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Evening star., 1952-09-04
ADVERTISEMENT.

&M<x<.
fENTER
MARKET CITY.
With Meredith Young
The new directories of Center
Market are out! Look for them on
the counters of your favorite deal
ers tomorrow, and help yourself.
They will aid you in getting around
this large market and help you get
better acquainted with the many
different stands here.
September has ushered in the
OYSTER season again. According
to AL Thompson, of the Thompson
Seafood Stand, No. 537, they are
not very plentiful, but so far the
price has remained the same as
last year. There's a chance this
will 60 up later, so you'd better
enjoy them early!
This month will also bring a
Jewish holiday, Rosh Hashana
(Sept. 20 and 2D. Better start
laying in supplies of good foods
at Georges Kosher Delicatessen,
Stand $50. He has excellent &C.
fiIte Fish and suggests you get
some jars of Spring Garden
Salad" as relish to 60 with It.
While we're on the subject, don't
forget that FIeishman's Kosher
Meat Stand, No. 429 (DI. 524O)
Evening star., 1952-09-04
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Feminine Fashion
FLair=
BY BERNADINE CARRICKETr

Well ladies' certainly big surprise about two weeks
tell about taken definite
fall you begun shop yours
chosen could hardly believe it. When
this the situation closely
find the why And this discovery
wider styling partly responsible for this but
important retailer that the confusion created by novelty
camel
a fabric Though
probably buying luxury that especially softotouch
the characteristics
you able comparatively
low prices there for camel coatngs
Camel hair fabric long associated with the casual polo coat
which selling list by retailers
taken for fitted and dressy styles The
biggest advantage hair resembles cashmere and other
selling anywhere
to $50 cheaper than expensive cashmeres
York. many Of the
quick register dresy fitted shouettes The
reaction to these told been most favorable.
In addition and the fitted coat the roll collar
three button selling extremely well Another
number is the Peter-Pan collar camel hair coat
Color makes impressive story in this fabric with and
nude running a with the camel shade
Everyone talked that though selling
continues coats there win be twice
sold before winter actually sets In
part story that there styles
this every group all who hasn't
looked into this picture do you might be as pleasantly
prised az I
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home Of Mrs. Williams. They re-
turned home Sunday. Nov. o.
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Negroes appearing That been the beef
and continues to chief
Last week received telephone call from very
prominent In Negro show business For
about the sad state of the Negro Harlem
JUDGES and determinations against the performer
said that since this writer left the Harlem newspaper
there had been TOUCHES
of how the column the mos and Andy
reprinted and distributed In New York.
advised him, when could get edgewse talk
Ed Murran of the New York Muan
of the Harlem gentry who takes the
typewriter His observation that Negro
using the material they with
explanation for the showing evon nitery
What good 1t do tel the truth? they II
and waling to with the squaw but the who
lament the loudest always the hardest the
comes to put the cards the table with the proof
There two In Harlem they don't have the
foresight the inclination to
graceful conditions affecting the Negro why
bOther9
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Able To BE Up; Mrs. Glenora
Lewis, SIT No. st. Adams st. is
happy she is able to sit up some
days.
House Guests OF Parents; Mrs.
George Stansell and son George,
Of Los Angeles, are the guests Of
Mrs. stanseli's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Anderson. TAI Car
roll Ave. Mrs. stansell win leave
the middle of the month for the
Mayo Clinic, for surgery. Her
mother win accompany her.
Here To offleiate at Funeral;
Rev. B. N. Moore Of Peoria, H..
is in the city to officiate at funer-
services for Mr.. Ralph Allen, $40
Rondo Ave.
Recovered; Mrs. Richard Mann,
1901 Western Ave. No., returned
home from Bethesda hospital and
has completely recovered from her
recent illness.
From Iowa "U"; Messrs. Fred
die King and "Dick" Ration
motored TO the Twin Cities from
the University Of Iowa TO attend
the Minnesota-Iowa Homecoming
game. They were the house guests
Of Mr.. Kings mother, Mrs. Sue X.
King, se9 w. Central Ave. Mrs.
King was formerly Of Mpls.
Evangelist Guest; Evangelist
Edith Cole OF Des Moines spent q
week here. She was the house
guest of Mrs. Sue X. King, 500
West Central Ave
Improving; N. Walter Coins,
1879 Il. County Rd. d. is improv-
ing from his attack Of polio. He
Is now able to be out Of the res
pirator five hours at a time. His
family has been told II he con-
tinues to improve he win be able
to stay out Of the ''iron lung
during the day.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14

Here Fer Wedding: Mrs. Mar
shall Spears of Wyoming. Ohio,
arrived Wednesday, Nov. 5 to at
tend the wedding of her sister
Mrs. Lucille Miller and William
H. Walker. The marriage took
place Saturday, Nov. 8.
Club Morocco: The Club Nor
occo, held its business meeting
Saturday night Nov. 8 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Owens, Ramsey Co., st. Paul.
Following the business meeting,
refreshments were served. The
evening was spent playing games
and dancing.
The next meeting will be a
social one and the club win meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tucker, 1920
Smelling Ave. So, Saturday, Nov.
%.
Visiting Relatives In Texas:
Mrs. Milton Shanlxs, 37l2 Fourth
Ave. So, is in Helena, Arkansas
visiting relatives and friends.
Guests From Ill; Mines. Lillian
Mills Of Elgin and e. P. Bouldin
of Peoria, ILL.,, are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Walter
Glenn, 3640 Fourth Ave. So. Mrs.
Bouldin is the widow of the late
DR.. e. p. Bouldin who practiced
medicine in Peoria many years.
RectOr's Guild: The Rector's
Guild FAN Pot Luck dinner was
given at the st. Thomas under
croft Saturday, Nov. 8. About $50
persons were served and every one
enjoyed the dinner. Following the
dinner, the annual church reports
were read.
The Rector's Guild met Monday,
November 10, at the home of Mrs.
Ted Hatcher, 4145 Fifth Ave. So.
Star Lite Ushers: The Star Lite
Ushers win celebrate their second
anniversary Sunday, Nov. 16.
Maids and MatrOns: The Twin
City Maids and Matrons Bridge
club will meet Saturday, Nov %,
at the home of Mrs. r. s. Under
wood, 1888 Third Ave. So.
st. Agnes Guild: st. Agnes
Guild of st. Thomas Episcopal
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The WAY | SEE 1T
4 BY NELL DODsON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CTTY-one most difficult things
do then and explain people
in the old days Of hardsuggng theatrical writing
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church win meet Wednesday, Nov.
10 at the home Of Mrs. Riley Gil
christ, Ss46 Second Ave. So.
Lay Tea Success: The Lay Or
ganization of st. Peter AME
church, sponsored a Laymen's
Tea, Sunday, Nov. 8, at the home
Of Mrs. Viola Madden, 1909 Clin-
ton Ave. The tea was a success.
Breaks Ankle: Mrs. wreatha
Maxwell, 1920 Goth Ave. So, fell
on some steps at Grace Methodist
church and unfortunately broke
her ankle. Mrs. Maxwell is one
Of 35 Bible teachers under the
Greater Council of Minneapolis
churches and she was at her post
Of duty when the accident occur
red. 1t will be at least six weeks
before she is able to get around.
Informal Dance: The North
Star Branch of the National AS
ISOLATION of Postal Employees and
the Ladies Auxiliary have issued
invitations for their informal
dancing party at Ramaley's Hall
this evening, Nov. IA.
TSTC's Party: The Annual
Wives and Sweethearts dinner
party will be given Saturday,
at the Dyckman Hotel. After the
dinner, they will spend the rest
of the evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thomas, 1918
Clinton Ave. So.
Brother Here For Wedding: Mr..
Prince Walker of Chicago arrived
for the wedding of his brother, w.
H. Walker and Mrs. Lucille Miller.
Mrs. John Gaskins of Gheen,
Mimi, another sister, arrived
Monday, Nov. to attend the we'd
ding of Ms. Miller.
WinsOme Eight Meeting: The
Winsome Eight club met Friday,
Nov. 7 at the home of Mrs. Tai
madge Carey Jr., S02 Fuller Ave.
Plans were completed for their
cookie exchange" bake meeting,
to be held Friday, Dac. 2. The
cookies will be baked in the apart
ments of Mines. Marjorie Brown
and Gladys Sessions, 1885 Fifth
Ave. So.
Belated Anniversary Greetings:
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Hadley, 5000 Fourth Ave.
So, who celebrated their ninth
wedding anniversary, Wednesday,
Nov. ~.
Dance: Invitations have been
issued by the North Star Branch
of Postal Employees and the
Ladies Auxiliary to attend their
informal dancing party, tonight,
Friday, Nov. IA, at Ramaley's
Hall.
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Lucille Miller Is
Wed To William
Walker, Nov. 8

In a quiet wedding ceremony
performed Saturday, Nov. s, in
the presence of the immediate
family and attendants, Mrs. Luz
ellie Miller, 1888 Fifth Ave. So,
became the bride of William H.
Walker, 1915 Fourth Ave. So.
Mrs. Robert Pierre, 1924 Fourth
Ave. So, was her mothers matron
Of honor and Mr.. Walkers
brother, Prince, Of Chicago, was
his best man.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her nephew, Everette
Newcombe of Des Moines. Rev.
Martin Luther Simmons, pastor Of
st. Peter AME church performed
the beautiful, impressive double
ring ceremony of the AME
church.
Mrs. M. L. Simmons was the
pianist.
Following the wedding a recep-
ton was held at the home Of the
bride, 3733 Fifth Ave. So. from 8
until 8 p. m.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received. The newly WEEDS
left Saturday evening for Chicago
on their honeymoon and win be
at home at 1888 Fifth Ave. So,
when they return the middle of
the week.
Out of town guests at the
wedding were Mrs. Walkers sis
tiers, Mines. Marshall Spears of
Wyoming, Ohio; ]. w. Gaskins of
Gheen, MINI, her nephew, Ever
cite Newcombe Of Des Moines,
and friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Vaughn of Sioux Falls, So.
Dakota.
Also Prince Walker, brother of
William, from Chicago.
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Our OF Towners
Attend Wedding

~ - "Ns
Attend Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn
left Sunday for their home in
Sioux Falls. They attended the
Miller-Walker wedding, Nov. 8.
Mr.. Everett Newcombe left
Sunday afternoon for his home in
Des Moines. He was the house
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Lucille
Miller, 1898 Fifth Ave. So.
Mrs. Marshall Spears of wyom-
ing, Ohio, returned to her home
Monday, and her sister, Mrs. J.
w. Gaskins left Wednesday, Nov.
IL for her home They were here
for the wedding of their sister,
H. Walker.
Prince Walker returned to
Chicago, Saturday night. While
here he was the house guest of his
Mrs. Lucille Miller and William
brother, the groom, William H.
Walker.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Nov 16--Sgt. TAFT Martin, Ga
Humboldt Ave. No.; Mrs. Buna
Fulson. 534 Humboldt Ave. No.
Nov. 17--Bernice Morris. SS41
Clinton Ave. So; Charlotte Dam
iels, 3641 Clinton Ave. So; Doro-
thy Grigsby, tbs Bradford Ave.
No; Halle Ewing, 4o4s Fourth
Ave. So.
Nov. is-Nettie shepherd, $3.50
18th Ave. So; Robert wiseman,
98 Hyland Ave. No: Lenora
Small, 231S Fourth Ave. So.
Nov. 19--Jack Posten, $40
Girard Ave. No; Rev, Benz. Cas-
sius, Minneapolis.
Nov. gov. II. Martin, ss4s
Smelling Ave; Mr.. Augustus
Owens, 5000 Clinton Ave. So:
Mrs. ]. r. Stevens, 1924 Fourth
Ave. So: Albert Mcclure. 1017
Fifth st. So.
Nov. 21--Mrs. II. Macarthur,
1406 Seventh Ave. No.
Out-of-Town Birthday
Nov. 15-Lillian Turk, Milwau-
kee, Wise.
Nov. i8-Mrs. H. M. Walls, IN
dependence, Kans; Leroy Mar
tin, Mexico City, Mexico.
Nov. 1T-Rev. II. @. Boyd, Sag
NAV, Mich.
Nov. 1s--Lawrence Mann. Jr.,
Chicago.
Nov. 2o-George Christopher.
Alemeda, Calf.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Nov. i5-Martin Wellington,
TAI st. Anthony Ave-; Charles
Hin Jr., ga Sc. Anthony Ave-:
Louise Wilson, 434 st. Anthony
Ave; Mrs. Clareeta jackson, 617
st. Anthony Ave: ]. r. Lynn, 292
No. St Adams; Mrs. Dean
Speese. S7S Marion St.: Mrs
Courtney Hilyard. 46e Collins st.
Richard Perry, 37s Galtier St;
Mrs. Ruth l.. Mcdonald, 671 w,
Central Ave; Richard BlalSey
$50 Carroll Ave.
Nov. 1e--Jeanette Gwynne, sos
No. Chatsworth ST.; Mrs. Walter
Bennett, 872 st. Anthony Ave;
Mrs. Edwin b. Salter, 992 Carroll
Ave-: o. ID. Smith, CAT w. Central
Ave-; Mrs. Ralph Gardner, 6s1
Iglehart Ave.
Nov. l7-Frank Boyd, 44s
Macbubin ST.; Barry Joe Harri.
son, 063 Iglehart Ave; Caroline
| rro.4n- 1000 ctnrk.,,,-y.n Ace
Tony Mazingo, 667 w. Central
Ave.
Nov. 18-Moses Brown, $40 St
Anthony Ave; Mrs. James A.
Green, IT'S st. Anthony Ave.
Joseph Sykes, $50 Rondo Ave.
Nov. 19--Jlmmie shavers, SOC
No. st. Adams ST.; Mrs Lydis
Brown, 500 st. Anthony Ave;
David Phillip Coins, 800 Fuller
Ave.
Nov. 20--Mrs. Lee Gwynn, 30f
No. Chatsworth St.; Mrs. Johanns
Stokes, 663 Aurora Ave; Ted Al.
len, 900 Iglehart Ave; Raleigh
r1uluDlrut go rNOhuO ave-
Nov. 21--Donnell Z. Erwin, III
Rondo Ave; Walter Mcfarland
Jr.; 1016 Rondo Ave; Reginald
Clark, 812 st. Anthony Ave.
Richard Parker, 66s st. Anthony
Ave.
Out-Of.Town Birthdays
Nov. 15-Rev. B. N. Moore
Peoria, III.
Nov. 20--Evelyn Kelly Robin
son, Seattle, Wash.
Sunday Musical; The Senior
choir of st. James AME church
will give their regular 4th Sun
day musical, Nov. 20. All Negro
spirituals viii be sung and the
pastor, Rev. James C. Dixon will
be the narrator. The program viii
begin at 4 p. m. Sunday, Nov. %
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A short tempered bachelor was
forced to make a visit to see the
year old son of his friend. The
mother led the visitor into the
living room where the child was
tottering about on shaky legs.
Look at him." gushed the
proud mother, hes been doing
that for two months"
What's the NATTER" asked the
bachelor, Cant you make him sit
down ?"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14

gets from the daily press
and then Right I'd like through
window of the Manhattan Pomasters office although really
pose the fault is equally mine.
mailed column Monday night at $50 p m The
envelope had large twentycent special delivery
threeent stamps prominently displayed the right hand
neglected to put "ar mail special" the envelope
Wednesday morning at the office received
r. He had just had call from G. T. Newman Minneapolis
asking whereinen cOumnf Newman tearing his hair
win late always Minneapolis.
word column put a call through my
office The Minneapolis operator kept sending back word the
line up Il. talking Charlie
Horn When those two get the telephone It's marathon any
Newman.
the time the get through
morning coffee hour gin
because MuSc was playing in the background Musac in
haven't heard deal that companies
days Throughout the day. soft music played half
Va is not dsractng just soothing Over long distance wire
could sound suspiciousy like jukebox Clancy's
told Newman the
ayed He wasn't interested in where wasst where the column
might happen said dadgmmed thing
going into the mail slot of the st. Nicholas
Street. New York, N Y.
in spite of display Of stamps in the upper
right hand the New York pOofnce
regular mall Those kids don't take chances They believe
in playing SAFE They played it safe that the column
Minneapolis publication
Believe don't enough postage letter
from these kids They'll bounce back at like rubber ball
coming back from stone wall they
Twenty-Five cents worth of stamps You gotta spell for
Two columns missed a of a
hope Aunt Tabaha here doesn't try and break said record
imagine Broadcasng Company and Tommy
Heinrich bit relieved Brooklyn Dodgers
left the air after guest
Heinrich show talked about HIS this and HIS that That's perfectly
natural and to expected
When brother Robinson only gave a job
Director Of Community Relations WNBC, but
ABC to give for the other network you
the faces falling In the Abe studio.
When you're guest network it's legitimate
preferable to briefly mention another
public relations to yackeyyac about rival network And hy
does Robinson practically saaam Blended knee
about mr.. Branch Hickey?
While subject Dodgers, as bit
of
rejOn the Army
AND Don Newcombe the staff? And
supposed to be asking for all Of that next year?
The atmosphere in the Dodger dugout already
coolsh occasion they ought to be gd freezing
around about next July, Bub.
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Wedding Anniversaries
GT PAIL

Nov. 15-Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Harris, 6SS Carroll Ave, six
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Blakey, 1876 st. Anthony Ave.
Nov. 16-Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Butler, 643 Iglehart Ave, %
years.
Nov. 17-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Griffin, 667 w. Central Ave.
seven years.
Nov. 1S-Mr. and Mrs. J. d.
Jones, 654 w. Central Ave, 80
years.
Nov. 21-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
s. Brown, TOT Iglehart Ave, AZ
years.
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Sunday Musical; The Senior
choir OF st. James AME church
will give their regular 4th Sun
day musical, Nov. 20. All Negro
spirituals viii be sung and the
pastor, Rev. James c. Dixon will
be the narrator. The program win
begin at p. m. Sunday, Nov. %.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14

longer ILnTouBn CHOICeI HaVe a New YORK outIel
nor do have the inclination to tackle single.
handedly television networks, show producers
booking agents etc
Believe 10 or not, regardless OF the fact
that this column appears 1850 miles from New
York, am still called upon at least once a
month to expose" problem or situation
that Is centered right here In Manhattan al
though sooner or later II may affect lndivid-
uals groups many miles from New York
City.
The current beef is television and the lack n,
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL

Progressive Club Met The Progressive Club Of ST. James
AME Church met in the church parlor Tuesday, Nov H.
Mrs Elizabeth Wooten, sos w. Central Ave- hostess
Infant Daughter Improves Sharon baby daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Dan Johnson 989 Rondo Ave. the road
recovery following her recent illness
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

In Hospital: Mr.. c. Walter Glenn 3610 FonrfI Az 81
en'ef Ne veterans hospital Thursday Nov g.
new Fositon Miss Gloria Brown 3749 Fourtb Ave So m
employed typist at the TrState DisnIav DsrbnnS
Company, IL No Washington Ave
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Enjoyed Vacation, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Patton. 1888 Clinton Ave.
So, enjoyed a ten day vacation
trip spent visiting relatives and
friends in st. Louis. Louisville and
Chicago. Louisville is the former
Evening star., 1952-11-23

Tuesday, Move
wNsw-1, Today; 1:15. News; 1:3o, To-day; 1:5s,
lsck to This Day; ., Today; s:25, News;
$50, Tsdsy; S:ss. To-day In washington;
$50, Margarsts Kitchen; 10, Ding Dong
sehooI; 1u:ao, Science In Everyday
Life, II. United Natisns; u, suest Beck;
1850, Little Playhouse; I, Peoples Play
houss; Z, This Is the stsy, 1:1s, Jena
than stsy; 1:3o, Ings's Angle, J, The
Big Paysff; $50, welcome Travellers.
WTTs-1o:1s, cartssn ThsatsrI 1880, Early Bird
Ihsatsr, u, Movlstsns News; 17:1s, Mid
day Chapel; 1880, Ethel Thsrsen; 17:4s,
Evening star., 1952-11-23
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISION
Sunday, November q, 1852

$3.50, WTOP-Sky's the Limit:
United States Air Force Dance
Orchestra.
1880, WTOP - Omnibus: Helen
Hayes in j. M. Barrie's "The Twelve
Pound Look: Alan Badel in THE
Stranger Left No Card; Photo
grapher Philippe Halsman taking
pictures OF Linda Christian and Eva
Gabor, and Julio de Diego.
500, WNBW-Theater: Madge
Evening star., 1952-11-23
New Process
Eliminates
Outside House
Pointing

Protexo-WoIl, on omozina, new
siding moteriol, is q boon to home
owners. Protexo-Woll sprayed on
ony surtoce is many times thicker
thon paint; 10 times more resist
ont to weather and voter. Protexo-
Wall will sove you the cost Of 4
to s paint jobs.
Available in 8 beautiful coIors,
Protexo-WoII is suoronteed for 10
yeors.
Protexo-WoIl wos severely tested
under every condition and with
stood oil destructive forces; didn't
crack, peel, or break down.
No other known method can give
your home new, permanently beou-
tifuI wolIs in few hours. Protexo-
WoIl can be applied any time of
the year.
An estimote for applying Protexo-
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without charge or obligation. Coll
MA. 4l5l doy or nioht-Amco
Products Co., l5 yeors at 1872 N
St. NV.
To Protexo-WoIl your home, the
Amco Products Co. allows 36
months to pay. Loans con be fl
nonced through FILA.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

Evans an Mrs. Thanksgiving"
$3.50, WNBW-At Home with Rob-
ert Frost: A special film with Poet
Robert Frost.
500, WTTG-New York Times
Youth Forum: How Does Soviet
Policy Affect Us?"
700. WTTG Georgetown Uni
versity Forum: big America Needs
More Community"
500, WTOP-Toast of the Town :
Evening star., 1952-11-23

March .. Time (WTOP, 1o:30),
Vienna"
Wednesday - Television Theater
(WNBW. 81 Harvey O'Higgins in
Mr.. Lazarus; Boxing (WTOP, 10),
Ezzard Charles VS.. Jimmy Bivins.
Thursday-Thanksgiving Day Pa
rade CWNBW, 10:30, Thapksgiv-
ing Day Parade (WTOFA 1D,
Evening star., 1952-11-23

sents (WNBW $500, Ezio Pima in
The Valari Special; Studio One
(WTOP, lCJ, Patricia Wheel in THE
Formula"
Tuesday Fireside Theater
(WNBW. 81 Hannelore Azmann in
That's How It Is: Circle Theater
(WNBW, s:30), Robert Armstrong
in THE Fable Of Honest Harry:
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Monday November "a, 1852

nber "a, 1852
2:3o. Shop the Iswn; :, Paul Dixon
Show.
WMAL-12, Midday Matinee, I, Sherm's Show
place; Z. HoIlywosd Matinee; $50, Ruth
Crane.
WToP-s, HoIIywsod Movie Theater; 10, News
Mahoney; 1915, Arthur Godfrey Time;
1880. Arthur Godfrey; II, There's One In
Every Family; 11:3o, Strike It Rich; II,
Bride and Groom; 17:1s, Love Of Lite;
1870. Search for Tomsrsw; 12:A5, Allan
Jsffrsy's ladies' Day; 1:30, Garry Mssre;
Z, Double or Nsthing; 2:3o, Guiding Light;
7:4s, Art unkIetters House Party; Sis,
Mike and Buff.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

Christopher Lunch, Les Paul and
Mary Ford, Connie Russell and Cliff
ford Guest
500, WNBW-Comedy Hour: Bud
Abbott, Lo'- Costello and Peggy Lee.
800, WNBW - Television Play
house: James Broderick in "The
Old Beginning"
1000, WTOP-The Web: Joey
Walsh in The Unfraid."
1000, WTTG - Arthur Murray
Party: The Baird Puppets.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
THIS WEEKS TELEVISION HLGHLIGHTS

Monday Video Theater (WTOP,
81. Mercedes McCambridge in THE
Hilp';; Johns Hopkins Science Re-
view 'WTTG $500, Sound and
Hearing; Voice of Firestone
(WNBW, $500, Barbara Gibson;
Hollywood Opening Night (WNBW.
81. Dorothy Lamour in "The Singing
Years.: Robert Montsomer Pre-
Evening star., 1952-11-23

mber 3, 1852
hoontime News; I, Feature Film; 2:30,
Shop the Town; :, Paul Dixon Show.
WMAL-12, Midday Matinee; I. Shsrm's Show
place; Z, Hollywood Matinee; $50. Ruth
Crane.
W1oP-s, Hsilywosd Msvie Iheater; 10, Arthur
Godfrey; 1880, Arthur esdfrsy; II, Thsrs',
ons In Every Family; 11:,o, Strike It Riehi
Il, Bride and erosmi 11:1s. lsvs Of LEsi
1880. Search for Tsmorsw; 11:As, Allan
jsffrey's ladies' Day; 1:3o, Garry Moore;
z, Everywhere Go; 7:3o, Guiding Light
7:4S, Art LinkIettsr's House Party; Sis,
Mike and Buff.