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Evening star., 1953-07-03

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: 1.-The
MARYLAND Cup; trot: free-for- all; la
miles.
3. Pronto Don ,B. schue, --- rs
I Yankee Hanover IF. Ervln) - 81
4. Florican III. PownalD ~ 2-l
:. Silver Faith tE. Minniearl - 81
2 Risen Sun IF. Hannis) ----- 6-1
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace;
/. % Alton Hoiiie ollie tR. Riddick, -- 81
!. Sis Hanover "a. DiXon) Al
5 Pro Hist &c. CrocketO Al
,. McEllen Abbedale o. Boring) - ST.
8 County Attorney q. Benedict)- 6-1
5 Donan Hanover IT. Walters)- IL
z Dusty Sue CR. Frey) - 81
8. Jackie Castle ~, Speneerl-----10-1
canasta Grattan OE. Minniear) Al
Vivian StronE u. SMITH --- Al
SUBSTITUTE RAcE-Purs.. $500;
pace: "a class: 3-year-olds and up;
mile
3. Grenada 81. Amato) - H-l
.. Honor Guard IT Lew!SI ------ 81
:. The Engineer (E. Kelly ------ g. !
B lddv York 20. Davisl ------ Al
4 Lena Fineo wv Banksl 49, >
Florence Harmony &c. KinR - OIL
: sonny Brook Hill u. Hayes) 10
Also eligible
Shot McClennv (R Manuen 1890 81
Victory Lou 81. StoEleyl - Al
Best bet-Wathen entry in 5th.
Evening star., 1953-07-03
Laurel Graded Handicap

lights RACES-POST TIME, $3.50 PM
Evening star., 1953-07-03

SUBSTITUTE RACE-Purse, $500;
pace: "a class: 3-year-olds and up; l
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CARD or THANKS
CONVENIENT

A convenient way 10 be as
sured that all who have extended
kindnssses during the iiinsas and
death Of q loved one IL 10 insert q
Card Of Thanks In this Newspaper.
Call Mrs. Shepard 20 place your
Card Of Thanks. Midway $40.
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honor and a grand time was had
by all The Hunters left by motor
for their home on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 8.
Returns Home With House
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Full
CHAM Of Kansas City, Mo-. who
were the house guests OF Mrs.
Title Daniels Of 324 e. l4th ST.,
returned to their home on August
27. Mrs. Daniels accompanied
ust ~. Must
them back home and was theis
guest for ten days. She was ex.
tended many social courtesies
during her visit. She was the
luncheon guest OF Mrs. Gussie
Smith and Mrs Viola Shilds en-
tertained at dinner In her honor,
also luncheon guest Of Mrs. Mary
Gable, dinner guest Of Mrs. Mable
Withers Smith and the guest of
the Fulghams on q motor trip 20
Leavenworth, Kans. Mrs. Daniels
returned home Saturday. Septem-
Der 5.
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NEWSPAPERS HOLD Up
AGAINST RADIO, ~

Pittsburgh. Pa--Television and
radio have not reduced the num-
Der Of persons who read news
papers. 1t was found In q survey
here OF adults OF allclasses. 80
per cent Of whom were house
wives.
OF the persons polled, % per
cent read evening newsparerS %
per cent read Sunday newspapers,
so per cent read morning news
papers, and IS per cent read two
Sunday newspapers. according TO
the conductors Of the survey, Fact
Finders Associates Of New York,
OF the homes visited. 70 per
cent had televEion sets and peo-
pie averaged six hours . day
looking at televised programs.
Three out Of every four persons
interviewer read magazines. while
about half read books. Book read
ers were found TO spend less time
watching TV: 81 per cent do NOT
own a television set and thoss
who do average only two hours q
day watching II.
II was also learned from book
readers that their chief source OF
information about new books Il
newspapers.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTHDAYs

Sept. i2-Rev, NJ, l.. simmonA
STbS Efth Ave-. =.
Sept Kenneth Earl GrES.
by, Sit Aldrich Ave, N; Barbara
Robinson. $3.50 Firth Ave. g.;
Myrtle sparrow, SOoT Irving Ave,
N.
sept. lt-Cari Green. 6iN Hum.
boldt Ave, NJ; n. NJ. CowRn. p2o
Laurel ST; Mrs, William Turn.
bAugh. $50 Bryant Ave, NJ; n.
Eugene Underwood. 99NS Fourth
Ave. =.
Sept. rs Mrs Matte Samuela,
ppt Bryant Ave. N; Marc NJ. Cot.
ton. 40 u, gath St; Gladys
spauldinR. as Dupont Ave. N;
Alfred l.. Martin. S72o Firth Ave,
g., Gloria wilkcrson, aI2 FIRE.
mont Ave, ~
Sept, TO- Burr 0riEsby Jr,, SlA
AIdrich Ave, NJ; Francis w.
Doyle sr.: 98SS Fourth Ave, q, ;
Spencer Mericai. p0s Bryant Ave,
N; Pearl Woodland, 100 Fourth
Ave, NJ
Sept. i7--Adcra Nevis, 2ie W,
SiRt 81.
Sept. is-Mu. q. w. oliver.
S7io Fourth Ave. n; Henry
Thomas. spIb Clinton Ave; Leon.
ard MimA, az NJ Colfax Ave,
James Fraction. Ssti Clinton
Ave: NoFvAl Barksdale. 1908 Em.
erson Ave, N; Joseph J, Jennings,
$3.50 Third Ave. q,
Out -OS-Town BlTthdayS--
Sept, I2~-orris Flood. Seattle,
Wash: wins Reed. Denver. Colo,
Sept, - --- Zou J. Rhodes,
Warrington. u. c,
Sept I4--MrR Blanche Wash.
ington. Kansas city, KAnA,
Sept. lb-,RAiph y, Jones, Des
MoInea. Ia; Lila Earl, Chicago,
III: w. A. willis. New York city,
Sept, 10 Margaret jackson,
GAINESVILLE. o.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Vacatoners Return Home: Mrs Robert Edwards Jr 756
Fuller Ave- and mother Mrs Louis White ST. of 727 Thomas
Ave, who have been visiting relatives in Wesson Miss re,
turned home on Wednesday August &c Enroute home
Beuah Peters of Minneapolis who moored 10 Chicago onaI
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end. They also spent some time
In Omaha. Nebr.
Return HoRel Mr.. and Mrs,
Daniel Brown Of Gary, Ind, who
were the house guests OF Mira, N.
W. Kintchlow Of 23i8 Fifth Ave.
g., for the past week, returned 20
their home on Tuesday, Sept, 1.
on August 81, they were the
guests at dinner Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Washington Of Maple
Plain, MINI, Others present were
Mra. N, w, Kintehlow, Meaurn.
Fred calils and Art Perry
Family VlAltorNi Mr., and Mrs,
william " Brown, Omaha, Nebr.,
spent the past week end In the
city and were the house guests Of
Mr., and Mrs II. d, witheFHpoon Of
pib Aidrich Ave. N.
On Vacations Mr.. and Mrs,
wsnEel Oliver Miller and children.
Gary Thomas and Kathryn Marie
Of ba2 Emerson Ave, NJ, len the
city Saturday, Sept. 0, ON an en-.
tenHlVs vacation trip, Their first
stop will Be Fort Riley. Kama.
where they viii visit their soh.
Robert Neal, who enlisted In the
armed services and 10 stationed
there, Other points 10 be visited
include Kansas city, Kama. Nan
Sas City and st. Louis, Mo-. Nash
Vile, Tenn, Louisville, Ny, and
Washington, D. G, where they win
visit another son, wsnRal Miller
JT.
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WhatnSname
toni"
you It, but AuR.T SSaAA hero
always glad 20 tire depart Maybe remote
Mlmply
heat The Tire entire country the
heat A. daily here APty described H. tho
thing hke hell In Manhattan Ths
designed enthusiastically tsnpoFAmenay Withstand heat
The OF having nothing
gresnsry glare rebounds ScochiE
ground traps that WorkgoIng homswNrdbOund
flats with their Ailsss
thousands New
Tsmpss offices factories indus
allow
ton reaches 100 This that when the
NTH Of the humidity climbs combination
humidity OF
Early eosngs bring another problem subways
don't rushhOur schedule until
Of workers tanning ubwNys and buses operating regular
daytime schedule the cusSng and hssnG adds the already
heated atmosphere,
days thsruOnnster had hit %
West murder here)
about twenty the office
drlnIA call made 10 the lunhooRstc just tho
Now smOaAdes OranG~adc
etc than armfuI when the mddlnE
fAir but when IT'S humid o. the load BE- baOkbFNahinE
gentleman Of appeared .
the order called In lie had
hand and bag drinks poor
P"ruPIrihE and he the
for the drinks then "p" "tp"
amounted TO fifteen OeHa The blew ernt
craftsman rad the riot long
and IuSly. What particularly foIA
who f"eH cent tips for 20 drinks
degree temperature" must have echoed tho street twelve
| stories below.
file cabinet, slammed the drawer shut and
'ne" uhu cam was restored once again don't know what
70 my euhuo VP"I because when emerged from thu MI"
cabinet drawer her desk definitely unocoupisd
Call II Summer Heat ~ you WILL
| az, --,-
to s"Oo@1 "@N was coming AeroaS b. Nicholas Ave-
nue. the other hot night with hair looking mop
garment makeup coming acoss
Nicholas hsadon direction
the swing most famous swing band lie
was wearing bay~indO~ beatup slack halfway
line.
looked a him don't know who scared
S "S TS' I s . S" S
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYs

Sept. IA Kenneth Edwards,
sl2 Igehart Ave; ChrystAI Lipsey,
69s Rondo Ave; Hunter VaSSar,
$40 Rondo Ave: julius Cole. 2S7
ST. Anthony Ave: James Leon
Little, 56s RondO Ave: Mrs.
Marie Morisse. 1888 Grand Ave. A.:
Mr. Laurence White. S4s IglshArt
Ave; Mrs. DenEil Carly. ISS
MAckubin; Mr.. WIN Donald. A02
Rondo Ave.
Sept. lS-Allie Camp, 52S Car
roll Ave; Michael Smith, Sl2 Car
RON Ave; sharyl McPheeters. SSi
Iglehart Ave; Mrs. Norman
Davis, ESQ 81. Anthony Ave,
Sept. l4-Mary whitmore. 500
Rondo Ave; Mrs. Kathryn Neil.
TAG St Anthony Ave: Mrs. Eu.
gene Moore. ST. st. Anthony Ave.
Lloyd o'Neal. SIS N. Avon st. {;
Mr.. Maurice ormand, 7SS St An
thony Ave: Eddie High. SOS st,
Anthony Ave.
Sept. I6-Bruce Price, 706 Ron
do Ave: Mrs. Maceo Ftnney. 4S7
Rondo Ave: Sharon Louise HAr-
per. 7e6 St Anthony Ave; Mr.
julius Cole, 237 81. Anthony Ave. !:
Mr.. Eugene Ross, 667 81. An.
thony Ave.
Sept. IS-orton Shelton, S5S
w. Central Ave; Mrs. George
Wills. 1904 Igiehart Ave; Buster
Tarver, eos st. Anthony Ave;
Henry williams. 25S Rondo Ave.
Mrs. Arthur Hedge, els Carroll
Ave: Mrs. Cecil Neal. S66 Rondo
Ave.
Sept. l7-Mrs. Louise Boynton
1921 Timber Lake Road, Apt. b.
Sept. Is-Buddy suthern. 7i6
Rondo Ave: Mrs. p. II. Hender.
son. 39l st. Anthony Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

spent week End A. Lakes, MT
and Mrs. Luciua Stewart, 1909
seventh Ave, N, accompanied by
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Carr of Kansas City, Mo. spent
the past week end az Lake Adney
and Lake Marry whore they en-.
joycd rtshing and other outdoor
activities, The Cars are the house
guests Of tho Stewards,
Lawn Party, Miss Shirley Fai.
son, SS0I Clinton Ave, fstSd about
nfty Of tho younger social set
with u lawn party on wednesday
evening, september ., Dancing
was a highlight Of the delightful
affair. Refreshments were served,
WIN Attend Family ReunlORI
Misses Geraldine and Lois Ann
Harper, daughters Of DIR, and Mrs.
Harry d, Harper OF ~, Madison,
Ia. spent the past week In the
city Waiting their sister. Miss
Virginia Harper. seas Firth Ave,
g., who 10 attending the College
of Medical Technology, 1900 la
Sale AVS. They returned home ac-
companisd by Mas Virginia, on
Friday, September 4, where they
win attend . family reunion on
Sunday, September Q. Miss Vir.
ginlA returned Tuesday morning
September 3 10 resume her stud
lee,
To Enter Nursing SCHOOL, Mlaa
Della Frazier OF Memphis, Tenn,
who lives at aO6B Second Ave. o..
will enter Nursing school this fall,
EnteFtalnai Mrn Frank Graham
Of 1879 70. aath g., entertained .
few friends At q get together at
her home Saturday evening. Sept,
Q. Among those present were the
Misses Vsttsr v, Daniels. Marsha
Phillips. Della NJ. Frazier and the
Msasrs, Frank and Steven Ora
ham.
Motor To Iowai Mr.. Curtis q,
ChIvsrn and daughters, Jean and
Jane Of tOi7 Clinton Ave. accom-.
panied Mr. James FrRetion, Ss4i
Clinton Ave. on . motor trip 10
Council Bluffs, Ia, for the week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

ing turkey and Christmas cards.
Here IL Big Town, the lcthargte lull that
marks the summer season will give way to new
activity Fifth Avenue q Saturday afternoon
win lose it, deserted look and again become
panorama OF people and traffic, broadway. which
has been take over by summer visitors. will wei
come back the actors from summer stock, the
theatre goeFa from summer hahitatR at the shore
or mountain resorts II viii be possible 60 make
telephone call to q business office and actually get
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11
Wedding
Anniversaries
ST. PAUL

Sept. I2-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Harper. TOO 81. Anthony Ave, II
years.
Sept. l3-Mr. and Mrs. Wynn
Carter ST.. sos ROndo Ave. ~
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W w. wImberly,
ass Rondo Ave. IS years.
Sept. l6-Mr. and Mrs. Wynn
Carter Jr., 29S Rondo Ave. II
years
Sept. lS-Mr. and Mrs. Huron
Shelton Jr, 4SS Kent st., Is years.
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them and the party stopped at
the wedgewood Towers Hotel.
spending one week. They re-
turned home by motor. Mrs.
Peters continued her trip to Ken
lucky.
Evanston Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Strickland and
daughters. Diane and Frances,
who have been visiting their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Small and family, s3S Carroll
Ave, returned home Thursday,
September 3. Many social courtes-
les were shown them. including a
picnic at the Max spriggs. Spring
Lake, MINI, barbecue supper
given by Mrs. A. L. Gaines, 96S
Iglehart Ave-. and were the guests
at the Birthday Club party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Banks Jr., 7o6 IglehArt Ave.
Spent Summer With Grand
parents: Gabrielle and James Kirk
III. who spent their summer vaca-
ton with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Kirk. sr., 937 st.
Anthony Ave-. left for their home
in New York City. on Saturday,
September 5.
VIII Enter College; Miss Bever-
ly Kirk, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Kirk, ST., Of 937 st. An
thony Ave. win be matriculRting
come September II at Manchester
College. She viii major in eduSa-
ton.
Regaletts Club: Mrs. Harriet
Gordon, 4s7 w. Central Ave. will
be hostess at the regular meeting
Of the Regaletts Club on Thurs
day. September 10. Al the last
meeting, MrA Ceola Webb. S67
w. Central Ave-, was welcomed as
q new member.
Week end Guests: Mr.. and Mrs
George Hunter Of South Bend. Ind
were the week end guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Peters. Mrs. Lula
King and Mrs. Alma Sims. all OF
6s2 IgIehart Ave. A lovely porch
picnic supper was given in their
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11
The WAY | SEE IT
q By NEIL DOOSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK cITY-By the time you of
departed along with the Labor
. memory people
aiEhty
fall fnahtonR and the thought Of Thnnknvy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11
n z c @ r D s
RATING THE
BIUed Rhythm

Some good releases show up IN
the rhythm and blues category
this week. Top ones include Jim.
my LgEins. Woo boo Moore, BIll
sAmusIS. Roy Brown and wyn0nIe
Harris.
J, LiEEinS twoSoms are I'LL
NEVER LET you 90 and
DRUNK. In W hich Jimmy makes
Use Of a unique recording tschnI-
que giving out with SD sound,
That big three sounds .in-ons
plus the Higgins treatment makes
these two top-notehsrs Especial
ty).
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11
Wedding
Anniversaries

Sept l7-Mr and Mrs, VII
bert 0riESby. boIs Irving Ave ~,
n YeaTp.
Sept. lB-Mr. and Mrs. Cornell.
ius Seymour, SsI7 Smelling Ave.
a.. 20 years,
Sept. INT, and Mrs. Gerald
Ford. 2A2V Fourth Ave, H., thres
years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

II you plan an entertainment, 20
protect your date. run q KEEP
OFF THE DATE nd In this paper.
A small expenditure giving ad-
vance news Of . planned date may
save your promotion Its net pro
nG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

A community paper which puts
ItS duty 20 Its readers firSt lS an
asset.
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Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS

Visit Sisters Mrs Lucreta johnson and Mr. John Smith
Of St. Louis Ill., sister and brother of Mrs Irene Brato
Ssl6 Portland Ave. Mrs Mary Watson Of 1888 Fifth Ave-
So came the city due the illness Of Mrs Braxton they
the guests Of Mrs Watson and spent one week In
..ss,.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Pin-Pricker
SchooIteochers' Pet
Eve Arden Aids Their Cause With
Comedy in Her Our Miss Brooks
Bv WoVne Oliver
By Wayne Oliver

the time I was in the seventh
grade I had substituted for
the teacher in every grade, in
cluding the seventh" she re-
lated.
Besides, Miss Arden gets
plenty of professional advice
from her schoolteacher fans
who lombard her with mail.
so if she begins to act un-
schoolteacherish. she'll hear
about it and fast.
She begins her sixth year
on CHS radio October 4 and
her second on CBS-TV Octo-
ber 2.
Truman on TV Today
Former President Harry S.
Truman will be on the air II
to IL minutes starting at 2:30
pm. today in his first COM
mercial video appearance, on
the Ford Foundations show
for young people, Excursion"
on CBS-TV. Speaking from
his office in Kansas City, he
will be introduced by DR..
Franklin Murphy, chancellor
of the University of Kansas.
The former Presidents sub
ject will be opportunities open
to young people of America,
but beyond that the Ford
Foundation TV-Radio Work.
shop has not been advised
what he will say. The work.
shop still is trying to arrange
for an appearance of former
President Herbert Hoover on
the program.
Comics Return
More of the major shows
return this week from summer
vacation-or hiatus" as the
money saving suspensions Of
broadcasts are called in the
industry.
Ann Sothern returns on
CBS-TV tonight in a new series
of the Private Secretary
filmed comedy. Red Buttons
live show will be back tomor-
row night and Red Shelton
starts a new live series Tues
day night, both on CBS-TV.
Shelton was on NBC-TV last
season in a filmed show. Ed
ward r. Murrow's See 1t
Now" telecast on Sundays
last season, will return on a
new Tuesday night schedule
on CBS-TV.
Radio also will have its re-
turnees on N8C with Phil Har-
ris as guest star, and inimedi-
ately afterWard Harris and his
wife, Alice Faye, start the
seventh year of their own
show.
September Leaders
Trendex. Inc. audience-sur-
vey firm. says the 10 most pop
ular network TV shows the
first week of September were.
in this order: Talent Scouts"
Racket Squad" "Dragnet,"
Toast of the Town" What's
My Line" "Godfrey's Friends,
Burns and Allen" Ford
Theater," The Web" and
Man Against Crime"
Evening star., 1953-09-20

FIN Stations
MRc-FM-s3.s Me-. Channel $50
am. to ON
WBUZ-FM-ss.5 Me-, Channel 23s.
3 ON to 9 p.m
WT0P-FM-s6.3 Nc chsnns' 7a1
am to s.m
WASH-FM-sll Nc. chsHnsI 7AS
s.aS an 70 u ON
W0L-FM-sS.l Me-. Channel 2SA.
ON 10 Midnight
WCFM-99s Nc. Channel ass
ON. to II pm
WFAN-1003 Nc. ChsHRel 262
sam. to Midnight
WWDC.FM l01 ! Nc channel 26s
II am to Midnight
WGMS-FM- 1919 Me-, Channel 21s
sa.m 10 Midnight
WARL -fM-l05.l Me-. chsAHeI 100
! an to 9 p.m
WUS1-FM 1868 Me-. Channel 2s7
am to 9 pm
WMAl. .fM- 1913 Mt., Channel 2s7
Sam to ll.l5 On
Other AM Stotions
WGMS-57O kc.-8 a.m.-7:15 pm.
WPlK-13o kc.-6:45 a.m.-1:15 pm.
WARL-7s0 kc.-7 a.m.-1:15 pm.
WGAY-1,o50 M.-1:30 a,m.-1:15 pm.
WASI-1,l2o Ke.-7 sm.-1:15 pm.
WFAxr1.220 ke.-1:3o a.m.-1:,5 pm.
WINK, 500 Ke.-6 a.m.-7:iS pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Todoy's
.Hiqhliqhts

11:35, WTOP-Invitation to
Learning: Gilbert Highet and
Helen Machines discuss Lewis
Carroll'S Through the Looking
Glass"
100, WWDC, WASH-Base-
ball: Washington VS.. Philadel-
phia in a double-header.
900, WMAL, WTOP-Foot-
ball: The Washington Redskins
VS.. the Baltimore Colts.
400, WRC-London Concert:
Sir Adrian Boult conducts the
London Philharmonic in NAL
colin Arnold's English Dances"
and William Wordsworth's Sec
ond Symphony"
$500, WRC - NBC Summer
Symphony Series: Samuel Antek
is guest conductor.
500, WCFM-Listener Com
mittee for Better Radio: Christie
pher Fry's "A Phoenix Too
Frequent" and Portraits from
Memory" by Bertrand Russell,
from the BIC.
$3.50, WRC-BeSt Plays: Cyril
Ritchard stars in The Petrif1ed
Forest"
800, WTOP-Hall of Fame:
The drama is Americas Mu-
Sician: George Gershwin."
$3.50, WRC- Six Shooter:
Jimmy Stewart stars in a new
Western series.
$3.50, WTOP-World Music
Festivals: The Carl Nielsen
Music Festival, featuring the
Danish National Orchestra, the
Royal Chapel Orchestra and the
Danish Students Choir.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Pin-Pricker
NEW YORK.

4NH" O4O4As
Actress Eve Arden is just a
funny schoolmarm to most
television viewers and radio
listeners, but to teachers she's
a champion for their profess
sion.
Statesque Miss Arden, Con-
ME Brooks of Our Miss
Brooks" explains it this way:
The cracks on the show about
low teachers salaries and
equipment shortages are re-
garded by teachers as a big
help in making the public
aware of the plight of the
Nations school system.
The constant pin-pricking
we do with humor - draws
interest" she related during a
Stopover here en- route back to
Hollywood from a European
vacation with her husband,
Actor Brooks West.
II do believe this prepares
people for legislation that
helps teachers"
And although the prime pur-
pose of the show is humor, Miss
Arden said she believes it also
serves another serious purpose:
1T helps children to realize
that teachers have their own
problems outside the schools"
Meanwhile, she declared,
there have been no objections
from teachers because of the
comic and often ridiculous Sit
uations in which Miss Brooks
becomes involved. And she has
received a number of PTA and
other citations for her por-
trayals.
Hos Wide Appeal
On the other hand, she con-
tinued. many teachers write.
How true to life Osgood Conk-
lin (Gale Gordon) is-just like
our principal"
Miss Arden said the program
appeared to have a wide ap-
peal beyond teachers-it evokes
nostalgia among older people.
pupils like to compare their
own teachers with Miss Brooks.
and preschool kiddies watch
to see what school will be like
and just for laughs.
Although she's perhaps the
best known Schoolteacher in
America, Miss Arden never
taught school professionally.
But when I was in grammar
school at Mill Valley, Calf. by
Evening star., 1953-10-01

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INFANTS WEAR

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$499 AIINyon Shawl royon thread trim poste shades,
$3.50
Corduroy Overos suspenders sizes 3-6--------$1.80
$25 to 80 Polo Shirts short long sleeves sizes to g.
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500 Crib Blankets 5" sotn ribbon binding
ST. 70 Fitted Crib Sheets 80 square coon--------7oc
$500 Gouze Diapers, 2Ox40, absorbent ---------$26o
$l99 Todders Corduroy Roller Hats, foPs----$l4o
SOC Connbed Cotton Shirts tie sIiPon
69c Royon Pones, pink and white, sizes 20 4ee
s. 80 Loyette A-NyIon Cardigan Sweaters posels
500 GirIs Docron PuOve Sweaters, sizes 36x- $1eo
ST 80 Boxer Jeans, plaid flannel trim, sizes 36 $l3o
l99 nfonts CreePes soft cotton, sizes SM-l---$l4o
$499 Girls AII-WooI Cordigons, bead and embroidery
$l79 Boys Printed Cotton Flannel Shirts sizes 3-6 $l.oo
for ST Cotton Receiving Blankets size 27x36 for 90
$OO Girls Nyon Ponties, nyon net trim, sizes 1850
Fourth FIoor-Washington; Second Foor-Arington
Evening star., 1953-10-01

SFURISWEAN
$595 All Wool Women's Hollywood Coat Sweoters 38-46,
$4.o0
Propononed Royon SIocks Short Medium, Toll ----$5.33
S. o5 All Wool Codioons ribbon button front sizes 344O
$3.50
Orion SIipon famous moker 34-4O ---$3.59
Orion Cordoon famous moker 34-4O O-$5.33
S5 90 to ST. SO Wool Skirts sizes lO-l8------$4.99
Second Foor-woshtngton; Lower LeOel-ArAngton
FURS
Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Topper. 32"-----SSsoo'
Mink Stoes and Copes, Washington .oo'
Ranch and Wild Mink Scorfs 4skin style skin $l4.SS'
Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Coots 3d. 4O----$88.00'
Stone Martens and Baum Mortens---p skin $4,000
BIockDyed and Noturo Persian Lamb
Ranch and Wild Mink Scorfs-----per skin $685.
Dyed Muskrot and Moot Coots, 36, 4o', IS" lengths,
$23S.00'
products country origin OF imported turs
Fourth FIoor-Washngton; Second FIoor-ArIin0ton