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Evening star., 1953-02-09

Air Conditioner CloSeout
New A--h.p. Fedders air-conditioners
sealed unit; ali In original cartons.
Reg. Price, $399.95
Sale Price, $259.95
Standard Tire 81 Battery Co.
No. II 9TH st. NE, Ii. S-9Os2
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MOTOR TRAVEL

Florida Transportation
Responsible persons to drive
brand-new 1858 automobiles
to Miami, Fla. Call BALTIC.
Belmont 1400, MIR. KNELL.
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FREEZERS

SAVE UP TO 500
OPEN EVENINGS, ia. 7-7722
American Service Center
18th Year In Arlington
$50 North Glebe Rd., Arl., We.
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LEDGER CLERK
Machine Bookkeeper

Large real estate and mort.
gage loan ONCE desires to
employ q young lady expert
enced in machine bookkeep-
ing. Pleasant surroundings,
air-conditioned building. 371a-
hour work week. no Saturday
work, lunches furnished free.
disqualification and life in
surance furnished without
cost to employes after rea-
sonable length of service.
Salary commensurate with
ability. Opportunity for ad-
VaEcement.
CALL MRS. RIESS-NA. S-2112
Evening star., 1953-02-09
SITUATIONS MEN

ATTN: CPA or tax consultant; grad
uate accountant wants night work,
from 8 p.m.; experienced tax returns.
Slatp STriteups' statements. Box 2bs-x'
desires pos. with legal
irm or pvt. attorney in WASH;
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, college
grad.. with legal training. seeks
executive or administrative posi-
tion with top company; several
years Govt. experience includes leg.
asst. to U. 8. Representative and
spec. asst. to Under-Secretary of
Army; prefer CO. engaged in defense
work, Box 21.Y, Star. -
LIFE INSURANCE and social security
expert available; VIII counsel you
tainer basis. Call JOHN MURPHY
ia. 2-2l21 for appointment. lie
MAN. colored wishes switchboard or
elevator work; 1413 Fifth st. NV.
DU, 7-36S4
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DANCE TEACHERS

DANCE TEACHERS
(1O) Ballroom, experienced. Top
salary and excellent working conds..
the DON MARTINI EXPANSION
PROGRAM needs capable personnel
for LOCAL AND NATIONAL Elk.
PANs1oN. WIN consider training
M. Albert ct MA. S-9716 for inter-
v'e,. appointment. DON MARTINI
STUDIOS, 502 18th st. NV, 1924
Conn. ave. NV. and 404 18th st..
NV. Ill
GUARANTEED SALARY
ment company from your home. Un-
limited phone necessary. HO. 2-660O.
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walks, drives. waterproofing,
REED CONSTRUCTING CO.
JE. 2-68S3: Ju. 5-7210. LU. 4-1200.
Deferred Payments and FLA.
CARPENTER-smail jobs Of any kind
Call ewes. HO. 2-7646. -17
= Alterations, repairs
remodeling, old and new work. MR.
SMITH, IA. 7.6627. any time. I'D
CARPENTER WORK OF ALL KINDS,
truck service; reduced prices. JU.
CHRPEHHTER - Small Jobs. house.
painting, interior, exterior; roofs
repaired, painted. WA. 7-6442:
CARPENTERING AND PAINTING Of
any kind. Attics. Easements finished
Free estimates. NO. 7-2073. Ia
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS. any
day. any night.
CLOGGED PIPES!
Cleaned with electrical equipment.
Reasonable rates
24-hour service.
No charge II we fail.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING co
S006 Georgia Ave- NV. TU. 2-19OO
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kScpdlISp Ccl1aI W IOOAs anu UubI0SSb
RoBT. GOODMAN, Wo. 6-2S66.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rec. rms. porches; no money down
3 years to pay. Call night or day.
LO. 4-6577 HA. 2-S9S5. -
ALTERATIONS before the spring
rush. Let US repair or build that
porch. garage, rec. rm., shingle
your home No Job too lge. or too
small. Va. only. No money down.
E-l terms. OV. 3:0319. 10
ASPHALT OR CONCRETE DRIVE
WAYS. parking lots. sidewalks OF
Prompsy rHass gvsn FGSds Teephons tsss coM
ATTiCS FINISHED, dOrmer windows.
porches inclosed, recreation rooms
and stairways. Commercial or rest
Dental. $36 months to pay. UN.
4-2491. ]. E. HENDRICKS.
TOMBSTONE - USES FOR BOND
: STONE. foundation and retaining
walls. basement walls inside and
out, beautiful recreation rooms,
$295 Up. Outside and inside fire.
places. S195 and up. TOMBSTONE
can be applied to any surface. Dec
orative flower beds our speciality.
BONDsToNE will add hundreds OF
eSt1 dollars ss to the YsSs pSSs. q yyeq your
or yi write tee cAPfToL Pr; o coNT. cS Co, 1S ISIS
Bethesda ave-. Beth, Nd. is
BUILDING - Remodeiing. Personal
Estimates. Terms. PARAGON CON-
sTRUCTION CO.. WO. 6-15S2-
EN-. 2-6087. 10
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL--Also 30l courses IN
business. Industrial and engineering.
Earn your diploma ct home In spare
time. ICS Phone Me 8-Sl 6a
NEW CLASSES now starting in
shorthand. tipping. bookkeeping;
small groups. saves time Positions
open paying to $4,000 VI. Inquire.
Ma. S-3340, BOYD SCHOOL, cor.
sHORTHAND m 80 DAYs-1oO
W.pm.; guaranteed course: semipvt.
Free tipping. ST 3-2349.
SHORTHAND DICTATlON--Intens
so to 100 W pm; 8 to 8. i've nights
. week. Hourly rate. AID. 4-35O7.
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suite. Ape, chest Of
drawers, dresser, night table, bou-
doir chair with ottoman: liv. rm.
chair; end tables. @ cone cofee GGSdsiTsi table ana
Hunt table, bookcase and TV with
table. 4 table lamps. mirror. Call
He. 4-63S7 any time Sunday and
after 8 pm. weekdays. 10
and matching chair,
red. 9 mos old. with new slip COW
erS: best offer. TIL 2.22RA 10
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FURN.-CHESTS

Govt. surplus 4-drawer solid maple
and oak chests, $l9.95: solid oak
dinette tables. $685.. comb: wood
storage and clothes cabinet, S17.95;
new 39-in. Hollywood beds, $44.95;
new sleep sofas, Sl69.95. N. FRANK
q SON, Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. 3.8974.
GAS RANGE. CATERS and sattler.. 4
burner. with griddle, broiler, auto.
oven. folding table top. nearly new;
sacrifice; AP. 7-373s. Call after 8.
GAS RANGES. new. used. SIS up:
guaranteed: easy credit: nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. 8-S952.
GAS RANGES. new, used, $3.50 up:
installation PEERLESS SALES. 237
Georgia ave-. DE. 2-5566.
GAS STOVE-Large. Caloric; practi-
cally new. 2921 Tilden st. NV. 10
GOLF CLUBS. woman's, medium
height; good condition. DI. 7-1492.
GOLF CLUBS AND BAG, spaulding,
2 irons. wood and bag; new: $35.
HEATER, electric. 5000 watts; never
been used. Call AID. 4-0609. 10
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Are You This Woman?
PART TTME

AIRLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Courses.
CENTRAL SCHOOLS
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AND ALTERATIONS and
repairs. commercial and residential.
Free estimates at all times. D. A.
BUTLER. DE. 2-72S7. -l6
expansion attics, porch
closures, rec. rms. built by exper.
mech; financing arranged; free esti-
mate. AID. 4-9312 and JE. 3-3973.
alterations and repairs.
Commercial or residential. Free
al ahrMHkAzfi5SNssS MAz fi5SsS repaTsG
everything from basement to attic.
Build on extra rooms, porches In
closed, recreation rms. roofs raised
for attic expansion, garages, drive
ways. FLA financing with 3 yrs. to
FREE ESTIMATE. GRIFFIN CON-
TRACTORS. JU. SPOOL. -16
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TELEVISTONS

and guar. $39.9b up. Cali
for home appt. for top trade-in est.
and dsm1nstrstion on 1853 brands.
l344 H st. NE. II. 3-0696.
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HELP-WoMEN

PURCHASE ORDER CLERK
WILL TRAIN-SOME TYPING
Under 36 yrs; permanent position
Portable surroundings; vacation with
pay, paid sick leave, hospitalizatio
and insurance benefits; 40-hr. week.
s am. to 4:45: Hot Shoppe luncheon
meals, periodic merit increases, en-
plove purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200. 134l G st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-02-09

CALL MRS. RIEss MA. s-2112
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
What Makes You Think There's
A Mind Reader Behind You?

The stop signal Is the left hand
out and down, palm to the rear.
This should be accompanied or
followed by the "go-ahead" signal
If all is clear ahead.
A left turn is signalled by the
left arm held out straight, a finger
pointing to the left. A right turn is
signalled by holding the arm
straight up, elbow bent at right
angles. Or by the mechanical turn
signals, if you have them.
In either case, your life is In your
hands - or your hand signals.
Good reason to be sure your
mechanical turn signals and stop
lights are working properly. II not
- and if you're relying on them
without hand signals - you really
need a mind reader behind you.
Most of all, you need a visit to
the dealer who sold you your ear
- because his service men know
best how to check the electrical
system Of your make Of car for
safe operation.
Signalling. remember Is more
than just a courtesy - It's q life
saving necessity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

Citizen Ads Bring Results
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

II Inc fellow driving the car be-
hind yours is a mind reader, you're
safe without making signals.
Unfortunately for you, less than
one tenth of one per cent of the
population ID made up of profes-
sional mind readers.
So you'd better assume that other
drivers haven't the slightest idea
what you're about to do - stop.
slow down, turn left or turn right.
A shocking number Of all accidents
are caused by slowing, stopping or
turning without proper signs.
That's why you can often prevent
an accident by making the proper
signals letting other drivers
know, Enthusiastically. what you plan
to do.
Specific hand signals are recon-
mended in the Uniform Vehicle
Code. In the event signals in your
state differ from these, by all
means learn correct signals and
use them.
The recommended signal for
slowing down, is the left hand out
and straight down, palm to the
rear - moving from side to side
to call attention to it, if necessary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
BY EDITH W. ToUcHToN
President, Key West coWneH
OF Church Waman

] have just returned from one
OF the greatest meetings ever at.
tended. $500 women were gather.
ed from 70 state councils including
Hawaii. Alaska and Utah could
not be present. This group repre-
scented 81 denominations.
Here in Atlantic City, Oct. So
the purpose of the United Council
of Church Women was truly ac-
complished. We felt - one
ness" in spirit with all people. We
realized anew the Scripture from
Acts. 1925, And He hath made Of
one blood all nations Of men to
dwell on all the face of the earth. "
President Dwight D. Eisenhow-
er spoke to as on Tuesday. He
emphasized the importance Of our
Faith as upheld in the Christian
home and Churches. That this faith
which generates courage is the
prime basis for our Nations streng-
tn. That our physical proves has
passed with the Atom bomb.
That . firm and durable peace
viii not come to pass suddenly by
force or treaty, but with courage,
patience and painful sacrifice. 1t
depends upon US how much we
love freedom and what capacity
we have for sacrifice. He closed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Laughter Is In
Order AT Mad
Comedy

Laughter viii be the order of the
day at the Islander Drive-In The.
atre, when RK0 Radios riotous
new Harold Lloyd comedy, Mad
Wednesday" opens Sunday.
The famous funster has lost none
of his skill In delighting the movie
going public, and the new film viii
keep patrons In q continual uproar,
particularly In the scenes where
Lloyd, Jimmy Conlin and a scared
lion play q perilous game of tag
on the narrow lodges of a tall of.
flee building.
AS a bookkeeper who is dismis.
sed after twenty years, goes on a
toot and wakes up to find he is the
owner Of . bankrupt and hungry
circus. Lloyd has a tailor.made
role which he handles in a master
ly style. Lovely Frances Ramsden
makes charming debut as the
heroine. and Conlin, as a bookie
who finds himself an unwilling part.
ner In the bookkeeper's exploits
does q great job.
Raymond Walburn. Edgar Ken
nedy, Franklin Pangborn, Airline
Judge, Lionel Stander id Mar.
saret Hamilto contribute thex
share Of the hilarity. Preston Stur.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

Sd Thriller
Set For Monroe

Theatergoers Of Kew West viii
have their first opportunity OF see.
ing important stars in sd when
Second Chance" presented by
Howard Hughes, opens at the Mon
roe Theater on Sunday, with Rob-
ert Mitchum, Linda Darnell and
Jack Palance in the stellar roles.
This RKO Radio romantic thrill.
er offers an exciting story which
does not depend on three-dimen-
sional tricks or illusions for its in
terest but which employs the mir
acle dimension to gain reality for
its action and full depth and beauty
for its spectacular Technicolor
photography.
Second Chance" Is high adven-
ture which combines edge-of-the-
seat excitement with a love story SO
realistically interpreted In Sd that
every man in the audience will
share each kiss with Linda OAR
nell and every woman will feel
that she's In the arms of Robert
Mitchum.
Miss Darnell portrays a gang
ster's ex-girl friend who fees to
South America to rehabilitate her
self and to escape the vengeance
of her Tilted sweetheart. Mitehum
enacts an American prizefighter
who is in South America trying to
find himself after having killed a
man in the ring. Each is seeking
a second chance. When Mitchum
befriends Miss Darnell, they find
themselves united in an effort to
escape professional killer Jack Pa
lance, who is under orders to gel
rid of her before a U. S. Senate
Crime Committee can return her
to testify against the gangSter.
Climax of the action takes place
in a funicular cable car suspended
several thousand feet in the air
between two mountain tops in the
Andes, with the occupants fighting
time and the threat of Palance's
gun before the broken cable snaps
and hurls them to the depths be.
low.
Adding authenticity to the pro.
duction are the scenes filmed in
Mexico at Taxco and Cuernavaca
two of the most picturesque town:
in the world today. Captured In
Sd and Technicolor. they provide
q constantly interesting background
for the romantic scenes and rap
idly-paced action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
ESQ Participate
In Living Rosary
Devotion Sunday

Approximately $50 Catholic men
and women attended the Knights
of Columbus sponsored Living Ros-
airy Devotion Sunday evening on
the Convent grounds at the Rep
lica of the Grotto Of Our Lady Of
Lourdes. Candle light Benediction
service followed the Recitation Of
the Rosary.
Rev. Father Joseph Maring, s.
j., pastor of st. Mary, Star Of the
Sea Church, who conducted the
service spoke of apparitions Of
Our Lady at Fatima, some IS
years ago this month, at which
time the Blessed Virgin asked for
prayers, particularly the daily rec.
itation of the Rosary. Father Mar
ing further commended the men Of
the Knights of Columbus and the
Holy Name Societies for their
splendid attendance.
George Bonamy, president Of the
Holy Name Society at St. Mays
led the group in reciting the pledge
of the Holy Name Societies.
Chaplain A. r. Gibbons from the
Naval Hospital, Chaplain W. Pa
quin from the Naval Air Station
and Father John capable Of st.
Mary's were present, as were the
sisters from the convent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Missionary Film :
To Be Shown By
Youth For Christ

This coming Saturday night, DC.
tOber IL, at 1880 p. m, Youth for
Christ viii be showing another
missionary film that should be Of
interest to all Christians in the
Key West area.
The film, "Call OF the East
presents a composite picture Of the
need and opportunities for mission,
airy evangelism across the broad
continent Of Asia. In q vast pano.
rama of paganism and supersti.
tiOn, dying men cry out for hope.
their peril intensified by ominous
clouds looming above the Orient
today.
The film opens with a glimpse Of
modem Asia, from the streets oil
congested cities 10 the busy farms
and dusty roads of rural areas.
The old world mingles with the
new, and hunger and heart-ache
rub elbows with ease and luxury.
Heather monuments, from the
minarets OF Mohammedanism to
the towering Buddha Of Japan, be.
come forceful reminders that here
lilo q world where Christ Is not
known. Actual scenes Of pagan
worship, as multitudes throng to
temples and shrines, emphasize
the need for reaching these eoun-
tries now with the message Of sal.
walton.
The twenty.minute documentary
film closes with a thrilling, graph.
ic presentation of harvest In ia.
pan. Thousands stand for hours
under the preaching of the Gospel,
and scores make profession Of
faith in Christ.
Dr.. Fred Jarvis, who photo
Igraphed "Call Of the East" Sc.
cured many spectacular shots.
Snake charmers, midas famed
holy men, grotesque funeral pyres
lie aboard Oriental sampans-
these are but a few Of the scenes
which will cause Christians to real
ize the need for spreading the Cos,
pei In foreign lands.
Youth for Christ meets every
Saturday night In the Fleming
Street Methodist Church, 72s Elem,
ling Street. Everyone is invited to
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
$500 Church Women Gather For
Atlantic City Council Meeting

with q statement he had made
when he took office, What even
we hope to bring to pass in the
world must first come to pass In
America"
Other outstanding speakers were,
DR.. Nels r. s. Ferre, Prof. Of
Philosophical Theology. Wander.
bit University. Nashville. Tenn. ;
DR.. Walter Van Kerk, New York,
Director of the Department Of In
Justice and Good will,
NYcC; Dr.. Henry p. Van Dusen,
~. Y. President of Union Theo-
logical Seminary; DR.. Ralph W.
Sockman. N. Y, Minister Christ
Church Methodist and National
Radio Pulpit N. B. c.
The urgent plea Of all these
great men was for Unity motivat.
ed by . renewed faith in God and
an embodiment of the love and
compassion of God within each in.
dividual life. There must be a day
by day living Of Christian princi.
pies, not just the singing of theor.
les in churches on Sunday. The
sure weapon to fight Communism
is an applied Christianity.
Iwish to express my appreciation
to all who had part in giving me
this trip and I trust I'll have m
opportunity to tell you more about
it through one Of the church
groups.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Post Office Prepares For Christmas Rush
AS Deadline On Overseas Packages Nears

Acting Postmaster l.. II. God
lard today compared October In
BE Pest Office 70 what Spring
RAINING y - Q baseball team.
"We'fe already nexins our mus.
eles, receiving applications for TEN.
poeary employment, and getting
ready for he Christmas rush
hours. People planning to send
rita ard Christmas cards should
Be bringing their address books up
io-dAts," be said.
Especially those Of rs with Low.
cd eises In ths armed forces over
seas. Too many people dilly-dally
until the eleventh hour" the Post
master warned.
Parcel pest fss armed service
pssssnnsl In kssss, japan and
sse pAslfIe lslands Should be
sasIlsd By Msvsmbsr !. Articles
aadsesssd 70 9vreps Or Anssrl.
ssn pessesslsss will b delivered
~ ehfissmss N pesied before
.Asvemker Is.
Christmas cards are the bright
epct IN overseas mailing. They
may Be sent BY air mail as late
&c December /. However, all over
seas Christmas cards bearing three
aAnf sfansus shntaId be mailed by
November Is.
ne Postmaster also pointed out:
Z. AIR pesssis Tor oversees are
llmissd % I'VE psonds. ~ rssv.
Ter essssi psss rates. he weight
llmh b re pounds. Packages
assy NJ sxeesd 100 inches IN
ssmblHed lsnssh end Grin.
Z. peodssuhes sveh 90 fruit
sahos, eseklss and ssnAy seem
% - No NEST SECULAR sifss for
sssvIeemeN. Dear mall perish.
akse lseass. Msishss and lighter
Md ere sesbIddsn. Expensive
slfss sisssld 30 cert By register
ID mali.
:. ssisss 0 avsshls mailing ssr.
ssA q weed, metal Or sibsskeard.
klse n WIN nswspapsr 10 evsh.
In eng sheek. Use . heavy
wespplne papsr snd sirens eerd
% pssvsAs paseels breaking epen.
TITS particularly important, /" the
Postmaster continued, "that an
evesseas address be correct and
easy 10 read. eervicenen are on
ne move % much that any add
si0nal delay fhay mean delivery
Aftsr Chfistmas."
10 sveld sny such dlsappoint.
eNsMis, Postmaster osddard 70.
sssNmsnds met ysv hsnd.prlnt
Ne fsNi name, ssnk. service num-
~. bfsneh n service, srssnixs .
sleM END ne sTsNy Or navy pest
sfAse shesVsh which ne NELL 10
% DO reUfed.
Labels frequently fall of when
exposed 70 moisture, 50 print di
rsetly On The wrapping paper. In.
elude your return address. Repeat
them both inside on the mailing
carton. les also . good idea 10 en-.
close q List Ok contents. no NOT
open nntil Christmas' seekers
may be attached. Place them
where they won't obscure he I'D.
dress.
In spelling out the dos and
don't Of his overseas program,
Postmaster Goddard feels that the
best adviea b, "Dic Or small, mail
them eli - nowl"
Last year, he recalls, s01, ass
piees Of NAH were Cancelled by the
local Pest 0fnes between Decem.
Der LIS. This year an even heavier
volume Il expected. That means
there's . lot a shopping for Christ
mas cards, gifts and stamps to BE-
done - even after the peak of over
seas mailing d reachsdl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

WEST PALM BEACH ,F-The
College Of the ozarks at Ciarks-
vile, Ark. has ele::'ed DR.. Wins
low S. Drummond OF West Palm
Beach as its new president.
DR.. Drummond, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church here
since April. 1858, said that he
would like to accept the post
but viii await action of the Pres
bytery Congregational meeting on
Nov. z.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
HOT HOT DOCS

SYRACUSE, N. Z. IA pound
Of hot hot dogs cost 6s-year-old
walter Sweet $1s. Police Judge
william II. Bamefick fined him
dat amount yesterday after he ad-
milted stealing The 20 cents worth
Of ffankfurtefs from a grocery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

ges wrote and directed the pic
ture. For those who like to laugh.
and who .doesn't?-"Mad Wednes-
day" is certainly what the doctor
ordered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

Wire worms, army worms and
grasshoppers are among the in
sects Fostering Kentucky farmers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
e'''''i' ports
by JIMMY GRIFFIN

Dick Bakey situation quite bit of talk
The ST. Paul release said that Dick
definitely Michigan to the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

currently popular Wonder Where
My Baby's Gone" and "Ting-A-
Ling" and their original version
Of Fool. Fool. Fool".
The quartet Is now acknowledge
ed as the top blues and rhythm
quartet after only year Of sing
ing for the discs and at public
events. Their first hit was zone
Mint Julep' backed by Middle
Of the Night" In three months
nearly a million records Of these
two hits by the quartet were sold.
The Eddy Boyd combo features
the sensational drummer Percy
Walker. Boyd himself has a rich
baritone voice and his piano play
ing approaches the sensational
Advance tickets are on sale at
Melodee Record shop In Mime
apolis and the Chatsworth Inn in
st. Paul.
Following the Saturday night
attraction, ID. p. Black has book
cd Roy Milton and His Solid
Senders for return engagement
on August 2.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
jackie Price To
Bring His Bag OF
Tricks To Lexington

Jackie Price, who has thrilled
millions of baseball fans through
out the world for the past six
years. comes to Lexington Park
on Friday night, July 18th, to
offer his interesting bag of tricks
to baseball followers of this ter
ritory.
Price will perform prior TO the
ball game between the st. Paul
Saints and Charleston Senators,
and if you are looking for the UNI
usual, the sensational and the
super-colossal before spending
your heard earned money. this will
be just what you are looking for.
Among the many incredible feats
developed by Price are series of
catches made while standing on
his head, batting while hanging
from his heels, upsidedown throws
and a group which he calls,
Twenty Ways How Not to Hit