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Evening star., 1954-12-07
Kimmel Blomes High Officials
For Pearl Horbor DebocIe

might have been able to ambush
the japanese striking force en-
route to Hawaii.
i would have gone to sea with
the Fleet and endeavored to keep
it in an intercepting position ar
sea- he says.
Admiral Kimmel also is criti-
cal of Investigations which
opened his and Gen. Shorts con-
duct to question. The congress
sional probe, he argues, was con-
trolled by Democrats, developed
confused picture and stifled
testimony damaging to the ad-
ministration.
The admiral says that among
witnesses he was prevented from
calling was Admiral William F..
Halsey. He cites a letter in which
Admiral Halsey describes him and
Gen. Short as the country's
greatest martyrs" and hits their
treatment as Outrageous
Evening star., 1954-12-07
New Guinea Workers
Seek Five-Duy Week

Civil service workers in Papau,
New Guinea, have moved a step
nearer to their goal-a five-day
Week-Port Moresby reports.
They have served a demand on
T. A. Huxley, public service COM
missioner, that weekly working
hours Monday to Friday be from
7::45 am. 90 IL noon and from /
pm. to six minutes after 4. The
demand may go to arbitration.
Evening star., 1954-12-07

The 18th anniversary of Pearl
Harhor has brought another de-
nial from one of the two COM
manders then on the scene that
he could be blamed for the de-
bacle that brought this country
into World War IT.
Rear Admiral Husband E.
Kimmel writes in a new book
that high officials of the Roose-
velt administration were at fault
and must be Judged like any
other criminal"
He contends again that any
chance to meet the sneak at
tack was lost because Washing
ton failed to relay advance
warnings that Japan was UP to
something.
But he apparently does mot
lay the disastrous end to his
career in the Navy to the then
service chiefs, Gen. George c.,
Marshall and Admiral Harold
r. Stark.
Hits Lack of Action" Here.
Admiral Kimmel assails what
he terms '1ack of action" by
the War and Navy Departments.
But he says this must have
been in accordance with high
political direction, because the
officers in both these depart
ments repeatedly demonstrated
both before and after Pearl
Harbor that they were not care
less, inefficient or incompetent"
Admiral Kimmel. now 70, re-
calls the worst defeat in United
States military history in a
book to be published next month
by Henry Regenery Co.. Chicago.
It's entitled admiral Kimmel's
Story" Excerpts appear in the
current issue of the magazine
u. S. News and World Report.
"I cannot excuse those in au-
thority for what they did" Ad-
miral Kimmel writes. "And ! do
not believe that thousands of
mothers and fathers whose sons
perished on that tragic seventh
Of December will excuse them.
"They will be judged at the
bar of history. In my book they
must answer on the day of judg-
ment like any other criminal.
Defends Gen. Short.
Admiral Kimmel also defends
1t. Gen. Walter C. Short, Army
commander at Pearl Harbor.
Both were shorn of command
and retired soon after the sur
prise Japanese blow. Gen. Short
died in 1949 at Dallas, Tex.
Navy Investigations never de-
veloped into a court-martial for
Admiral Kimmel. A 1916 con-
gressional inquiry absolved hina
of dereliction, but criticized what
it called errors of Judgment.
In the published excerpts from
his book, Admiral Kimmel says
neither he nor Mr.. Short "had
any clear perception of the fact
that the Roosevelt administra-
tion was pursuing a course of ac-
ton that made war with Japan
inevitable"
Not Told Of Messages.
vitality important Japanese
messages, intercepted and de-
coded, were kept from him, Ad-
miral Kimmel says. Had he been
S,rnyoarl1y o1oy.foS. ha ODDS ho
Evening star., 1954-12-07
Not Told Of Messages.

Vitally important japanese
messages, intercepted and de-
coded, were kept from him, Ad-
miral Kimmel says. Had he been
properly alerted; he adds, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28
Law Enforcement
Council Re-eIecfs
Chief Officers

After its first year OF opera
ton, the Districts Law Enforce
ment Council yesterday held an
other election.
The council reelected District
Commissioner Samuel Spencer
as chairman. United States At
torney Leo A. Rover. vice chair
man, and United States COM
missioner Cyril S. Lawrence, Sec
rotary.
In addition to these officers,
Metropolitan Police Chief Rob-
ert v. Murray and Hugh F.
Rivers, parole executive and
member of the District Parole
Board. were elected to the Exec
utiye. Committee.
Reappointed to membership on
the council were Edward w.
Garrett, probation officer of
U. S. District Court for the
District of Columbia. appointed
by Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws;
Walter F. Bramhall. clerk of
Municipal Court, appointed by
Chief Judge Leonard p. Walsh.
and Leroy H. Mckinney, Negro
attorney of the Washington Bar
Association.
The only new member named
was George L. Hart. jr., replac-
ing Newell w. Ellison as repre-
sentative of the District Bar AS
ISOLATION.
Commissioner Spencer an
nounced that members of the
three standing committees
juvenile crime. adult misde-
meanors and adult felonies-will
be selected later.
Donald Clemmer, District di-
rector of corrections, will discuss
plans for establishing the pro-
posed Youth Corrections Center
at Lorton, Va, a project in
cluded in the city's. public works
improvement program. at the
councils October meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28
Mother, 3, Who Lost Her Leg
Fleeing Reds, Arrives in u. S.

/ Washingto where they viii be
greeted by President Eisenhower
and to arrive In Midland next
Wednesday or Thursday.
Mrs. Kapus lost her left leg
in 9 daring escape across the
Hungarian border to Austria
with her husband and daughter
a year ago this month.
The husband said he and his
wife were crawling on hands and
knees, with the child on his back,
in an effort to avoid detection
as they reached, the frontier.
Threw Child Over Fence.
I'VE were just about TO, cross
the line when / heard an ex-
plosion." he said. my wife
screamed. 4 threw our daughter
over the fence and then went
back and found my wife bleed
ing and unconscious. Luckily,
with Hungarian border guards
firing at us, I carried my wife
to safety on the other side"
Mrs. KapuS' sister Kamilla be-
came the wife of the then United
States Army 1t. William S. Key, !,
jr., after separating herself from
a Hungarian government mission
in the United States in 1916.
She had met 1T. Key while he
was an aide to his father. Mai.
Gen. William S. Key. who head
ed an American military mis-
sion in Hungary after the war.
The Keys operate a motel in
Midland. DR.. Kapus will be-
come an assistant manager
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28
BY the Assoeias.d Press

NEW YORK, July 2s.A
young Hungarian mother who
lost q leg In a land mine ex-
plosion q year ago while fleeing
the Communist Iron Curtain
said today it was well worth
it to be able to live in the
United States.
Mrs. Gisella Kapus, 80, and
her husband, DR.. Geza Kapus,
flew here from Frankfurt, Ger
many. en- route to Midland. Tex,
where they will make their new
home.
The couples daughter, Eva,
2, and Mrs. Kapus' sister, Mrs.
William S. Key. jr.. of Midland,
gave them a joyful welcome at
Idlewild Airport.
The child, who escaped with
the parents. had been taken to
Midland last January by Mrs.
Key while Mrs. Kapus con-
valesced in a Vienna hospital.
Tells Of Her Ordeal.
Mrs. KapuS, sitting in a Wheel
chair. told newsmen:
Il have gone through an awful
ordeal this past year, but it was
worth it and / would gladly go
through it. again il I had to-
She added that to escape from
Communist rule to the United
States was well worth the loss
of my leg.
The couple will spend a few
days at hotel here with their
daughter. They plan to visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28
Pennsylvania Heads
4-Stafe Apple Unit Again
. Special Dispatch TO h. stor


MARTINsBURG, w. Va, July
szs-Charles Packard of Roaring
Springs. Pa, has been renamed
Spresident of Appalachian Apple
Service, four State apple infor-
I mation organization.
j. B. Bcnham, Chilhowie, Va,
was renamed vice president;
sMalcolm M. Brown, of Martins
Eburg, renamed treasurer: and
fCarroll R. Miller, Martinsburg,
renamed secretary-manager.
I Members voted to continue
plans for a stepped-up Nation
Ewide advertising campaign for
sapples from this four-State area
Virginia, West Virginia, Mary
land and Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

GOLDEN WEDDING - Mr..
and Mrs. Fernando r. Sari,
24S0 Sixteenth street NV,
celebrated their 5Oth wedding
anniversary yesterday. They
have three daughters and
three grandchildren. Mr..
Sari is in the real estate
business.
Harris & Ewing Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28
Turkey and Greece Join
In Plans for Bridge
BY The Assoeioied Press

ANKARA. Turkey. July "a
Turkey and Greece are going to
build the Balkans longest
bridge across the Martha River
between the two NATO allies.
The mi-official Anatolia
News Agency announced the
foundations for the 2,600-foot
steel and concrete structure will
be laid August 20.
The bridge will have IS spans
and will cost an estimated SIS
million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

performed at the Episcopal
Church Of Our Saviour. and only
about so relatives win attend.
Mrs. Carlson. IS. OF Los An
geles. was widowed when her
husband. an Air Force bombar-
dier. was killed over Europe in
1914. The Governor. 81, has
been q WidoWer since 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

A cool shoe, all straps and open spaces
but you can wear it from this
minute right on into fall because it's
in wonderful soot-black suede, navy
suede, brown suede or red calf. And
styled with all the fashion appeal and
foot comfort for which Red Cross is
famous. Az to 8. Ours exclusively!
Shoe Salon, Third Floor, Washington
Street FL, SLIDER Spring; Second FL,
PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28
Governor Of California
TO Be Married Mondoy
o. ihe Assoeietsd Prsss

SACRAMENTO. Calf, July
20. CALIFORNIA; Gov. Goodwin
j. knight win be married at
noon Monday to Mrs. Virginia
Carlson Ia Beverly Hills.
Gov. Knight. a candidate for
election in November, announced
yesterday the ceremony win be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

ATLANTIC CITY ~.
ENIeNM MichiEan Q Pacific AYES.
6DsS0tN ATLANTIC CITY
NEAR BOARDWALK
Sl.6O Up DAHY-PER PERSON. Run.
ming Water all rooms. Private baths. Free
Parking. Free bathing from Hotel. Phone
Evening star., 1954-11-07
TOO MweM for Duddy

now I've got to paint this door and
i wish you'd -
An arm stole about my neck.
''Daddies are nice, - she said. The
other hand reached for the brush.
Okay, so we had to cut her hair,
and wash her with tmpentine. and
/ had to paint the porch floor. but
you can't blame a child for spiIling
a little paint. They don't know
what they're doing.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
''Let Me Help
BY CASKaE STINNETT

trying to keep the panic out of
my voice. You can run and
play outdoors now = as long as
you want"
She smiled at me. Il guess the
reason / like you more than Nom
my" she said, sis because you let
me help YOU"
would have sworn / overheard
her say the same thing to her
mother one day when she was TAX
ing over the cake mixer. Of course,
could be mistaken. You do like
me the best?" l asked quietly,
giancing over my shoulder toward
the kitchen window. She didn't
reply, but the look she gave me
erased any doubt may have had
m my mind.
1wwamAe9
l'M DADDY's GIRL" she said.
reaching for the brush.
I'm glad" ! said. moving the
brush away quickly. but right
Evening star., 1954-11-07
No man can resist a
woman, especially a
small daughter. So,
over went the paint

TNIE way ] estimate it. small
IL paint job with a child around
requires twice as much paint, twice
as many rags and splash cloths.
twice as much paint remover. twice
as much time and 10 times the
patience. II more than one child
gathers. the job becomes impossi-
bic and my suggestion is to put the
brushes away.
III speak with authority on this
subject, it is only that / recall my
efforts to get a rough coat of white
On a storm door and two storm
windows last week. To say that I
had the assistance of my four-year-
old daughter Is like saying the peo-
pie of Atlanta had the assistance
Of Sherman.
well" she said. STOPPING be-
side me on the newspapers What
ann ! going to paint?"
Nothing. / said quickly.
Nothing"
I'm giad you're painting m
stead of Mommy." she said. sznil-
ing up at me and putting her index
finger m the paint. .'Nlonmy won't
let me help. White, isn't it?"
4 1Eaazh
i PUT down the brush and wiped
her hand off. Yes" | said, Its
white. Now why don't you get one
of your dolls and play with it for
two or three hours?"
I'D rather help you. she said.
and suiting action to the word
picked up the brush and dropped
it, handle and all. into the paint
can.
lifted it out with my finger tips
and let the brush drip into the can.
Now you've helped me-" / said.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
] BEDROOM cusToM- BUILT RAM
DIME SppIN,rc
IGrEcT0UED COZ ONTAT

" INf y ' En- N-JIIN1lNI1L
over ] roo 6. E. FIR. space; 3-bdrm
family din. rm., equipped kit, full
dry bSmt.; lge. fenced lot. In de.
sirable WestoVer; nr. public and pa
rochial schools. shopping and park
Gil appraised at S17.S 800; also FHA
nr conventional financing. OWNER
ia. 7-32l0.
OPEN 81 DAILY TIL SOLD
1898 N Utah st.--Charming brick
bungalow in lovely restricted
neighborhood. Screened porch, ga.
rage level fenced yard. not water
heat etc. Only S17,950 with 81 .000
cash. CAROLINE l.. CAMPBELL
Exclusive. IA. S-S046. 3
Evening star., 1954-05-09
OPEN 2-6 OPEN
11rrArr crnAr rrrrHrIrC

OPEN 2-6 OPEN
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS
twtn-sized wakin closets stair
ocm 6uti1 chna closet complete GE kitchen full basement
DIRECTIONS. North on gath left Holey
Open
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
rambler
porch kitchen with breakfast full with
EcTfoNs lee qleOe I'd Tisht Ssbe I'd to s2ns
ST, 35th
BERKSHIRE
spaSousness is the theme of his s,bck Goo@na @ large
SIDE porch dining eating kitchen;
Fofmlca bedrooms
bath il with bath ana outside entrance Vacant
DIRECTIONS: Lee hwy Potomac. north open"
1884 Potomac
NORWEGIAN ARCHITECTURE
Firsthoor bedroom bath epdown living
paneled full full base
recreation bath 2-car detached garage large land
o AIS 49, 49,
IF YOU NEED TO EXPAND!
Arlineton Full fireplace
Sl4
be S127 month. including principal interest
DIREcTToNs: Out N. It,
to $500 and Open sEn
HOLLEY REALTY
HWY. K $3.50 TILL
Evening star., 1954-05-09
ARLINGToN-cLOSE IN
CHARMING
COLONIAL
2 Lovely Acres

In setting of majestic oak trees
and on top a knoll in the bend Of
the road-this never-to-be forgotten
old Southern type Colonial home
offers comfort, charm and dignity
seldom found these days. Beyond
pece question of property it no. no ons Is Il
well constructed with hest Of ma
terials and careful workmanship.
but 1t has also been well cared for
over the years of its having been
happy home for "a sizs6s insDsct iamiiy
fully appreciate its many fine ap-
pointments--an extra wide center
hail extending from the front en-
trance all the way through to the
rear garden entrance: on one side
Of this spacious hall is a gorgeous
turn opens tn a lovely diversified
screened living porch that COM
mands a pleasant view: across the
hall is an attractive dining room
OF ample ssi7s size for for eeSen SrEe is fam truy
spacious. bright, airy. cheerful as
the morning sun and modernly
equipped: an attractive wide and
winding stairway leads to 3 comfort
able bedrooms leach having an
tiled baths on the 2nd floor. There
is also a large studio-type bedroom
with a built-in lavatory on 3rd
floor The basement features a
roomv and very attractive pine-pan-
eled rumpus room as well as laun-
dry room, maids bath and an
abundance of storage space. The
roof is slate and the home is heated
by oil hot-water heat with. forced
more for only $4,000. Drive out
OPEN SUNDAY, 2:30 PM.
Drive out to N. Glebe rd;. turn west
(across from Hecht's Parkington
to N. Carlyn Spring rd., continue
9 blocks to property.
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
ia. 2-5057, ia. 2-4311
Evening star., 1954-05-09

FAIRFAX - $1,000: small 2-bedrm
house on = acres.
Fairfax-$500 down; lovely 2-bedrm
home on ige lot Fully equipped
FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. 3-24O7. IS
Evening star., 1954-05-09
A SMALL CLOSE-IN

OLD ELMSLEE, IN VIENNA, VA
A masterpiece of reStora-
tion. retains all the charm Of
its paneled kitchen, with cook
ing fireplace. its width
pegged floors, handmade brick
and large antique locks. with
the addition of all the modern
household convenienceS. 4 bed
rms, : baths. liv. rm., study,
din. rm., Stirrup-cup room. 4
f1Feplaces, utility rooms, car
port. Beautiful front facade
of a large white columned We
randa super imposed on an old
brick arcade. | acre planted
in old trees. mature shrubs.
lockwood, flowers and mint bed.
Fenced dog kennel, fenced
children's play yard, outdoor
fireplace. badminton court and
vegetable garden Convenient
" located to stores, schools
and bus. First time offered
for sale in a generation. Rea-
Sonably priced by owner at
$50, 500. Shown BY app't.
Telephone Dunkirk 5-S0S6 or
NE. S-4505.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
Ashton Hts, Arlington

500 N. Nelson st.-Brick Cape Cod /;
2 bedrooms and bath, 1st floor; .
room. 13x20 with fireplace. dining
room, nice kitchen, 2-door refriger-
ator,. full basement. recreation room,
in location. corner lot: lovely shade
trees: house newly decorated. Vacant.
Move in upon settlement. Sale by
OWNER. Open. Call IA. 2-1644. 80
Evening star., 1954-05-09
rAILS CHURCH, s1c .950-3-year
FALLS CHURCH. Pimmitt Hills

ST 900 downs bedrms.. dininE
area. ceramic tile bath; 4-acre
landscaped lot; shade trees; patio;
and workroom: storm windows; -
CT loan assume SO goo mortgage.
Owner will take end trust for bal
ance Monthly payments. incl taxes
$63.25 per mo. Full price $12.750.
II. 4-1260.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

46-FT. RAMBLER DE Luxe
2 bedrms. and sep. den. liv. rm. with
spac. din. ell. fully equip. kit. with
breakfast bar; Finished paneled
.ec. room in daylight bsmt, !;
conv. to schools and transp. Total
price only S21950. COMMON
WEALTH PROPERTIES, JA. 5-S96S.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

ALEx.-Custom brick 3-bedrm. RAM
! bier. bsmt. small swimming pool
/ cor lot. S19,950. Easy terms. XII
Evening star., 1954-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

TAGON--3-b custom-huiIt
rambler. Step down liv. rm. with
redwood paneled ceiling and book
shelves: unusual din. rm.. equipped
kit. with garbage disposal: lge,. util.
rm. with auto. whirlpool washer.
20x24-f screened-in carport and
porch. $19,500.
3 3-BEDRooM cusToM-BUTLT RAM
BIER 1,340 so. TT. with redwood
paneled beamed liv. rm and din
rm.. left. kit. with garbage dis
poSal and BendiX washer-dryer. u
baths. 320-sQ -ft. screened-il porch
and stone barbecue. S2l 500.
Both houses located in Lincolnia
Park. Section ! on 25-acre lots Ir
lovely country setting only miles
from Pentagon. XII. 9-3437 or XII
9-l13S.
PINE SPRINGS
New brick rambler, with 3 spac bed
rms, sep. din. rm, liv. rm. witt
firepl.. full bsmt. IL baths, base.
board heat Total price, S1S500
Conv. terms. Cali IA 5-SoGS
. COMMONWEALTH PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Yes, Dry Skin
Actually Stopped
Really stopped By just one L0HOiin
Plus penetrating ''HOuse Faciar'
and recurrence Of dry skin pre-
rented by regular application.
Read below how 10 give yourself
this new ssHOme Facial'' that
does such wonders for yOurskin.

The horrible thing about dry skin is the cruel
fact that it can cause premature crows feet,
and tiny lines, thereby making you look
older than you are. But now, thanks to
Lanolin Plus LIQUID and this "Home
Facial" method Of application, you can do
something for your dry skin at once. FIRST,
apply hot, wet washcloth to your face and
neck to open the pores. SECOND, after
warming your bottle Of Lanolin Plus
LIQUID under the hot water faucet, mas
sage small amount Of this golden liquid
into your skin, where il will leave new sup
ply Of softening cholesterols and esters. Do
this tonight and find dryness gone in the
morning. Lanolin Plus LIQUID is 81 plus
tax at all cosmetics counters.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

sick - with a serious case of the
Gobloots. a disease brought into
the US. on the hind leg of the
Boo-Shoo Bird"
This horrible news resulted in
amarriage of the all-is-lost Spider
look and a quivery. little-girl
GoblOOts voice - a combination
of sight and sound guaranteed to
melt everyone's heart = except
Ricky's.
When Miss Ball spies the stage
direction = Light Bulb Look"
= in the script. she Immediately
assumes the mien of an Albert
Einstein Matching the theory of
relativity.
This gleam signifies she's just
hit upon a very bright idea. The
cue-word harks back to the era
when a light bulb shining over
the head of a comic-strip char
acter meant: Eureka!
Caught In the Act
FROM time to time the writer's
want Lucy's mouth to fall open
IN utter stupor = like Howe's
Cavern. They convey this in the
script by writing Credentials
Look"
1t originated in an earlier Il
Love Lucy" clambake in which
she masqueraded herself in bag
gy trousers and smuggled her.
self onstage as Ricky's vaude-
vile partner. Caught in the act.
she tried to wiggle out of her
plight by claiming she was a
sousaphone player.
Where are your credentials"
demanded Ricky, in full view of
the audience.
Mortified, Lucy's mouth fell
ajar in a how-dare-you cape =
and the Credentials look was
born.
For a woman whose dreams
and schemes are being perpetu-
ally dashed on the rocks of Rickys
the Fooled Again" look has be-
come a weekly staple. Its despair
varies according to the thorough
ness with which MIR. Ricardo
throws monkey wrenches into
her plans.
When Lucy's best-laid plots
go haywire. and her little heart
Evening star., 1954-05-09
LUCY'S READY-MADE FACES
Continued from page fifteen

page fifteen
is just about to break, Mr..
Oppenheimer & Co. simply puts
the words, Lucy Puddles Up"
in the script. This triggers Lucy's
lachrymose glands and turns
CBS's co-axial cable into gi-
-gantic tearduct.
Started with ChAxades
ANOTHER strange bit of jargon
often found in Il Love Lucy"
scripts is ''bigger-than-a-rat-
smaller-than-a-rabbit" look. 1t
owes its existence to a bunny-like
face the comedienne made once
in a game Of charades: Ricky had
bought her a mink stole - with
the proviso that she wouldn't
breathe a word about it to any
one. Lucy weaseled out of her
verbal strait jacket by trying to
tell her friend, Ethel, about her
windfalI in a silent game 0f cha
rades.
Her frenzied attempts to put
across the idea of a live little
mink led to the inclusion of the
bigger-than-a-rat -smaller-than-
a-rabbit pantomime in Lucy's
bag of grimaces.
Although her TV writer's
order" Lucy's faces the way
they'd order groceries from the
super-market. Americas favor
ite housewife is the farthest thing
from an acting robot. Lucy's
faces were all her original crea-
tions.
Cosnimg Up
AL our key words do," says
Jess Oppenheimer, ''is remind
Lucy to duplicate something she
invented in the past. Then we
just sit back and wonder at the
great talent making our thoughts
come to blossom.
incidentally we've got the in
side track on next weeks I'll Love
Lucy" melee. 1t boasts one bona
fide Light Bulb look, two Spiders.
a Credentials. and a brace Of
genuine Lucy Puddles- -Uppers -
plus the usual array Of monde
script but endearing poses that
will keep America - and Desi =
loving Lucy for a long time to
come. The End