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Mrs. Hyland A. Stokes, Public
School Nurse In st. Paul

Mrs. Hyiand A. stokes. Public
School Nurse In st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland A. Stokes
and their two sons, Hyland Jr..
and Michael Clark, live In their
own home at 7s3 Aurora Avenue.
Mrs. Stokes is a very energetic
young woman with many and
varied activities. Although she
was born in Savannah, Georgia, the
family moved TO New York, where
Mrs. Stokes attended public
schools.
She graduated from Wadieigh
High school In 1888 and entered
Harlem school Of Nursing in 1910.
In 1943 she graduated, receiving
an award as the most promising
student. The award was present
cd by Dr. A. Murray, the recently
elected president Of Manhattan
Medical Association,
Her nurmng career began in
Tuberculosis surgery In Bellevlew
hospital. New York.
About this time, Mrs. Garnet
Harris. fomer st. Paulite. intro
duced her to Private Hyland
Hyiand Stokes. Mrs. Harris IL a
serologist In the Pathological
Laboratory Of Harlem hospital.
In st. Philips church in New
York they were married June Q,
1913. Rev. Shelton II. Bishop per.
formed the ceremony.
The bride and groom came u
st. Paul in February. 1e45, u
make their home. Mr.. Stokes wa,
born In sc. Paul and he is the sor
OF pioneer sc. Paulltes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard L. Stokes sr.. 751
st, Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Hyland Stokes first Iot
was with the Family Nursing Ser
vice as staff nurse while attend
ing tho University OF Minnesota
She received her Bachelor Of
Science degree in Public Nursing
In February. 1850.
Mrs. Stokes has been a very
busy young woman. Since March
1861, she supervised the Health
Office In the following schools
Sacred Heart. Hendricks. Hum.
boidt: 81. Peter claver, ST. Bor-
nard and sc. Johns,
Mrs. Stokes said, but | don't
think / have done anything "a
write about. we think she has
done very good job OF being a
wife. mother and career woman
and she chose noble profession,
Sundays YOU will find her in
the Sunday school room teaching
at ST. Phillips Episcopal church
of which Rev. Denxil Carly Ia the
rector.
Mrs. Stokes Is a member OF the
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dom to know one from the other.
~ einhold Ncibhur.
Now
The clock Of life is wound but
once,
And no man has the power
TO tell just when the hands win
stop
At late or early hour.
NOW is the only time you own
Live, love. work with win,
Place no faith in tomorrow. for
The clock may then be stiil.
George H. Chandler
Capital Approach
The approach 10 the Capital in
81. Paul lie really going 10 be one
Of the show places when II is
finished.
II you are very tired, rest a
little while. Free your mind Of
all the trials and troubles that
have grieved you all day. Forget
every unkind thought.
Count your blessings. You
didn't realize how many you had
until you started counting, did
your
What a glorious blessing TO
wake up this morningl Many a
one did not wake up this morn
ing you know.
These Things Are Free
The air, the sunshine and the
sea,
Our faithful friendships,
sympathy,
The joys OF living These are
free.
The more we look, the more
we see.
How many precious things are
free.
Yes, think how very rich
are we
When all the best things are
free.
This is go until next week.
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For some variety in throwing
back the rugs and dancing away
this record Ii swell. 1t is good
listening, too. Because 1t IL set
to dance tempo basicaily IT Is
not the quiet stringy type Of disc
many people expect in albums Of
this type. All sides are instru.
mentals. They feature variety
Of dance teIlpos, too.
This il not an outstanding al
bum but ii viii be a nice keepsake
for those who want 10 recall the
more popular hits Of today. This
reviewers one kick against 1t is
that Anna was swingtirne rather
than in the catchy offbeat rhythm
Of the original but this is person
al taste.
The glanourous Misses Monroe
and Russell probably are not as
appealing vocally as they are Wis
ually. but they do make pleasant
listening in music off the sound
track Of the film Gentlemen
Prefer Blondes" film adapted
from a very popular stage musl-
cal
Solo, Jane Russell sings, Amt
There Anyone Here for Love p
and bye, Bye Baby" and Marilyn
Monroe MARBLES Bye Bye Baby
and Diamonds Are Girls Best
Friend" Together they sing
when Love Goes Wrong" and "a
Little Girl from Little Rock"
As for who sings better, let US
say both girls look good. and you
battle Il out as to whether you
prefer blondes or brunettes. Both
dolls have fair voices and do the
songs pleasantly They have lots
of pep and vitality.
After you see the pictures you
probably will enjoy this album
more as you win be able to Wis
ualize the singers as you listen.
| A VICTOR SONG FEST
Since the AMP 46 RPM shelf
has been stacking high with Vic
tor recordings we decided to take
listen to a number Of them. Our
fayorite was victor's Suzanne"
and Matilda, Matilda" by Harry
Belafonte. Belafonte has a knack
Of displaying the feeling and tone
OF a tune better than almost any
vocalist. especially on the folk
song kick
Suzanne" Is a moody blues
tune with wall In the back
ground and an appropriate guitar,
Matilda" IL calypso about a
guy who let girl take him for
his money.
Probably the most beautiful OF
the theme music from recent mu-
sic is the now Return 10 Para
disc" The Silver Strings have a
recording that Is good relaxed
listening. On flip Is another mo-
vie there, The Moon Is Blue,
pretty but nothing more.
For the good old rhythm and
blues fans who went wild over
Ruth Browns Mama, He Treats
Your Daughter Mean" there will
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taEs q shoF. vocation from hsT iSHS
snsr1atic ycunTg.arE.
7:3o 4 ARTHUR MURRAY PARTY
Eatnrya Marray. hostess. Guests; Zen
Blue. comedian; Jimmy Weekly. cow
boy SINGER; end Peter RiEch. choEse-
errpaar
800 4 RANGE RIDER-Wssisrn
S REvLON THEATRE--Dranu
500 4 ~ THEATRE
FOREIGN INTRIGUE
Correspordsri C1nuoas IspGi1ticn Tor
honesty leads the Amsterdam police
70 use hlra as pawn 70 traP d!omond
400 /. FHyoRTrE sroRY-prana
MARCH OF TINE
$50 4 MASTERPIECE THEArRE-Movis
Burning Crass" with Hank Donisls
and VIRGINIA Putton.
TO BE ANNOUNCED
1000 S TODAY's HEADLINES-ingrcn
lo.is S MAN WHO'S BEEN THERE
1890 S HAWKS WEATHER PICTURE
Io:3s S INTO THE NIGHT
1850 4 SHOW PEOPLE--Musie
S STARLIGHT THEATRE-hevis
''s2nd Street starring Kenny Baker,
Leo Garlic end ZdSu PITTS. Tracing
the musicai nigh, life Of New York
CiiY's famous street from 1912 through
mis- 1 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE Movie
she Married q Cop" with Phil ReGdn
and Jean Parker. Thinking he's sing
tnq for tho movies, on ex-policemcn
is in the clouds. Artuaily his voice IS
betn7 dubbed as q pia's In cartoon.
1900 1 NIGHT OWL NEws-Ball
l2:os NIGHT OWL PLAYHOusE-cont.
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dish Folks, and Lulu Had Ba-
by" backed by THE Boys in the
Back Room"
Ralph Flanagan really does a
Glenn Miller styling on his latest,
Moon" similar to the old Miller
vocal groups, ara "A L-B-E-Q-U-
E-R-Q-U-E," strictly akin to the
old Miller Il Cot a Cal in Kala-
mazoo."
Dinah Shore goes CIV on
why Come Crying to Me" and
Sweet Thing" Vaughn Monroe is
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himself on MY Good Girl and
Don't You Care"
LET'S GO GOSPEL
With rumors flying that there
may be a gospel caravan and a
gospel biggest show on the ira
yelling circuit plus the idea that
there may even be a gospel tie
vision show one cannot help but
know that joyous religious music
has arrived.
Speciality has waxed a couple
of new ones--"It's Getting Late
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be no Joy when they hear a corny
version Of that tune by the Ram
blers. Actually the side was not
too bad, but II does not have the
Iusty natarainess Of the Ruth
Brown hit, or maybe we liked hers
too wen TO appreciate this one.
Reverse side Is novelty And the
Bun Walked Around, CLAY"
Spike Jones fans have two new
recordings, Three Little Fishes, I"
good for the kiddies, backed by
"A Din skal, A Min skal," a swe-
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in the Evening and The Lord
VIII Make Way Somehow" by
the Chosen Gospel Singers and
Thank You Lord for One More
Day" and The Old Ship of Zion"
BY Brother Joe May, the self-styl-
ed 'Thunderboit of the Middle
West"
Brother Mays sides are the bet
ter ones, especially on ship of
Zion. He is backed by rhythmic
piano-organ, a happy choir and
shouting in the background.
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THIS N THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD

Credjafawn Social club; the Win
some Eight, treasurer Of the
Board Of Crispus Attucks Assoc
citation; member OF the Postal
Auxiliary of the North Star
Branch Of the National Associa-
ton Of Postal Employees; MEM
Der Of the Fourth District Nurses
Association and also member Of
the Minnesota Public Health AS
ISOLATION.
Eyebrows we're raised and
shades lowered when the Stokes
invaded an otherwise Caucasian
neighborhood. but for short
time only. Mrs. Stokes was asked
TO become member of neigh
borhood club. Jewish, Protestant,
Catholic. caucasion and Negro
play Canasta once a month and
and enjoy themselves.
We are happy to give our bou-
quet OF the week to Mrs. Mary
Stokes.
Feel Warm?
Just remember how heavenly
thoughts OF July seemed last year
when you stood on the corner in
rs degrees below zero weather.
Signs OF A Happy Person
| He praises people instead OF
criticlxing them. He never misses
a chance 10 do favor for some
one else. He knows that life IL
not only too short to be unhappy
but no knows that each man
usually gets what he wants. Since
he wants happiness, he finds II,
A Pessimist
| Pesslmist Is anybody who really
knows what's going on. Dan
Bennett.
Too ThinY
| DO you step lightly on the
scales, glance at the figures r
then nearly knock the scales
through the bathroom wall
| jumping of, or do you step as
heavily AZ you can?
She Does The Talking
When woman says her hus-
band is a good "conyeraationalist'
she means he's a good listener.
/ Forty Years Oidg
Many a woman on the threah-
old OF forty never seems 10 get
through the door!
Knowing When
Next to knowing WHEN to
seize an opportunity, the most
important thing in life IL to know
when to forego an advantage, -
DisrneIi.
A Prayer
give me the serenity to ac-
cept what can not be changed;
give me the courage to change
what can be changed. and the wis
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monoay
July Is
KSTPTv s

wcco.ry KsTP-rv s
$50 4 GODFREY TALENT SCOUTS
S VOICE OF FIRESroEE-Musie
Wilma SPENCE, soprano, guest solo!st.
700 4 RACKET soUAD-Bunko cuses
a con woman wrungles q business NON
into co-si1ning q hGnk note.
JUVENILE IURY--Pansl
lack Barry with q panel OF kids
ranging from three 10 IL years.
7:ao 4 MASQUERADE PARTY-Pansl
S MONTGOMERY PREsENrs-Drumu
Two Of q Kind" with John Newl1nd;
hdrqdrst Huyes, VCnGhu Taylor und
Elizabeth Montgomery. A new secretary,
plus q lille white lie, results in hi
lIrious chaos as the domestic heavens
full.
500 SUMNER THEArRE-Drdmd
End Of the Honeymoon" Forced 70
take SINGLE rooms in Paris hotel.
young bride wakes to find her hus-
band hos vonishsdl
$50 WHO SAID THAT
Gene Lockhurt June LockhCrt, II
Boyle ond MerriEdn Smith, punel!sta,
Walter RisrnCu, uuote-naSter,
500 4 BURNS N Additionally
Grdcle believes the story Of two sneak
thieves and introduces them as her
cousins.
S wIHcHELL-MAHoNEY
| Paul prepares 10 90 on vacation. but
he has more passengers than he bGr-
gained for. Paul and Jerry sing heir
| version Of Vocation SONG"
| $40 4 Tv THEATRE--DramG
$40 BE ANNOUNCED
1000 4 BIG TOWN
| An sAris voice on q mysterious dict
| uphone record bring Steve and LoEslsi
| their closest brush with deGth,
| S ToDAY's HEADLTNES-Ingram
| Io:l5 S HAWKS WEATHER
1 1910 HoRNER's SPORTS SHOW
Il 1890 4 NIGHT NEws--Mecuen
STROLLER pERBY-sports
1910 4 WEATHER Notwithstanding
lo:4s 4 REGAL THEATRE
li,oo S HoHNER's ScoREBOARD
iiio5 STARLIGHT THEATRE-Mevis
ll;iS 4 SPORTS RoUNDup--Moors
li,2o 4 TWENTY oUEsTioNs-ouiz
Earl WTiSh,son, concert und musical
comedy stdr. Joins the panel OF the
"oninal, vegetable, nineUGi' quiz.
ll,so I NIGHT OWL NEws-Ball
Il,ss 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
who Killed Aunt Maggie with Iohn
Hubbard. WendY Barrie and Ed1dI
Kennedy. Death Is the result Ct leGrn.
Ing the mystery Ct tgo secret room.
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Movement. observed from the Flrsti
Me,hoE4rt ChaE-h ID CiaEnc1icwr Pc
5 FRONTIERS or FAITH-Rslisian
Perry EarFe ST. RaEy's CgtaRd.cl. s..
Cloud, Phyllis Reiisir Psesen'ct5a. s.
P-us; Betty Slass, 81. Bridget. Mr!s,;
eaa p7,ries CLss. Most Holy Trinity.
81 Louis Park DISCUSS Why Our
Country Wonts 70 Help he Hangry
People a the World and s., John vi
crrsy
ii.oo I NEWS s PEHsoNHIITIEs-GGil
S TOWER OF TRUTH-Hsision
1850 4 SIX GUN THEATRE
WESTERN THEATRE
1900 4 PARADE OF HOMES
Homes for s1gs on Tvs magic carpet
S WESTERN THEATRE
1890 4 CANTON
S RFD-Tv--Aqricul,uru
l:oo 4 BEAULAH- Comedy
FARM NEWS
! gEsTrRs THEATRE
aoLLER pERBY-sporss
AGO. FIN PROGRAM
YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW
Frtgid E. S,dsssn. Mutual Security d.
rector. interviewed by 40 'een-19e stu
dents.
7is4 U.s.A. cANTEEN-varistY
Jane Frognan introduces quests Teresa
Brewer and Mel Torns. With New
York pier as buck1round, Miss Fromun
,lngs i,sry 81. ST. The Breeze"
"Hllsz.vous-s and Il Believe"
a:3o THE BIG PICTURE
700 PARADE
oknlnalv' Foet." Description Of very
specialized erirsmifies and thesr de-
velopneni for adaptation 70 surround
800 LAMP UNTO MY FEET
Tho work Of Protestant missionaries IN
Bruzil.
RECITAL HALI--Musie
Gsruld Wdrbura. cellist with NGdYd
Peissnbera az The piono
$50 4 MAN OF THE WEEK
Ron cochrun. discussion ch1irmGn.
NATURE OF THrHcs-seisnes
Or. Roy K. MaFshull, hest.
a.4s S TO BE ANNOUNCED
400 4 ApvENTuRE--Educ
irish" and storms" 20 be discussed.
Guest. Eursnie Clark, research assoc
I1,s In the Department Of Animal
BehGviar, American Museum OF NaturGi
History,
S AMATEUR cHEF-cookinq
4.so DATE WITH JUDY
500 4 YOU ASKED FOR Ir-varis'Y
Art Boxer, emcee,
S OPERATION NEPTUNE
Ccptain Neptune battles q hostile I'M
dargctar civilization.
500 4 YOUR PLAY TINE-Drumd
Lesson in Hot Iced" a boY's dilemma
when he finds his uncle, the sheriff or
The troll Of his hero, q guR.shnqinS
bandit
MISTER pEEpERs-comsdY
500 4 ToRsT OF THE TOWN
sirdin7 star Gordon hdcRde, cues
host. Comic song-Gnd-dunce man Idei
Carter, featured artist. Also, the Mura
Chdnters, singing Shriners. from In
diunupolss; Ben Dovd. Esropean &c
rebate clowni and BdudY's Gray
hounds. novelty dol oct,
sBIG PAY.oFF-ouiz
700 4 GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATRE
Trapped" starring Nina Foch. Grip
ping tale OF on unf1ithful wife who's
| plan 10 murder her husband hdcktires
PHnco pLAYHoUsE-Dramd
| Comedy about q couple who won, :
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Manesaay
July Is
KsrP.v S

wccorv Ksrp-rV $
$40 THE NAMES THE SANE osis
SCoTT MUSIC HALL--VaristY
Fatu Page. hostess. vita sasst Cay
NltcAo.i eEccuaE,
100 4 STRIKE II RicH--oaia
Warren Hut 0mcHe-
KRAFT TtiEATRE--DramG
T,so I'VE GOT a sEcsEr-ouia
500 4 INTERNATIONAL soxlNG
~ gs.avl9g1n world wssieE cA1rnr.
rseets Esseaa Fasn,es. Caliiaruaos wei
tor kias, a, Milwaukee Ausna
) S.s.Npin CAMERA-cemsdY
$50 $ MARRIED IoAN--cenasdy
f-4p aasats en- iolnsns susas ozapinS
s'ss sIiaar roLLow.uP-spsrs
g,It,s teAasoa, eilly B. SoSs, Britt
Gsraan and q weekly guest slaS y
"a, "a, . copFsry AND HIS FRIENDS
SUMNER rAEArRE-Msvie
pfgp.f.s4.sl,f Yours starring Loretta
Yes,as. David Nlvsn. siiAs suFks end
Hl,h Asseots A rds,sE ncsiesSi5l's
,srpar neafy d3STupfs hss hocas kss
Iesoo 4 WHATS Ny lIssF-ossa
ronAYs HrApLgsEs -Iagrara
le,is $ HAwrs wEArAEH-Ms. y
lotse ) HoRNERS SPORTS SHOW
iosso d MIGHT NEwS--NrCnen
$ OUTDOORS WITH CANNES
le,so a wrAgHER rowEs xrcshhnS
le,IS 4 PREMIERE rSSATRE--nruaa
ll,eo s AORNESs sCCHEBokkp
ll,aS S STARLIGHT THEATRE -Novss
Yea NaGdln with sosey HcsSes end
pisna CAurcAiN. A peY end 1grl
Ns.rsgae vulat ura Eszsd--,e zse, he
tefsas q a VIII
usLs 4 sPokrs soukpvP Nooss
ll,lo . NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE Movie
Icnaaa Etzckap. Maeiers VITA lshn
khees. 0rsa Mary MeLsoa. A rs1nAse
thfnks Il hls sNoEn Guty 70 XII cl
pscp.s wAen 10 has ssSa sold are
snsalss 81 England.
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Tide and the River

At New Orleans. the periodic rise
and fall OF the tide varies with the
stage Of the Mississippi river, be-
ing about 10 inches at low river
stage and zero al high river stage
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1eleUs;;on Gist;inds
July l0-l6

400 4 WORLD OF AVIATION
WORLD AROUND US
Should ,ths Church Hcys Political
40 COWBOY c-nEs-wssisrn
a poisoned waisr hole causes death
COMEDY FILM
500 4 MUSIC TELLS STORY
WESTERN THEATRE
$40 4 BEAT THE CLOcK--Quiz
TERRY AND THE PIRATES
500 4 LARRY sroRcH- Comedy
m Storch, cs lO-YsGr-oid, GETS bis
firs, lonqpan;s suit. ~ As sailor
on ledve comic Stogch shows oil his
cooking skill in his GIRLS room. Bari
tone Robert Merrill. guest.
THE BIG PICTURE
s:so S ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR
Ted Mack and ,1lsnt hopefuls.
TOO I HopALoNc cAssIDY--wsstsrn
SATURDAY NIGHT REVUE
Hoacy Carmichael sTncee. Rusty Drd'
Per, western singer. guest
TOO 4 WILD BILL HicKoK--Wssisrn
500 4 FILM PROGRAM
s,3o 4 wHEsrLINc-sport
GREAT FIGHTS OF CENTURY
Chuck pavsy vs.. Chico VsiGr. first
s,4s THE BIG pLAYBAcK--sporss
800 S TO BE ANNOUNCED
$50 I FEATURE FILM
THE GoLDBERGs--consdY
Mra. Bloom will be seen and heard
for tho frs, time In % Years whom
Fourth OF July block pdrtY puts NE
iumiiy in other.
1000 S ropAY's HEADLINEs--ingrGm
io,ls S WEATHER REpoRT-Mr. n
1910 SUNSET VALLEY BARN DANCE
1890 4 NIGHT NEws-Godt
Io.4o 4 WEATHER REpoRT--Krashfng
1914. 4 NIGHT OWL pLAYHoUsE-Moyis
Mon from Frisco" with Michael o.
shau dnd Ann Shirley.
Hoo s STARLIGHT THEATRE--Movis
1900 4 NIGHT OWL NEws-Ged,
Sunday July IA
wccorv xsrp.Tv ,
shs 4 WESTERN THEATRE
COWBOY PLAYHOUSE
500 4 THE GOSPEL HOUR
With Rev c, Q. Stddsklev.
sIs 4 HOUR OF DECISION
EydnqeliBt Billy Graham.
Mr.. IAYcEE
$40 4 BUSINESS s FINANCE
5 COMEDY FILM
1000 4 HEALTH FOUNDATION
rooTsIE HIpPoDRoME
1890 4 FAITH FOR ToDAY-Rsiigicn
Tho 2Soth anniversary ct tho birth o.
John Wesley, founder OF the Methods
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7.i9ay
July 10


wcco-Tv KsTp-ry S
500 4 TROUBLE WITH FATHER comsdY
S PLYMOUTH PLAYHOUSE-Drama
700 Z PLAYHOUSE or sTARs-Drama
Robert Stock end Arthur Ffanz IN
Storm Winnings" Two partners OF
q wildcat Aldskan cirline. In love
with the same qiri.
DOORWAY TO DANGER
Agent Carter is assigned 10 guard one
Of tho most important persons In the
7,,o FoorIIcHrs rHEArnE-pramq
Barbara Hole and Stephen Mentally In
Change Of Heart" X lawyer. de-
tending q tsendqsr accused Of robbery,
finds neither Justice nor Cupid blind.
CAMPBELL ~ soUNDsrAcE
innocent III Proved Guilty" Story
Of vito who Jumps 10 conclusions.
500 4 HOLLYWOOD HALF HOUR
SPORTS NEWSREEL
$40 4 MAN AGAINST cRIME--Mys'srY
Nike Barnett gets q singing tslsgIGm
that ,ips him of to crime in record
SPORTS HALL OF rAME
st4S S RAssLlN WITH RUSS
500 4 Mr.. MRS. NoRTH-Whodnnit
a day spent al tho races bring the
Norihs dead iocksY-in tho back
WRESTLING. HOLLYWOOD
$40 4 INVITATION THEATRE
ROCKY KING. DETECTIVE
si4s 4 STRANGE ADVENTURE
1000 4 THE WEB-MYsisrY
a prison inmates piano briilianoe wins
his purole and an opportunity for q
nav life through a concert triumph.
5 TopAY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
loiis S HAWKS WEATHER SHOW
1910 S HoRNEH's SPORTS SHOW
Ioiao 4 NIGHT NEwS--MeCuen
q uypFgTT INC HOLLYWOOD
Io,4o 4 WEATHER Notwithstanding
lui4S 4 PREMIUM THEATRE
ll.oo S HoRNER's scoREBoARD
ll,oS S ALL STAR WRESTLING
ills 4 SPORTS RoUNDUp--Moors
ii,7o 1 NIGHT Owl PLAYHOUSE Movie
"Exed 10 shanqhGi" with Wdildce
Ford and Iuns Tfuyis. pramu of the
men behind the newsraels
Has S STARLIGHT THEATRE Movie
400 1 NIGHT OWL NEWs--Bail
i2.os NIGHT OWL PLAyHousE--Con'.
/ Saturday July II
7,3o SATURDAY rHrATRE-Moyis
500 4 RED RYDER Western
$40 S WESTERN THEATRE
500 4 SPACE PATROL
$50 4 ROD BROWN. ROCKET RANGER
The BLOCK Cloud OF AsGl4lsto-
FILM PROGRAM
1000 SUPER CIRCUS
OPEN HOUSE
1870 MAGIC, MiRTH 6 MYSTERY
s. David WGiker. rnduiciun.
ioi4s S WESTERN THEATRE
Hoo TALENT HUNT-VdristY
With Toby Prln.
l,3o 4 BASEBALL ScHooL-sports
il,ss S a DOGS LIFE
with Terry Cdrnas.
l7iO0 4 TO NJ ANNOUNCED
l2lo S BIRTHDAY CLUB
i7ns 4 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
Claveland Indians VS.. ChicdGos hi9h
tyin1 White Sox.
WESTERN
100 $ SATURDAY MArrNEE-Movis
400 S COMEDY FILM
7,so S EXPERIMENT NO. IL
800 4 SCORES RouNDup-sperts
S SATURDAY THEATRE-Movis
s,os 4 TALENT PATROL
s.so 4 THE BlBLE SPEAKS
S TO BE ANNOUNCED
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End Of the Honeymoon Forced 70
take single rooms in q Paris hotel, q
younq bride wakes 10 find her hus-
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FsUU NtNLHHL LIZ ANI~ lIRHsN1'R1
"Trapped" starring Nina Foch. Grip
ping tale OF ON unt1i,htul wife whose
plan 10 murder her husband hdcEtires.
5 PHILCO pLAYHoUSE-Dromu
Comedy about couple who won, 10
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khnSss. Sna Mary M1Lsoa. A rs-nA1e
thfnts Il Ms sNroEn Guty 70 XII al
pscp.s wAcn 10 has ssSa soli azs
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03

dents taking part.
Yeshiva has appointed Bernie
Sarachek director of athletics.
Sarachek has been handling
basketball coaching duties at
Yeshiva. He has been in the post
for eight years. His new assign
ment doesn't mean giving up as
cage pilot. Sarachek will continue
in that capacity, in addition to his
new chores.
Bernie has record as a basket
ball, football and baseball star in
his own right. He played basket
ball for New York University,
during the 1892 season. He
coached pro ball for seven years,
including a stretch as the coach
of the Scranton Miners of the
American Basketball League. He
led the squad to three divisional
titles.
What Sarachek plans to do in
his new athletic post, is best said
in his own words. Says Bernie:
"The growth of Yeshiva Uni
versity during the past few years
to an enrolment of more than
1000 means that we shall have to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03
JEWS IN
SPORTS
BY BILL WOLF
Copyright, 1858, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Incl

Yeshiva University in New
York is planning to improve its
athletic program. The stress is not
going to be on "going big-time,"
but on developing student inter-
est and participation.
If these aims are carried out, it
will be a constructive switch from
the kind Of athletic programs
sought by many other universe
ties. Usually, the accent is on pro-
ducing big-money box office at
fractions. It is refreshing to hear
a university speak in terms of
athletics for the sake of the stu
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03

consolidate and coordinate the
existing intramural and intercol-
legiate programs so that each
student receives the greatest
benefits from his participation in
any sport.
1--WE are fielding today varsity
teams in basketball, fencing, ten
mis- and soccer. We have no inten-
ton of going big-time, but of in
creasing student interest and par
ticipation in our programs.
Moreover, we expect to launch
program to provide much needed
physical and recreational facili-
ties"