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Star stan Photo.

the direction of Mrs. Eleanor
Hempstone Bowman.
X \ X n
Emergency Hospital personnel
will distribute shopping bags full
of food on December % to needy
families the hospital has been
treating in its clinic.
Funds for the holiday food are
provided by the hospitals wom-
ems board Of directors.
Children of st. Vincent's
Home and members of the Auxil-
iary and Aerie No. 125, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will be guests at
Christmas party in the Eagles
Home, $3.50 Fourteenth street
NV, at 2 pm. Sunday.
X + X x
The Washington Roundtable
will present a $400 check to
Children's Hospital at it's annual
Christmas party at 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
privote Radio stotion Opens in South Koreo

A $l50,000 facility, station
HLKY. with 5.O0O-watt power,
was founded with the help of the
Northern and Southern Presby-
terian Missions of the United
States, the Methodist Mission Of
the United States, United
Churches of Canada and the
United States 9th Army.
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4 GIRLS

Large studio apartment, suitable 2 to
4 girls; new bldg; private. Call
AID. 1885 before 6 pm. for
appointment pa
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EXTRA LARGE and 2 bedrm. apts.:
direct tranSp 10 D. c., close to
schools and shopping center. 53rd
pl and Defense hwy. Bladensburg.
Nd, ,,
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BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
Large 1-bedrm. apt. $69.50 per mo-;
incl. all utils. 12x19-ft. liv: rm.:
11x17-ft. bedrm.. full din. kit. and
bath: incinerator. laundry rrn..
etc a. immed. and future occupancy.
Sec MRS. LEONE 1921 4th st.
Sc. Apt. No. 3. 10. 2-4270 or
UN 4-54SS.
2 BEDRMS.-DOWNTOWN
1917 Rhode Island ave. Apt. l4.
iNGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-s300.
IA
! N.W.-LoW RENTAL. $3.50
11O1 Euclid ST.. Apt. 407-Two rms,
kitchen, bath. Will redecorate
REALTY. RIA. .3-S300
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-MD.

TAKOMA PK.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
dinette, semipvt. bath; child well
come; S6s.50; utils. ~. 9-4299.
TAKoMA PARK, Flower ave.-2-bed-
rm. apt: newly decorated; mr.. trans
portation. Call JU: $4,000. -27
COLLEGE PARK, MD rms. kit.
ssd bath e adults l;;oS Se2 5o 9 STs
EFFICIENCY APT.-Conv. to Walter
Reed Hospital and Md. Univ. sos.
Call resident mgr JU. 5-S512.
rAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. dinette.
kit. bath and bedrm.: brick apt:
on busline. mr.; stores; adults only;
500. WA. 10000: ewes. JU. 9-4763.
COLLEGE PARK. 1905 Yale ave-
stoT Fm'; ss st e. w tqEn 7s III bus & and
RIVERDALE, MD.--3-room furnished
apartment, one fare to university:
close to public and Greyhound trans
portation downtown. Call UN.
Transient or permanent-3 rms.
kit; dinette; bath, utils.; pvt. sntr.
SILVER fHV sPRiNGILarge bed-sittinE
nm, kit; bath; PVT, entr.; SO.
46 6Y5n LoNGFELIow ST.. Hyatts-
vile. Md rooms and bath. pvt.
entr.: outils. incl: no children. WA.
IAKoMA-Bedroom. living I'm. kit,
bus and shopping. JU. $3.50
HYxTTsviLLE-Two bedrms.. liy.
nm, kitchenette and private bath.
entire End A.. all COW. WA. 7-2S43.
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SPRING-2ybedrm apt. in
prac. new BLDG. close to Flower
ave. and Piney Br. shopping: stor-
age and ldry. facilities; 500. u.ils.
incl. Avail; at once. $500 Plymouth
ATTRAC. 3 RMS. pvt. bath. roorny
utlis. furn: ;t adults diJ u. OFT a @ e
TAKOMA PARK-Liv: rm.. dlnette,
kit., bath. bedrm., brick apt. on
busline mr.. stores; adults. only. So.
WA. 7-6030; ewes. JU. 9-4763 "a
COLLEGE PARK-Large liv. rm. with
frfPl' din 1,t rm; oe stnr. kit and and
ewes. JU. 9-4763. "a
APTs.-1 and Q
bedrm. apis: all utils.; cony. transp3
5 5sE PsTtS s1t.
SPRING - S-bedrm. apis:
I mr.; Blair H. 8. and new . grade
tare s' S SRo free master te ~ OUT
lett lett Bird a. $50; LIST f.. ss4. incl
NEW I -BEDRM. APT. in brick bldg:
own Washin meat m sSPhdTS ms' r nss
utils paid. SSO-SS2. 80 mo. 1903
Huston r. aye Tax e. Pr PIX. ~; $3.50
2.BEDRM. APT. in brick bldg; avail.
ONE -BEDRM. APT. in e-unit BLDG.
utils. furn.. sep. heat controls; mr..
coop: parking center at N. H. and
East.West hwy; $50 mo. oil
C SIId; PIX. 1925 Knox ID
bedrm., liy.. rm.. dinette, kit. walk.
distance Md. y. Conv. transp:, shop.
e se1pteT; s. SS4 r. al ins all utl'' uN
CORAL HILLS GARDEN APIS, at
d. c. line bedrms., 500; 8 bed
rms, 500; utils.- incl. Mr.. school.
"a blk. bus and shops. 10. s-70sS.
H Vat wi MD. p 81; everything:
$40: good cond. ia: 9.701O. "a
TAKoMA PARK. 1900 Flower ave-
utiis. incl; $3.50 mo. AID. 4-S54e:
100 BLOCK Of East-west hwy.
, Just west Of 18th st.-Two- bedrm.,
individual dwelling unit. duplex with
pvt. front and rear entrs.; COW. to
D. c. busline and shopping; will
gedec;; $50 per mo-. plus utils. MA.
BRIGHT. sPAC. 2-bedrm. apt. Ice.
NV. rm.; ige. fully equipped kit.
tiled bath. o closets, In mod. sttrac.
bldg; .off-street parking. locker
space; fenced play yard; COW: to
shopping and transp. All utilities
furn. 500 mo. Available Feb. l.
6124 4lst ave- EVANSVILLE, AP.
1-056S. or WA. 7-3713.
THREE BEDRMS;; !iy. rm.. kit. din.
dren accepted. WA. 7-4136 after 8
pm. weekdays; all day. Sat.-Sun.
DE LUXE 1-BEDRM. APT, mr.. Mont
gomery Blair High School. Silver
Spring. Venetian blinds, picture
windows. kit: ventilator fan comp.
S N0 n. and ANTI lau Ins t fHs.
Can Manager 'j between i and s pm.
BRIDE AND GROOM or 2 adults
only, q coy unfurn. apt, pvt. entr.,
LIST a., ! bedrm.. kit, bath and liv.
rm.; newly dec: heat and cleo. furn.
$50 mo. Avail. now. Near shop
ping center, busline to door. S513
Flower ave, Takoma Park. JU; g.
LAUREL. MD.-Garden-type develop
ment; 1-bedrm. apt. S64 .50 plus
gas. Laurel 10o5-R or RIA. 3-4ss9.
rAKoMA PIX. $40 Plymouth st.,
overlooking Sligo Pk.-New. apt.
bldg; . bedrms.. liv. rrn.. mod. kit,
tiled bath with shower, picture wiz.
dows close to shopping transp. and
schools. AID 2-0142, EN-. 2-S8ss.
EXTRA LARGE and Q bedrm. apts
direct transp 10 D. c., close to
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Completely Decorated
UNFINISHED, S72
FTJRNTSHEn So5

UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms, 4 to 5 closets; new
S-cu.-ft. Westinghouse refrigerator
with freezing compartment now
being installed; spacious lawns
adjacent to large playground with
day school: bus at door; / zone
Phone 10. 3-401O.
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APIS. FURNISHED-VA.

APT; garage; new
~ decorated; pleasant surroundings;
North Arlington; especially suitable,
quiet, friendly couple; convenient
transp.. stores, etc. KE. S-546S.
ARL.. mr.. Mem. bridge; newly furn.
s se aAs sss s1'5' to sl4o 'n 5E sEa7s
bedroom. tile bath with shower,
kitchen. For l or 2 men only. Some
maid service; most convenient to
So e6en HRs2HNcf HI 4IsC rms and bath.
pvt. entr.. empl. married cple. only;
immed. possession. $3.50 mo. Phi.
$s5-one,bedroom apt. in nearby
project, nicely furn., available for
three mos; to responsible couple
ATTRACTIVE FIR SHI'hs GR sS1Si1i AIR
bath. mr.. Fl. Myer north gate, cow.
D. c. and Pent.. utils. except tele-
phone: 500. ia. s-546s or IA.
TSWS0ScBE;DRM, FURN. APT. Very
and trs az a'i "a. 1857 se99u'e' esSI'S
CONv. PENTAGON. BELVoIR-First
and 2nd MS, 3-rm. pvt. apts.;
S94. so S99.5O. JE. 2-4111. -23
IN ALEX.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. Kit.
and bath: SIS to SS9. so per mo-;
service personnel preferred. TIE.
6-6670 between 1916 pm.
ARLINGTON-Newl decorated SPIT;
liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath. 500
per mo. incl. all utilities. Call IA. s.
a197 or IA. 2-s373. -25
ARLINGTON tClose- in)-Two bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. rm., End n. apt,
freshly decorated, heat and gas
furnished. S1I0 mo. Garage space
available. Adequate storage in base
ment. Adults preferred Short walk
Lee hwy. shopping. blk. Pentagon
bus lcan be rented unfurnished,.
Call KE. S-546S, all day Sunday or
IslS n. TAYLOR ST. Arl.-Fur-
nished Isn't; apt, reas; for l or 2
ladies'. ia 4-166S ga
BSMT. APT, . rms. pvt. entrance;
all utils. furn. JA 7-194T "a
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TAKOMA PIX. $40 Plymouth ST.,
overlooking Sligo Pk.-New. apt.
bldg; . bedrms, liv. rm.. mod. kit,
tiled bath with shower, picture wiz
dows close to shopping transp. and
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
A1Ol HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line. 1 bu:
fare: cow. to shopping center anc
theater: excel. bus transp.
Nicely furnished apt, recep. hall, liv
rnn., dinette. bedrm.. kit. and bath
SOB incl. utils.
Recep. hall, liv. rm:. dinette. bed
rms. kit. and bath, $124.20 incl
utils.: avail. February l.
Plenty Of parking. lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. T-62OO. 20
KIRKWOOD APIS.
Just over D. c. line. Brand-new
furniture; sturdy brick building
large 1-bedroom unit. only $500 mo-,
including utilities.
w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 1889
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PLEASANT HILLS
Between Hawaii Ave. and
Hardwood Rd. NE.


An in-town DEVELOPMENT that offers
the "away-from-town atmosphere,
bordered with trees and having
lovely well-kept grounds. yet within
q 1-busfare location.
All buildings are modern In design;
each apt. with large picture win
dows and storage and laundry
facilities provided.
Now available: One bedrm. apt. with
modern equipped kitchen. liv. rm,
and bath In 2-family and also
S-family buildings.
SIS. tSome Incl. Utils.)
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
1910 End st. me-, Apt. 3. Cor. Of
2nd st. and Hawaii ave. me-. from
10 am. TO 8 pm, or call ia.
9-6757 or RIA. 6-2569. tM-2 bus
runs through the development)
J. B. TIFFEY & SON ssh.
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rooms. kit. share bath. utils. incl
Call after $50 pm. Ii. 7-2137.
Evening star., 1954-01-24

show up. Christine will be sitting
there with her new hairdo."
"And she'll grab poor, bewil-
dered Allen?"
''Of course not, Daddy. You
don't grab. You just - well, there
are ways"
Nov, let's see." said, choos-
ing my words carefully. that
leaves you with a ukulele, Christine
with a boy friend and Carol Jean
with a portable radio. Now why
does Carol Jean need the radio?"
Carol Jean needs it for a family
reunion swarming with cousins" "
Cousins? What good are
Evening star., 1954-01-24


certainly don't want him. It's just
too much for one ukulele."
InteTxuption
HE phone rang and she started
from the room. That's probably
Carol Jean," she said, and then
added hopefully, Maybe Ralph
ran into tree with his hot rod"
There was a moments silence
and Melinda spoke up. IF was
boy they wouldn't get away with
that stuff on me-"
"Me either" said her father.
And then added dimly. AT least,
don't think 50"
Evening star., 1954-01-24

cousins1" / was bewildered.
Some of them are practically
thirty-second cousins. The cute
ones. With portable radio you
can get them to dance"
Its clever" said admiringly.
"Deucedly clever. And how are
things working out?"
Molly frowned slightly. Per
feet. except for Ralph"
''Ralph?" l said curiO,Isly.
"A new personality. Where
does he enter the picture?"
Hes been going with Christine.
He walks on porch ratings and
balances lemons on his nose. Chris
tine used to think he was cute
before she saw Allen"
A light began to dawn. Il see.
And now with Allen in the picture.
Ralph has got to CO."
well. of course, Daddy. She
can't have Ralph hanging around.
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room. That's great, Melinda"
she said. Keep that up and you
never will have any boy friends"
IF I do." said Melinda, Il
won't treat them like you do. You
traded a boy named Ralph to
Carol Jean for her corduroy skirt"
1T wasn't Ralph. it was Allen."
said Molly. And it was her uku-
lele, not her corduroy skirt"
Wait a minute" l said. my
kind, fatherly voice faltering.
What do you mean you traded a
boy for a ukulele? What did the
boy have to say about this?"
Aliens Dina
HE NEVER knew" said Molly.
Boys are dense about stuff like
that"
Just how was the transaction
handled?" l questioned softly.
Carol Jean happened to need
Evening star., 1954-01-24

Besides, if he ever gets a
look at her new hairdo,
he'll never leave.
ITS an interesting
problem" l said thought
fully. Just what are you
going to do about Ralph?"
Frankly I don't know"
said Molly. Carol Jean
can't take him because she
expects to haveher cousins
f10hfivnu o%,ov har Aud I
Evening star., 1954-01-24

Allen so she could trade
him to Christine for her
portable radio. Christine
thinks Aliens cute. He's
dim, actually"
And how will Carol
Jean deliver dim Allen? In
a strait Jacket"
Its simple. The next
time Allen calls she will
tell him to meet her at
Christ ines Then she won't
Evening star., 1954-01-24

Romantic problems
don't bother her she
can always trade in a
boy friend for a ukulele
6kTHE thing can't under
IL stand" said Melinda. the
: 1O-year-old, lis this dating stuff
Molly does with boys. Just because
she's a junior in high school,"
Which phase of it puzzles you
most?" ! asked in my parental
guidance voice.
you have to get dressed up
worse than when you go to church.
Then all you do is 60 sit in movie
with a boy. It's dumb"
According to CUSTOM" l said,
"the boy is supposed to pay for
everything. Think of all the money
you save"
They probably buy popcorn"
said Melinda. Il hate popcorn. I'd
rather spend my own money and
buy a dill pickle"
1T seems to me-" / said, that
I've seen you galloping off to a
Saturday matinee with David, the
boy next door"
;. w Get u Nickel"
ONLY because he pays me a
nickel to hold his little sister Judy's
other hand. When we're in the show
Ihavet take her to the bathroom"
'One of these days" l said,
Judy will be able to handle the
situation herself. Will you still 60
with David?"
eff he wears his blue jeans ]
will. If he wears his bow tie and
hat with the feather | won't"
What if he asks you in Clark's
drugstore for a soda? Would you
turn him DOWN."
mo, but I'd make him stand
over by the comic books until /
finished my soda"
Molly suddenly entered the
Evening star., 1954-01-24

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breathtaking battle with time! Burning up the icy
surface at 994 m.ph That's ski-racing fast you
need stopwatch to time its speed! Yes-and when
you drop Bayer Aspirin tablet into glass of water,
you'll see that it starts disintegrating almost in
stantly-so fast you need stopwatch to time its
speed. The same thing happens in your stomach.
That's one reason why Bayer Aspirin relieves ordi-
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Effective! Highest medical authorities know that
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most efficient Of all pain-relieving drugs.
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DEPENDABLE! No other pain reliever can match
Bayer Aspirin's record Of safety-of safe use by
millions Of people
Evening star., 1954-01-24

TWI-2A-N
Evening star., 1954-01-24
MOLLY'S DATING SYSTEM
by Dick Ashbaugh

Romantic problems
don't bother her she
can always trade in a
boy friend for a uklllele
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Toddy's Tv
HiqhIiqhts

100, WNBW a. Y GU h
Wants To know: Senator
Henry C, Dworshak.
1900, WMAL (7)-Answers for
Americans: Norman Thomas
discusses the Socialist Party.
1880, WNBW (4)-Frontiers Of
Faith: Relation Of the church
to labor and management.
1:5O, WTTG t5)-Baseball:
Washington at Baltimore
$3.50, WNTAL l7)-Elmer Davis
Show: William Hines, Sunday
editor Of The Star, substi-
tutes.
400. WTOP t9)-Man of the
Week: Senator Clinton An
derson.
400, WNBW (4)-American
Forum: Representatives John
Mccormack, Clarence Brown
and Columnist Drew Pearson.
500, WTOP (9)-Adventure:
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is
guest for 1.-THE Story of Mar
CO Polo"
500, WNBW (4)-Hall of
Fame: Sarah Churchill in q
drama about Marco Polo.
500. WMAL (D-Super Cir
Gus: Girl aerialist Mickey
King performs.
900, WNBW (4)-Meet the
Press: Ray H. Jenkins. spe-
cial counsel to the Senate
Permanent Subcommittee on
Investigations.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Meet Your
Congress: Senators William
Knowland, Mike Mansfield
and John Cooper and Repre-
sentative ia mes Richards
discuss Indo-C China.
$3.50, WTOP (9D-You Are
There: The fate of Anne
Boleyn. second wife Of King
Henry VIII.
1900, WMAL (O-You Asked
For It: A cobra Is MIXED of
venom.
1900, WTTG (5)-Author Meets
the Critics: Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt's Ladies of Cour-
age.
1900, WNBW (4)-Theater:
Man on the Bluff" a wes-
tern.
1880, WTOP (9)-Your Play
time: A young mans f1ance
disappears in wait for Me
Downstairs"
500, WNBW (N-Com e d y
Hour: Kaye Ballard stars in
the revue Continental Holt
day."
500, WTOP (9)-ToaSt of the
Town: Sixth anniversary
show with Rise Stevens, JAG
kie Gleason and Hal Leroy.
900, WNBW (4-Television
Playhouse: Eva Marie Saint
in the comedy Write Me Out
Forever" by David Shaw.
900, WTOP C9)-Electric
Theater: Miriam Hopkins
and James Dunn in a story
of faith and marriage.
1900, WTOP (9)-The Web: A
circus clown shows his love
for q child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
TV HighIights
for the Week

Monday - Voice Of FireStone
(WNAL. $500. Brian Sullivan
Is guest: Robert Montgomery
Presents (wNBW. $500 the
second half of Charles Dickens
"0reat Expectations: Boxing
(WN1AL. $500, Frankie Ryff VS..
Brian Kelly. 10-round light
weight bout; Studio One Summer
Theater (wTOP, 100. ''Fandango
at War Bonnet" o western by
Carey Wilbur.
Tuesday-Cavalcade Of Amer
lea CWMAL, 1880. Courage In
Connecticut" story Of the
Charter Oak: Love Story
(WTTG, $500. Mildred Nat
wick and Frank McHugh in
1.-THE Orchard; FireSide Thea
ter (WNBW, 81. q town unites
to protect q citizen in Valley
of Shadows; Baseball (WTTG,
9:15), Washington at Chicago;
u. S. Steel Hour (WMAL, $500,
Ralph Bellamy and Meg Mundy
In Fearful Decision"
Wednesday - Prince Georges
County Democrats (WMAL, o.,
candidates for the June %
primary; Television Theater
(WNBW. 81, Peggy Conklin and
James Gregory in "The Long
Road Home" story of an ex-
convict; Boxing (WTOP, 100,
Paul Andrews VS.. Danny Nardico
in a 10-round light-heavyweight
fight at Chicago.
Thursday-A Summer Holt
day (WTOP, 7:45, a new
musical series with songsters,
Betty Ann Grove and Merv
Griffin: Four Star Playhouse
(WTOP, $500, David Niven in
Finale" a story of theater life;
Johns Hopkins Science Review
(WTTG. o., plastic surgery;
Dragnet (WNBW. 81, teenage
thieves are apprehended: Tele-
vision Theater (WMAL, $500,
Pat Breslin and Joe MarosS in
"See You On Sunday" a do
nestle comedy: Ford Theater
(WNBW. $500. Corinne Calvert
In Indirect Approach: March
of Medicine (WNBW. 100. scenes
Of a controlled cross-transfusion.
Friday - Playhouse (WMAL,
$500, Cesar Romero in when
the Police Arrive; Baseball
(WTTG, 81, Washington at De-
troit; Big Story (WNBW, 81,
story from the Salem, Ore,
Statesman newspaper; Playhouse
of Stars (WTOP, o., Victor Jory
in 1.-THE Man Who Escaped from
Devils Island; Boxing (WNBW,
100, Lulu Perez and Percy
Basestt in a 10-round feather
weight bout at Madison Square
Garden.
Saturday - Baseball (WTTG,
2:50O, Washington at Detroit;
Racing CWTOP, A., the Edge
mere Handicap from the Aque-
duct Track: Saturday Night Re-
vue (WNBW, 81. with Eddie
Albert: Boxing (WmAL, 81, Wei
terweight Carmen Basilio and
Middleweight Al Andrews in a
10-round bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Wednesday,. June d, 1854

SsssiOn--Art Lamb, Pat Priest, Charley
KeatOa; Z, IatsrIuds-"MlggieS'; 7;3o,
Bazaar, RazsI Markeli ), Paul Dixon
ShoW.
WMAL-s:aU. cartsOn capers, .. gTeakiast
~ Club, 10, Movie cIub-"csptaia FuU"i
Il, Cartoon Concert; 12:ss, News,
RendeiI; 4, Just For Fun; 1850, Jerry
and Jmma; Z, HslIyWoOd Matinee
"PraiFis Chickens"
WT0P-s:5s, Meditation; !, The Morning Show
teI waiter crsnkits; i:ss, Donna DSug.
Ias; O. Billy Jshnsen Show s:As, MARX
Evsns, 10, Arthur eoairsH 1i:3o.
Strife u ReA. n, valiant Lady; i1:1s,
Love Of Life; 1880. Search for TOmOr.
rev; I7:4s, esiaiAg Light I, sfightsF
Day; I:1s, Psrtia Faces Life; I:30. Garry
Ms0Fs; Z, Double or Nothing; 1:3o,
Art LinkIetter's House Party; :. The
Gig Pay0ff; $50. AIIsn Jsftrsys.
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Thursday, June %, 1854

WNBW-s:ls, To-day On the Farm; $50, LOsk 10
(4y fhis Day; 7, To-day; 1:2s, Nelly wright
T:3O, Today; 1:ss, News; ., To-day; o:1s,
News; $50. Today, s:ss. News ..
Kitchen Cupboard; $50, Figure For
muIa; S:ls, Joe Campbell; 10, Ding
D0ag sehsSl; 1O,3O, oae Mans Family;
10:4s, Three STEPS to Heaven; II,
Nome; Il, Bride and erOOm; 12:1s,
Hawkins Fails; 12:3o, Betty white
shSw; I, PlayhOuse-"l wouldn't Be Ia
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1850, IhtsTlude-"PoIIy"; Il, Film
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HoppiU SklppiN; !, Lamb SessiOn-Art
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Sunday June 20. 1854

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Tuesday, June ID, 1854

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