davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-09-28

wNsW-7, To-day; O. Msrgaret's Kitchen; $50.
Morning Matinee; 1880, Science in
Everyday Life; II. Mrs. U. S. A.; 1t:ao,
It's . Problem; Il, Noon in washington;
12:3e, Little Playhouse; I, Peoples Play
house; Z, Industry on Parade; 2:15. Iona
than Story; 2:30, lnga's Angle; :, The
Big syeff; $50, welcome Travellers.
WTTe-1o:ls, cartssR Thsater; 1850, Early Bird
Theater; u, Msyletsne News; 12:15, Mid
DAY Chapel; 1870, Nosntims News; 12:45,
Take the BFesk; I, Feature Film; 7:3e,
Shop the Town; ;, Paul Dixsa ShsW.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

wIoP-s, Read We walk; $50, ysu and ysw
Land; 10, Mere Is the Picture; II,
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Sunday, September z8, I95z
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Government Guys and Gals; Il, IN the
Park; 17:3e, Candy Carnival; I, csrtssn
capessi 1:as, Whistilng wizard.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Thursday, October z, 1852

tober z, 1852
Midday Chapel; 17:3o, Meantime News;
12:4s, Take the Break; I, Feature Film;
2:3s, shsp the Tswa; >, Paul Dirsn Show.
wToP-s, Morning Show; 10. Arthur Godfrey;
II. Care Party; Tits, There's One In
Every Family; lt:3o, Strike Il Ri:h; u,
Bride and Groom; 17:15, lsve Of Life;
l2:4S, Allan Jeffrsy's ladies' Day; 1850,
Garry Mssrei 2:3o, Guiding light; 2:45,
Art tinklsttsr's Rsuss Party; 3:1s, Mike
and Buff.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Der 1852
7:3o, shsp he Tsua; :, Paul Dixsa
SheW.
WMAl-1:30, Screen and Heafd; Z, Sherm's Shsw-
place; 2:3o, nsIlyWssi Matinee; $50,
Ruth Crane.
WToP-s, Morning Shsw 10, wheel Of Fortuae;
II, There's One In Every Family; 11:3o.
Strike II Rich; u, Bfide and ereom;
12:15, Lsys Of Life; 17:3o, Search for
Tsmorsw; 12:4s, Allan jeffrey's; 100,
Garry Moore; asa, Guiding Light; 7:4s,
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Fridoy, October 3, 1852

Fridoy, 0ete
WNBW-s:ss, Isday On the Farm; 7, Tetsy; .,
Margaret's kitehsa; $50, Msraiag Mat
ines; 1890, Music Time; II, Mrs. D. S.
A.; f1:3o, It's Problem; u, Neon In
washington; 17:3e, Prs-Merld SeTiesi
12:4s, World Series; !, Gig Paysff; $40,
welcome Travellers.
WrTe-1e:1s, cafteoa Iheatsr; 1880, Early Bird
Thsatsr; Il, Msvistsns News; 12:1s,
Midday Chapel; 1880, Nosntims News;
12:4s, Take the Break; I, Feature Film;
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Wednesday. October |. 1852

WMAL-t:30, Screen and Heard; 2, Sherm's Show
pIaesi 7:3o, nsIIywsot Matinee; $50. Ruth
Crane.
WoP-s. Msrning ShsW; 10, News-Mshsaey;
1o:15, Arthur esdfrey, 1o:3o, Arthur
esdfrsy; II, There's 0as In Every Family;
11:,e, Strike u Rich; u, Bride and
erssm; 17:1S, Love Of Life; 12:4s, Allan
Jeffrey's Ladies' Day; 1:30, Garry Moore;
asa, Guiding light; 2:4s, Art Link
letters Hsuss Party, Dis, Mike and
Butt.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

WNBW-io:ls, Church n the WildWesd; n,
Frontiers Of FaitA; 1l:3o, News Rsview;
I1:is, Industry On Parade; u, tsur Jun
isr Review; 1, vsuth wants to knsW;
1:3e, HspsIsng Cassidy.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Tuesdoy. September 30 1852
Evening star., 1952-02-23

flhIs new bFIek eeIenIsI eseteFphaIl
heme eeHtaIBs fIFltrfleeI bedTeeM er
den with, adIeIHIne haIf beihI fhFee
speeleuk bedFeemsI tiled bafhS and
aEesslna TeeFA ON The Reeend f9aT,
There 10 q FeeFeatleH FeeTl with flTsH
plaee end seFvenig laVataN, 0theT
LaemS include Ieree lIVIRa roam with
flFeRlaee end picture windaW, flIl-
sized dining EeeN, alI.sIaetrie Kitchen
eemplate with disposed, sleetHe Tenee
and refrigerator and dIshwasheF, staT-
Gee attie with puIldown stairWay,
Screened RNeh eff LIVING roam, A.
taehsd eaTaee, Cos heat, LARGE,
wooded lot containing over 5000
80, II,
Directions 10 .Reach, Gross Memorial
aTiaee bsgr shgTP right toE toRIrteaths
eEm oIgm @ ,,snt sHa o. sIS;teatf. oI wils 70
on Mililavv Road 10 N, Pollard STREET "WI ~
cH. 3S3s
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Dy Devid G. Doreuther

IT'S surprising the number Of
people who consider that q water
softener ID q luxury sadget to
appeal 10 women In the fancy
home equipment game,
But when engineering research
finds that such h0meiy things "a
the familiar ring In the bathtub
and efusts In pipes, water heaters
and eeokihE utensils ale costing
you hard earned cash, just be-
cause Of hard water, you begin
10 wehdeF,
The University OF filiheis small
Homes Geuheil for instance,
found that deposits Termed by
calcium and MAGNESIUM suiBhates
and bieaFbeRates=the elements
that make water hard=eaR ma
terlally reduce the efficiency OF
home hot water heaters, Some
authorities say thai leks OF ets
heleney can amount 10 tlbe per
person per year n
Hut the consumption Of soap Ia
the bic Item, According 10 one
k0tt water study group the aver
Rae family uAea about taT worth OF
SOAP In q year In q soft water area,
Where water n very hard
Cherokee, Okla for example,
whore N tVAtA 90 grains hard--the
same family soap bill runs around
eii0 per year,
WAter, II seems, IA a much
Evening star., 1952-02-23

feSettlna d loose brick. IN the hrSt
place, The i00Se brlCk should be
removed and aii patches Of mortar
ehlpped on until tha brick IA
eieahr II should then bs placed In
q bucket Oh water
The recess from which ths brick
IA taken Sh0uid DO thefeHahly
cleaned Out and oil dust brushed
9Hb Oh ltI Fhe hekt step IA 20 S8ak
bhe b8tt8na and sides on The 0pens
lna Win water until 10 viii not
abs0rb any mere This IA 10 keep
he dFy surfaces lP9m drawing oil
the water out OF the new patching
e9nePete ana causing II 20 shrink
and crack when II dries,
When this preparation has been
mace y9H can open the beK and
MIN the eeneFete In q bowl on
bucket,
" should be spread evenly all
around tho recess, The brick
should be removed from the water
and bHtteped with the new mix,
then set IN place and pressed
firmly until 1t Is even with the
surrounding surface,
Excess patching cement which
squeezes out should be cleaned of,
The repair should be covered with
a damp cloth for four days.
RslsASsd hy the Bell syndiests, Incl
Evening star., 1952-02-23

was rusty. Although magnesium
rods In the water heater we're
supposed TO prevent this, d
chemical or eleetrolytio action
occurred between the copper
tubing and steel water tank,
causing rust that only d water
softehet could eliminate. Since
the eadget was installed the hot
water "a as white and clear al the
cold. The plumber says it's
drihkable.
kA&
Have YOU ever wondered why
some people have three faucets
Oh Oil sinks and iavatefies9 tn
hetels the third faucet ID usually
labeled ''iee water" simply be-
cause II Ii slightly eeeledl
The three.faueet arraneement
means that the water IA 40 hard
that seftehers ore used on beth
the eeld and hot water lines,
Since many people object 10 the
taste Of seft cold water, the third
pipe carries the plain hard water,
Also there IA no real need Ia
A0ften The water used by The
toilet tank or heAe connections,
Hence, three pipes
Hard water often tastes better
Evening star., 1952-02-23

and it's usually healthful with
oil the minerals II contains. But
it's d terror for washing. It's
calcium and magnesium ions
react with soap to form ifisoluble
eufds. That's why women use
ammonia, b6fax, or tfisodiutn
phosphate with washing soda to
set clothes clean.
30 water s0ftenefs have be-
come one Of the sliekest OF modern
appliances for the home. They
save enough soap alone 10 pay
for themselves In short order.
They usually Wefk with seelite, O
mineral that extracts the hafds
ness ffefn the water o. IL filters
through, The Beelite exchanges
the calcium and magnesium for
sodium that werks fiRe with soap,
n " M
The sefteher requires reehaFelng
or reeendltlening after the Rees
llte's supply OF sodium Ia used up,
Sometimes this Is accomplished BY
adding common salt 10 the Soft
enerr Sometimes ON auxiliary
brine tank takes care OF this,
IN the WorAt hard water areas
rental Aettener service II popular,
A replacement unit IA periodically
Evening star., 1952-02-23
HaTd:waleI areas ol Che United states

more complicated mixture than
the simple Huo we learned about
In sehoel, Snow produces about
the purest water, Rain Ia next,
although by falling through the
Air II picks up o lot OF impurities,
Mountain streams and lakes pro-
vide water relatively free from
nrganlo impurities on which hae-
,eria thrive, but l0WlAnd streams
and lakes can be highly polluted,
Evening star., 1952-02-23

tG1Ie!Eks.tsR|HG.E,.,.SEE
MMs. saH nave hlsh FeAAla
Evening star., 1952-02-23

Prem there An YOU can and
more things In water than 4 chem
lat can hhake q stick NJ,
] happen 10 live In 0 relatively
soft water area, but experts
called the water "aald," Some
neiahhorA complain that II evan
eats out copper plumbing,
MY copper plumbing seems 10 be
holding out, but the hot water
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Here's a Way to Repair Brickwork

onu Of tho easiest ways ID
break n lea 0r sptAlh IN ahkIe IA
10 dlNthHl6 4 l00se brick IN stept
bt platforms,
Outside 0i the ilsk one takes
with Il defect Ut thls Kind, II IA
We'll known that d lAass 0l ma
h6iify a6es 10 pieces very rapidly
Wheh one uhIb IA l06sel
A s60n IA 4 Brick becomes l06sel
the bricks on either aide ana In
back OF II are robbed OF the f0Ps
hleP support and bee9nae l09se
themSelYeAI
Evening star., 1952-02-23

SONS time aao u repair 10
brlckwUrk involved buylhu n bar
Of cement ana 0he Ut sand ana
d0lhR s0ihe iiISlhn,
II VIA not The kind Of task
which The ayeraae h0me6Wher aps
preached with RELISH To-day The
picture IA iaP more simple IN you
can buy q small bon Oh prepared
patching e6hePeter mlK II with q
little water and Do ready 20 do a
neat ana quick lob,
There ls 0 eeFtAln formula fep
Evening star., 1952-02-23

installed and the exhausted
mineral unit Ii taken back TO the
plant for reCharging. According 10
one expert there are more than
100000 rental softeners In service,
Apparently water softeners can
DO much TO proleng the life Of the
plumbing system Of q house. One
Evening star., 1952-02-23

observer has estimated that o.
many % $4,000 domestic hot
water tanks rust out prematurely
every week throughout this coun.
try and have TO be replaced. More
than 100 cities are adding phos.
phates IN their water supplies to
eehtfol rust In water mains.
ffaistgib,itAa hE tta AskApiaiaa ap.s.N
Evening star., 1952-02-23

This sBaeIeus new ausIty eeIeHlal
eentalHs on the fTst fIeeF 6sH.
eenteFzentrenee hall, lIviHa feerH I5s
- In the WILLIAMSBURG Faannst with
eelenlal fIrHBlaee and deeF eHenIna
on 9 screened llVlna perch 9n20l,
dining teeH 2sll with chair rail,
large Westinghouse Kitchen eenpIsls
WIlh dIshwashef, disposed, vsnlIIalIna
Ten, an abuhdanee oil hand. finished
eabnais and FefmIea-te topped eeunlsI
9Paes He'd hall balh Oh lhe ssesnd
fI6eF Master bedf66m 5st6j win
bfyate iIlsd bath, Two elhsf bsdfssl,s
and iled baih Full basement viii
feeteatl6n area with tIfebIaee, Sefva
aht's haIf bath and 6ulsIde sFiFahes,
fediufes include beseb6aFd het WslsF
hedilhg sysieFt,l eas tired FuHed IuHls
peh Mefeufk switches Lifetime aIu
besiss Feef BuIlaiH gaFase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
|Ex-Editor Of La Prenso'
Gets journalism Award
BY the Assoeioisd Press

CHICAGO. Oct. 8.-Dr. Alberto
Gainza Paz. self editor and
publisher Of the Argentine news
paper La Prensa, today was named
winner Of the annual University
of Minnesota Award for Distin-
|guished Service in Journalism.
The award was announced by
Ralph D. Casey. director of Min
|nesota's School Of journalism.
The award medal will be presented
to DR.. Gainza Paz Monday at the
annual meeting Of the Inland
Daily Press Association in
Chicago.
DR.. Gainza Paz. who left Argen-
tina in 1851 after his newspaper
was appropriated by the Peron
government, was cited by Mr..
Casey for his magnificent fight to
maintain the freedom and indie
pendence Of his newspaper, and
his courage in combating the
forces Of dictatorship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
japanese Told Of Huge
Market Among Chinese

TOKYO (CDN Gen. Chang
Chun, Chinese Nationalist envoy
visiting Japan. has told the Japa-
nese they should refuse to deal
with Communist China because
of theological differences and in.
stead should exploit the marker
Of 10000, 900 Chinese In Southeast
Asia.
He said all these groups were
supporting the Chang Kai-shek
government on FormoSa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Ceiling Price on Parking
Al Airport Here Increased
BY the Assoeicfed Press

The Government yesterday ap'
proved a 5-cents-an-hour increase
in the ceiling price for parking
automobiles at the Washington
National Airport.
The Office Of Price Sterilization
granted the increase to the Park
ing Associates Corp. of Los An
geles. Calf. which operates the
facility.
The new ceiling for the first
hour Of parking will be Is cents
compared with the former rate of
10 cents. For each additional
hour the rate still will be 5 cents
but parkers will reach a total OF
so cents for eight hours compared
with nine hours at the old rate.
The rate of so cents as a maxi
mum for a 24-hour period re-
mains unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08

SEATTLE. Oct. g. Subjects
ranging from the opening of {
new mission field in Malaga tx
adoption Of a $12,000,000 budget
are on the program for the 18th
Biennial Convention of the United
Lutheran Church Of America con-
vention opening here tonight.
A communion service in Uni
versity Methodist Temple, chosen
because Of its large auditorium
will open the meeting of the
largest Lutheran body in this
country.
The Rev. DR.. Franklin Clark
Fry, New York. president Of the
church, will preach at the open
ing service. Six hundred official
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
limited Lutherans Meet In Seattle Convention

delegates and about 1.400 visitors
are expected to attend the week
long meeting.
Business sessions will start to-
morrow morning. The agenda in
Icludes DIR. Fry's biennial report
reception OF the Caribbean synod
Into the church and election Of
officers.
The convention also is expected
to act on ministerial pensions and
acceptance of the new Revised
Standard Version Of the Bible in
the church's service books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
ICrude Oil Products

TUISA.-An average 42-gallon
barrel Of crude petroleum yields
1874 gallons of gas, 20 gallons of
kerosene, 7.3 gallons of light fuel
oil, 81 gallons of heavy fuel and
S gallons Of other products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
|$3 Million Fire in Iron

TEHERAN. Oct. 8 R.-A seven
hour fire Monday night destroyed
40 shops in Arak. $50 miles south
west Of Teheran. Damage was
estimated at 100 million rails ($3
imillion).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Catholics in ireland

BELFAST.-Two Of the six coun-
ties Of Northern Ireland are pre-
ldominantly Catholic.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
Wake Up
To More Comfort
Without Nagging Backachs

Without N0GGlnS bAck0chO
Nagging backache. loss Of pep and energy.
headaches and dizziness may be due to slow
down Of kidney function. Doctors say good
kidney function Is very important to good
health. When some everyday condition, such
q stress and strain, causes this important
Function to slow down, many folks sufernag-
Rinw baekache-feel miserable. Minor blad-
der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may
cause getting up nights or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your kidneys If these condi-
lions bother you. Try Doan's Pills-a mild
diurstie. Used successfully by millions for
ever 80 years. It's amazing how many times
Doan's give happy relief from these discom-
forts-help the smiles of kidney tubes and 81.
ters hush out waste. Get Doan's PMS todayl
EIl:l:liE[sf
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Beth Ell Group to Meet

The Congregation Beth Ell of
Montgomery County will meet at
$3.50 o'clock tonight at 3 Pooks
Hill road, Bethesda. Sigmund
Shapiro, a member of the con-
gregation, will speak on "Welcom-
ing the Sabbath"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

90 hai.gua HfsH hnAifa s.''As
IS aln - "a ssupah s2hirrsm
hg0t hn0mtGH 98hrl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
Change Of Heart
BY Kcshleen tiorris

that never would be tie same
again. Abigail. WAom she lox.4
bat felt she never would know
or understand. the two hearts
Tommy had given hgr: Dean.
There was no Use denyinR IL
most OF her tears were because
OF Dean. She was 50 disappointed
in him. She tried 20 tell herself
he was not worth such anguish
lie was not upright and honest
like Tommy. Dean should have
told her about himself and Ahi-
gail. Tie should have written her.
IL only a brief friendly note. he
should never have made her fali
In love with him.
She even tried 20 tell herself
that II was not love. She mated
him. She never wanted 20 see
ham again. She would not 20 bacA
- New York.
Then she heard the phone
downstairs. ringing like mad II
must have been ringing before
and she had not heard IL with her
head muilicd in her pillows. She
hastily slipped out OF her bed
She must answer it before IL dis.
turbed Father. or Weakened Grace
who was exhausted and needed
her rest.
II was probably someone call.
ing the wrong number. she dc.
cided. No one the Lees knew
would ring up AZ this hour ~ thg
morning. For Il was morning. i
must be somewhere around two
o'clock.
Hello. Yes. this Is Garfield 22qa
Yes, this Is Miss Lee. Bat vhg
New York, New York calling
Yes. I'll hold the line"
If she could hold herself up
her knees had become 50 wobhly
Her heart had FIRST stopped. thcI
started beating again 50 loadll
that she would mol have hlsei
surprised had the operaiog IN.
Nelg York operator -haarU NJ
III il really was New York. ans
maybe she was dreaming. u couls
only be But no. u might b
| Abigail. out with some Of he
friends on a gay party, or one o
them getting telephonitis. as he
sister had called IL.
| But IL was Deans voice tina
finally came through. Dean
voice. sounding as though he wer
right there. or a few blocks away
instead Of almost a thousall
miles.
"NIAYBE It's kind OF late" Doal
vi said. 80 wish Won Nerr
J Christmas, youngster. But "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
Chapter ~

Chapter N
THESE past few anxious DAYS
u had been so fun that Marcia
had shed thoughts Of everything
and everyone else. That IS, every
one but Dean. No matter how
busy she was, how glad 20 be
home. she could not forget him.
That was why she was 50 hurt
by his silence.
Her father was brought home
the day before Christmas. She
and Grace, with Tomnlys help--
for Tom MacIniyre had proved
a faithful friend throughout this
ordeal--trimmed the christnag
tree and decorated the house
with holly and candies and
wrapped the presents and piled
them beneath the tree. Yet il was
not like the Christmases Of old.
The festivity was only on the
surface. The merTimentwasf forced.
Father had 10 stay In has room.
only coming down long enough
90 have dinner and view the tree.
Even that proved almost too much
excitement SO that Grace phoned
several friends. who in turn
passed the word along. not 20
cali until Mr.. Lee was stronger.
Tommy did not show up. either.
He had stopped for a short while
on Christmas Eve Co leave a small
package. explaining that he was
going with his family 20 spend
the day with has grandparents.
His Gift was lovely. a small. old
fashioned brooch shaped like two
interlocked hearts. set with tiny
pearls.
Marcia felt that Il held a spe.
cial significance: IL meant. Is she
had surmised. that Tommy had
not given up. For Of course the
two hearts represented her own
and Tommy's. la
There was no prcsen. from
Dean, not so much as a Christmas
greeting card. Marcia told herself
that the mails were heavy; surely
a card. al least. would arrive be.
fore long. She told herself thai
she must remember Christina
was lust another day 20 Dean
She told herself that be was ex'
ceptionally busy. But all of thess
excuses sounded lame even 4
herself.
When the house was darkeneS
and quiet. Marcia LET all her peni
up enSaii0ns spill forth. She cries
as she Sad not cried since shi
had been a very little girl Sh'
was crying over a good mani
things: her father. the old time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
Photo by Puo

IA done now.
my show would he 2eo per 4
better on film.~ be commen !
'sYm can GET perfection On ! :
whereas a great deal = isn =
chanre when yuu - q live q =
Unfortunately the costs 80 upe =
yua film a program u costs !
$40 GOO more. because II the . 7
expense ~ camcramea and Z
Bui I think Us worth h TIE Lnt I
BAH Dcsi Afnax show has pFUst'
that.
Day dropped Ire saddcninH =
that this viii probably b. the :
season of thc Jack Benny :
show. sponsors NJ longer vat =
pay BIZ money Coz radin. Ne :
planned. pay viii he abh to :
occasional appearances on Bee
TN show which Repeatedly
start in the fall On fofinli
basis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

Rec, warsira f s-a e.,
i .u ata tnc f4n.sa.
~ "a vos, So Z 4 "a cal "a
sweet"
oh. Dean. tnats aaa ,rsas
n took only o. slunf ~
Voice. only what I'D ,alA
- sweep AL els. as.3c. al e
pruach. all anFc al misfls,e..
ana douat Dean sd al -.
ten heE. IL had ,atuEhi n
arst. az scan as Hls ~Qrk =
done ne had bad I'd cen. a "a
u the hour.
cts pretty good g. a So
myself" There was nFlde az
voice. And I've a haace n -.
i IN an exhibit lnothcr reas..
] had o. get Il FINS led. nus ~
mind that young or. How y.
( you When are yoa soma
back"
"rm fine" Sac vas fnc A..
She Was So happy Is actually ~.
Her heart was singing. her pals 1
racing. Tier knee I'd n0t ~
20 bold her up. she could "a
walked on air.
! hope YOU don't mind nv -
writing" Dean was saylaa -
4 never write letters Bat W.
were sweet. Like YOU. y0une1,..
HoWs everything How's -
iathcrg That old beau ~ von.
Tommy whais-his.namcF"
lie Father everyaa
fine" Everyone. everything
now that things were an "a
I between herself and Dean 4
I Dean was serious. she could 4 (.
/ llevc in him. or she would net
I talking % him now md she IN.
be the one be loved.
You didn't answer me- D.,
said. His voice was tern. YEA j
I lHld iliai teasing nAts She CO..
I almost see his little rfookei -. !
Wien are YOU clenlna hacki I
fcvd YOU, young ~ ! fan't "A
along wiihout you muab lanxs !
4 don't know sac Wkhe8 ! !.
did Tie needed her. there eae 4
BE- no question ns - her Il -
back now. What Il she had v6x i
only such a short while aea. 4 4
she never would 80 hack. nes !
wanted q see him aralnT
You'll come as soon a "
cam"
Eyes" What else could she 4, ;
When she wished than she q. |.
g. back 50 him this minute. / !
! back. set there as quickly nn ].
. slbic. never - rln aw4g IA 4
y ito BE csntiaaeA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
Dennis Day Says Trend In
Television Is Away From H.,
Plunging Necklines Now

with . band. she Is the girl next
door" type rather than the usual
~ siren.
n picked her for tao reasons.
nay explained. First oi all. she
fits the story. The part calls co.
a glri Who lives next DIOR, and
I'd look pretty silly playing my
kind 81 character opposite some
scxy glaThor Girl
Also, I wanted the kind ~ a
girl who would appeal 90 q family
audience . realize from watching
my kids that q large part a the
TV audience consists of children. "
The bashful tenor has been work
ing feverishly on the TV show
which VIII be "a variety show
with q story line. iIe finds ihe
new medium much tougher than
the movies. In which ne has lately
been active AZ 2uth-Fox
As for radio he expressed re
exact sentiments ~ Bob Hone a.
Marie Wilson Compared 10 Ty
radio Is like stealing money
a. tie Jack Re~ny radio show
I rehearse nsif b0ur on salur
day and work about swo hours ~
sunday" he remarked IAN have
20 do Is read the lines az "a
script But IN ~. I have 10 wnrk
on the script. memorixe Il. re-.
hearse Il over and over. remember
camera angles and . thousand on
or things"
Day will do seven TN programs
until the summer layof. aliernat
ms on Friday nights with the Exie
Pima show. In the fall. the Day
program may b. on every Week
IN that case. he will wans 10 ~
Il or film instead ~ live a. /,