davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-11-18
CAPITAL ROARS WELCOME TO EISENHOWER
General a|'sP|ane
Arrives Early
And CircIesCity
Throngs Line Streets
As Motorcude Takes
Him to White House

Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
rode through the streets of Wash
ington today and heard the cheers
of thousands who will call him
neighbor after January 20.
The President-elect, looking
bronzed and hearty after two
Evening star., 1952-11-18

Eisenhower Fan on Motoreode Route EorIy;
Other SideIiehts. Poee B-l
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Ice Cream for Fighters

The amusing story of the trials and trib-
ulations of crew of fighting men in trying
to find space for an ice cream freezer
inside a hot and cramped submarine in
the tropics is told in today's installment of
Submarine" on Page AS.
Evening star., 1952-11-18

(See WELCOME, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1952-11-18

(See CRIME, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1952-11-18

Cloudy today and tonight. high near So,
low Of so. Cloudy tomorrow with chance
of showers. (Full report on Page A-2D
Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1952-11-18

An Associoted Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1952-11-18

(See ECHOES, Page A-30
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
SABADO

8:O0-S:15 Am.
Noticias
,10:00- Hoo Am.
FeriaS Del EStado
HIS Am.
Ecos De Espana
2:30-3:00 PM.
Haga Su Pregunta
3:00-3:30 Pm.
Nuestro VaIs
3:30-4:00 PM.
RecuerdoS
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
MIERcolEs


7:00.8:15 Am.
Melodias y Noticias
10:45- 11:00 Am.
Parenthesis Musical.
11:15-11:3o Am.
Su Orqquesta
1915 1890 Pm.
AviSo Clasificado
12:45- 100 Pm.
FL Cantant Del Dia
4:15-4:45 m.
Pasatiempos Alegres
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
LUNES

8:15-8:300 Am.
Desayuno Musical
9:00-9:05 Am.
Cancion Del Dia
10:00- 10:30 Am.
TrioS Afamados
3:45-4:00 PM.
Cuentas Del Dosario
4:00-4:15 PM.
Las NacioneS UnidaS
4:45-5:00 PM.
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
DOMINGO

7:00-8:3O Am.
MeIodias Domingueras
8:30-9:30 Am.
FL Mensaje EangeIico
9:30- 1000 Am.
Troador Popular
1000 1880 Pm.
La Hora Catolica
2:30- 300 Pm.
Teatro Al Del Aire
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
vIERNEs

7:0O-8:15 Am.
MeIodias y NoticiaS
S:30-8:45 Am.
FL Mensaje De Amor
$780, 1900 Am.
Linda Mujer Mexicana
1900 1915 Pm.
Su Noticiero
3:33O-4:00 Pm.
Las Hermanas
5:15-5:3 Pm.
La Ultima Edicion
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
MARTEs

9:05-9:30 Al
Fantasia Musical
9:30- 1000 Am.
Trovador Popular
10:30- 10:45 Am.
Glasses en- lngles
1:00-3:00 PM.
Hora Siesta
4:15-4:45 Pm.
Radio Bale
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
JUEvEs

8:45-9:00 A. M.
Mexico Canta
10:0o- 40:30 Am.
Cita A Las..DieZ
11:00-11:f5 AM.
Maestras En- Cuisine
3:00-3:15 PM.
Paraiso InfantiI
4:45-5:00 Pm.
La Sabe listed
5:00-5:15 Pm.
Pedro Infante
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

8:45 o:1o Am.
Garden Program
9:10 9:30 Am.
Lower Classics of Music
1900 1890 Pm.
Back to God
$3.50 400 Pm.
True Detective
4:30 500 Pm.
Arizona CaValcade
6:15 $50 Pm.
Harvey Mott
200 500 Pm.
MGM Theatre of Air
600 $3.50 Pm.
20 Questions
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

600 6:15 Am.
Early News
$3.50 8:45 Am.
Hemingway News
9:30 10000 Am.
Uncle Henry
1915 1915 Pm.
DR.. Pepper Silver Dollar
1890 100 Pm.
Man on the Farm
$3.50 GAS Pm.
Ed de Forest, Al Sports
1000 1918 Pm.
Motor Supply News
1900 1900 PM.
X Circle Y Caravan
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
SUN

1:15-Test Pattern
2:0o-Life Is With Liv'g
2:30-PauI Whiteman
3:00-To Be Announced
4:30-Beulah
5:00-Ringside with the
RaSSIerS
6:00-The Names Same
6:30-Super Circus
7:00-Charlie Ruggles
7:3o-ShoW Business
8:o0-Big Payoff
9:o0-lnformation Please
9:30-Break the Bank
0:00-TroubIe VIII F'her
10:30-Hour of Decision,
Billy Graham
10:45-To Be Announced
11:00-The Doctor
:30-Health Aids
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

5:oe- 500 Am.
AM Rhythm Roundup
900 1O:00 Am.
Glendale AlI-Star Jackpot
10:0o- 1900 Pm.
WhittIe's Whims
1880 1880 Pm.
Golden Pages of Melody
$500 600 PM.
Bing Crosby
6:00- 6:30 p M.
News and Sports
800 9:30 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

$780, 800 Am.
AM Rhythm Roundup
600 10000 Am. /.
Glendale All-Star Jackpot
10:0o- 1900 Pm.
Whittle's Whims
$500 400 Pm.
Music a la Mode
4:30- 500 Pm.
Uncle Chris :
6:00- $3.50 Pm.
News and Sports =
$500 $3.50 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am. =
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

6:15 7:15 Am.
Rise and Shine
7:15 7:30 Pm.
AriZ. Public Serv. News
11:15 1880 Am.
Baukhage News
1915 1920 PM.
Weather Report
500 $50 Pm.
Friendly Time
1880 2:30 Pm.
Bobby Benson
7:30 7:55 Pm.
Sweetest Music
/ 1o:3o 11:00 Pm.
Reporters Roundup
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

600 500 Am.
Am Rhythm Roundup
9:0O- 1000 Am.
Glendale AIl-Star Jackpot
10:00- 1900 Pm.
WhittIe'S Whims
900 4:00 Pm.
Music a la Mode
4:30- $500 Pm.
Uncle Chris
6:o0- 6:3o PM.
News and Sports
800 9:30 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

600 500 Am.
AM Rhythm Roundup
800 600 Am.
What's New in Music
1O:O0- 1900 Pm.
Bio IS Tunes
1900 1915 Pm.
High Noon Highllghts
800 4:30 Pm.
Tele-Quest
600 6:15 PM.
News and Sports
300 9:30 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

$780, 900 Am.
kiddie. Show
9:00- $50 Am.
Mothers Show
10000 10:30 Pm.
Ranger Show
1:45 : 4:30 Pm.
(. u Of Arizona Game
7:30 7:45 PM.
Studebaker Scores
10:30 1900 PM.
Dancing Party
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

7:45-8:00 Am.
Career Girl
9:00.9:30 Am.
Texas Rangers
9:30- 10000 Am.
Hopalong Cassidy
10:00- -11:00 Am.
HoWdy Doody
11:00-11:30 Am.
Archie Andrews
12:00-12:30 Pm.
Mary Lee Taylor
1890 100 Pm.
Nat. Farm e. Home Hr,
7:30-8:00 Pm.
Grand Ole Opry
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

7:3o- 7:55 Am.
Hammond Organ
9:3o- 10:30 Am.
Hebrew Melodies
11:3o- 1900 Am.
Methodist Church
300 800 Pm.
Sunday Serenade
$780, 400 PM.
Hollywood Calling
400 600 PM.
La Hora Tropical Y
$780, 900 Pm.
Broadway Parade
$780, 1000 IN.
Proudly We Hail
600 500 Am.
Am Rhythm Roundup
$780, 900 I'M.
Funnypaper Man
900 1900 PM.
Parade of Hits
1900 500 IN.
Sunday With Music
$780, 4:30 P.M.
Columbia Masterworks
6:30- 200 IN.
Guy Lombardo
800 9:30 PM.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

700 7:45 Am.
Top of the Morning
8:45- 900 Am.
Lutheran Pastor
10:45- HOO Am.
RandaIls RambIin Rhythm
3:05- $3.50 Pm.
Memo From Kay
$780, 400 PM. :
Johnny Boswell Time
$780, $3.50 PM.
Record Hit Parade =
10:O0- 1900 Pm.
Phone Choice
1900 100 Am. !.
Jazz Hour
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

7:45- 800 A.
Serenade In Blue
9:O5-10:00 AM.
Hi-Time
11:00-11:15 AM.
Guest Star
1890 200 PM.
Saturday Jamboree
300 500 PM.
Intermission Jazz
4:15- 4:30 PM.
Tommy Dorsey
9:3O- 10:00 PM.
Concert Hall
1O:0O- 1900 PM.
Phone Choice
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

$500 900 Am.
Healing Waters
10:00- 0-11:00 Am.
Frontier Tunes
1890 100 Pm.
Central Methodist Church
200 2:30 Pm.
Revival Hour
$780, 400 PM.
Greatest Story Ever Told
200 7:15 Pm.
Walter Winchell
900 9:15 Pm.
Drew Pearson
1o:55 1900 PM.
News
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

6:15- 200 Am.
Musical Clock
9:00-9:30 Am.
News and Let's Pretend
HOO 1880 Am.
Grand Central Station
1880 100 Pm.
Meet the Missus
$780, $3.50 Pm.
SarWark Motorcade
6:00.6:3o Pm.
Gene Autry
6:30- ZOO Pm.
Tarzan
500 $3.50 Pm.
Vaughn Monroe
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

K 5:00- 500 Am.
Am Rhythm Roundup
900 10000 Am.
Glendale ALL Star Jackpot
10:00- 1900 Pm. '
WhittIe'S WhimS
300 400 Pm.
Music a la Mode
4:30- 500 Pm.
Uncle Chris
6:00- $50 Pm.
News and Sports
800 9:30 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
THURS.

9:25 $3.50 Am.
Holland Angle News
11:00 11:15 Am.
Newspaper of the Air
$3.50 3:45 PM.
Friendly Time
500 $50 PM.
Green Hornet
$50 5:55 Pm.
| Wild Bill HicN<ock
GAS 6:55 PM.
Sam Hayes
7:55 500 PM.
Bill Henry
10:30 10:55 Pm.
Family Theatre
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

$780, 500 Am.
Play the FaVorites
11:2 1900 PM.
Close To You
1925 1890 Pm.
Baukhaqe News
400 Ais Pm.
Curt Massey
4:30 4:45 PM.
Swap 1t Club
$50 5:55 Pm. .
Sky King
$3.50 900 PM.
Peter Salem
10:00 !. 10:15 Pm.
Glenn Hardy News
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

$500 500 Am.
AM Rhythm Roundup
9:O0- 1000 Am.
Glendale Ail-Star Jackpot
10:00- 1900 Pm.
WhittIe's Whims
300 400 Pm.
Music a la Mode
4:30- $500 Pm.
Uncle Chris
6:O0- $50 PM.
News and Sports
800 9:30 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
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Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

600 10000 Am.
Variety Time
100 -11:15 A.
Trade Winds
1900 500 Pm.
Dick Gilbert Show
4:15- 4:30 PM.
Peggy Lee
600 500 Pm.
Red Harkins
9:30- 10:00 P.M.
Music You Want
10:00- 1900 Pm.
Phone Choice
1900 100 Am.
Jazz Hour
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

S:O5- 600 Nm.
Minutes and Melodies
10:45- 100 Am.
Piano PreludeS
11:oo-11:15 Am.
Arizona Employ. Service
1900 500 Pm.
Dick Gilbert Show
4:30- 600 Pm.
Macs Musical Roundup
$780, 600 Pm.
Record Hit Parade
1O:00- 1900 Pm.
Phone Choice
1900 100 Am.
Jazz Hour
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

7:0O-7:45 Am
Swap Shop
7:45-S:0o Pm.
The Old Cowhand
500 900 AM.
Western Jamboree
12:30-5:00 Pm.
Musical Scoreboard
600. $40 PM.
Sports; Auto Racing
1000 10:30 PM.
Music and Score s
1O:30. 1900 Mid.
Relax and Listen
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

800 $3.50 Am.
Minutes and Melodies
10:15- 10:45 Am.
Today With Marg
HIS 1:45 Am.
Magic Moments of Music
1900 500 Pm.
Dick Gilbert Show
4:30- 600 Pm.
Macs Musical Roundup
6:00- 800 Pm.
Red Harkins Show
$780, 900 RIM.
Youth Playhouse
10:00- 1900 Pm.
Phone Request
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

$500 $3.50 Am.
Church of the Air
600 1000 Am.
over The Coffee Cup
10:00.11:00 Am.
Forever Yours
11.00- -11:30 Am.
Salt Lake Tabernacle
2:30- $500 Pm.
Pick a Winner
500 $3.50 Pm.
King Arthur's. R'Tabie
600 {. $50 Pm.
Bergen Mccarthy
9:30- 10000 Pm.
The Whistler
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

10:30- 1880 Pm.
Today's Top Tunes
1890 100 PM.
Musical Scoreboard
500 $500 Pm.
Musical Menu
6:00- 6:15 Pm.
Sports Spotlite
6:30- 1900 Midnight
KRIZ Concert Hall
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

200 =. 7:45 Am.
Swap Shop
300 10:o0 Am.
Among the Shops
10:00- 1890 Am.
Welcome Inn
1880 300 Pm.
"12:30 Club"
3:0o-5:00 Pm.
Music Matinee
700 900 Pm.
Musical Scoreboard
9:00-10:0o Pm.
Juke Box
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

$500 ZOO Am.
Hora Del Hogar
7:30 7:55 Am.
Time, Tunes G. Temp.
9:15- $3.50 Am.
Chet Huntley
10:30-10:55 IN.
My True Story
1:15 1880 Pm.
Strictly For Women
4:30 500 Pm.
Cooks Corner
7:3o 800 Pm.
Pyle Speech
500 $3.50 PM.
Eisenhower Speech
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

600 ZOO Am.
La Hora Del Ranchero
7:45- 500 Am.
Riddles Quarter Hour
1O:15-10:45 Am.
Today With Marg
10:45-11:00 Am.
Mesa Health Council
11:15-11:55 Pm.
Magic Moments of Music
$685. $3.50 PM.
Record Room
6:00- 500 Pm.
Red Harkins Show
9:30- 1000 Pm.
Music You Want
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

7:45- $500 Am.
Top o the Morning
9:30- 9:45 Am
Local News
500 Pm.
BueIah
6:30- 200 Pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. North
700 7:30 Pm.
Life With Luigi
7:30 500 PM.
My Friend lrma
$780, 900 PM.
Hollywood Music Hall
10:30 1900 Pm.
kIub KOOL
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

6:15- 200 Am.
Musical Clock
$780, 9:45 Am.
Local News
1:15- 1850 Pm.
Woman's Matinee -.
5:15 $3.50 Pm.
Local News
6:30- 200 Pm.
DR.. Christian
7:30-8:o0 Pm.
What's My Line
800 600 Pm.
.lBC Boxing Bouts
10000 TO- IS Pm.
Local News
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

7:45- 500 Am.
Valley Express
1:15- 1:30 Pm
Woman's Matinee
400 4:15 PM.
Allan jackson
5:45- 500 Pm.
Edward r. MurroW
700 800 Pm.
Lux Radio Theatre
$500 $3.50 Pm.
Bob Hawk
8:45- 900 Pm.
Bill TurnboW
10:30 1900 PM.
KIub kOOL
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

9:15- $50 Am.
Chet HuntIey e. the News
10:10 10:15 Am.
Jack Berch Show
10:30- I 100 Am.
My True Story
1:15 1850 Pm.
Strictly for Women
Sis $50 Pm.
Leahy Show
700 7:30 Pm.
Ozzie e. Harriet
7:30 500 Pm.
Meet CorIiss Archer
600 $3.50 PM.
Dan Dodge
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

200 7:45 Am.
Swap Shop
900. 10:00 Am.
Among the Shops
10:00- 1890 AM.
Welcome Inn
12:30-3:00 Pm.
"12:30 Club"
6:00-6:15 Pm.
Sports Hilites
6:45-7:00 PM.
John T. Flynn .
10:00- IL Midnight
Serenata Nocturnal
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

700 7:15 Am.
Top of the News
8:15 900 Am.
Breakfast Club
10:10 10:15 Am.
Jack Berch Show
2:45- 500 Pm.
Janet Gum Show
$500 3:15 Pm.
Paul Harvey
$780, 200 Pm.
Lone Ranger
200 7:30 PM.
Mystery Theatre
10:10 10:15 Pm.
Bob Chase
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

200 7:45 Am.
Swap Shop
7:45-9:00 Pm.
The. Old CoWhand
500 600 PM.
Western Jamboree
900 10000 Am.
Among the Shops
10:00- 1890 PM.
Welcome Inn
12:30-3:00 Pm.
"12:30 Club"
3:00-3:15 PM.
Guest Star
4:00-5:00 p. M.
Music Matinee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

TIE DOMINIC: A. lot of men to collars
before they get their tie
DO this butonng and turning the collar putting
tie on Cd Neaer to leave the collar down.
FaSten collar after pulling the tie
putting tie under collar before you put shirt.
FACTUALo: More than million Tom Meanv's
baseball books have been sodmakng most read base
pail autno IN the United States According
there are nearly million voting age in this
country than ~ " ~
-
MAIL BAG: If you find yourself without shoe horn
one OF those little ceuod calendars
wallets works just ne"-C. Talbot r IF Won develon
heel blister try inserting of
IN the hee OF shoe These will and
the source OF the irritationDr. M Smko chopodist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
Stag Lines:
By Bert Bochoroch


CLOTHES CARE Precipitation clothes can often he
removed the dscoored fabric dampened water and held
over the mouth OF an opened bottle of ammonia An I'M
wrapped bar Of pemed suitcase during pack
ing will keep the clean clothes from absorbing musty odo
ONE-MAN OPINIONS The louder radio announcer wells
the longer remember-NOT to buy his product If man
nndS 1t necessary to read short speech
ing one in the first place can't talk as
ungrammaticay all the time when they're vocng
their instructions the microphone an act
NEW IDEAS: There's golf glove the now with
bult-m grip guide The glove shaped makes you take
and perfect grip your new desk valet
holds pencils and and
dSpenses cellulose tape
tell dime Upper by the fact that his bag at the ankles
or his shoes need shine" Tailor John Barbieri"The
shrimp Jacket will soon be sensation
coats is a-comin'D -E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
lt|soDute!

Monday, April 7:
Simplicity pattern sho,U,
StreSSing "quick tricks" In
formal showings from II to
pm. and 2:30 to S pm.
Fabric department, eighth
floor, main building, Wood
ward & Lothrop. Show re-
peated on the 9th, same
time and place. On the 9th
the show will be held from
II to 1890 and 2:30 to 4
in the Bethesda Chevy
Chase store.
Fashions from Jellef's,
Mayf1ower lounge, 1 pm,
Sue Boteler communicating.
Thursday, April 10:
Washington Party, direct
ed by Mrs. Gladstone Will
liams, Blue Room, Shore
ham Hotel. Fashions and
fun and interesting guests.
Annual Easter party, with
fashions from Pasternak's.
hair styles by Verne Myren
and jewelry from Florence
Ryan.
Saturday, April IL:
The Fashion Fair, staged
by Mrs. Gladstone Williams.
Raleigh Hotel, Pail Mall
Room. Budding Young
Designers" Alexandria
Beryl, Margie, Svea, Evelyn
and Mary Wallace, will
have designs featured.
12:45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

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Evening star., 1952-11-01
New Portable Steam Radiator
Can Pinch-Hit on Heutinq

pressure control which keeps the
pressure under Is pounds.
The radiator is portable and
moves on ball bearing casters.
It is ideal when used in the sick
room to keep it warm when
the furnace is shut down for
the night. It is also ideal in q
home where there is a baby, and
bathroom and bedroom must be
kept at even temperature.
The radiators can be used effi-
Iciently and satisfactorily in those
homes where the expansion attic
has been finished after the build
ing has been completed and no
hprovision has been made for heat,
In many homes today, including
those with steam heat as we'll as
those using gas, the heating sys-
tenn conducts heat from the fur
mace across the ceiling to a heat
Ioutlet.
In such cases, if there is a game
room or work shop in that cellar,
the ceilings are warm but the
floors are cold. This portable ra-
diator is the ideal supplementary
heating system to use.
The average home owner can
think of many more practical uses
for this radiator in his own home
once he recognizes the value of
portable steam heat.
For summer cabins, such a ra-
diator could become the main
source of heat and add more
weeks to the summer cottage sea-
son, extending the season from
late April to early November.
The radiator is underwriters
approved, clean and safe. There
are no open coils, no fumes. no
fans, no boiler and no piping.
There are six sizes available in the
Evening star., 1952-11-01
By D. M. Derwin

Extremely cold winter days, as
well as very chilly fall and spring
weather, can often overtax the
heating system. On many occa-
sions this forced heating is toe
expensive and costly to be prac-
tical. So in many homes the un-
comfortable situation is endured
Through the use of a portable
automatic electric steam radiator
now on the market, the correc-
tive measure may be taken with
a minimum Of expense. This may
seem strange. classifying a port
able automatic electric steam ra-
diator for supplementary heat as
a permanent corrective measure
But it is not strange at all.
Probably in your own home
some rooms, in extremely cold
weather, are not kept comfort
ably warm by the main heating
system without its being taxed to
capacity.
If it is a sitting room, it will
be used at most two hours in the
evening. You know from past
experience that the cost of get
ting that room heated properly
is out of the question. so you
compromise by not using that
room. With this portable, auto
matte electric steam radiator as
a supplement to the main heating
system, the cost of heating the
sitting room for two hours is so
small as to seem negligible.
The radiator, which is made of
cast iron, has a full thermostatic
control between 40 and 80 degrees
at the option of the user, and as
an added safety measure it has a
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portable model, three for use with
alternating current only.
Three other models can be used
with alternating or direct current.
An immersion type heating ele-
ment is used.
Painter Hooks.
One of the most useful and ver-
satile tools in a home repair kit
is a painter hook. There is q very
efficient one available now which
is made of forged steel and fin
ished in black enamel. Sturdy
enough to support many times the
weight of a full gallon of paint,
the large crescent hook end slips
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over the ladder rung or attaches
to alcoves, doors, sills or roofs.
This painter hook can be quickly
and safely attached to a clapboard
siding.
The weight of the paint bucket
on the painter hook arm presses
two claws tightly into the wood
siding by cantilever action, thus
holding the paint can in the cor
rect position until removed.
For further information, please
write to D. M. Dedwin. Room 724,
Star Bldg, Washington, D. c.,
inclosing self-addressed. stamped
envelope.
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$500 DEXTER STREET NV.
Open SasasSlsg 1 to 6

Exceptionally fine property beautifully oeoted well ondseoped
and wooded lot close Wesley Heights OF brick construction
hos hail. dining room living room. kitchen with breakfast nook
ovoo soodsized bedrooms bohs and second floor brory
with epoee stairs finished otte recreation oo moids
and both; 3-eor sorose; Cos heat.
TO REACH: Out Massachusetts,
Circle), left to Forhau Road then left 1900
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5637 LAMBETH ROAD
Owner Left City-Voeont
Ope1e SlgatslNu. / tn &

Red brick Colonial built ls4l and wired for Well
located and offering requisite for good living this hos
hail. comfortable living room good boy with adjoining ovoto
dining room and superior kitchen; we'll propooned bedrooms
ond bofhs; storage ott mods and both in basement
Completely redecoroted inside and out
TO REACH Bradley Boulevard turn lett
right to 56S7. - " y ~ ~
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-11
Night College
Introduces 10
New Courses

Ten new courses will be added
when the second semester of the
evening division of the College Of
st. Mary Of the Springs opens Jan.
81. They will be: logic, music ap-
probation, contemporary social
movements, public speaking. col
lege algebra, introduction to teach
ing, reading guidance for elemen.
tary schools, bacterioIogy, local
flora, and clothing.
The course in contemporary So
cial movements will consider Com
munism as social movement. in
Guiding study of Marxist phiIos-
ophy, history of Communism. and
an evaluation of IL according to
Catholic principles.
College officials pointed out this
week that education courses offer
ed in the evening division may be
taken by high school teachers who
are preparing for elementary
school teaching.
Courses continuing from the
first semester will be: theology
creative writing, accounting. social
encyclicals, French, Spanish, and
elementary methods.
Registration for the second Sc
mester will be conducted by mail
or telephone until Jan. Is.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-11

ST. LOUIS - (NC) - The sec
ond annual Catholic Authors Day
will be observed throughout the
country on February 10, during
Catholic Press Month, it has been
announced by the Gallery of Liv-
ing Catholic Authors, sponsor Of
the project.
Twenty years ago." states Sis
ter Mary Joseph, the directresS,
IAN organized effort known as The
Gallery of Living Catholic Authors
was started to help students find
pleasure in Catholic books. and to
encourage them to look for the
better novels, essays, histories,
poetry and fiction written by con.
temporary Catholic writer's
'With Catholic Authors Day to
be celebrated on February 10, the
Tuesday of Catholic Book week,
no school is too small to have a
program centering around the au.
thor or several authors; a skit;
book displays: or a biographical.
photographed display"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-11
Southern Deanery
Youth CouncilUn
Plans 50 Program

CIRCLEVILLE-About 80 young
people were present last week
when members of st. Joseph's
CYO were host to the southern
deanery unit Of the Diocesan CY0
in the Recreation center.
Miss Mary Ann Bohn, Chilli
cothe, secretary for the deanery
unit, conducted the meeting in the
absence of the president. Mary
Ann Ward of Jackson, who was
unable to be present. David Goode,
vice president of the chapter, as
sisted in conducting the meeting.
During the business meeting
Joseph Carle gave a report of the
meeting of the National Council
Youth conference held recently in
Columbus.
At the suggestion of Msgr.
George o. Mason, tentative plans
were made for a program for the
coming year. The next deanery
meeting will be held in Portsmouth
on February II.