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his daughter with him and the
surprise party too,
y. W. Auxiliary Meets, AZ the
regular monthly meeting ~ the
Phyllis wheatley Auxiliary held
Feb, q, plans were made for the
annual dinner meeting scheduled
for Feb, 20, Mrs, DorOthy Stewart
Ia general chairman with Mr. Har.
old Combs a. co-chairman, Elcc-
ton Of officers followed and the
present slate was unanimously ~.
elected AZ follows; Prealdent, Mr
Clarence \. Hughes; vice prrHi.
dent, Miss Jessie McAuliffc, sccFe-
tRry, Mrs. g. Marty. treasurer
Mrs, George Peters and core.
spending secretary, Mira, AnnAcele
Johnson, Mr., Hughes thanked the
body for their vote Of confidence
and assured them that they shall
ehdeavor 10 do an even better job
the ensuing year,
First NIEhtcFu BridEe Ctahl The
First NiKhters Bridge club will
meet with Mrs, VIM. whiteside.
1900 Third Ave, So, saturday,
Feb, IL.
Pleasant Birthdays Although
Mrs John Jackson. apis Fourth
Ave, so, was confined 90 her home
on her birthday, FEBRUARY !, her
friends did not forget, on Thurs.
day morning q beautiful plant was
delivered, q gift from the Gospel
chorus OF Zion Baptist church. Of
which Mrs, jackson IL a member.
In the evening, MTa, " Combs and
daughters arrived bringing her =
birthday cake. on Saturday, Feb,
T. she was again PLEASANTLY sur.
pItsed when . group Of her friends
surprised her with birthday
party, They brought refreshments
and birthday gifta Those partici.
patinE were Mines, Johnnie Mae
Priest. Evelyn Combs, Ethel
Saunders Roberto PrImm. MesArn
Raymond Cooper, willie n Hail
and Miss Rouble Williams Mrs.
Jackson says this IL one of the
happleat birthdays she has had
and one long 10 be remembered.
staF-l.lte Usher tloardI The
stAT.LAts Usher Board will meet
Friday evening at the new H..
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Num-, SZ2 No. Avon St, who has
been seriously i'll for the past
three months Is now on the road
to recovery.
Called To Chicago: Mrs. Charles
Graham. 79l st. Anthony Ave.
was called to Chicago. because Of
the illness Of her cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Bass. Mrs. Graham
viii remain in Chicago for two
weeks.
That Fin Bug" Again: Mrs
Leonia Goodman, 29l No. ST. Al
bans and her entire household
have been Ill with the flu for the
past week.
Mid Century Club: The Mid
Century Club met at the home of
Mrs. Ella Mae Shelton, 1853 w
Central Ave, Wednesday, Febru-
AIRY 4. Following the meeting, Mrs.
Voncie Taylor was presented with
a cut glass punch bowl and candle
sticks in honor Of her wedding an
niversary, which was January lS.
The next meeting will be Febru-
airy IS at the home Of Mrs. Won
cile Taylor, 953 Rondo Ave. Any
persons interested in joining, con-
tact Mrs. Iona Hampton, ELK
hurst 317S.
Home From Hospital: Mrs.
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Ianga Club Entsrtains: AT their regular meeting Friday
FEBRUARY the anga club entertained in ceIebrato ~ hI
days OF two members: Mines Martha Griffin and Iyoa PJo~
at the residence of Mrs Pillow 725 Rondo Ave- RIA %stS
also were guests of the club " " ""'O"""s
Recuperating We happy to report that Mrs 7 @
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three dimensions and other productions are in IN
making.
The newest three dlmenalOnRl Ktmnck 60
come 90 broadway In playing at the GLOBE
theatre. paid dollar and twenty fiVe ccnts
few nights ago 20 nee &C. was handed . pair
Of glasses a. I Went In. The glasses were en-
cased In some kind Of cracking paper. u was
weird experience 20 60 into the theatre and
Sc people PeeFing at the screen through dark
glasses. For the first five minutes I thought !
Mna Waving a lunar nrllnan NJ MIDNIGHT.
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Couldn't thing Il then occurred TO me tina. the blaCout
the that the Just plain Shed
my hag heeneH. Out %
Had the the aisle hAV
Ing troubles also e finally bent over the edge Of hts seat and
looked A the glasses with the aid Of th a light the bottom
As soon as got the glasses cleaned and attached to my nose an
glasses Everybody obeenty whsed glasses
nsws came on Meanwhile folks were arriving and settling them
selves down with glasses lady with her husband in tow took
seats directly behind
"What gal yAcEed IN a
three dmenuORs' anything different Anyhow
EAsSes dury Sammy They got giving out such
EAsseS yet"
you have gone to "NIsss.lppi Gamb-
Ter. good notion back" said
around and told them the three dimensions
yOu lady" sammy They gotta
Using what Ainr, Il you
agreed with him.
The nswSree followed by short subject hockey Can
then the put your
glasses on Everybody obedent glasses There end
leAsy ballet black white
atng bit involving three dmenEona lines that brought
There in which Teller with comedy English
narrated stuff and about animals the There
shots the three dimensions There
tour along the Thames river.
left the theatre deposited the glasses in box outside the
good anything
but viewing ssreo Technique don't and take the glasses
home
Technique"
huge However there "stereo
the three dmensona films Flat
unnteresting by contrast
may release Of some good films to tele-
the carload during the next year.
to Aunt Twin city ispvisOn sta
lions be overlooking u good deal Why put
DeVeImA Newman u Once-weekIy Publisher"
ShOwS They could
marriage movies In Could have from walks
Hfe
You'd have NsSmans o appreciate he
the
me- whether not MyndAn Cain . doing
anything TV. Before left home, y up
that seemed TO with approval
aancum 40 the time teIeVisIOn the the
investment worthwhile. Anything cooking nowH
This high presentation
the Lillian story story years
without drawing grim
bVt heartwarming
My involved n horrible
cnging life
New York with may
have desire to live And think you troubles
Hollywood IL probably suffering Filters.
rule Of three 90 be- operating Fst Alan Curtis
Steve flanagan Anybody ese' flanagan York.
That fire at the Brooklyn Navy
here WHY Very mysterious hush-hush
"COnhdentA
unists limiting thing
Duchess Of Windsor eO-worke Of
at the Waldorf Astoria told long
beng of the Dukes dignity among help
picture Of her blasting him
escorts rlmord 10 BE- charming
but welknOwn Harlem back early
oreH This character related TO fabulous heresS
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Minneapolis Birthdays

Feb. II Mrs. Corrine Bum, 04g
Aldrich Ave No. Mrs, Sarah Dor.
Sey, iiOs Aldrich Ave. No, liar.
old Mayes, Sr.. 7OA Humboldt Ave
No, c. r. Palmer. 4O7 Lyndale
Ave. No, Terry Whitaker. bis
Humboldt Ave No. Rev. ", A
Smith, 22ie 18th Ave so. Harlan
=. Watson, IiI So. nth 81.
Feb. Is Robert Young. 1927
Chicago Ave. Mrs wenEei Miller
S22 Emerson Ave. No, Mrs,
Feb. 10 Roy =. Hatchett, 4O4l
Fourth Ave So. Emma Jean Petit.
ford, 10 Hyiand Ave. No. Bobby
Randall. TBS Bradford Ave. Mrs
Luther Payne. 8J7is Olson Blvd
Rev Timothy Barge. si2 Fifh
Ave. No.
Feb. II Charles J. Mcleod, 81,
10 18th Ave. 80. Mrs. ~. Maasen.
kill, 42s Fremont Ave. No, Mrs.
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Anniversaries
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
Minneapolis

Feb, ~ Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence
shannon. 1900 Elliot Ave. So. one
year
Feb, ~ Mr. and Mrs. wenEei
Miller, 022 Emerson Ave. No, ~
years
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The WAY | SEE IT


NEW YORK CITY-You this Three dmsnsiOnR
films here and from the Nat motion
picture win obsolete "Clerama the
everbOdys getting Robe the motion pietur
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Returns from ~, Louisi Mr. and
Mrs william McQuerry. 37i7
Firm Ave. 30. left the city Jan
uary 20 for ~. Louis, Mo. 90 at.
tend the OHtende Club dance
which was held January II. while
In ~, Louis. the McQusrTys were
the house guests OF cousins, Mr.
and Mrs sylvester Chambers
They returned home February D
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS


~ fnut
Feb, iA-Mrs. L. d. Davis, eos
Rondo Ave, Eugene ToiSSaint. SSS
IGlchart Ave. Mrs. Homer Ander.
son, TAi Carroll Ave, Mrs, Mar.
garct Daniel, TIC Rondo Ave, Mrs
LorenA Magee, 7S5 Rondo Ave,
Feb, 10 Mrs, Harry Ballard.
ST. St Anthony Ave, sidney VIII
hams, sS7 St Anthony Ave. sam.
uel Allen. 1890 Rice ST, Doris A.
Shannon. s7T Fuller Ave, Jay Bag.
by, S22 No. Western Ave. Mrs
Josephine Todd. ESQ Rondo Ave,
Lee Douglas, Sss St Anthony Ave,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Law. III Ron.
do Ave
Feb 10 Alberta Bell, 1925 Kent
St. Ed, n. salter, Ra2 Carroll Ave,
Mrs J. o. stubhs. 6sS Carroll Ave.
Mrs Clarence Watts. 40s Carroll
Ave, Lotte Dianne Wright. STI
No Western Ave, Jane Miller, 25i
Rondo Ave, Leroy Lazenbcrry,
Sal st Anthony Ave, Barbara
Massie. 9S2 Iglehart Ave. Jocelyn
MockRbee, s27 St Anthony Ave
Feb, l7~-JeRn Suthern, ass Ron
do Ave. Alvin N Hanson, S33 w
Central Ave, Mrs Richey Adams
TAI St Anthony Ave, Marsha
Stewart, sS2 IglehArt Ave.
Feb. lS--JuhA Harris, 697 Lyle
hart Ave, Bertha James. 500 W
Central Ave, Cherry Lynn PURh
e72 Carroll Ave, Mrs, James Mar.
tin, St Paul: Ralph Ward, Sr,
s70 W, Central Ave. william
Clark, 8I6 w, Central Ave.
Feb. le-Clara Curry, 29a 81
Adams St. Donald Powers, 86S
Iglehart Ave, Milton Combs, 4p2
W. Central Ave, Dolores Sears.
400 Rondo Ave, Estell NJ Dorsey,
750 Carroll Ave,
Feb, 20 Mrs, Minnie Boyd. 4Aa
MRckubln St. o, c. DriEEle, COS
Rondo Ave, Virginia BeAsiey, tep
st. Anthony Ave. Betty Lou Titus
6i2 St Anthony Ave, Harriet 4,
Carter, t4i 81 Anthony Ave, Mrs
J. Wiley, 605 w. Central Ave
Charles Combs. TIT IgIchart Ave.
Mrs, Florence Daniels, $50 Rondo
Ave.
OUT or TOWN BIRTHDAYS
Feb, II Art White, Los An.
geles
Feb 10 Richard Thomas. To-
peka, Kansas,
Feb II Hattie Little, Los An
geles.
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lPpy TO report that Mrs. |. e,
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Viewing TV
HOLLYWOOD.

To look around this town now
you would think that the movie
industry had moved away and
that TV had taken over the
whole kaboodle.
The big movie studios are as
quiet as a chain of mausoleums,
while q flock of smaller inde-
pendent lots are jammed to the
rafterS with TV film crews
grinding out new stuff for fall.
Trying to figure out which Of
the many Sd systems to use
has temporarily caused the ma
jor studios to halt most produc-
tion. But the TV Aim makers
are working gaily along on the
heaviest schedules they've ever
had.
At Hal Roach Studios alone
there are six new video films
about to 60 into production.
Larraine Day (Mrs. Leo Duroch-
err goes to work this week max
ing a new situation comedy
called "White Collar Girl" which
will be seen on ABC next fall.
Brian Aherne is rehearsing for
"Tales of a Wayward Inn," an
other new series for ABC. Same
network also is readying Mary
Healy and Peter Lind Hayes for
1T Seems Like Yesterday" Ray
Bolger's new TV show. and a
dramatic series titled Gums Of
Destiny"
Two other TV shows being pre-
pared by Roach are waterfront"
and Man of Justice" Both Pat
O'Brien and Preston Foster are
being considered for the lead in
the first. No cast yet for the
latter.
The major movie moguls had
better decide whether it's going
to be I'd, Sd or upside down. If
they don't, they soon may find
that TV has grabbed of all their
stars and crews.
X X 4 Il
The local 25-hour TV benefit
show which Jack 'Dragnet"
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Viewing TV ,. ....
All Is Quiet in Hollywood
Except in TeIefiIm Trade
By HoI Humphrey

Webb and several other video
stars are telecasting from Car
thay Circle theater for cerebral
palsy is being considered the final
test of such Embarrassing mara
thons.
If the take isn't good enough,
proving the public is firing of
this type of show, Webb says
there will be no point in putting
on any more of them.
What q joke that was, the
clothing manufacturers survey
of feminine viewers opinions on
the clothes worn by male TV
stars.
If Wally Cox C"Peepers') gave
up that "baggy suit" and Ar
thur Godfrey quit wearing suits
that looked "slept in," both Of
these boys would wind up on q
Gary Moore panel show.
(Copyright 1853, Mirror Enterprises
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Gleason Is q Hit
AS q Composer
By G.. <. ButterfieId
py Ss 6s OUttSUtel(
Assoeiated Press Staff Writer

NEW YORK.
Jackie Gleason has been dis
playing so much versatility lately
it's almost impossible to keep
his name out of the TV col
umnS.
Everybody knows him as q new
top comedian, but few suspected
he could do as we'll as he did
as a composer conductor Satur-
day night. .-
He received the most enthusi-
aStic studio ovation of his career.
"Bravos" in a steady roar greeted
his four-part composition, "Taw-
n.y." a symphonic dance story.
He directed part of it and the
regular conductor, Ray Bloch,
the rest.
Jackie's reception was well
deserved. The number, taking
up the last half Of his regular
CBS-TV show, was performed by
76 dancers and a 50-piece Or
cnestra. The dancers, perform
ing in groups so as not to over
crowd the cameras, were under
the guidance of June Taylor.
regular choreographer for Glea-
sons program.
One could either watch to get
the full effect, or wander away
from the receiver and be almost
as well entertained by the music.
Gleason'S musical bent may
have been a surprise to some
viewers, but he long has had
musical inclinations, coupled
with ambitions to lead a large
orchestra in public. Recently he
conducted a night club band for
three weeks. AS a prelude to
'"Tawny," he included in one of
his programs his 12-minute
dance and orchestra number,
Lovers Rhapsody" 1t was well
received: but it didn't create the
stir of his latest effort.
The theme song used regu-
larly for Jackie's program also
is from Gleason's pen. 1t is
Melancholy Serenade."
Last Saturdays program
might well have been the climax
Of Jackie's most successful sea-
son yet. Since his transfer from
DH Mont, CBS-TV has given
him a free hand setting up his
shows. Production cost averages
about $4,000 weekly, and it is
reported that the expense &C
count for "Tawny" topped half
Of last Saturdays figure.
Jackie will run until July 4
before he gives way to the vaca-
tion relief variety bill headed by
Comedian Larry Storch, to con.
tinue through September IL.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Ponomo Moy Keep
Seized U. S. Vessel
By the Assoeiafed Press

PANAMA. Panama. June 81
The California tuna clipper Star
Crest, seized two weeks ago by
Panamanian police posing as
nshermen, remained anchored in
Panama Bay under custody to-
day, awaiting disposition by atl-
thorities. There have been
rumors the boat may be confls-
Gated.
The boats owners, the Star &
Crescent Boat Co. Of San Diego.
already have been fined q maxi
mum $1,000 because she was
found fishing with live bait In
Panamanian waters.
Evening star., 1953-06-03

For the control Of
early and late blishts
on tomatoes, potatoes,
celery and other fun
gus diseases on vese-
tables and oEnamen-
tails.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Howoii Guurd Unit
Will Fly to Comp
By fhe Associufed Pres.

HICKMAN AIR FORCE BASE,
Hawaii, June 3.-Hawaii's Ma
tional Guard 299th Regimental
Combat Team will fly to its 1853
maneuvers on Oahu Island June
13 in planes Of the Military Air
Transport Servace.
1t will be the first time a COM
plete National Guard regimental
combat team has been trans
ported by air to its summer en-
campment, the Air Force said.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
M0Th-DED
MOTH PR00FER
q 'l'''

6OAuias pFetseiIsa isT elsih.
Ing, weoIOns. dTapsrlss, rugs.
Oie. Kills Oh msibS, moth
eggs and laNas :. Prsvsais
all moth dsmsss isF q iulI
ysar.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Swedish Cities Grow

GOTHENBURG, Sweden. -
The number Of inhabitants Of
Sweden's 1873 cities increased by
49,O76 in 1852, reaching a total
of 3,447, ,999. The urban popula-
tion's share Of the country's total
Of somewhat more than z million
is now nearly SO per cent.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
tobacco Use Rises in Indiu

Annual consumption Of tobacco
In India now exceeds 500 million
pounds, Minister of Agriculture
DeShmukh said in New Delhi.
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