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GLIDER 20 f. electric refrigera-
tor, bottle gas stove and avn
Ing See Herider, Coral Isle Trail
er Park, Stock Island.
luly14-3tx
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FOR THE BEST In trailers. New
and used. Pan-American Star.
Tera-Cruiser. ~ months to pay.
NM, Distributing Co. 920 South
Federal. DANA, Florida, Phone
5000 jun2l-tf
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The principal areas of red
soils are in Africa, South Amer
lea. southeastern Asia, the Paci-
sfic Islands, and southeastern
North America.
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Weather Conditions For The
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Area And Eastern Gulf OF Mexico
7 Conditions are stable in the
tropics except for scattered
showers and a few thunder
showers.
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TOTAL DEPOSITS
SS.57&.U2S.61
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35-Wanted To Buy

THREE BEDROOM house. CHS.
construction. 1t. Seacord. phone
1892. juiyl0-6tN
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MEMORANDA


Assets pledged or AS
signed 10 secure liza
biliiieS and for other
purposes $2.475.5 10000
state Of Florida,
County Of Monroe, SIS:
/, G. L. Gardner. cashier. 81 the
above named bank, 90 saemnly
sw ear that the above statement Is
true go the best OF my knowledge
1nd belief. 3
(sgd) C. L. GARNER,
cpRFEcT-Atte~4tfp .1Hf9 ~ gIz
s(sgNl Samuel NJ Cis}aSmtsh = .x :.
s(sgul Wm- \. FreeSazhs y - = !
(sgdl ]. ], Trevor,
Directors.
Sworn To and subscribed before
mt tais 9Th. day az Juiys La5l. apd
IFherebN certify that | am not an
officer or director of this bank
so tsas) Sf S,so5nSlXN =. xRrMkN.
NptarS Public, State "< Florida at
Large
Ny commission expires Dec. IS,
t953.
gonded by Mass. Bonding q In.
july II, 1851
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SAAMSIRESS. Steady work. good
pay. Collins Mems Shop. sos
D-'FaL street Julyl2-9t
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TO FORD, reasonable, Bell, Coral
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INSURE against costly hospital
and doctors bills with Profes-
elonai's New Liberal Plan: for de
tails write Horace Young, Bx GA,
or cali ll72-J. iun2g-tf
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SALES CLERK. Steady position.
Collins Navy Store, SOS D,lvaI
Oh Julyl0-5t
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go HrtaAte Act Secs. Il9. 1900
~ TUE COURT oF THE COUNTY
"a nee. MONROE GOWN
FLORIDA. N PROBATE.
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Ecu York. New YORK
YoJ ARE HERERy NOTIFIED
that you aye required to serve Q
copy Ut your answer to the Bin Of
Complaint go the the Complain
ants Attorney and file the original
answer ia rhe office uf the Clerk
&c thc Circuit Court on ar before
tbe &i~t dav 90 IulV. 1851. other
wise the allegations Ia said Bin
visa be taken ass confessed and "A
Decree Pro Eopfessu emit = ., q
against you.
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l~ta} EARL y. ADAMS,
Clerk gf the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
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Solicitor fer Complainant,
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GIVE US your waste paper. Ley
Memorial Methodist Church
Truman Ave, and Georgia, Phone
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THE PET SHOP, 8i4 Caroline
Street Squirrel Monkeys. Baby
Ringtail Monkeys Parrots, Lo3e-
birds, Parrakeets, Canaries, Finch
eS. julyI2 81
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LIABILITIES

ii 4 UTILITIES
Demand deposits OF in
diViGuals, pa er
ships, and corpora
lions : g. tlss 2"A- =
Time deposits Of indiyid-
Ua}s. partnerships, ami
corporations az s1-Sf
Deposits. OF p u n { e d 81 -
u.s. states Government
) (inc1adne 80 sral- saw 81
lngsg 4I9.SI6.1l
Deposits Of States S4Tdz
political subdivisions j, 70 2 81 Ia
IFeposal~ cT bAaks z25.a4S -
other deposits Certified
and 2 cashiers checks
4etr.}s 14S,TlS22
TOTAL DEPOSITS
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43--Flowers- Trees Shrubs

SPECIAL SALE Plant during the
rainy season, Bushes, trees.
house plants, cheap. 1904 Seiden-
berg, Corner 10th ST, lulyl2-3t
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REPORT
Key West, Fla, July IA, 1851
Observations taken at City Office.
900 AM, EST
Temperatures
Precipitation

Relative Humidity a. $500 AN.
i 1890
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27--PropertY Wanted

WANTED: Listings on water front
acreage and lots north Of Mara
thon. Full Information. please. in
GLIDING legal description. Geo. J.
RaWlins, Broker Salesman. THE
KEYES COMPANY. Pc. Box
IA, lslamorado. Julyl0-6t
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CHARTER No. 1872
RESERVE DISTRICT No. 8


REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FLORIDA NATIONAL RANK AT
kk0 WESTs OF KEY AEssT-, IN
THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS On
JTNE IA. 1891. at RLISHED IN
RESPONSE 10 9sAI.I.s MADEs ny
COMPTROLLER OF THE Ei "a
RENCN.s 58NIR1sEt sEGTI0Na si's2IIs
a.. =. REVISED STATt TIES
ASSETS ~
Cash. balances sTiSh soth- ~ sfES
er banks. including
reserve balance. and
cash items in process
of eollectfoE - 2a2 ~ - 3
Cnitea states Govern
ment obligations, di-
rect and guaranteed a,tNS, SIS. -
Obligations Of states
and political sUbdivl-
sions t4& IS
Corporate Z o X $ lin-
Guiding Sl6. $4,000 stock
OF r eral Reserve
hAnkA i6,aG4 90
Loans and discounts SIS .6S2.i>
sank premises owned
SS.5259S. furniture ana
fixtures S2S,Gl43N "E,44H.&6
Real estate owned other
than bAnk premises 1,@6@.St
other assets @s,t4 d.. 4@
TOTAL ASSETS Ss,2+2. eas 50
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oOn
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time of E1sisha a
Station Tide high watts
Bahia Honda
(bridgel oh ION 40 Il
No Name Key
teas, snd) ---+2h 20sn
Bocs CnIca
SANDY Pt.l oh 4Dm
Csldes Channel
(noTth end) A2h iOEn ria n
t--l-Minus sign. Corrections
20 be subtrActed.
(+)--Plus sign: Corrections II
be added
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Evening star., 1951-05-20

until light and fluffy. Add eggs,
l at a time, and beat in thor
oughly. Add -four mixture alter
nately with milk, beating until
smooth after each addition. Pour
into 2 creased. deep. 9-inch cake
pans. Bake in a moderate oven
(35O0F.) about 80 minutes. Mean
while make a thick syrup of re-
naming l cup sugar and water.
Flavor with vanilla and almond
extracts. Remove cakes from pans
onto cake racks. Immediately
spread tops with syrup. Cool and
frost. Yield: 8 to 10 portions.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

lLOSL. tClo u " Az kSOA ehoAAo'
Frosting
2 cups sugar
25 cup water
2 teaspoons corn syrup
2 egg whites, stiff1y beaten
2 cups seeded raisins, chopped
2 cups pecans, chopped
IL figs, chopped
Almond and vanilla extracts
Combine sugar, water and corn
syrup. Stir over low heat until
sugar is dissolved. Boil gently
until a small amount of syrup
forms a firm ball when dropped
into cold water (244oF. }. Pour in
a fine stream over beaten egg
whites, beating constantly. Beat
until frosting is cool and of proper
consistency to spread. Add raisins,
pecans and figs (raisins and figs
may be soaked overnight in a
small amount of sherry or brandy.
Add almond and vanilla extracts
to taste. Spread between layers,
on top and sides of cake.
Chaxlestou 0lsxa Soup
l large beef bone with plenty
of meat on it
3 quarts water
3 pounds fresh okra, finely
chopped
/ slice bacon, diced
8 large tomatoes, peeled, or 2
No. 212 cans tomatoes
2 bay leaves
2 medium onions
Salt and pepper to taste
Gently simmer beef bone in
water, partially covered, for 2
hours. Add okra, bacon, tomatoes,
bay leaves, onions and salt and
pepper to taste. Cook another 2
hours, adding more water if neces-
sary. When serving. add steamed
rice if desired. Hot buttered corn
sticks are tasty accompaniment
Approximate yield: S quarts.
Benne-Seed Waters
cup sifted all-purpose flour
u teaspoon double-acting bak-
ing powder
d teaspoon salt
q cup butter or margarine
2 cups firmly packed brown
sugar
z eggs, beaten
teaspoon vanilla extract
q cup benne seeds, toasted
Sift together -four, baking pow
der and salt. Cream butter or
margarine until soft, gradually
beat in sugar until light and fluffy.
Beat in eggs. Stir in flour mixture
until well blended. Add vanilla
and benne seeds. Drop by tea
spoons onto creased cookie
Evening star., 1951-05-20

cIVcu WIFI IlOlLlny IOT breakfast.
Approximate yield: 3 cups.
Syllabub
Peel of 2 lemons
l cup sweet wine
l cup Madeira
l lquart heavy cream
6 tablespoons lemon juice
Sugar to taste
Nutmeg
Soak lemon peel in the sweet
wine and Madeira until the favor
is extracted. Discard lemon peel.
Whip cream until it just begins to
hold its shape; gradually whisk in
the wines, lemon juice, sugar to
taste and nutmeg. Heap in glasses
and serve. Approximate yield: 3
quarts or IL portions.
Wine Jelly
2 envelopes plain gelatin
u cup cold water
l cup boiling water
IS cup sugar
Pinch of salt
n cup lemon juice, strained
ID cup orange juice, strained
2 cups sherry wine
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Dissolve in boiling water. Add
sugar, salt, lemon and orange
juice and sherry. Stir until well
blended. Pour into mold and
chill until firm. Approximate
yield: 6 portions.
Otxanto Pine-Baxk Stew
l pound bacon
IL Irish potatoes, sliced
IL medium-sized onions, sliced
Boiling salted water
l8 plymouth bass, Dream or
red breast, cleaned
2 teaspoons curry powder
Cook bacon in a large, deep iron
saucepan. Remove and reserve.
In the bacon fat place layer of
Il of the potatoes and layer of
Il of the onions. Just cover with
boiling salted water. Simmer gently
for 10 minutes. Add a layer of
whole fish; sprinkle with tea
spoon curry powder, then place
second layer of potatoes, onion
and fish and sprinkle with remain
ing curry powder. Add boiling
salted water to cover. Top with
third layer potatoes and onions.
Cover, cook very slowly until top
layer of potatoes is cooked.
Sauce
l cup butter or margarine
y cup Worcestershire sauce
2 cups catsup
/ tablespoon curry powder
u teaspoon red pepper
u teaspoon black pepper
Melt butter in saucepan. Add
Worcestershire sauce, catsup,
curry powder, red pepper and
black pepper. Add several cups of
Evening star., 1951-05-20
SECRET DISHES FROM OLD CHARLESTON
Continued from page eleOen

ys sheet, allowing 2 inches between in
'r- each cookie. Bake in slow oven SCI
r. (3250F) 8 to 10 minutes or until Al
til lightly Drowned. Allow to cool
ur minute before removing from bak-
ke ing sheet; then remove quickly
en- and gently with spatula. This
n makes thin transparent wafer
e. Yield: 8 to 10 dozen waters.
er. Note: To toast benne seeds, place
nd seeds in heavy iron skillet and
rs place over medium heat. Stir con-
ly stantly until lightly toasted.
Popham shximp Pie ~
cup shortening W
y pound onions, finely grated he
quart canned tomatoes tn
2 to 3 pounds raw shrimp, ia
cleaned an
teaspoon Worcestershire sauce qu
GU Pinch of red pepper
Pinch of mace
n teaspoon paprika
Salt to taste
Fn quart cooked rice
It'll strips bacon
In heavy saucepan melt
~ ~ shortening, add onions, tomatoes.
shrimp, Worcestershire sauce and
seasonings Cook over low heat,
SO .. stirring occasionally, for about 80 n
minutes. Add rice Unjust be dry -.
-. and fluffy and place in creased :.
80 80 baking DISH Arrange bacon strips =,
80 on top. Bake in moderate oven =.
(375' F.) until the bacon is crisp, -:
w. about Is minutes. Yield: to 10
~ ~ portions.
Shzizup Mold on Paste
2 pounds shrimp, cooked and
cleaned
" cup butter or margarine
3 tablespoons mayonnaise
(optionaD
Ground mace
ID teaspoon lemon juice
Il, Salt and pepper to taste -
teaspoon Worcestershire sauce -
Few drops Tabasco sauce -
Put shrimp through tne meat bC
grinder twice. Combine with but fo
IN ter or margarine until we'll blended. wi
Q Add enough mayonnaise to soften SO
.s slightly. Season we'll with ground SCI
nd mace, lemon juice, salt and pepper an
. to taste, Worcestershire sauce and in
.s- Tabasco sauce Chill mixture thor sa
ID ougfhy Serve with crackers or tn
r. thin, crisp toast. Mayonnaise may CT
II be omitted and celery seed used la,
w.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
DRUG STORE
DAMAGED
by FIRE

OCEAN DRIVE BEACH -
Shaving cream and pajamas
were much in evidence early
last week when a fire broke out
in McElveen's Drug Store at
Ocean Drive Beach. The towns
siren brought out a big crowd
OF spectators when smoke was
sees rolling inside through the
plate glass windows.
The fire started from faulty
wiring in a refrigerated candy
counter. The counter was com.
pletely destroyed, as well as it's
contents, several dozen boxes of
gift candy. The floor thing was
also damaged considerably.
Prompt action by the Ocean
Drive Beach Volunteer Fire De-
partment prevented what likely
would have been a disastrous fire
on the towns ocean front. Chem
icals were used to extinguish the
blaze. Damage was estimated at
about $500.
The new owner of McElveen's
Drug Store, Andy Pollard, i'm.
mediately announced a specia,
sale on toasted almonds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Fishing Guide Beino
Prepared By
News Bureau
OCEAN DRIVE REAc1,

OCEAN DRIVE BEACH -
Claude Dunnagan, Secretary of
the Coastal Merchants Associa.
ton and Director of the Grand
Strand News Bureau, announced
today that a comprehensive
guide to fishing on the Grand
Strand is being prepared for dis.
tribution to local business firms
hotels, guest houses and motor
courts, and for mailing out to
Chambers of Commerce, Librar.
les, Sports Editors and Radio
Commentators throughout the
two Carolinas.
The guide, a full mimeograph.
ed sheet. will give detailed in
formation on all types of fresh
and salt water fishing in north
ern Horny County. 1t will list all
excursion and charter fishing
yachts, their shippers, rates.
equipment. docking location, and
schedules of departure. In addi.
ton helpful facts about securing
bait. licenses, tides, boat rentals
and general fishing information
will be included.
Dunnagan stated that it is his
intention as Grand Strand Publ,
city Director to launch a press
campaign to acquaint Cardinals
sportsmen with the excellent
year round fishing available in
Horny County and to promote
the Grand Strand as the favorite
fishing spot of the two Carolinas.
1t was pointed out that the
Grand Strand resort coast offers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
WATER TOWER
STRUCTURE
COMPLETED

Ocean Drive Beach-Raising of
the ITO foot structural steel tow
er for Ocean Drive Beach's new
water tank was completed this
past Wednesday with the install
alton of a steel catwalk which
will encircle the base of the tank.
The huge tank, located directly
behind Williford's Ocean Drive
Furniture Store, will have a capa.
city of 100000 gallons. Erection
of the steel tank will begin inn
mediately and will take approx
mately seven weeks to complete.
The big tank and tower are
part of Ocean Drive Beach's new.
ly acsuired Municipal water sys.
tenn, which is expected to be in
full operation sometime during
the coming winter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Noted Radio Producer
Vacationing At
Crescent

CRESCENT BEACH - J. B.
Clark well-known radio program
producer and sportscaster of
Charlotte, is vacationing this
week on the Grand Strand at
Crescent Beach with Mrs. Clark
and their son Barry. Clark, whose
radio broadcasts are familiar to
Carolinians, is presently account
executive with the DeadWiler Ad-
vertising Agency of Charlotte.
This is the agency which is handl-
ing the Piedmont Airlines &C.
count, and Clark is currently
handling promotion, along with
WITS Grady Cole, of the Air.
lines Charlotte to Myrtle Beach
run. The firm is sponsoring a
weekly contest which offers win
ners a free plane trip and yaca-
|tion to Myrtle Beach, with &C.
comodations at the sWank Ocean
Forest Hotel.
BY an unusual coincidence,
Clarke is himself vacationing as
the winner of another contest
sponsored by a Charlotte firm
Harris Super Markets. Tn e
Clarks won a free weeks vaca.
ton at the beautiful Crescent
Hotel on the Grand Strand. On
Monday, Clark's son, Barry, and
his friend, Ted Myers, enjoyed
a complimentary fishing trip a.
board S. P. Gardeners carolina
Queen" from Vereen's Marina at
Tilghman Beach, caught a large
string of black-fish and had their
pictures taken by Claude Dunna-
gan, Grand Strand publicity
man, for the Charlotte Observer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Miss Richardson To
Wed William
Eugene HazeIden

The engagement of Miss Mary
Christine Richardson of Myrtle
Beach to William Eugene Hazeld-
en- of Murrells Inlet is announc-
ed this week by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Richardson OF
Myrtle Beach.
The marriage VOWS will be
pledged July %, at the First Bap-
fist Church with DR.. Carl Comp
ton officiating.
Miss Richardson was gradual
ed this year from the Myrtle
Beach High School and has beer
employed the past three years
by the Delta Drug Company,
prior to which time the Richard
sons were residents of Conway.
Mr.. Hazelden, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry E. Hazelden of Muir
relps Inlet, attended the Conway
schools and is associated with
Kearns Floor Covering Company
here
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
St. Andrews Plans
Added Sunday Mass

In order to accommodate the
large numbers of servicemen and
visitors now in Myrtle Beach, an
additional Mass will be conduct
ed each Sunday morning during
the summer months at st. An
drews Catholic Church.
Four Masses are planned each
Sunday effective Immediately,
Rev. Richard c. Madden has an.
nounced. The times are Z, s 10
and II a. m. and all visitors are
cordially invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

Horny County's fishing ban on
fresh water streams that origin
ally extended through June &c
is now effective until August 1
announced State Game Warden
A. A. Richardson on July II. The
action was taken upon recon-,
mendation of the County legisla
tive delegation under statutory
provisions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

a variety of fishing uneaualled
anywhere. This includes deep sea
ana gulf stream fishing, surf
casting, inlet fishing, pier fish.
ing, waterway trolling, fresh wa
ter lake and river fishing, crabb
lng' fleunder spearing and bull
frog gigging.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

About one-seventh of the meat
processing reported by locker
plants is for home-unit owners
who do not rent lockers.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
There is one thing that Jimmy
Durante's imitators can't take
from the little mar with the over
sized nose. And that is his ability
to persuade the biggest of the big
names to appear as guests on his
TV show.
His mimics can make with the
putty noses. do his "strutaway,'
but it's the original Durante
"Poysonality" which has lured
Operatic Star Helen Traubel,
Margaret Truman and Ethel Bar
rymore into doing TV routines
with Jimmy which they would
never do with any one else.
I went out to see Jimmy in his
Beverly Hills home to find out
what other conquests he was lin
ing UP for his monthly stint on
MICS All-Star Revue.
How didya like the skich with
Miss Barrymore" Jimmy asked.
ut was her first time on TV, va
know"
Jimmy. it was marvellous, but
who are you going to get now?
Miss Barrymore will be tough to
top"
"Ya got something there" he
he laughed. but I got some ideas
Conf1dentially, I'm tryin' to get
Garbo, but it'll take some doin'."
If anyone can persuade the re-
luctant Swede to do a guest shot
on TV. am now making book on
Jimmy at any odds.
Jimmy. what is your philos-
ophy behind getting these dig
nifled ladies Of the theater, screen
and White House for your TV
show?" I inquired.
| "It'S da contrast" said Jimmy
Evening star., 1951-12-23
It's Personality That Counts
Jimmy Duronte's Charm Is What Gets
Him Those Dignfied Co-Stors
By Hal Humphrey

with pixies smile. "Ya put their
dignity up against my clowning,
and va got contrast"
do you have any trouble get
ting them to bend their dignity
a little?" I asked.
We'll. I work with 'em, va
know, and sometimes I convince
'em, and sometimes I don't. Re-
member the song skich I did
with Maggie Truman when she put
on the hat and did da strutaway
with me? Everything went fine,
but she wouldn't put on the nose.
| Il got an idea that on TV it's
your personality which counts.
Without it. where are va?
People sittin' at home have
seen every kind of act there is.
Pretty soon thereTl be no more
acts. They're runnin' out of 'em
now. That's why I use only one
poysonality at a time-besides
yours truly. of course, and I'm just
a shrinkin' violet"
Jimmy wound up this little mon
ologue with a coy look, and turned
away shyly, leaving his maid and
me in spasm of laughter as we
watched the famous Durante pro-
/ file.
! He has a disarming charm and
innocent humor which would melt
a pawnbroker's heart.
When you've been in Jimmy's
presence for a while, you forget
that there are people in this world
who would just as soon knife you
as look at you. The Misses Trau-
bel. Truman and Barrymore must
have felt this, too. It's just a pleas
ure to be around the guy.
(Copyright 1851, Mirror Enterprises
| eyndicate)
Evening star., 1951-12-23

Vaughn Taylor and Brook Byron
will star in a repeat performance
of Nantucket Legend"
800, WTOP-Strike It Rich:
Jackie Robinson will visit.
$3.50, WTOP-The Web: The tele-
play will be Model Murder"
1880, WMAL-Celanese Theater:
Lillian Gish will have the starring
role OF Christina Farley in Philip
Barry's "The Joyous Season"
1000, WTOP - Boxing: Roger
Donaghue will meet Winnie DAN
drea in q 10-round welterweight
bout.
Thursday.
1900, WTTG-Bigelow Theater:
Don De Fore and Audrey Long will
have the leading roles in Muriel
and William Bottoms TV comedy,
Always a Bridesmaid"
Friday.
800, WTOP-Playhouse of Stars:
Joan Caulfield will play q scientist
who has lost her speech In Girl
in O Million"
Evening star., 1951-12-23

Monday.
1880, WMAL-Hollywood Screen
Test: Arnold Moss will guide screen
candidates through a drama titled
Where Love Is"
500, WTOP - Video Theater:
Thomas Mitchell and Fay BANTER
will co-star in an adaptation Of
Stephen Vincent Benet's "a Child
Is Born"
$3.50, WNBW-Voice of Firestone
Eleanor Steber will sing Mozart S
"Allelulia," "The Friendly Beasts"
and Gruber's Silent Night"
$3.50, WTTG-Johns Hopkins Sci
ence Review: The topic for discus
sion will be THE Tools of the
Trade"
900, WNBW-Lights Out: Burgess
Meredith will have the lead in This
Way to Heaven"
$3.50, WNBW Opera Theater;
Gian-C Carlo Menotti's opera, "Amah
and the Night Visitors" will have
its world premiere. starring Chez
Allen.
1890. wToP-studio One: 1ri.