room III lel, dining room. utility
room, fun garage, ia baths; Dog
wood Acres. Cali SSH.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
SERVICES AVAILABLE

PIANO TUNER TECIINICIAN
Lewis Cucinotta. PFC Phone
2.702l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
POR SALE

FROM WALL TO WALL NO
sol 81 all on carpets cleaned with
Blue Lustre. Huggins Hardware
ODD LOT DINING AND SECRlL
tary chairs Upholstered seats IN
modern and traditional mahogany
So IS 1896 All sets reduced Ty-
son Furniture Store, Mebane.
WE CARRY THE BEST Sill
yer polish, brass pelish. and fur
nnure polish. Phone 9+79. White
hall Shop. Durham Rd.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES,
tl5 ", Phone 8-8J76.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

FOR SALE. 4 BEDROOM. BRICK
3 year old house. Easily financed.
q Oakwood Drive. 9-52I7.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
BUILDING SITES

O Lake Forest
q Estes Hills
II you plan 10 sell ysar hoase o.
lot, please call M. We are selling
and need new nstings. We handle
every detail In connection with
financing and selling property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24


admitted IS evidence at the
trial because II was obtained
illegally by the agents.
The dope peddler. william
CBlue) Miller. had received q
s-to-20-year sentence following
his conviction In United States
District Court In 1855. The
conviction had been upheld by
the u. s. Court Of Appeals for
the District which had held
that Miller already fully un-
derstood who the ofiicers were
and that they sought 10 arrest
him"
Statute Cited
But the Supreme Court ma
jority cited q Federal status
specifying that notice Of au-
thority and purpose must be
given by police before breaking
into q house. The court also
held that the circumstances Of
the raid did not support the
conclusion that Miller knew the
intruders were police who
wanted 10 arrest him on q dope
charge.
Miller is subject to retrial II
the Government can make q
case without using the marked
money.
Before the raid marked
money was given to another
man through an informer.
The recipient then went to the
basement Of Miller's apart
ment. Shortly afterward. he
left and entered q cab. Police
stopped the cab and found q
quantity Of heroin under the
seat. The rider admitted he
had placed it there.
Then a Federal narcotics
agent and one from the Metro
politan Police Department.
without warrants knocked on
Miller's door. 1t was secured by
o chain.
who's there?" Miller asked.
Blue. open the door, police. :"
one Of the raiders murmured in
q low voice.
Miller opened the door slight
", then tried to shut it. In the
ensuing struggle the chain was
broken and the officers en-
tered. The marked money was
found and Miller arrested.
The court stated that the
word police" was uttered in
such q low tone that Miller
might not even have heard it,
let alone be appraised of the
object Of the visit.
Dissent by Clark
Justice Clark wrote a dissent
concurred in by Justice Burton.
Justice Clark said the majority
ruling reduced the requirement
of notice of authority and pur-
pose to IAN absurdity."
Justice Clark scoffed at the
majority statement that the
door slamming might be the
expected reaction Of any citi-
zen.
This is something entirely
foreign to my concept of the
respect q law-abiding citizenry
pays its law enforcement on
GERS" he wrote.
Rather than attempting to
psychoanalyZe the petitioner.
we should measure his under
standing by his outward acts"
the justice declared. He said
the acts show Miller indisput-
ably understood what the raid
was all about. Miller's case was
argued before the Supreme
Court by Attorney De Long
Harris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Net for May
Gives Transit
1853 Profit

Operations for May brought
DC. Transit System net In
come back into the black for
the period 50 far this year,
according 10 statistics released
yesterday.
Figures submitted 10 the
Public Utilities Commission ins
dicated net income last month
Of more than si2l.0OO. This
wiped out q net income def
cheney Of $4,000 for the period
from January l through the
end Of April and left he figure
$4,000 in the black as Of the
end Of May.
Actually. the company re-
ported it netted si5s.sss In
operating income last month.
a drop Of some $4,000 under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Discount House Heed
Hits Fair Trode Lows

Washington Induced some
manufacturers 10 abandon
fair-trade policies in recent
months.
Have Some Quality
In an exhibit. Mr.. Masters
showed how a fair-traded bot
tie OF 100 buffered aspirin sold
ct tl.23. another Is sold by q
department store for 80 cents
and a third sold by his con-
Germ for 10 cents. He said the
three brands were Of the same
quality.
Yesterday a Louisville dealer
said some discount appliance
dealers are lowering the status
Of the vast majority Of dealers
In the eyes Of the public.
The statement was made by
Joseph Fleischaker, operator of
q number Of appliance stores In
the Louisville area under the
name Of WIN Sales Appliances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

its top one-month showing re-
corded A April.
While Mays total transit rev.
enue in itself fen only about
$4,000 short OF the April total.
a tS5.ooo income tax liability
was added In May. The tax
liability was lacking In April
because Of q net loss shown for
the preceding three months.
Aprils t234.60o net In oper-
ating income was the best one
month showing since the COM
pany launched operations In
mid-le56, taking an upswing
after = late winter bad-weather
slump.
Figures submitted TO the Pub
lie Utilities Commission showed
total operating revenues for
May totaling S2.364.s0s. an In
crease Of some Is per cent over
May. 1857. Net income was
more than 20 per cent higher
than the previous May.
Passenger totaled 1887. so6,
a drop Of IL per cent under q
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

Fair trade laws were called
un-American in concept and
actually unfair In q statement
prepared for a Senate COM
mittee today by the president
Of a discount department store
chain.
Stephen Masters. whose or
ganization has a Washington
outlet. said fair trade pricing
Is deterrent 10 a free and open
economy. the natural laws Of
supply and demand and the
economic competition Of the
market place."
The statement before the
Senate Small Business Com
mittee credited Mr.. Masters
with giving the coup de
grace" TO fair trade laws. Mr..
Masters said decisions In the
Federal courts In the case OF
General Electric against the
Masters Mail Order Co. Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

husband violated her eonstitu-
tional rights.
Petitioner IN the case was
Mrs. Freda swartz Of Mime
apolis. MINI. Her husband.
Joseph. 10 under deportation
order 10 his native Romania
because he had been convicted
Of q narcotics law violation.
The U. 8. Court Of Appeals
for the District OF Columbia
had ruled Mrs. Swartz had no
contract right or martial status
which rs 50 protected by the
Constitution that her husband
could not be deported. This
ruling was left in effect by the
Supreme Courts refusal 10 con-
slider the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

and president Of the National
Appliances A. Rndlo-I'V Deal
ers Association.
Ada False Charges
Mr.. Flelschaker said . few
discount houses are advertising
extremely low prices. then add
inG false or non-customary
charges 10 the bin or persuad-
ING customers 20 buy something
else.
In addition. he said, these
dealers fail TO provide salts
factory service that customers
expect and thus devaluate the
brand In the public's eyes"
-All Of these discounter &C
tivities have injured the status
OF appliance dealers in this
country. and yet most dealers
In no way practice or condone
such actions" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
VETERANS RIGHTS

The court also ruled that the
Selective Service Act does not
compel an employer to re-
store a returned veteran to a
promoted position in a senior
ity he might have achieved
had he not gone into the armed
forces, The ruling was split,
7 to 2.
The case involved an EN-
ploye of the MiSsouri-Kansas-
Texas Railroad. After he re-
turned from the service, he was
advanced in his job under a
union working agreement. But
he commended he was entitled to
a better job under the seniority
he might have achieved had
not induction interfered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Supreme Court Voids
Dope Case Conviction
~ HOWARD L. DuTKIN
ntar star writer

Supreme Court yesterday aside the conviction Of
Washington dope pedder the ground that narcotics
did clearly identity themselves give the purpose
Of their visit before they crashed into the peddr apartment
Justice Department attorneys said the OF the
ruling limited and should not unduy hamper law enforce
ment authorities.
In is ruling the court held to that marked money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Teu Output sours

BUENOS AIRES. = Argen-
tina's tea production climbed
TO 4 million pounds In 1857
compared with a 1860 aver
age OF $4,000 pounds. An In
crease IN paintings indicates
future annual crops Of a mil
lion pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

HOW WORKS Dial (A) six Custom
Blends This precisely controls proportions
tanks In premium quality straight sunoco 200
famous Highest sold at regular price; in other tank
extremely high sunoco octane Concentrate Pumping
accwatsy deliver exact CustomBlend required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

by the U. 8. Court Of Appeals
for the District Of Columbia.
which found no illegal action
In the expulsion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
UNION EXPULSION

The court refused a hearing
10 AL Friedman Of st. Louis.
who was expelled from mem
bership in the International
Association Of Machinists on
the ground he was q Commu-
mist.
He had FIRST been acquitted
Of the charge by his union
local. Later he was ordered
expelled by the International
His dismissal had been upheld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
NOT ONLY CUSTOM FIT
BUT CUSTOM QUALITY
IN EVERY DROPi

Every Custom Blended grade has
superb quality in all modern
performance features: fast starts
-. snGppy GcceIerGtion quick
tOGrm-up clean burning 49,.
on-fouIing no stdIling -.
real, tough-muscled Sunoco quail
ity in every drop Of it!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
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WIDEST CHOICE
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Six different, accurate, octane
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including the highest octGne
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aud the famous High-test Blue
SuMoco 600 at regular" price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
MOST MILEAGE
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PER DOLLAR

With your engines needs fitted
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
DEPORTATION

The court refused 10 hear q
complaint OF q wife who
charged that deportation Of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Deunwood Meeting

The Deanwood Civic Associ-
alton viii meet at 9 o'clock
tonight at the Randall Church.
Browning place and Sheriff
road N. Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

OF the 30i newly elected Par
lament members cast O secret
ballot for Marshal Tito, The
one-slate ballot carried three
choices for the lawmakers;
They could have voted yes or
no. or they could have ABB
stained.
Parliament also elected ~
members OF the Federal Execu-
tive Board-Marshal Tito's cab
met. Reelected as vice presi-
dents were Edward Kardelj, Al
eksander Rankovic and Rodol-
jub Colakovic. Mijalko Todo-
rovic was elected 10. succeed
Svetozar Vukmanovic, who re-
signed TO become trade unions
head.
Four new members we're
named TO Marshal Tito's cab
met. They are Djuro Salaj.
former president OF trade un-
ions: Lidija SentuJurc, former
Parliament vice president: Via
dimir Popovic, former ambassa-
dor to Red China, and Liubo
Babic. chairman OF the Cham
Der OF Trade.
The cabinet reappointed Koca
Popovic Foreign Minister, Gen.
Ivan Gosnjak as Defense Min
lister, and SvetoZar Stefanovic
as Interior Minister, Avdo HUI
mo was replaced as Finance
Minister by Nikola Mincev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

picion because they came Just
after the government had been
thrown out on the very issue
OF feared American interfer-
ence In North Africa,
Others suggested the reports
might affect nationwide local
elections slated for tomorrow,
with 1000 candidates running
for 1879 county council seats,
They thought the anti-Ameri-
can sections OF the extreme
right and left might gain votes
as a result. The results could
contain some clues as 10 what
the country is thinking and per-
haps influence choice OF a
premier.
All were agreed that. when
finally found, the new French
premierS first Job would be TO
find out the exact American
intentions regarding Algeria
and North Africa.
Bidault Considered
President Rene Coty find'
himself hampered In his search
for a premier by tomorrow,
local elections, which will b,
followed by a second run-of
ballot a week later. Few OF tn,
politicians he wanted TO sc,
were in Paris. Some still woulC
be in the provinces next week
too.
Mr.. Coty'S first choice-to b,
announced Sunday night O
Monday morning, after tn,
polls close - was considered
certain to be a member Of tn,
opposition which threw out MI
Gaillard. This seemed to mar
row his choice to:
Georges Bidault, Catholi
Popular Republican. whose con
sentative policy on Algeria run
counter to the rest of his left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

of-center party and who is thus
a doubtful starter.
Jacques Soustelle. friend Of
Gen, Charles de Gaulle and an
extreme conservative Social Re-
publican, who is conceded vir-
tually no chance,
Antoine Pinay, leader of the
more moderate Independents.
who has said he will refuse the
offer II one is made. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

Gaillard urging acceptance OF
the British-American good of
fees plan for runisia-haS in
creased since the government
fell under a stream OF anti
American oratory Tuesday.
American press reports. uni-
versally ascribed 10 a briefing
by United States troubleshooter
Robert Murphy, famed the
fame with their suggestion
that America wanted France
10 start direct negotiations with
the Algerian Nationalist rebels
10 end the North African revolt,
Denlals From Washington
Washington's Official denials,
although published here. were
not believed by many French
men. Hints that the State De-
partment's attitude on North
Africa might soon get tougher
Just toughened the reaction
here.
No French statesman has yet
dared pronounce the word in
dependence in connection with
Algeria. Any move aimed at
giving French Algeria its free
dom would not be accepted by
the present parliament-except
the Communists. who want a
quick peace at any price. and
q minority of the Socialists. II
probably would provoke street
rioting from diehard elements
Of the right.
But most responsible French
leaders realize that rejection
Of any new American proposals
would not be realistic. France
must have American support in
her Algerian policy and else
where. despite all talk.
French Elections Today
Some Frenchmen treated the
American press reports and the
Washington denial with sus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
TitoRe-eIecfed
Unanimously
To3d Term

BELGRADE. April 10 H1,-
President Tito was elected
unanimously to q third term
today. He promised to keep
yugoslavia independent and
pledged TO work for better liv-
ing conditions.
The 65-year-old marShal's
election-by Parliament--waS
greeted by thunderous applause
inside Parliament and a BOOM
ing 2i-gun salute outside. Each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
French Anti-U.S S. Fury
Hurts Premier Choice

PARIS April 10 t1y-France today needs premier VINO
can get French relations back on normal footing
lust as badly she needs TO make peace among the
warning factions OF her national parliament
French fury against the United States-touched on by
President Eisenhowers s unpublished letter TO Premier Felix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
JON. 8

5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
VA Hesu. lite OF the porsy,"
1897. Ann Miller. Gene ReY-
nond
s-The Gerry Moore Show.
1890
4-Treesure HUNT. Quiz.
Jon Murray. host.
9-AthuE Godfrey. Voriety.
1900
4-The Price 70 Right. Contest.
Bill Cullen Is m. {.
7-kompev Room. Kids.
Hour. Featuring Miss SolIy.
1850
4-Truth o. Consequences.
5-Libesoee. Music.
s-Dotte. Quiz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

1900
4-Tie Tee Dough. Quiz.
5-clubhouse "5." Kids.
7-Pete and His Polls. Kids.
9-Hotel Cosmopolitan. Seriol.
Donald Woods ssors.
iz:tS
9-Love Of Life. Seriol.
1880
ALT Could Dc You.
5-Fsenkie loine Show. Music.
9-Seereh for TomeFrow. Ser1.
i2:4S
s-Guidins Light. Scroll.
loo
4-Tex and yinx. Interviews.
5-Cisy Assignment. Crime.
7-Favorite Story. Dromo.
9-Theoter OF Ssoss.
THE leool Beooles" A man
and his wife, both lowers, ore
prevented from going on second
honeymoon BY the eose OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
WEDNESDAY Program Li.tinss

6:35
4-Todoy on the Form. News.
$50
4-Look TO This Doy. Proyer.
6:S5
9-Meditotion. lnspirotionol.
TOO
4-rodey. Variety.
HsuF, IS Min. Fronk eIoir and
Helen O'connell ore featured.
9-Ths Morning Show.
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