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Evening star., 1953-09-30
TV Play and Players Get
McCIeery's Big Emphasis
By c. {. ButterfieId
NEW YORK. producer {

producer can come up every
week with an hour of drama
equal to the opener they
shouldn't have any trouble es-
tablishing a stronger hold than
ever on the Sunday matinee
audience in her third season. A
radio Hall of Fame on CHS with
Lionel Barrymore also has just
returned to the air.
During the season McCleery
plans to dramatize the lives of
important figures in history,
using several classic plays and
original dramas as we'll as plays
built around the lives of con-
temporary persons. Miss Church.
Ill expects to appear in the lead
about once a month.
X X X
JAN HAS AN IDEA: Come
dian Jan Murray, who seems to
get along better in TV when
he's running a quiz, has come
up with another on Dumont
called Dollar A Second" 1t is
SO filled with gimmicks and gags
that it grows rather boisterous.
Before the half-hour is over you
get the impression there is a
race between comedian and quiz
to see which will come out On
top.
Because space also must be
allowed for the sponsor, the
program I watched had time for
only three contestants, total
winnings 1890.
New radio show tonight:
Radio Playhouse, companion
series to the sponsors Sunday
night dramas on NBC-TV, open
ing on ABC at 9 in a half-hour
series, starting with Sidney
Blackmer in. Fade Out"
Evening star., 1953-09-30

Scenery in television isn't
nearly as important as the
actors and their lines, says
Alfred McCleery, producer
director of Sarah Churchill'S
Hall of Fame dramas.
That's why he uses compare
lively few props, but lots of
closeups on the show, now back
on NBC-TV and expanded to
an hour Sunday afternoons.
For the opener of the new
series, Sarah, who also is
Evening star., 1953-09-30

Harry Macarthur, The Stor's teIe-
vision editor, is on vocotion. His
column will resume on his return.
Evening star., 1953-09-30

wNBW64 Country;
g.,
School;
Plhos
43, S, Atom
W1G0,
bu; Paul Dixon; 4
WMAL1t45
Hollywood Mainee
SIS O'Clock O
Billy
Strike Of 0
Guiding Jeffrey.
House
Evening star., 1953-09-30

Harry Macarthur. The Stors tele-
vision editor, is on vocotion. His
column will resume on his return.
~-~-~--~-~-~--~
hostess, played the lead in "A
Smile for Danger" the story o1
British woman secret agent
in the last World War. She die
her usual fine job. The script
however, might have avoided
the hop, skip and jump effect
which sometimes upset the con-
tinuity.
1t is in the method of presen
tation where Miss Churchill's
programs differ from most other
TV dramatic productions. One
scene was a window covered
with frost, behind which was a
lamp and two or three persons
There were no props except a
table for the lamp.
The camera moved up to the
window, then another was cut
in from behind, the actors COM
ing closer and closer to full head
size on the screen.
X X X X
EFFECT IMPRESSIVE: The
result was startling. The actors
and their emotions stood out
above everything. This is the
effect McCleery has been striv-
ing for in adapting the the
ater in the round" to televiSior
and bringing stage-wide impress
SiVeneSs to the limits of the
home screen. He has long beer
an advocate of this type of pre-
Sentation, which gets its name
from the fact that the stage is
in the center of the audience
Only the most essential items OF
scenery can be used to avoid
blocking the view.
McCleery visualizes the cam
eras as the audience, making
them function from any position
in respect to a scene. He admits
he saves money on scenery, but
says this can better be spent in
improved writing and getting the
best talent.
McCleery first tried out this
technique on TV in the Cameo
Theater a few seasons ago. In
carrying it over to the Hall of
Fame he feels that he has made
real progress, but always is striv-
ing for improvement. No studio
audience is used, he says. be-
cause everyone can work bet
ter" without it. Anyway, a play
is not like a variety show where
comedians rely on audience re-
action.
MOODS EASIER: McCleery
says that by reducing scenery
and bringing in more cloSeups it
is much easier to establish a
mood. The eyes of the viewer
stay on the actor rather than
wander off on any elaborate set
ting that adds little to the story
This year the show has been
moved to Hollywood because
Radio City facilities in New York
are crowded on Sundays with SO
many live shows in rehearsal or
on the air. NBC says it is the
first hour-long drama to come
from there.
If Miss Churchill and her
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Other AM Stotions

WGMS-750 kc.-6:30 I.m.-1:15 pm.
WPIK-73O Kc.-6:45 a.m.-7:15 pm.
WARL- 700 kc.-6:45 a.Ni.-7:15 Pm.
WUST-1, ,120 kc.-6:45 s.m.-7:15 pm.
WeAY-1,000 Kc. ] s.m.-7:15 pm.
WFAX-1,220 Kc.-7 a.m.-7:15 pm.
WD0N-1,540 kc.-7:45 ANIL pm.
WINK 500 kc.-6 a.m.-7:15 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
FIN Stotions

WRC-FM-s3.s Nc. Channel go
$50 am to ! am
WBUz-FM-s5.5 Me-, Channel 23S
ON to 9 ON
WT0PFM-s63 Nc, Channel 242
Around the Clock
WBUz-FM-s6.l Me-. Channel IA
ON TO G pm
WASH-FM-sl Nc. Channel 74s.
7:45 am. TO 10 pm.
W0L-fM-9S.l Me-. Channel 2S4
) ON 10 am
WcfM-ss,5 Nc. Channel 2Ss
5 pm TO II pm
WFAh-1o03 Me-. Channel 2s1
am. to Midnight
WWDc-FM-1O1.1 Me-. Channel 2s0
am to am
WGMS-FM-1o3.S Me-, Channel 40
$50 am to Midnight
HARL-FM- 1851 Nc Channel zs0
6 am to pm
NUSTFM-1os.3 Me-, chsuneI 2s7
J am. to 9 pm
wMAL-FM-107.3 Me-, Channel 2s1
9 am to ll:l5 p.m,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-02
HELP WANTED (MALE)

TIRE service man. salary Ellis & Les
ser Firestone. 719 East 185th st. KE.
l-7444.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-02
HELP WANTED (MALE)

SOBER gentleman, part-time, work in
yard and flower border. MU. 1-5493.
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HELP WANTED (MALE)

MEAT man. experienced, to manage
meat department in service store on
East side; give full particulars. p. o.
Box 4281 Noble Branch, Cleveland.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
'Obscure, ,W-Foted Indian Folk
Called Districts First Settlers
EMMY LOU

The Smithsonian Institution
reported today that the aborig-
inal people of the District were
IAN obscure, Inflated people
the Nacotchtanks."
They were described as a SUBJ
division of the Coneys or Pts
getaways. whose villages covered
most Of the Maryland area be-
tween the Potomac and the
Western shore of Chesapeake
Bay.
Their racial affiliations are
obscure, according to DR.. John
r. Swanton. whose encyclopedia
Indian Tribes of North Amer
lea" has just been issued by the
Bureau of American Ethnology
Of the Smithsonian Institution.
They appear to have been an
Algonguian speaking people
closely related to the tribes of
the Powhatan empire. But in
some way they had managed to
stay outside the amalgamation
built up by Wahunsonacock and
did not enjoy the empires pro-
lection.
Jesuit missions were estab-
lished among them shortly after
the first Maryland settlement in
Evening star., 1953-01-15
girdles at outstanding
savings, AIS sCere 5.9s 10 $50

4S in group. Of nyIon with cotton and
royon. Pink and white, zip CLOSING,
stretch back. Sizes Is to 80, 81 TO So.
IL foundations, nyIon with cotton and
royon. White. sizes 81 to 36, 38 and
40. Were 1000. Now 4.ee
3 .pontie sirdIes, detachable crotch,
boned front, elastic sides and back.
Sizes 38 to AZ. Were $50. Now, 3.s9
40 bros Of nylon, cotton and royon.
Mostly white. some black. Sizes 80 to
3oAA, 32A and c. 36C. 39B. Were
300 to sos. Now
le sheer nyIon bras, circular stitched
cup, white. Sizes 81 and 36A, 32B.
Were $50. Now --------------l.7 l.79
] Longtime cotton bros. pink. c cup,
sizes 36. SO and As: oIso 48D. Were
400. Now
9 Longtime cotton bros, pink Sizes "a,
36. "A. 46; c cup. Were $50 Now,
l.se
3 two-woy stretch sirdIes, cotton and
royon. Sizes 28 and 40. Were 5.o5.
NOW
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Adult Driver Classes
For D. {. Seen by Keneipp

Washington will soon have
classes for adult drivers, Traffic
Director George E. Keneipp an
nounced today.
The announcement followed a
talk yesterday in the Municipal
Building by DR.. Herbert j. Stack,
director of the Center for Safety
Education at New York Univer-
sity, who outlined the program
being carried out in several
States. He told a group of busi-
nessmen, educators and profess
Sional men, that the four prin-
cipal causes for accidents are
lack of information about good
driving practices, faulty attitude,
lack of emotional stability, and
not knowing what to do in an
emergency.
He said nigh school driver ed
ucation has been successful and
that similar programs for adults
in evening classes would produce
similar results.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
mems glove and muffIer
SeISg Ivy tCere 2.89 and $50

SO in group, oil wool, solid shades Of
navy, maroon. Also some joequord pat-
terms. Sizes small to large.
81 mems faded blue denim robes, Son.
forced tshrinks less than ! 20, white
broided cotton belt Sizes small to large.
If perfect, sos. Now - 800
Al mems royon fouIard muffIers, many
potterns in novy, brown, wine, with
fringe. Were o5 Now o9e
lman's quilted wool, royon check wind
breaker. zip front, famous make, size 40.
Wos l2.o5. Now----- --7.99
8 mems oII-wooI tweed windbreoker,
suede front, zip front, sizes 36, 38. 40,
A. Were 225O Now 9.e9
100 mems belt buckles, initiol styles,
famous make, gold and silver coIors
Were 100 to $50. Add 2O9o Federal
tox --oZc
Evening star., 1953-01-15
and.tailored rayon taffeta
lamp shades, 2.ss .eere 3:95

z40 in the group, oil washable with pillow piping and
rustresistont frames. White eeeshe rose beige and
ehortreuse. 12". Ia" 1e" and le" Sizes
hand d-hooked rugs, 9xl2' Were "a So Now So. IS
cotton nd-royon rugs, Oriental design; red back
ground; 8xll'. Were AZ So Now ----------- 1895
5 broodeloth twist rugs. wool and royon mixture
labeled; beige, 9x12' Were II 90. Now 6e.e5
81 handkerchief chino tobe lamps with royon toffeto
shades. Were IA IS. Now ow----------- 1875
81 hossoeks, many coIors and shapes from which to
choose Were 5.e5 to 7.95. Now 800 and 500
100 oI-wooI bIonkets in green coret wine royo blue
and rosewood; 72x84". Were o95. Now-------8.95
100 feother bed pillows, special purchase
100 royon sotin woofiled comforts blue with rose
choreuse with cherry red and solid shades Of wine, gold
hunter green; 72x84" Were l0e5. Now------4e.s5
SO quilted royon son bedspreods twin full size many
coors. Were much more Now-------------S.95
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Junior miss bIouses
at great savings, 1.ss to 3.ss
o~oro 9QS IN

200 nylon, royon or cotton bIouses in
white or eolors. mony styles, sizes 8
TO IS.
125 junior sweaters including nylon and
oneoro, nyIon, all wool. Long and short
sleeve puII-ons and cordieons, many
colors, sizes "a to 40. Were 3e5 to
1895. Now 2.99 to 5.e9
"a junior dresses. royons and wool, vo-
rious coIors and styles. Were 1895 to
1876. Now 80 to $50
IS junior pojomes. red flonneI, white
eyelet trim. size 9. Were 3o5. Now,
299
16 junior eoots, oil wool flannel and
checks, fully interlned. broken sizes.
Were $500. Now ----2l.Oo
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Former Attoche Here
Heads Indian Army
BY the Assoeieted Press

NEW DELHI. India. Jan. 15.-
1t. Gen. Maharaj Rajen-
drasinhji, former Indian mill
tary attache in Washington,
took command of the Indian
Army today. He succeeds Gen.
K. M. Cariappa.
Gen. Rajendrasinhji, SO and
a brother of former Indian U. N.
Delegate Maharajah Jam Saheb
of Nawanagar, headed the
army's Southern Command dur
ing the 1948 government police
action" against the Nizam of
Hyderabad. Beginning his mill
tary career with the I'd Royal
Lancers in 1922, he became the
first Indian winner of Britain's
Distinguished Service Order in
1941 while fighting in North
Africa. He was India's military
attache to Washington in 1945.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
sportsWear reduced

20 Metal Shield Pins, were soc. Now Toe
40 Dunsorees, quilted jackets and skot-
ing skirts. Were l.95 to 4.95. Now 9ee
IS Joekets Of corduroy or velveteen.
Were SOS to 1875 Now 3.74 and 9.69.
40 Weskits, mostly MILDLY types, solid
color or pIoid WOOL Were 4.95 to 8.o5.
Now 2.96 and ga
20 Royon Toffeto Dresses. solid with
stripe effect, misses sizes. Were 1895.
Now 974
IS Royon Striped Toffeto Dresses. misses
sizes. Were l4.95. Now -l0.49
Evening star., 1953-01-15

1884, but the Indians rapidly
declined in numbers, the
Smithsonian related.
Finally, all the nine sub-tribes
of Coneys were gathered and as
signed a tract of land which
probably was on the present site
of the District.
The all-conquering Iroquois
were moving southwark out of
the forests of western New York
and Canada. The Susquehan-
mas of Pennsylvania had been
driven out of the own territory
and attacked the Conoys. who
were no match for them. They
retreated up the Potomac and
then to the Susquehanna.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Stevenson Plans Speech
Al Party Dinner Feb. ID
By the ASsocIoted Press

Adlai E. Stevenson will make
his first major address since his
defeat for the presidency at an
asEaStren States Jefferson-Jack-
son Democratic dinner in New
York City February IA. 1t will
be broadcast and telecast ma
tionally.
This was announced yester-
day by Dwight R. G. Palmer,
treasurer of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
The New York dinner, to be
held at the Waldorf Astoria,
will be a $100-a-plate affair.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
junior boys corduroy
sports coats, 4,88 yere 1925

Choice OF wine, green, ton, novy and
brown; sizes 6, 7, 8 and 9.
junior boys royon flonneI suits, nicely
tailored in brown, blue and eroy. Sizes
T. 9, 10. Were 1850. Now 1888
5 eodet suits. royon, double breasted,
eroy ond brown. Sizes 10, II, II, IS.
Were 1888. Now --lo.88
eodet sports eoots, oll-wool, brown
and blue, sizes ! 4 and IS. Were 24.5O
and 2495. Now w-------.S S.S8
100 boys cotton knit shirts, long sleeve,
bIozer stripes. Sizes IL, IA, IS. Were
lo5. Now w--------------.- 9Se
8 boys western leather sountIet gloves,
fringe and metal concho. Large size, in
black. Were 2.6o. Now
Evening star., 1953-01-15
girls apparel
at great reductions, 1.s9
aCere 2.95 to 7.95

Group Of los includes cotton and royon
dresses, corduroy weskits, sweaters, black
dunsorees. Broken Sizes 7 to IA.
SO girls royon sobordine suits, fitted
and bolero styles, oso q few coots,
corduroy jackets and suits. Not every
style in every size but good selection,
sizes 7 to IA. Were 7.95 and 1896.
Now 422
Evening star., 1953-01-15

ness to the low
lest dishes
for they're the
only mushrooms
broiled in pure
creamery butter
and packed in
their own savory
broth. What's
more, they have
Evening star., 1953-01-15
misses dresses
reduced for clearance, 500
zCere sos TN I1QS

10 royon dresses, one and two piece
styles, dark shades. IL to 20 in the
group.
20 dresses in casual and after five
styles, one and two-piece, assorted COL
ors, sizes IA to l8 Were 1895 to
l7.o5. Now 500
4s dresses, royon crepe, "a and short
sleeves. Many coors, sizes ~ to
24R, 38 to A. Were 1925 and l2.95.
Now 500
"a dresses, royon moteIosse and cynorro
crepe, one o1d two piece, vored coIors,
sizes loh to 22R. Were l4.e5 to
1875. Now LOO
Evening star., 1953-01-15
clearance Of millinery

IS Corduroy and Wool Jersey Cops. as
sorted colors. Were l.95. Now 3ee
IS Veiveteen cIoches, wool iersey and
royon velvet hots, varied coIors. Were
2.o5 and 3o5. Now 6se
20 All-Wool Felt, Brushed Wool, VEL
veteen and Feather Hats. Many styles
and eolors. Were 2.o5 and 3.e5.
NOW 20
Evening star., 1953-01-15

lookie," a portable camera that
has its own relay station. It had
its debut at last summers politi-
cal conventions and is being con-
stantly improved for other uses.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

selves to Z diff
ferently delicious
cereals kept
fresh n crisp in
10 individual, no
waste packagesi
The children will
really go for"
Krinkles S, the
eNv-rVv,a~k1o,,e ~11v
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Portable N cumeru

NEW YORK (P.-As a COM
panion to radios walkie-talkie
television now has a "walkie-
Evening star., 1953-01-15
save " on costume jeweIry
2 for 90 were LOO

odd 20qo federo tax
large and exciting assortment Of pins. bracelets
rings and neekloees in mony styles Some with
beautiful simulated Other styles toiIored, in
cleaning gold and silver metoIs
also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1953-01-15

mems hose reduced for clearance,
29e or for IT'S were 39c to 79c

z5o pors in the group including cotton foney sports
hose, nyIons in solid coors and royon foneies.
Sizes 10 to II in group.
$50 mems oil DUPONT nyIon boxer shorts, white and
sorted coors; sizes 30 to 40. Were IS. Now--- 100
Evening star., 1953-01-15

sugar-coated rice cereal and Sugar
Crisp, that honey of a candy
coated puffed wheat cereal two
of Americas leading sweet-coated
cereals that only POST-TENS
contains! But the rest are all
taste-tempters, too Grape
Nuts, Post Toasties, Grape-Nuts
Flakes, Posts 40To Bran Flakes
and Posts Raisin Bran!
Evening star., 1953-01-15
misses toppers and suits
at outstanding savings, 27.00
zpere 1925 to 1926

so in group. Toppers are wool fleece
in postel shodes with zip-out Innings.
Suits are wool shorkskin and tweed and
fianneIs. All with hand finished detoiIs,
royon crepe Innings, sizes 10 to l8.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

WoodIeigh toilet tissue, IL 70"
iUas I7c roll blue Or white only
Made from hieh-erode foeioI tissue. 1000
single sheets, 500 two-pIy. Size 4Ax4h".
Stock up now and save Sc every roll.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

good food value :. and there's no
peeling, trimming or waste with
these rich, full-flavored mush-
rooms. So get all 3 styles and try:
crssmsd Clipped beef topped with
BinB Whole AUshroom Crowns.
Csulifovsr in cheese sauce spsrksd
with BinB Sliced MUshrooms.
Chicken erequsttsI dressed Up with
BinB Chopped Mushrooms.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
tremendous
reduction on
lamps, as is"

4 double sooseneek student Iomps.
were 4.95. Now 2.99
3 double sooseneek student Iomps,
we're l2.oS. Now - SOS
z single sooseneek tobIe lamps.
we're 2.o5. Now Its
7 hurricane lamps. clear gloss,
we're $50. Now 100
! three-woy student floor lamp,
was o95. Now 4.99
] sooseneck floor style lamp,
Sway socket, wos 9.o5. Now 3.99
regular six-woy fIoor-styIe lomp,
wos 995. Now 3,99
SO fiber-sIoss lamp shades in
green, red or white, assorted sizes,
were ITS. Now
~ cotton loop rugs, 24x42", we're
l.99. Now $50
lS cotton loop rugs. 24x3e", we're
l.79. Nov ------- lbs
8 home mechanics kits including
knife, trowel, chalk and line. Were
50 Now 3oc
Evening star., 1953-01-15
BREAKFAST IS NO BOTHER

when your menu boasts an easy
main dish" like ST-TENS.
You simply put this wondrous
Post Cereals assortment on the ta-
BILE. and let everyone help them
Evening star., 1953-01-15
WANT TO be WISE AND Ecoho.

MlzE on food =. yet serve your
family elegant treats, too? Well,
you can 49,. with BinB Broiled in
Butter Mushrooms to help out.
You see, they give heavenly good
Evening star., 1953-01-15
fabric remnants
DC to 100 yard
aCere 39c to 2.95 ward

Mostly ends Of bolts. some slightly irrea-
ulor. Wide selection Of fobries in mony
eoIors including: denim, printed pereaIe,
corduroy, stopIe eottons, reyon toffeto,
royon sotin, flonnelette. Come early for
best selection.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
BUY-LINES BY Nancy SasseT

Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New Interesting
New York, Jan. l5-Here's the perfect 'perker.
upper" for any meal appetizer of bright red,
|tantalizing COLLEGE INN Tomato Juice Cocktail!
It's much more than mere tomato juice, you know
made from only the richest, choicest, sun-ripened
tomatoes. plus the jus,-rght dash of pure lemon
Evening star., 1953-01-15
cotton lace, 9sc yard
less than Is Of original price
aoas 2.98 to $50 yard

zoo yards Of korde oIl-eotton lace, first
quality. colors include orchid. pink.
navy, cocoa. white, light blue and rose.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
low prices on chiIdren's
apparel, 35e to las
rOere 75c to 2.Q5 ---

800 in group including shirts, dresses.
infants apparel, robes, ereepers shorts.
jackets, all marked down for clearance.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

velvet pin flowers
reduced, 15e each
1vere 35c to SIC
1000 in the group in large and
attractive color range. Mony floral
types included.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
assorted handbags
reduced for clearance, 1888

plus 20fs Federal tar
sUere 500
Only IS in the group so shop eoriy and
save. Various. styles and eolors from
which to choose.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

TURNING ON THE ~ always signal" in my home -, -,
to bring out the JOLLY TINE Pop Corn It's so r-%A
much fun for and eueru |fTT<SSM
kernel crisp fluffy and delicious, your money NA
back! No hulls hard either itsl GEeA
truly the best-for- -poppn buy. Tryt @ @\4
both kinds -. JOLLY TIME White and JOLLY TIME e>~I\
Giant Yellow. At Grocers everywhere.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
famous Bestform bras and
garter belts al special prices

$50 Bestform Longtime royon sotin bros, 100
side elastic inserts for comfort. White,
cup sizes "a a., cup sizes "a to 46. were 100
100 Bestform royon satin garter belts, Toe
obIe eorters; white. Small, medium and we're 90
large sizes
100 Bestform nyIon garter belts. back hook 100
style. White with blue stitching adjust
able gorters. Small, medium and large we're so
sizes
Evening star., 1953-01-15
great reduction on
ready.made furniture
covers

40 chair covers, we're 6.84. Now
BIS
s sofo covers, were 1884. Now
7.50
Assorted styles on floral cotton
twill. in wine. green, sroy and
toost.
40 rayon sotin bedspreods, quilted
top, full z |" drop, twin size. Blue,
chortreuse, hunter green, sea green.
Were 9.o9. Now 4.99
ZOO seconds Of Common towels,
voried coIors. If perfect, SOC to
10. Now ------ 49e to S9e
lbs royon flock place mats, we're
Doc. Now
81 contour muslin mottress covers,
twin or full, we're 80. Now l.l9
81 plostie pillow protectors, were
39c. Now
l9 pIostie window curtains, hand
pointed. we're 2.o5. Now - 59e
white chenille bedspreod, Colo
niol style, frineed, wos 1850.
NOW -------- -------6 6.95
Evening star., 1953-01-15
girls and chiIdren's shoes
greai|V reduced, 4.ss .oere 6.95 to z:95

IS pors from which to choose mony styles but not every
style in every size. Ideol for school and dress.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

taste! COLLEGE INN Tomato Juice Cocktail packed'
vi'amin too perfect for after school snac we'll meal
Still
stock today You'll find your Crocer's handy
or shaker
Evening star., 1953-01-15

Included white sleeveless vests and white cotton brief
ponties, sizes to Is. Stock up now ond save.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
famous Terry Lee bIouses, lss, 2 for 800

500 in the group short sleeve royon crepe blouses in
white and eolos Also short sleeve 40denier nyon
shirts in gold. navy ond green. Sizes 81 to 5S.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Women's famous name casual shoes
with foam rubber insoIe, 4.ss .oere OBS

Choice Of leather and suede in many eoIors including
black, brown, blue, red ond green. Sizes to H. Mar
row, medium and wide. oIso extra wide.
100 Emma Jettek in leather and suede Black brown,
and assorted eoIors Broken sizes 4h to g. AAA to c.
high and medium heels. Were oo5 to 1925 Now 6.85
Evening star., 1953-01-15
group Of girls cotton knit underwear, So

if perfect, ,COuld be soc to 69c
Seward seaport record., 1953-03-20
SCHOOL CHILDREN HEAR SPECIAL CONCERT

Pierre Sancan gave special concert for school children Fri day morning in the Methodist Church. Most of the kids sat enthralled, as much by the grip ping personality of the artist as by his music.
 Seward children are taking ad vantage of the special perform anceS given by visiting artists of the Alaska Music Trail. This series has been a great oppor- tunity for them to enjoy and learn to appreciate good music.
Seward seaport record., 1953-03-20
DINNER AT ST. PETERS

St, Peters Episcopal Church Ladies Guild will hold a dinner in the church basement Sunday, March 22. They welcome every body to dinner that night instead of cooking at home-no dishes to wash, either!
Seward seaport record., 1953-03-20
BAKE SALE

Members of Seward Rebekah Lodge will hold a bake sale at Werner's Furniture Store on the morning Of April I. The sale will begin at II o'clock.
Seward seaport record., 1953-03-20

Dispatcher On duty 24 hours a daY-so leave your packages at NORTHERN CAB STAND while continuing your shopping.
Seward seaport record., 1953-03-20

A baby daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Billy Kane in Seward General Hospital March 19. The little girl weighed 2 rounds 9 ounces. Her name is Dc6ra Ann.
 Mother and baby are doing well.