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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04
THIS N THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD

Rochester Mimi Municipal con
certs in the Mayo BandshelI al
Rochester.
While Mrs. Allen stepped oui
Of the room. we glanced" at Q
book we thought might be a SCRAP
book. II was and we read, "She
was voted the best contraito In
the 1947 Aquatennial Music Fcsti.
val"
For several years she was con-
tralto soloist at Christ Episcopal
church, Pleasant and Sixth st.
Al present she is returning to
her post as contralto soloist at
the Oldest Baptist church in the
Northwest, and the largest, the
First Baptist at Ninth and Wa
ocuta ST.
When we asked her about Nine.
Mady Metzer-ziegler and their
first meeting. she smiled and said,
yes. I remember. I sang extern
poraneously at banquet and
afterwards a lady came up and
asked me n I would like to study
under her. / later learned her
name and I am still one Of her
pupils"
We read many complimentary
clipping in the scrap book and
Ermlne answered our question by
saying. II believe my outstanding
performance as a member OF the
st. Paul School of Opera was us
Mama Lucia" In that groups
production OF Macagni's "Caval-
leria Rusticana."
A little bird" told me. "for
patriotic cooperation rendered In
behalf OF the War Finance Pro-
gram, Mrs, Allen was awarded a
citation by the United States
Treasury Department"
In is45. accompanied by her
mother-accompanist. Ermine went
on her first singing tour.
While on one of her Eastern
tours a booking agent offered her
n thur abroad for ak months
She rejected the offer because
she did not wish 10 be separated
from her family.
Our bouquet OF the week goes
to Mrs. Ermine Hail-Allen.
Tho Heights
The heights by great men
reached and kept
Were not attained by sudden
flight.
But the. while their companions
slept
We're tolling upward In the night,
- Henry wadsworth Longfellow
Want To Have An Interesting
Iifee
III Remember that there Is
nothing as thrilling as tomorrow.
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J,oc 4 HOpAIoNo cAxsrDY--wssssrn
SATURDAY NIGHT REVUE
Hoogy Carmichael. encss. presents
puul Gilbert. versatile young comedian
$3.50 4 WILD BILL Hcxok-Wssisrn
500 4 WRESTLING
II BOXING
siso S GREAT FIGHTS or CENTURY
II MYSTERY rHEArnE,-Mevis
-ChdTlis Chen ki the Opera" with
Boris Hdylotf and William Demdrsst
s,4s TIE BIG PlAYBAcK--sports
600 4 FEkrURE FILM
SUNSET vALLEY BAHH DANCE
s:ao TIE cOLDBEnCS-cemsay
Rosdlis goes On blind dats" with
out telling her parents. and Molly cnd
lake discuss the situation.
1000 8 TODAY'S HEADLIHES-ingron
II TO H ANNOUNCED
lo,iy 5 WEATHER REpORr-Kornstsdf
1910 5 HORNETS SPORTS SHOW
1880 4 NIGHT HKws-codf
YEArUnE
II TIE lin HOUR
Io,<o Z WEATHER REponI-kroshin9
io,4s 4 NIGHT OWL pLAYHOusE-Novss
Ilfoo STARLIGHT rHEkTnE--Movis
1900 4 NIGHT OWL EEws-oodt
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04

Try to learn something new each
day.
Never Feel Sorry For Yourself
~ When you believe in a
Higher Power. faith will be bull
wark to you.
Give OF Yourself and Your
knowledge To Others
90 Give warmth, friendship
and help wherever you are and
whenever you can.
These things don't require
money; they don't even take much
time.
Try them. You1l find life will
become far more interesting than
you ever imagined possible -
Jane cowl.
In Sc. Paul
While in st. Paul the other day
we saw a young" man waving
and as we got closer we saw IT
was Mr.. seIby Kemp Of Chicago.
He and his wife are house guests
OF his daughter. Mrs. Gladys
Johnson. Mr.. Kemp does not look
day older than he did (?) years
ago when he lived in st. Paul.
This is go.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04

September" Velvet Sunset, i"
'Flamingo," Sleep and all his
other terrific compositions. Ad-
vance tickets are on sale for $1.75
at Melodee Record Shop; State
Liquor Store in Minneapolis; In
st. Paul at Ted Bies Liquor Store
and Square Deal Liquor Store.
Following this sensational dance
band, d. p. Black will present
Amos Milburn and his orchestra
on Saturday, September 10.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04
TeleNsiion G;stinds
Sept. flo
Sept. i Saturday
7.i9ayi

CHANNELS 4. s End II
Sac 4 PLAY or THE WEEK
s THI BIG pIcTunE-Doeunsniar
II TO ~ ANNOUNCED
TOO 4 PLAYHOUSE or sTkRS-pruna
An otiies party makes On arehiise,
mos, psrtsct Of plans.
BIO sroRY-Drama
A dsspsru,s young boY 10 given a nsw
lease ca Ito by reportsrs oomission
Of misjudqmsnt
II FEATURE YLM
Ruth Husssy and Mark Stevens IN
This 10 Ny Heart" An actress risks
her dUa9htsr's Happiness By taking q
role In a nsw pldy By an unknown
CAMPBELL ~ souHDsrAcR
Ar carnsy in Tbs Square Hole" A
fdmily mon thinks his vile ond child
hdndcun him 10 a job he hates.
500 ~ ThEArnE-Drama
chvAIcADE or sPoAn
Lulu Perez. who hos 81 wins. one ioss,
meets Dave Gollordo. whose record
includes as wins, 10 losses. tive drawn.
In lo-round tsdthsrwstght match
sIso I MAN AGAINST CAIAL-Aysssry
II ADVENTURE THEArAx-hevis
''Blazing Arrows" with Corr Cooper,
Charles winningsr and Eugene Pal
s4s HALL or TAME--syesss
800 I Nh. AND ARs. NoHrH-hYsssry
Ths Norths 90 dress shopping. but buy
! wREsrIino. HOLLYWOOD
ESQ 4 INVITATION THEArnE-Drons
RoCKY KING. DETECTIVE
Inspector King solves the murdsr OF q
bop band leaders sx-~!fs. iA Murder
on he Downbsot."
1000 4 TIE wKR-hysssry
Whsa q rdinY ddY spoiis thsir usual
gmss. imaginative kids turn 70 sew
ropkYS HIAoLMHs-ApA
II NEWS-yssd
lnflo IL SpORrB-Bustsf
IosIs S HAWKS wEArHEn SHOW
lor1o s HoRNEH1 SPORTS SNOW
n WEArHkN-Widmon
1880 4 Nf0Hr NEwS--NcCusn
5 WRESTLING. HOLLYWOOD
n THE iith HOun
1910 4 WEATHER rowEh--Kroshisas
lo,4s 4 nj NOTES m FASHION
8 WRESTLING
Hoo s HORNETS SECONDHAND
Hos s AL STAR WRESTLING
iliis 4 SPORTS RouNDUp--Moers
iiIao 4 NIGHT OWL pLAYHousE-Movis
susie Steps OUT with David Bruce
and Niid Hunter. Two sis,srs and their
csllo-pldYing tdthsr have difficulty
meeting oil their bills.
ili4s s STARLIGHT rHEhrhE-hovis
100 NIGHT OWL NEws-Baii
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04
John A. Aiexunder's
Office Is In Builders
Exchange Building

John A. Alexander, former
Third district congressman, has
mover his office from 1856 Lum-
Der Exchange Building to 1000
Builders Exchange. He had been
at the old location 10 years.
Reason for moving to the new
location. Mr.. Alexander said, is TO
be closer TO the center of his
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04

his band as the best Of the small
CONDOS. re mas the distinction of
having more hits on the Sepia
Hit Parade than any band or sing
LIg star over a span Of three years
from 1850 to 1853.
Earl Is also the oest seller on
King Records which, by the way
is the major sepia record dis
tributing company today.
Don't miss hearing him play
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Mo-

Ed
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Aug1
Chat
Ayel
itor,|
Was
clocl
MI
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houd
1884
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04

Hundreds Of Minnesotans have
discovered that a weekly perusal
Of this newspaper rounds out their
weekly reading fare.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04
business activities.

Alexander is president of the
Hennepin County Republican club
and chairman Of the Americanism
committee Of the Fifth district
American Legion.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04
MonSay
Sept. ,

CHANNELS l. 5 md II
$50 q GODFREY TALENT SCOUTS
VOICE or FIREsroNE--Musi1
Tenor Robsrt Reunssviils sings
"Strungs Music" Than You'll Re
member Ne and he's Joined by the
chorus Ia All the Things You Ars."
,oii TIN gao sSn.n
husinssamun Is sissred into a bet
ting Fueko, and trdmsd IN q phonY
murder sstup.
JUVENILE IuRY-pun.i
II TO BE ANNOUNCED
Ttso 4 MASQUERADE PARrY-Punsl
5 MONTGOMERY PRESENrs-PGnsI
locke Cooper stars In hilarious tuls
OF GIL who invddes q psGce pdrley
with hiShlY Personal plGn tor world
II WRESTLING
500 4 SUMNER rftEArRE-DrGma
Look HenswdFd. hdYsoed." A radio
onnounror GETS an emergency dssiGn-
mont 10 conduct q eTuck-oiddwn form
hour. Overwhelmingly successful. tho
onncpncers head Swels Ike COW
otter eating green ccrn.
$50 WHO SAID rAArf-oui,
NdlteT Nlarndn. qucio-uus,o1.
II FEATURE FTlh
800 4 BURNS N ALLEN-cemsdY
iokinalY, club cor eompanion tolls
Grucis hss coinS 10 murder his vito.
end Gracie tries % prevent the sldyinG
NAMK THAT ruNE-oais
Red Rsnscn and viek Mills,
$50 4 COMMAND PERFORMANCE
ErHKl AND ALBERT--CemsdY
Returning 10 tho scene Of the crime
Ethel and Al eslshru,s their onnivss-
sorry whore thsY spsn, their honey.
1900 4 Bio TOWN
puped tn winning an acquiial fer a
cold ,hlocied mgrdsrsss ldwrYsr
svens things by ecnvie;.ns her OF q
second lnurdeF-his owrri
rOpAY1s HEApiiNES-ingrum
II NEwS-rerd
1910 n SPcRrs-bustsi
lois HAWfS wEArhKA-Mr. n
1910 HoRNER-s SPORTS SHOW
II wEArHER-wldman
1880 4 NIGHT NEwS--NrCasn
OUTDOORS WITH CANNES
II TIE lltA HOUR
iosso 4 WEATHER rOWER-Kruehfiag
Io,ss . MEDALLION rArkrRs--pramo
Chdrles RUS9,ss m The Consul" 4
US. diplom1; mus. chccss between
friendship and duty,
Hoo STARLIGHT fREkrRF-Neyts
ll,lS 4 SPORTS RouNpuP-heors
lisfo 4 TWENTY QurSrloNS--Cuis
ll,So 4 NIGHT OWL sEwS-tail
Hiss . NIGHT owl PLAYHOUSE
''c1llins fdGl Tsnp,s' with ish 4
PennsY.
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Tusssay
Sept. 9

CHANNELS T. 5 und II
$50 q BLIND OATS sunn
BOB AND MARiA-Musle
n PARADISE ISLE
sssS 5 Bos CONSERVATIVE
n PURiiC Mystery
ysoc 4 rHlS IS SHOW BUSINESS
Cues, psaosmsgx, comedian Jack z,
isonarSi Toai Ardsz. s.nesss end iSu
Walls j.. eancer. S.cssG Swunscn
stpsst rs1nalisf
FIsEsipr rHEArsE-prana
Sissy ct d. Cr1wtosa laas ~ae dis.
covered Ire use q sfhaF u SCI .sEY.
II TO ST ANNOUNCED
ESQ 4 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT
s CIRCLE rHEkrkk-prama
4 lnsrutSd POW. iinds a5scs,as e
csvalsan NE q trenen3o a ss.sTt.
n pOtlAR a SECOND
500 4 pkNGEk--wheduni,
HThs Ncys cn ire Ccranr~
JUICE roR yOuRSrlf--Hgzser
II FILM PROGRAM
s;9c 4 NPLs wREsrLiNG-sperts
s poUc fAIREANKs PRESENTS
II NkAfS rfn skNr-cala
500 5 SAMMY KAYE sAow--Nass<
Fani fg3sas pcru.lr rpcon1'al artist
sisPs mo re sinclrs ses,issAt
II THIS Is rSiEvlslcS-pasAi
ESQ 4 bosroN sLkcxn-wAs-sa li
5 sREAK TIE skSk--cuz
II rrLn PROGRAM
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04

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who
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home
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with
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were
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04
STARTS FRIDAY
RADIO CITY Theatre
Minneapolis
PARAMOUNT Theatre
ST. Paul

SUPER GHOSr-pdnsI
II SUNDAY CrNEMA--Movis
500 Z TOAST or THE TOWN
I'd sullivan presents guest hsddlinsrs
Anna Marie Albsrghstti and child 40
tor Brandon de Wilde. Others featured,
songstrsss Tobd Adzdrotfi iugqler Bob
by Winssrsj dancer Peg Leo Bctss
,ysn'rilo9uist cnss Cross Gnd SharkeY.
. BIO yAY-oFY-ouis
With Rondy Msrrimdn.
100 Z GENERAL EIEcrRic rHEArnE
hcriiYn Adxwsn ssdrs In behind
the scenes peek at the life Of q qldrp
pEnco SIArnousr-Drs-a
TORN Thatehsr n wiIlian shakss-
Wkdrn WNcHEIL-Nsvs
1iis II ORCHID AWARD
1,so ARTHUR MURRAY PARTY
Hostsss-smcss kdthrYn Murray prS-
sen,s ddncsr Honst,s FdbrGy ond 70
culist Bill Hayes. The tap ddncinq
Adyo Brothers and sctirist VIM Iorddn
odd to the festivities.
ii TO BE ANNOUNCED
500 RANGE RIDER--Wsstsrn
NOTHING BUT THE BEST
Host Eddie Albert presents guest s,1rs.
II FILM SHOW
$50 4 ~ THEATRE
FOREIGN IErRIcUE-MYsssrY
800 Z FAvohIrE srOHY-Drama
5 SUMMER rHEArRE-Movis
"Buckskin Frontier" with RichGrd Diz
and Jane Wyatt. Tho conflict between
the hedd Of prdiris wagon outfit
and the builders Of the Missouri-Csntrai
Railroad in the 1865
II TO BE ANNOUNCED
$50 4 MASTERPIECE rHEATRE-Movis
The Strdngs Woman" with HsdY Lo-
mar, Gene Lockhdrt and Louis Hoy
word. A fathers youthful bride turns
out 10 be his sons sweetheart.
II BILLY GRAHAM-Rslgion
s;4S II NEWS REVIEW OF WEEK
1000 rODAY's HEADLINES-Ingram
II NEwS-Ford
1910 II SpOnrS-Buetsl
lo;lS NAN WHO'S BEEN THERE
1910 IL WEArHER-Widman
1870 HAWKS WEATHER PICTURE
II THE lin HOUR
io.3s THIS IS DIxIELAND-MusIs
II;oo SHOW PEoPLE-Musis
STARLIGHT THEArRE-Movis
Has NIGHT OWL PLAYHoUsE-hovis
"Soms,htnJ in ths City" with RichGrd
Hdrne and Garry Mush Carrying on
two businesses simultaneously. results
IN On elderly mon having TO prove 70
the police that he hasn't killed him
self
400 Z NIGHT OWL NEws-Ba1
Evening star., 1953-04-05
The Week in Religion
East German Churchmen Gird
For AN-Out Fiqht With Reds

Continued attacks upon and
hampering of Junge Gemeinde
(Young Community, Protestant
youth organization.
ProteStants PredOminate.
Although the Communist anti
church campaign in East Ger
many is different in one impor-
tant respect from those in other
Soviet satellites, the anti-reli-
gious techniques are the same.
The difference is that the
East German Reds are fighting
the church Of a predominantly
Protestant people. In all other
satellite countries, Protestants
are a small minority in over
whelmingly Roman Catholic or
orthodox populations.
The Reds haven't changed
their battle tactics, however.
Having failed to win over East
German Christians through the
Christian Democratic Union-the
CDU's progressive" Christian
weekly. Verantwortung, folded up
recently-the Communists have
thrown away their kid gloves.
Their. first attacks have been
made in an area of prime con-
cern to Communist indoctrina-
tors-youth training. Most of
the pastors who disappeared, !"
or were arrested were prominent
Protestant youth leaders.
Trumpted- Up Charges.
The Communists are using
every trick In the book. Clergy
men are being sent to prison
on charges that are never heard
In the courts Of free nations.
An Evangelical pastor was
sentenced to IL years in prison
for what the court called "anti-
state agitation"
Another was sentenced to six
years for preaching that mans
first loyalty was to God rather
than the state.
A Lutheran pastor was arrest
ed, sentenced to six years for
preaching a sermon in which he
told Of a wealthy Englishman
who had given his fortune to a
Christian youth movement.
One East German clergyman
fled to West Berlin and told
how secret police had tried to
force him to spy on his own
parishionerS.
Catholics, too, have felt the
pressure. Recently. authorities
cut the paper ALLEGATION for
Tag Des Herrn, the only Catho-
lie Sunday paper in the Soviet
zone. Then the Communists
banned the distribution in Ber-
Inns Soviet sector of Petrusblatt,
official organ Of the Catholic
Diocese of Berlin.
Secret police have been given
orders to watch church bulletin
boards for anything suspicious.
Catholic and Protestant officials
in charge Of church-owned
farms have been threatened with
jail if they do not fulfill the
Communist-set production quo
| taS
Evening star., 1953-04-05
The Week in Religion
BY Reliqious News Seryice

Battle lines have been drawn
In East Germany for another Of
the tragic, about struggles be-
tween the church and the Com
muniSt state.
Mounting evidence made this
conclusion inescapable: That
the Communist regime there al
ready has launched the kind Of
bitter-end assault that has sub
jugated the churches in other
Soviet satellites. And no one
read the signs more clearly than
the German churchmen.
Leaders of the Old Prussian
Union Church gathered in Berlin
and heard a report that 46 Evan
gelical pastors and church work.
ers had been imprisoned, arrested
or had disappeared" in the So
Wet zone in recent weeks.
Convinced that further COM
promise was useless, the Church
Council moved toward an open
break with East German civil
authorities.
It adopted a sternly worded
statement saying all hope Of
compromise with Communist
leaders had been abandoned be-
cause of the "anti-church cam
paign in full swing in East
Germany"
Groups of Six Churches.
The Old PrusSian Union
Church is a group Of six regional
churches that are members Of
the Evangelical church in Ger
many.
Support for the Prussian Union
Church came from the Evan
gelical Bishops Conference and
the Council Of the Evangelical
Church in Germany.
These groups. meeting Jointly,
said the situation in East Ger
many was extremely serious"
and that its heavy Affections
must be borne in fraternal COM
munity by the whole Evangeli-
cal church"
The Prussian Councils state
ment was not based solely on the
growing list of imprisoned cler-
gymen. The council acted after
reviewing a long series of repres-
sive measures-including re-
striction on Bible reading hours
in private homes-recently in
stituted in the Soviet zone.
Among restrictive actions re-
ported to the council were:
Abrupt halting Of major re-
ligious meetings by Communist
authorities.
Denial of travel permits to
churchmen desiring to attend re-
ligious meetings in West Ger
many.
Issuance of a directive requir-
ing all minor church gatherings,
such as evangelistic meetings, to
be registered in advance with
local police officials.
A government -ordered cut in
the circulation Of the Postdam-
mer Kirche, Evangelical weekly
in PotSdam.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
District Truckers Beck
Child Safety Month

The District Trucking Associ-
alton is sponsoring April as
Child Pedestrian and Bicycle
Safety Month.
Harry Grubbs, president. said
his organization hopes to reduce
child pedestrian and bicycle ac-
cidentS.
Some $1,000 children under
Is were injured or killed in mo-
tor vehicle accidents in 1852 in
the United States. Tn r
trict IL children were killed in
pedestrian accidents.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Taft and Bush to TuIk
At Yale Club Dinner

Republican Senators Taft Of
Ohio and Bush Of Connecticut
win speak at the annual Yale
Club of Washington alumni din
ner at 1880 pm. Tuesday in the
Maylower Hotel.
Former Senator John DanaheI
Of Connecticut will be toastmas-
ter. The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese
Of Washington, will pronounce
the invocation.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
St. Elizubeths Director
Honored in Chile

DR.. Winfred Overholser, super
intendent Of 81. Elizabeths Hos
pital, has been named an
honorary member Of the Univer-
sity OF Chile's faculty Of
medicine. @
DR.. Overholser also is profess
sor Of psychiatry at George
Washington University and q
specialist in the legal and ad-
ministrative aspects Of psychia-
try.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

For Just writing rs words-os Lesson the
new Kelvinotor product Of your choice!
~ VocosionsI* I2o Mcior Appli.
aneesI (YoUr choice Of q KelvinuSor
Refrigerator. Ronse. Automatic
W0sher, Freezer W0ter He0feV,
Room Air Conditioner, Sink or Kitchen
cablne1. "Ele e1ro Droln" Corboqe
Evening star., 1953-04-05
viroinio Synod to Meet

ROANOKE. Va. April A.
Representatives Of Lutheran
churches throughout Virginia
will be in Roanoke April 14-17
for the 124th convention Of the
Virginia Synod, United Lutheran
Churches of America.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

MODEL Scf.6A Z Wo-S63o
KelvinGsor Kitchen
C0binets and Sinks.
Brand-new Kelvin
ator products! The
worlds most beauti.
full. Sensational in
your kitchen!
Evening star., 1953-04-05
s.424 PRIZES IN 6 EASY CONTESTS

DisposorD $50 Prizes Of $2S euehl
1900 Prizes Of S. e0ehl S42A Prizes
In GIII Nothing 20 bvyI
8 SEPARATE CONTEST PERIODS
lst contest closes April IS; End. M1y 2,
3rd. MoY %; 4th. June 8, Sih. JUns 20,
9Th. July 3.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

kelVin0sor "ejsesro.
0rain ~! Brand new
Kelvinator product.
Chews up table scraps
and floats them down
the drain! Frees you
from a messy job!
Evening star., 1953-04-05

hearing instruments, gives you the
FACTS. It tells the truth about trans.
istor hearing aids and will save you
many hard earned dollars.
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU READ
IT!-until you know what every hard
of-hearing person should know.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

MODEL FR.e9
KelVinotoe FToez0esl
Big storage in small
floor space. Safe. de-
pendable cold. Every
modern feature. Inte-
rior hoodlight. Handy
storage baskets.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

MODEL 90
kolVinotoV Room All
Condiiion0rsl Brand
new Kelvinator prod
uct. Easier to install.
Removes humidity.
Be comfortable this
summer.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
MODEL awe

Mo0Gl AVG
kelvin0foF AWtomoiie
W0shors! Brand-new
Kelvinator product.
Gets dirty clothes
really clean! Yet so
gentle it's safe for fin
est underthings!
Evening star., 1953-04-05

Moyhueh & Wotts
Manassas, Va.
J. A. Morris
Marshall. Va.
TrioneIe Plumbing Company
TFionsIe, Va.
Worrenton Supply Company
Worrenton. Virginia
MARYLAND
Georges Rodio 8 N
S433 Georgia Ave-,
Silver Spring, Nd.
Hecht Company
Silver Spring. Nd.
Silver Spring Gas s Elee. Co.
$50 Bdnif0Rt ST.,
Silver SpEine. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

GOLDEN WEDDIN G-Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas ToOne. both
73, of 1908 A street Sc, re-
GENTLY celebrated their 5Oth
wedding anniversary. The
couple came to America from
Leicestershire, England, in
1912 and have lived in Wash
ington for 16 years. They
have three children and
three grandchildren. Mr..
Tone is a retired StOnecutter.
thanksgiving Photo.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
MODEL KRio-s7o

MODEL kRlo-O7o
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Voter he0iers! All the
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at the turn of a fau-
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Evening star., 1953-04-05

SInalier Cn2n . 0lrne
in diameter? -. with
three transistors, in
stead Of just one? -.
that can be worn in
the hair? Can I get an
aid / can wear 80 that
NO ONE will know ]
am hard Of hearing?
Anew FREE book
let, Facts About
Transistor HEARING
Evening star., 1953-04-05

The yefco Corporation
772l Old Georgetown 'Rd..
Bethesda, Nd.
American Appliance
8 Refrig.
6lI9 Central Avenue
copitoI Heights, Maryland
Creel Compony
7l30 Marlboro Rood
District Heights, Nd.
SuitIond Hordwore Co.
A694 SuitIund Road
SuitIGRd, Nd.
RuIph Groeves Auto 3
Home Supply
1891 Old BIadsnsburs Road
Whseton, Nd.
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DOdson implement Co.
Drondywins. Nd.
Domoseus Electric Co.
Damascus. Maryland
WoodIown Appliance
Goithersburg. Nd.
WinkIer Bros. 4
Ia Ploto, Nd.
Wilkinson Rodio Co.
Lsonerdtown, Nd.
Doushevtys Sport Center
Lexington Park, Nd.
Boy Cos Company
Prince Frederick, Nd.
cempbelfs Electrical Appl.
Upper Marlboro, Nd.
Allison Refrig. Motor SoIss
WeIdorf. Md.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
What every HARD OF HEARING persen
should know about TRANSIsToR hearing aids

Can ! GET q hearing aid operatedIl il
entirely by q single energy capsule II
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"A. WATSON Transistor Hearing
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600-page text on hearing instruments
and nationally known authority or
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Hopkins Furn. Co.
sl2 King St..
AIexondrio. virsinio
Georges Radio 8 N
3l95 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
Vireinio Appl. 6 Sev.
4236 N. Foirfox Drive
Arlington, Va.
Jones Rodio Shop
culpepper. Va.
Georges Rodio 8 TV
4l6 So. Washington ST.,
FoIIs Church, vs.
Fredericksburg Home 8 Auto
Fredericksburg. Va.
J & J Appliance Co.
I'll WiIIioms Street
Fredericksburg. We.
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MODEL ER-e3
Kelvinoaor Electric
Ranges! ! They cook
while no one looks.
De Luxe modern fea-
lures including new
"Picto-Heat" Con.
trolls! See theml
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MODEL KPc
KelvinotoS "Mogic
Cycle" Defrossins Re-
frissrGsorsl Refriger-
ators that defrost
themselves like ma
gic, yet keep frozen
foods below freezing.
sPatent APPLIED foe
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NORTHEAST
Georges Rodio 6 TV
I'LL n St. NE.
B. r. Goodrich Co.
1915 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Home Appliance Co.
1927 n St. NE.
McCoy's
s07 n St. NE.
SOUTHEAST
Georges Rodio 6 N
$40 Penno. Ave. Sc.
R. Mors Controct Co.
4l0 lst Street Sc.
VIRGINIA
Georges Radio 8 ~
sol King ST..
Alexondria. Virgins
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