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Mrs. w. Y. Reed Of Chicago,
mother Of Mrs. Green gave her
eight 70 year old Dresden china
dessert plates that are beautiful;
then there was the old fashioned
gravy boat done in dark blue
and gold that was in the family Of
Mrs. g. n Roper several genera
lions ago and at the time, the
same pattern was in use at the
White House. This was gift
from Mrs. Roper to Mrs. Green.
Can you remember when your
mother or your grandmother wore
dainty watches pinned on their
suit coats or blouses? Well, how
few Of you remember when ladies
pinned dainty tiny perfume bottles
Of all shapes TO their blouses or
lapels. That was done many,
many generations ago. These are
very rare antiques.
Still rowing around we found
two cornered small mirrored cab
lnets with fifty years OF use be-
hind them. Inside Of these cabin
cts were many tiny antiques.
We noticed crlIet with
handle and on close inspection,
wasn't | the snooper?) we saw
IL was IS years old. IT had space
for five bottles on its rack. They
had contained salt, pepper, vine
gar mustard and hot sauce.
This will be n reminder 10 all
Of our grandparents when their
grandparents used to wear those
awful big hair docs" and used
hair pins that were five and six
inches long and quite thick.
Mrs. Green has a Jet hair pin
OF that vintage and II has a
daintily carved butterfly head,
and oh. the hair pin. The lady
who used that hair pin had real
long heavy hair and this was an
ornament placed through for dec
grafton. Vanity then?
We could go on and on but be-
fore we stop we must tell you
about the more than % antique
perfume bottles in those corner
cabinets we mentioned above and
there was that very tiny dainty
flgurine made in Germany in 1859
that is truly beautiful.
Attic these antiques are
hobby. we also give Mrs. Green a
big bouquet.
Think This Over
You who are letting miserable
MISUNDERSTANDING run on from
year TO year, meaning to clear
them up some day; you who are
keeping wretched quarrels alive
because you cannot quite make up
your mind that now is the day TO
sacrifice your pride and kin them;
you who are passing men sullenly
upon the street, not speaking to
them out Of some silly spite. and
yet knowing that It would fill you
with shame and remorse II you
heard that one Of those men were
dead tomorrow moning: you who
are eating your friends heart
ache for a word Of appreciation
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You, You, You" by the Ames
Brothers 49,. "Wonderlust Blues"
and "Senorita' by Joe Allegro =.
and Now That I'm in Love" and
Yankee Doodle Town" by the
Sauter-Finegan orchestra
Final pop is Bundle Bee
Stomp adapted from the famed
Flight of the Bumble-Bee" clas-
sic and "Cumana" by the Arne
Barnett Trio, a first recording for
King.
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touch, but otherwise are okay.
And The Call OF the Far Away
Hills" from Shane by Ken Cur
tbs. This is a cowboy vocal We
prefer the Eyes Of Blue theme
from the pic. Reverse side Of this
disc is a non-moyie Brass Ring
Love" by Dick Thomas, sad
story in country vein of lost love.
A non-MGat movie tune is a
version OF THE Song From Mou-
lin Rouge" Dy Moro Marbles and
his orchestra for Victor on the
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kick.
Return TO Paradise" and The
Bad and the Beautifur from pics
Of the same name by David Rose
and his orchestra both for good
listening on quiet evening, with
Paradise" providing the more ex-
citing moments
Nowhere Guy" and You
from THE Girl Next Door" by
Beryl Davis. two pop torchy mel
odies that possibly have too much
of a heavy movie production
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or sympathy If only you buld
know and see and feel, all Of a
sudden, that "the time Is short,
how il would break the spell! How
you would go instantly and do the
thing which you might never have
another chance to dol, Phillips
Brooks
The older you get the more you
realize that kindness is synoHy-
nous with happiness. Lionel
Barrymore.
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Latin American beat. II is good
listening for those who are tired
of the gooey versions now so pop
ular. On reverse side is a rhumba
Fantasia Mexicana" with nice
trumpeting by George Lopez.
Good for dancing, too.
Also on Victor are four other
pop discs My Sweetheart
Mamie and There's Plenty of
Fish in the Ocean by Dennis Day
"Once Upon a Tune" and
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June 1873

7soo S HORSE RACING Sports
The Queens County HaaoycIp, racs for
thuo@-yeas -olds and Up inf $3.50
2.3o S EXPERIMENT NO. II
$500 { TALENT PATROL
5 SATURDAY THEATRE
3.3o THE BIBLE SPEAKS
400 4 WORLD OF AVIATION
WORLD AROUND US
why Should We Believe the Bible2
Hos, Ben Leighton asks his guest panel
for their onkwars: tRsv. Glsnn Lawis, St.
Clements Episcopal. s.. Paul Rev. Thso-
dors HslmaEek, Good Shepherd LuiherGn,
MplB.I and Or. Forrest Rick eson, Port.
4i3o Z COWBOY G-MEN-Wssisrn
Pat and s'onsY nab a beautiful spY.
protecting irupcrfanf government Eocssts.
ITO BE ANNOUNCED
500 4 MUSIC TELLS A Story
ROY ROGERS SHOW
5:3o 4 BEAT THE CLOcK-ouix
5 TO BE ANNOUNCED
500 4 JACKIE GLEASON-comsdY
Iackis Gl9cson with Audrey Msudows,
Art Carney. in comedy skits. Guest:
Bob Manning, SINGER.
5 MY HERo-comsdY
Surprise Party" BednbloBsom hos O
wild time trying 70 keep his boss in
sac ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR
Ted Mock and talent hopaiuls.
TOO 4 HOPALoNc CASSIDY
S SATURDAY NIGHT REVUE
Host.smcso HodgY CdEmichGsl presents
top vdriotY acta and top-notch young
comedy talent.
7s3o 4 Wild BILL HlcKoK
500 4 PLAY OF The wEEK-Drama
s,3o 4 WRESTLING Sports
S GREAT FIGHTS OF CENTURY
Max Bdsr. attempting q comeback meets
New I0rsoYs most fdmoua bartender,
Two-Ton Tony Gdlonto.
si4s S THE BIG pLAYBAcK-sports
Bill Stern interviews Bobby Thompson.
Filmed hiqhli9his include ~ Preacher
wins the dscdthlon. ~ Triple play
executed. (sl The tSdm from TippsrurY
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Saturday
June 20
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wcco.rv EsrP-rv
100 SATURDAY THEATRE
800 RED RYDER--Wssisrn
eiao WESTERN THEATRE
900 I SPACE PATROL
o,9o ROD BROWN. ROCKET RANGER
The Slrlngler Trees O. Triton Rod
rsscuss Captain Boyd from q jungle on
the planet frioa.
SKY KING THEATRE
1000 4 SUPER CIRCUS
S OPEN HOUSE
1890 MAGIC. MIRTH MYSTERY
s. David W1lkef, mdgiclun.
io,4s S WESTERN THEATRE
1900 4 TALENT HUHr--varis,Y
With Toby Prin,
il,3o I BASEBALL SCHOOL
ii,as S A DOGS LIFE
With Jerry Comes.
iaioo 4 MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
Chicago vs. Philadelphia,
iailo BIRTHDAY CLUB
Ials 5 WESTERN
loo S SATURDAY MATINEE
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G5a=is Flslds. subs fer I'd Sullivan.
Guests: key starr, voc~4Hi. len Pssr-s,
Not tenor GEd Jimmy Nelson. ysatra-
BIG PAYoFF-ouiz
Randy heFTi-aGn Pops the Sasstioas
as eager male try 70 win CLAN oTors
prizes for ladies' fair.
TOO 4 FRED WAXING SHOW
S GOODYEAR PLAYHOUSE
LILY CGhi4 comes out Of retirement 70
star IN "EIpectant Rsl1tions.' Comedy
involving two branches Of family
7i3o TINE TO sMILE-comsdY
Starring Alan Young.
$500 4 RANGE RIDER Western
5 THE DocroR-DrGmd
$50 ~ THEATRE
S FOREIGN INTRIGUE
Robsr, Cannon s1ves @ ruling princes
LIE end Americas interests in Near
500 I FAVoRIrE sToRY-Drama
S MARCH OF TINE
$40 4 MASTERPIECE THEATRE-Novis
Mariorle Reynolds, 10y Banter and
ny" A vile takes her hsnpscksd hus-
bands place "a tho tGnilY breed
ABBOTT s COSTELLO
1000 S TODAY's HEADLINES-lngram
lois S MAN WHO'S BEEN THERE
1880 S HAWKS WEATHER PICTURE
los35 INTO THE NIGHT
ll.oo I SHOW pECPLE-Musie
S STARLIGHT THEAThE-hovis
John WdYns. Thomds Mitchell and
Claire Trevor In Stage Coach" Epic
western movie.
HIS 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
''Wom1n Doctor with FriedI Ines
cort and Henry Wilcoxsn. When work
occupies ell Of woman doctor's
time Z lass c-rear minded younJ lady
wins the ND's husband end child.
1900 Z NIGHT OWL NEWs-Ball
l2soS I NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE-Cont.
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Sunday

Wcco-TV ESrP-TV 5
Sis 4 WESTERN THEATRE
COWBOY PLAYHOUSE
800 4 The GOSPEL HOUR
With Rev. g. Q. S;ddskley.
Sis HOUR OF DECISION
Eydnselts, Billy Gr1haza
hA. IAYCEE
800 BUSINESS FINANCE
COMEDY FILM
1000 4 FILM PROGRAM
TOOTSIE HIPPoDRoME
lo.3o Z FAITH FOR TODAY
Or, ChGglas II. Williams, 81. Peter
ClGver ST. Pduli StdnlsY Shine,
CiudEdidn Angels Parish ChaskdI n.
7. Seidel, Visitation Pdrish, Mpls., end
J. 4. Schmid. St. mdrhsw's st. Pdul
guests on this sPsciai Fathsrs poY
S FRONTIERS OF FAITH
Il:oo 4 NEWS Coles
TOWER OF TRuTH-Reliq.
ii:3o 4 CANDY cARNIvAL~-Eids
WESTERN THEATRE
1900 4 PARADE OF HOMES
Homes for Balo on TVS mGJie carpet
AMERICAN INVENTORY
1890 4 FILM PROGRAM
Souls Harbor" returns nsxt week.
RFD.Tv--AgrieultuIal
100 4 BEuLAH-comsdY
FARM NEWS
las FlLMErrE
l,3o 4 QUICK As a FLASH
TO BE ANNOUNCED
2,oo 4 Z. W. zIEBARrH-Esws
KUKLA. FRAN 6 OLLIE
2,lS 4 U.s.A. cANTEEN-varistY
Inspired by the opening OF the Brook.
lYn Bridge in 1888, Jane FromGn's son9s
carry q nautical nudncs: Roll, Roll,
Rol." They Al L1ughtsd." When
Ffanoss Dances With Me-" I'm Old
Fashioned" and III Love You q
a,3o I MAN OF THE WEEK
Ron Cochran, discussion chairman
zoo PARADE
Animal Sounds Chatter from q talk.
inc crow and the rumble OF u gorilla
bed'inq on bis chest.
500 ADVENTURE
Study Of the hight habits Of bids end
development Of mschdnized flight by
mon. Also. reactions OF On aviator
taking off for the first time.
S HALLMARK THEATRE
$40 S SIGHTSEEING SWAYZES
a.4S S WINDOW ON WASHINGTON
400 4 YOU ARE THERE-DrumG
Treason Of Bsnedic, Arnold One Of
Americas brilliant generals soils out
AMATEUR CHEF Cooking
$50 4 KOREA. MY HoME-Doeumsniur
Tho people Of Korea-3o0o0O wdr wi
dows, 100 600 orphdns, 90C0. 600 dislo-
Gated psrsons--d.tsr three Yscrs Of wcr.
CHS cameras grIphicullY portray tho
mos, searching study Of Kog0d's dssa-
tute populdce,
DATE WITH JUDY
Judy decides 70 follow in The steps OF
q friend Of her mothers. q successful
nswsp1p0r woman.
500 4 You ASKED FOR IT-vGristY
AT Baker. emcea.
RED EELToN--comsdY
$50 YOUR PLAY TIME--Drdmu
Robert Mutton BtIrs in Emergency
a doctor and nurse comb a city tor
q muniucIl poisonsr Of pets.
MISTER enthusiastically
500 4 TOAST OF THE TOWN
English music hail comS4!enns, Miss
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Wednesday
June "A
xSrp.ry S

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500 4 THE NAMES TIE sAMr-Guis
5 CAvALcApE OF AMERICA
The Esaasriost via Ion BrsNn end
Edgls Huea1n5z. Ieeeasgs booasvsl
IN the bad loads" Ct p1ks,S pus'
event ,ha, hos rroscgnd infosnes n
his iziag polst.odl LIE.
100 srRlkE n sicH-ouI
NaTreR Mall, eneco.
5 KRAFT TKEArRE--Drama
40 4 NAN AGAINST CRIME
Pli-dts s0tecu~s Nike sGsuatt rsGts c
SIna e Ss=h,sss who my 70 take
cvar q charity hsneht
500 . INTERNATIONAL soxINa
Forraer ai.shcscer 10y Msxsn vs.
lsa'-aSayYWossAt esaGplca AFShs
MsoUs. IN q iSrcaas enGr1Psoaah:p
ms Is YOUR LIFE
SSspa E5wssds turns pSgss n scras-
onss tzsrily olsEn.
$50 5 MAkRiEp ioAN--cSnsaY
ne tSaes disNoysrs 10 rs ssyF0~
al1mcna braes.st Sc SoOd iasa 70
sss FIGHT FolLow.uP
500 GODFREY AND his FRTESps
Aznssg FvIak Pazkss caS ysagsiogaiz'
esss Paul. S ssss ss 49,. i ssSssss'
isasste DGvts, lelacs L1SasI. ~
Ana Sssms cad he &sCiNFs Sister
SUMNER ffEEArRk
iesoo 4 WHATS Ny LiNk-osts
leAn Duly ana ,cS SD@ssugss
rOpkN-s HfEApkfNES-
teiiS 5 HkwfS wEkrHEk--Nr. a
losfa 5 hORNEES SPORTS SNOW
lcs3o 4 NIGHT NEwS--Necasn
OUTDOORS WITH CANNES
iesse = WEATHER. -owEH-krosahns
icssS 4 HOLLYWOOD OFF BEAr
iisoo 5 HckNEzs scOREncARp
lies 5 SrARilGHr THEArkK-
rr,nSs W lnas NtsA .Nssa Sauns
Fgea@sicf NareA md Ratph Ral.1iny
ne !srg SzA a tAs is~ fellows s~s
t,vezs grcu-G re ~ul,d
Has 4 SPoRrS houNpup-hoers
lilac 4 NIGHT owl PLAYHOUSE
lunTeTogs hcls@1y VIA hIy GoIl1
c,a he1ar EcrpaT
iisoc 4 NIGHT owl NE~fS--sal
lilcs 4 Nichr Owl PLAYHOUSE ceas
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$40 BLIND pATE--Pansi
5 FILhETTE
s:IS WORLD At RANDOM
With Bin Ingram.
ZOO 4 CRIME sTNplcATEp
5 fIRESlpE THERTRE--Drumu
Ntght in The Warehouse with Hugh
Blake, An honest cop eanyincaS q
young hoodlum that his future happi.
ness lies on the side Of the law.
1880 4 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT
5 CANDID CAMERA
L1ratns Day smeess end picks the
clndld movies 70 be shown.
500 Z DANGER hodunit
The PrCdigdl Returns"
5 TWO FOR TIE MoNEY--Quis
With Herb Shr;ner
$50 4 MPLs. wRESTLiNc-Sport
S DOUG FAIRBANKS PRESENTS
900 CIRCUS HouR-vuristY
Gomedlan Bert ldhF subs for Zoe E
Brawa. pol5ras Gsuy sings When
FaA IN Love and "lusi one Of Those
Thinqs." lohn Raius selection is
Without q ScnG.
$50 4 BOSTON BLAcxIE-whoduni,
1000 4 RACKET sQuAp--Bunke cusss
5 TOpAYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lo;lS 5 HAWKS WEATHER
1910 5 AoRNER's SPORTS SHOW
1910 4 NIGHT NEWS-McCnsn
S BOB ccNSIpINE--Nsws
1910 Z WEATHER Notwithstanding
los4s 4 PREMIUM THEATRE
5 CLUB EMBASSY--Masie
HOO S HORNERS SCOREBoARD
HOS S STARLIGHT THEATRE
iltlS 4 SPORTS RouNpuP--Meors
lll.o 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
The Ntgat HIwk' with Robot Living
ayrn and Iuua Tglv3z
is,oo 4 NIGHT Owl NEws-Bdi
i,,eS 4 NIGHT OWL PLAIAouSE--ceni,
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G54 u1a ITS cr9kW 70 ESsal-1n1-
fens.a irlsa gsIrla called El-Eng.
500 S WISDOM OF THE AGES
$50 FEATURE FILM
DENNIS DAY SHoW-ComsdY
Dennis finds himself playing tNs role
Of husband ard !lihsE for Ca1glsY s
benefit
1000 S ToDEYs KEADLTNES-Insrum
Io;lS S WEATHER REPORT-hr. n
1910 ART INSTRUCTION.
lo:7S S FLO WIGGAES' SHOW
1910 4 NIGHT REWS--Codi
INDUSTRY ON PARADE
io:4o 4 WEATHER REPOHT-krdshling
I0s4S 4 Finn PROGRAM
STARLIGHT THEATRE
Has 4 MIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
x Scream IN the Durk' with Robert
Lowery end Marie McDcnald
400 4 NIGHT OWL NEWS-Godi
l7ioS 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE-Cont
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JH0d4 June IL
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es3o 4 TROUBLE WITH FATHER
PLYMOUTH PLAYHOUSE
Poris KGrloits Kyle hdcDonnsl and Sir
Cedric Hand wicks IN ske;chbook."
700 4 PLAYHOUSE OF STARS
Lon McCdlIistsr Is guest s,dF-hosi IN
Operation Riviera comedy about a
81 on a lo-daY iarlSuSh on the isls Of
BIC sroRY-prama
Bill Bailey. Hdrlngen tTsz1s) Valley
Morning Star. proves On "oecideni-
1910 OUR MISS BRooKs-comedy
AiSs Brooks maternal Instincts GRE
aroused wh<n her ldndlud? brings
DOUBLE on NOTHING
500 4 ozZTE s HARRiET-comedY
Hduists bdiung ouusSs Czzis 20 give
UP his ssdvniarY ways 10 become q
frivolous, cdfgirsa male
cAvALcADE or SPORTS
Paddy Young vs.. Can "Bobo+ Olson. IS
rounds for US. rights 20 the Middle.
weigh, Championship.
$40 4 MY FRIEND IRMA--Comsdy
irmd runs into an embarrassing h!tud-
ton whom she suspects Jane 10 a klsp-
s4s S SPORTS HALL OF FAME
A penny ticket from q weighing machine
brings Penn mil,ion-dolluF trouble with
spy rinJ.
FTLMETTE
oils 5 HAssLIN WITH RUSS
$40 4 INVITATION THEATRE
sROCKY KING. DETECTIVE
sias 4 STRANGE ADVENTURE
1000 4 THE WEB--MYstsrY
Dear Sister" with Martha Scott. \ wo-
man plots her brothers dsdth to inherit
his estate.
ropAY's HEADLlNEs-lngrum
Io,ls S HAWKS WEATHER SHOW
1910 S HOnNERS SPORTS SHOW
1880 4 NIGHT NEWS-hcCusn
5 TO BE ANNOUNCED
1910 4 WEATHER TOWER
lot4s 4 PREMIUM THEATRE
WRESTLING. HOLLYWOOD
Hoo S HORNEns scoREboAnD
Ilios S ALL STAR WRESTLING
ILLS 4 SPORTS ROuNDuP-Moors
iii2o 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
Tenth Avenue Nurse with Bruce Cdpot
and Beverly Roberts.
u,as S STARLIGHT THEATRE
1900 4 NIGHT OWL NEWs-Bali
laos 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHouSE-Conf.
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Monoay
June az
KSTpTV 8
Wcco.Ty 4

"SSO-F koIf'IN
$50 Z GODFREY TALENT SCOUTS
5 VOICE OF FIRESTONE
900 LOVE LuCY--Comedy
Widowed by q TY set on fight NIGHT,
Lucy and Ethel walk out into The
night in search Of adventure,
S EYE WTTNESS-Dramd
7tao 4 MASQUERADE PARTY-PansI
PGnslis,s lkd Chose, Peter Donald,
Ogden Mesh and Buff Cobb try 10
identity celebrities who oPpedr in
disguise.
S MONTGOMERY PRESENTS
The Woman Who Hated Children"
$500 4 SUMNER THEATRE-Dr1mG
Studio Ones Summer Theatre presents
The Paris Feeling" with Susan Doug
los. Marshall Thompson uni Misehd
Auer. Tho love story OF q young
AmeEiean officer end a French girl.
$3.50 WHO SAID THAT
Nancy Guild. Merr.mun Smith and
IIck PG1r as guest contestants; Frunk
Commit, Gnchor NON.
500 4 BURNS N ALLEN-comsdY
GEdcio decides George is working too
hard and suggests he get interested
Observation-Disclosures
Paul and Jerry otter q mythical cor
Cadtlon scene.
$40 4 TV THEATHE-Dramu
ETHEL 6 ALBERT-ComsdY
An error In diagnosis almost results
IN major surgery Tor Albert
1000 4 BIG TOWN
Steve and LaceleI tGnqle with q no
toTious ellen whose stroag-uTming pals
gre tsrgoriEing influential citizens to
sponsor his ra-enfry into the US
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S TCDAY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lo;ls S HAWKS WEATHER
1910 S HORNER'S SPORTS SHOW
1890 4 NIGHT NEWS-Mecusn
S ROLLER DERBY
1910 4 WEATHER TOWER--KrGehlin9
l0;4S 4 FILM PROGRAM
llso0 S HORNER's ScOREBCARD
HOS S STARLIGHT THEATRE
llilS Z SPORTS ROUEDUP-Moere
ll;2o 4 TWENTY QUESTlONS-QuiI
Actress Pd'ricid keGl quest
ll;So 4 NIGHT OWL NEWS-Bdil
lliSS 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
Whispering Footsteps with Iohn
Hubbard and Rita Cui1lsy. 4 3rlsly
series Of murders ere thought to be
the work Of q scholarly young bank
clerk.
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Evening star., 1953-03-25

Burrowing rats are undermin-
ng the peace of mind and back
,ards of American University
Park residents.
Narrowing tales Of cat-sized
odentS, undaunted by boys BIB
runs, were told to a meeting of
he American Park Citizens As
ociation last night. Members
loiced the suspicion that recent
anti-rat crusadeS by nearby
super markets are responsible.
. Garland E. Taylor. president,
described the rat horde as a
serious menace to sanitation. He
asked the members to survey
garbage cans and old buildings
and report conditions at the
next meeting.
The group also:
l. Appointed a committee to
determine whether the Washing
ton Housing Association should
be included on the list of chari-
ties of the Community Chest.
2. Requested Congress to ap-
propriate funds for a new jun
ior high school for white chill
dren in the southeast area.
8. Asked that appropriate no
tice be given on petitions to
change the zoning restrictions
in the area.
4. Protested any plan to trans
Evening star., 1953-03-25
ADVERTISEMENT.
why IS SARAH
GOING TO SEED?

Q What a pity to see q beautiful girl
like Sarah 60 to seed drained Of
healthy color lacking pep and en-
thusiasm looking old before her
time.
Doctors tell US that many such trag-
edies can be avoided. Many. many
men and up TO 2 out Of women. par
ticularly those from IS to so, suffer
needlessly from a simple iron def
cheney. And it's these women who
sorely need an abundance Of iron to
rebuild rich, red blood that renews
strength and energy puts the roses
back In your cheeks.
Thousands who once were pale and
pallid, tired and run down, dragging
through day after weary day :.
have restored health and vigor with
-IRONIZED YEAST tablets - con-
centrated iron tonic made especially to
help revive your weakened, washed
out blood cells.
Weakness and pallor can have other
causes, so see your doctor regularly.
But IL iron deficiency has you feeling
worn and wasted then start taking
IRONIZED YEAST right away, for
the vital iron you may need to regain
your youthful sparkle, vitality and
enthusiasm.
Get IRONTZED YEAST tablets to-
AAy. See how their daily use can help
you 6A your Old time self again :.
1og Just Anew pennies . day.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
AFy Maher Declares
Egypt May Become
Republic in ; Years
by the Associoted Press

CAIRO, Egypt. Mar. 25.-For.
mer Prime Minister Ally Maher
chairman of the 50-man COM
mission looking into Egypt's fu-
ture. said this ancient Nile king
dom may become a "parliamen-
tary republic" after the present
three-year transitional period.
The nominal ruler now is IA
months-old King Fuad II, only
son of the exiled King Farouk
and 19-year-old Queen Narri-
man. She returned here this
week after marital breakup
in Italy with Farouk, who kept
the baby king with him.
Mapping Future Status.
Mr.. Maher heads the big COM
mission entrusted to map out
Egypt's future constitutional
status.
Strongman Premier Maj. Gen.
Mohammed Naguib has decreed
a three-year transitional period
for Egypt, to run from late 1852.
The infant Prince Ahmed Fuad
was proclaimed King Fuad II,
named for Farouk's father, after
Gen. Naguib forced Farouk to
abdicate and leave Egypt last
July 26. The dynasty founded
by the Albanian soldier of for
tune: Mohammed Ali, has ruled
Egypt for century and a half.
First Hint of Republic.
Mr.. Maher's statement was the
first positive indication by a
government official that Egypt
may change to a republic. There
have been many rumors that
such a step might be taken. Mr..
Maher said a five-man constitu-
tional subcommission had rec
commended unanimously that the
pending new constitution de-
clare the country a parliament
tary republic"
Mr.. Maher said the subcom-
mission. intrusted with working
out Egypt's future government,
made its decision after a COM
parative study of other govern
ments He added that it had
included the United States
presidential republic" form in
its study.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
1b More Beef
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flaky top crust. No soggv undercrust!
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Evening star., 1953-03-25
|AU Park Residents Rallied
Against Invasion of Rats

fer Mckinley High School from
white to colored use.
5. Asked for the repeal of the
personal property tax.
The meeting was held at the
Westmoreland Congregational
Church on Westmoreland Circle
NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Ex-Miumi GombIer Gets.
4-Month Tax Sentence
BY the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 25.-Sam-
uel j. Gold, one-time Miami
gambler, was sentenced to four
months in prison yesterday and
fined $4,000 on income tax
charges.
He once operated a chemin de
fer game at the Little Palm Club
and the Sunny Isles Club in
Miami.
Gold, So. once an associate of
gambler Frank Erickson, plead
ed guilty to evading $45,000 in
income taxes for 1945 and 1916.
He surrendered to answer the
indictment early in 1852.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
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Color Film at Church

A color film entitled II Beheld
His Glory" will be shown at 4::30
and 8:15 pm. tomorrow in the
Church of st. Clements, 1701
Quaker lane, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

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