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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

out the entire day on his hill side,
from early morn until late at night
fall chopping trees until not a tree
remained on the little trees hill.
Yes, choosing all those happy
laughing trees for their great
Christmas journey and loading
them into big yellow and red vans
which rumbled down the hillside,
and on and on to the big city
where the chosen trees were to be
ready for Christmas Morn.
And once again, as in all the
many years past, not one of the
choppers came his way, nor did
any of them as much as glance
toward the rocky ledges on
which the little tree clinging so
precariously, was violently sway
ing back and forth in a frantic
endeavor to attract the attention
of the choppers, calling out in his
thin piping voice, ''Please, please,
Christmas Tree choppers, come
and get me - I want to 60 -
want to go, too"
But of no avail. Not a chopper
heard his voice, nor did they hear
his sobbing plaintive cry, "Please,
don't 60 - please, please, don't
leave me behind" as one by one
they gathered up their axes and
with the coming of darkness de-
parted with the last van load
of trees to their camp in the valley
below.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

the birds sing praises to Him who
made you pleasant for sight -
pleasant for sight?" questioned
the little tree. ''Why, North Star,
you said that before - just what
does it mean?"
"This." replied the North Star.
cages and ages ago when the
morning stars first sang together
fer joy l was created by Him as
an eternal light in the heavens.
And at the same time He created
all things on your earth for His
pleasure and from the gound made
to grow every tree that is pleasant
for sight" "
And before the little tree could
get in another word the North Star
sang out, "Well | must be going
now. l see another big snow cloud
coming my way and he wants to
take over. It's getting snow time
you know. Besides it's getting to-
wards morning.
And as he slid behind the snow
cloud he called out loudly, ere
member, Little Tree, you've been
chosen, - you are pleasant for
sight"
Chosen, chosen, pleasant for
sight" murmuered the little tree
drowsily, and he closed HE eyes
and went fast asleep.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

Il wish they could see me now IN
my Christmasy white"
And the little tree yawned and
stretched himself lazily in the
warm morning sunshine and found
himself wishing for the arrival of
the robins. =
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Mill City Gordon
Club Met With Mrs.
Harry MussenoiII

The Minneapolis Garden Club
held its last meeting of the year
on Tuesday, October at the
home of Mrs. Harry Massengill
ST45 Fifth Av. s
Topping the agenda was election
OF officers for the incoming year
with the present slate OF officers
unanimously reelected. They are
as follows: President, Mrs. An
drew Clark. Sr.; secretary. Mrs
Hardy White; program commit
tee. Mrs. f, V. Marshall, treasur-
er, Mrs. Spencer Shivers and Mrs
Harry Massengill. publicity chair
man.
Mrs. Rrutus Cassius was the
speaker for the day, Her subject
was How to bed flowers for the
winter, which proved TO be both
instructive and interesting.
A closed party for club members
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Brutus Cassius. 1925 Clinton Av.
on October 81.
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Little Lenoro Clock
Feted On Birthday

Little Lenora Clack, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs, j. II. Clack of 1882
Fourth Az, S. was feted on Sat
urday. October Q. with party in
celebration OF her sixth birthday.
The honoree and guests delight
ed in playing various games and
all were awarded prizes. Each
guest was presented with bal
loon. hat, and noise maker as fav-
ors.
A yellow and green color
scheme was carried out In decora,
tions, The dining room was dec
GRATED with yellow and green
crepe paper streamers and bal
looms and the color scheme was
also carried out in the refresh,
mcnts of ice cream and cake.
Those helping 10 make her
birthday happy one were; Pat
Cooper. LaVerne Black. Florence
and Rose Fraser, Theresa Labott
Verniee Tinslcy. Betty Jean and
William Covington and Novilla
Clack, sister OF the honoree.
Lenora received many gifts,
Mrs. William Cooper supervised
the games.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct 10 Charlotte Robinson.
zoo ROndo Az: Claude Brown II,
AL st. Anthony Av.; Earl w, Me
Gee, 6s3 Iglehart Av,; Mrs, John
Warren. 1901 Rondo Az; Mrs. II,
u. Hickman, 766 st. Anthony Av,
Oct. 1T--Mrs, Homer r.. Coins,
522 st, Anthony Az; Bernard Hill,
416 ST. Anthony Av,; Albert Dur
and, 1909 Carroll Az.
500 Fuller Av.; Rodney Crawford,
Oct. ls-C. Anderson, s02 Day
ton Az; Mrs Lewis White, 727
Thomas Az; Pella Mae Turner,
1856 Rondo Av.
Oct. 19-Pete Hin, SIT w. Cen
trial Az; Mrs. c. b. Wheeler, 522
w Central Av.; Wayne Wilson Jr.,
73s st. Anthony Av.
Oct. Ernest johnson, 1923
Rondo Az; Mrs. Clara Turner,
731 Marshall Av,; Mary Thomas,
33f Rondo Av,
Oct. 21-~Mrs. Babe Hin, SIT w
Central Av.. Carol Jean Mills, GIG
st, Anthony Av.; Mrs, Ernes,
Greene, TOP Carroll Az; Deola
High, s95 st. Anthony Az. Mrs
Melba Washington, 984 Iglehart
Av.
Oct Charlotte Benner, 672
st, Anthony Av.: Mrs Turner
Price, 706 Rondo Av.; Mr.. Robert
Price. TOO Rondo Av.; George
Hoage, 500 Charles Az; Kenneth
Mcintosh, 635 st, Anthony Av.;
Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson, $40 Iglehart
Av.; Mr.. j. l.. Holman, 6s3 st
Anthony Av.
Out-of Town Birtbdays---
Oct. 17-George l.. Holland
Washington. d. c.
Oct. 20-CheryI Molly, Buffalo
n. Y; Louneer Pemberton. Kan
sas City, Mo.
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Birthday
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Oct. I6--Mrs. Emma Truman,
2T2l Portland Az; James Bailey.
1906 Second Av. s.: Mrs. Celestia
Fraction. Ss4i Clinton Av.; Joann
Carter, 1921 Fourth Av. S.
Oct. 1T-Mrs. Bertha johnson.
1918 Washington Av N: Mrs.
Katherine shoekency, 900 Eighth
Av. n.
Oct. lS-Mrs. William Walker,
STSS Fifth Av. s.; Mrs, Margaret
Rhodes, 1924 Clinton Av.
Oct. i9--Judge William Ander-
son, 1885 Morgan Av. N: Paul
Bowles, 1926 Humboldt Av. s.;
Doris Escue, 1920 Fifth Az s.:
Mrs. Marie Kirby, 522hs Aldrieh
Av. N; Evelyn Martin, 51l AL
drich Av. N; Dorothy Jones, 514
Bryant Av. N; Marjorie Wynn,
Sl3 Humboldt Av. N.
Oct. 21--Mrs. Peter Edmonds,
1854 Abbott Av. s.: Rev, f. C,
Harris, 4016 Clinton Av.. Doris
Schofield Jones. 5l27 N James
Av.: Mrs. Mary Watson, S7S5
Fifth Av, s.: Phyllis Marie Sim.
mons, 1856 Fifth Av. s.: Sandra
Vaughn. eos Olson Blvd.
Oct. 22-Lester Watts, S07
Emerson Av. N; Albert l.. Girls
sam. sol Eleventh Av. N: Sam
Scheiner. 2541 Morgan Av, s.
Out Of Town Birthdays
Sept. 16--Audrey James, Kan
sas City. Kans,: Margaret Ian
drum. owen. Wis.
Oct. ls-Robert s Brown, Bing-
hampton. N. Y.
Oct, 2iM Mrs. Effie Lemonde,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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Fred Sehveks Entertain
For California Relatives

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
schuck, s44 Fuller Av. was the
scene OF merriment and gaiety on
Sunday evening. October 10. when
Mrs, Schuck entertained inform
ally in honor OF her nephew and
wife, MIR. and Mrs. Acie Lee Of
Oakland. Calf.
Twenty-Five guests. all friends
OF Mr.. Lee. were on hand TO well
come him back home and to meet
and greet Mrs, Lee and TO renew
old friendships The evening was
spent reminiscing, socialiEing, en-
joying tete-a-tetes and partaking
OF the light refreshments served
followed by a delicious buffet sup
per,
The serving table, laid with a
lace cloth, conferred with floral
arrangement of garden flowers in
different hues, from Mrs, schucks
garden. baby's breath and pink
tea roses made n pleasing back
ground for the platters OF hors-
d'oeuvrcs. relishes and tasty foods.
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Mufrons, Posrons OES
Met Sunday. Oct. 10

Mrs. A. w, Jordan. 961 Mar
shall Az, was hostess to the Past
and Present Matrons and Patrons
Council OF the oES on Sunday,
october 10 Members present were
the Mines, Matte Owens, Leatha
Thomas. Bculah Mitchell, Lena
LaFaucette, Ernest bearing. Lucy
Harris, Fern Helm, Mamie Fogg;
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas M. Jones;
". l., Sims and Mr., and Mrs
George Banks Jr, all OF Mime
apolis.
Also the Mines, Elizabeth Par.
kcr, Aleathia Jackson, Mnble
Harris, Kate Neil. Lydia Clemens,
Lillian Balenger; Rev ] w Jun.
nell and Mr. and Mrs John X,
Lawrence.
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Returns Home: Concluding six
weeks visit with her sisters. Mrs.
Kathryn Elliot, 400 (. seth St,
and Mrs. Louise Freeman Of 1le
Royalston Av., the Rev. Miss Effie
Cain of Memphis, Tenn, accom-
panied by Mrs. Elliot. left by
motor for her home on Friday.
October l. Mrs. Elliot reports that
she is having a wonderful time re-
newing old friendships, meeting
new friends and enjoying the hos
pitality extended her in her old
home town.
In Vets Hospital: Mr.. F. L,
Braxton, 1916 Portland Av., who
has been hospitanzed in Northern
Pacific hospital is now a patient
at the Veterans hospital. Mr..
Braxton is greatly improved and
will be permitted to spent week
ends at home,
It's A Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Pearson, 1920 Fourth Av. S, are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a baby girl, October 4, in
Fairview hospital. Susan Anne
weighed seven pounds and four
ounces at birth. Mrs Artie Camp
bell of South Bend. Ind, is the
maternal grandmother. This is
the first born for the Pearsons.
California Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Mason of Berkeley,
Calf, enroute home form East
Orange, n. j.. where they visited
Mrs. Mason's mother, Mrs. Bea-
trice Henderson, New York City
and Massachusetts where they Wis
tied relatives and friends, spent
couple of days in the city visiting
their brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Wade. Sr., of 1921
Fourth Av S, grandmother, Mrs.
Matte Drew. 4O4S Fifth Az. S.
and other relatives and friends
They were the houseguests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Wade. The Cahfornians
left by motor for their home on
Monday morning, October II.
Laissez-nous. faire Bridge Club:
When Mrs. NJ. C. Evans of $40
Fifth Av. was hostess to the
Laissez-nous-fa ire Bridge Club on
Saturday, October 9, following a
delicious lunch, members and
guests enjoyed the rest of the
afternoon at bridge, Mrs. Ollye
Gum captured first club prize
Mrs. Burie Carmichael, second and
Mrs. o. L. Alexander third. Mrs.
Charles Noble and Mrs. Palmer
Jackson were guests and were
each presented a gift by the hos
tess. Mrs. Ollye Gum, 1888 lyle
hart Av,. viii be hostess at the
next meeting on November 6.
Mother Is Guest; Mrs. Charles
Phelan of Kansas City Kans.,
spent a week in the city visiting
her son and daughter-in-law and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r
Harpole. 1916 Tenth Av. S. Mrs.
Phelan. formerly of Minneapolis,
was shown many social courtesies
during her visit. Those extending
courtesies included Mrs, Myrtle
Potter. luncheon. Mrs. Felix Clar-
dy. dinner and the evening guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bantam
Of st. Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Bailey of Minneapolis. Mrs,
Phelan returned to her home on
| Friday October s
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Petucord of S44 Fuller Av.
Guest: Rev. A. X. Howard Sr..
OF Sumter, S. C.. a member OF the
Board OF Temperance of the
Methodist church was recent
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Jerome
Del Pine OF 65i ST. Anthony Av.
On Sunday evening. October 3,
Rev, Howard presented a drama,
The Criminal" temperance
play, Rev, Howard left ON Mon
day, October 4. for Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Visits Sister; Mr.. o. c. DriExle
OF COS Rondo Av.. will leave Sat.
urday. october 10, for Kansas
city, Mo-, to visit his sister and
brother. From there he viii go to
Oklahoma City. okla. to visit an
other sister and other relatives In
Altus, okla. He plans to be gone
| for one week.
Out Of Hospitals: Mr.. l. NJ. Dor
sey, e67 Iglehart Av,, has returned
home from st, Joseph hospital.
His condition is reported much Inn
proved
Back To Work; Mr.. A. w. Jor-
dan, 96i Marshall Az who has
been confined to his home for the
past week due TO illness Is able TO
be out again and back at work.
Attending University: Miss
Marilyn Thomasson OF Kansas
city. Mo-, IL the guest OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Thomasson OF 100 Iglehart
Av Miss Thomasson will matri-
culate at the Minnesota Univer.
sity this fall and plans TO study
oecupational therapy,
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Dinner Guest: Mrs. Charles
Phelan Of Kansas City, Kans.. was
the dinner guest on Thursday eve
ming, October 7, Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Edwards Of 22Os Elliot Az.
s. Mrs, Phelan. a former resident.
was greatly inspired at the pro-
press Of 81. Peters AME church.
% which she was a former mem
Der and president OF 81 Peters
Missionary Society when she lived
In the city.
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Tuesday evening, October 5, the
Clarks entertained informally in
honor of their houseguest and
Captain Theresa James, who is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Maxwell. The evening was
enjoyed playing various games
followed by a delicious lunch.
Visiting In California: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Stevens, 1924 Fourth
Av. s.. left the city Monday, Octo-
Der 4, for Los Angeles, Calf, for
a months vacation. They will visit
their son Jesse Jr, and will also be
the guests of Mrs. NJ. Merry.
Back Home: Mrs. Laura Wright
3941 Third Av. s., returned home
Tuesday, October 5, from River
side, Calf, where she had been
visiting for the past several
weeks. Mrs Wright and Mrs. Vera
Schofield left by plane on August
Is to attend funeral services Of
Mrs. Wright's sister. Mrs. Marie
Brown. who died August 10. She
was the guest of her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robin
son.
Buffet Supper: The beautiful
rumpus room of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Massengill. of 3745 Fifth
Av. S., was the scene of a delight
full affair when they entertained
Wednesday, October 6 at a buffet
supper honoring Mrs. Melanae
Floyd of st. Augustine, Fla, guest
of her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of
269 Dupont Av. N. Following
delicious food. guests enjoyed
the remainder of the evening play
ing games and socializing. Other
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith, Mrs. Velma
Ramsey and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pullum.
Booker T. Washington Study
Club: When the Booker T. Wash
ington Study club resumed their
regular monthly meetings on
Thursday, October 7, at the home
of Mrs. Hattie Hauser, 1857 AL
bany ST., with twelve members
present, newly elected officers who
were Unstable d. Mrs. f m m a
Grimes presided A program for
the new year was outlined. At the
conclusion Of business transactions
members enjoyed delicious lunch
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be on Tuesday, No
vember at the home of Mrs. F.
l.. Braxton, 1916 Portland Av.
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New Addition: Linda Joyce in
the name chosen by Mr.. and Mrs
Blaine Frazier for their baby
daughter born October 10 at Mt,
Sinai hospital. weighing seven
pounds. two ounces. Awaiting at
home, 22O9 Elliot Az are Shelia 4,
and Cynthia, IS months, who will
welcome their new little sister and
playmate. Mr., and Mrs, Joseph T.
Harpole, Minneapolis. are the
maternal grandparents,
Daughter II Guest; Marie Haw-
kins Of Sumter, S. c.. who has
been the houseRuest OF her father
and wife. Mr., and Mrs. Clifford
Hawkins OF 1852 Fifth Az s.. LEFT
for her home on Friday, October
8. Her father accompanied her as
far az Chicago on her return trip,
Back Home: Mrs. Nathaniel
Watson, 3755 Fifth Az. s.. after
spending a delightful four weeks
vacation in California and Wash
ington, returned home on Septem-
Der 20 In San Francisco she en-.
joyed many sightseeing trips in.
Guiding Chinatown, Fiaherman's
Wharf and the Golden Gate
Bridge. She also visited In Berlte-
ley, Sacramento, Oakland and Los
Angeles and was thrilled al the
beauty Of the city and the many
places Of interest visited She
also visited in Seattle. Tacoma and
Bremerton. Wash, and returned
home loud in praise Of the grac,
iOusness Of her hosts and font
memories Of wonderful vacation
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Chuckle every week with Next
Door" Ted Sbearer's cartoon
found on the editorial page.
Need some used furnIture9 Just
place u classified nd with this
paper for quick results.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

o The quality Of the product
even a newspaper Is nm important
part In Its acceptance by the pub
he. Alert advertisers quickly note
the quality OF this papers news
and picture eoverage.
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Out-of Town Birthdays--
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Oct. 17-Mr. and Mrs. William
Young, 473 Emerson Az. N. eight
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell c.
Helm, 1883 Clinton Az; two
years.
oct. 20--Ar. and Mrs. Randolph
Burnett, 1929 Fourth Az s., IA
years.
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ST. PAUL

oct. 16-Mr. and Mrs. willard
Burks, 491 ST. Anthony Av.. -
years.
Oct. IS Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Anderson, SOP Dayton Ave, II
years; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Da-
Wis. 95f Carroll Av, II years; Mr..
and Mrs. Inman johnson, 7G3 81.
Anthony Av., two years.
Oct 19-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Taylor, 776 Rondo Av.. IL years:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Compton. 1872
W Central Av.. q years: Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Jones, 9e2 w. Central
Az five years.
oct. 2i-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Smith. 29s st. Anthony Av.. eight
years.
oct. ~ Mr. and Mrs. LaPer-
celle Green, 9s4 IgIehart Az; 10
years; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chandler s26 st. Anthony Az. q
years
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DINORCE GRANTED

A divorce has been granted In
Hennepin County District Court to
Mrs Marion Andrews, 900 Bry-
ant Av. N, from Julius Andrews
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Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS Z

III: Mrs Sale Love- l409 Third ST. S. who has been con.
fined her home for the past five due TO illness is
improved and is recuperating at home.
Hosts: Mr. William Tripett of Kansas City, Kans is
ng in the city and the of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Clark
Sr Clinton Av Mr. Clark the uncle of Mr. Tripe On
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THREE PHONE NUMBERS
FOR SIT. PAUL
RFCoVDER PATRON

For Recorder service call Capt
tai s-09ea; bridgeport s5ss or
bridgeport 70Ti.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Family Visitors; Mr. and Mrs of Oakland Calif
arrived in the city Tuesday morning October for visit with
relatives and friends They houseguests Of their
and uncle Mr. and Mrs James Williams S26 Rondo Av and
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs Fred Schuck Fuller Av
Mr. Lee native St Pauite is of Henry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21
Mary May Join Jack Again;
Reviews Were Painless
BY HoI Humphrey

in a little vignette which
proves criticism is only relative.
The producer had called a
conference and was going
through their script to show
them all the things wrong with
it. While he was thus engaged.
the telephone rang. After a
brief conversation with some
one on the other end. the pro-
Queer hung up. turned to his
writer's and said. Forget what
I just told you about this
script. It's perfect. The show
has been sold"
Yep, it really happened.
Sheree Scores En-
Sheree North, the gal who
caused all of the talk when she
did that dance routine on Bing
Crosby'S TV show, makes her
next appearance on Ethel Mer-
mans Comedy Hour" show
February %.
But the booking was touch
and-go for awhile. The min
ute the sponsors heard Sheree
was going to be on the show.
they quickly called the pro-
ducer and expressed fear and
trepidation.
After he assured them that
Sheree's bit would be the
height Of dignity and good
taste, their palpitations sub
sided. Evidently it's going to
take awhile for the gal to live
down her dangerous past.
Don't Blame Ne
An unheard of situation de-
veloped last week as Abbott
and Costello and Sonia Henie
refused to take top billing on
tonight's NBC Comedy Hour"
show.
The comedy team decided its
part in the Commute revue
was not juicy enough. so did
not want it to be identified as
an Abbott and Costello show.
Miss Henie felt the same way
about her skating role.
AS a result. viewers will see
the oldest billing ever devised.
1t will go something like this:
"NBC presents its special guest
star, Sonia Henie, and a guest
appearance of Abbott and Cos
tello."
copyright 1854, Mirror Enterprise
Syndicate.)
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HOLLYWOOD

dOlLY WOOO.
Jack Benny heaved the
biggest sigh Of relief in his
80 years after the reviews came
out on his latest TV show.
Reason for his large sweat
was Mary Livingston'S appear
ance. IF Mary had gotten just
one bum review, I never would
have been abe to get her on
TV again." says Jack.
She has no ambition to be
an actress, and it takes a lot
of doing for Jack to persuade
his frau to take part in his TV
shows. This was only the Sec
ond time she has consented in
nearly four years.
Mary used to sing" Jack
reports, but she got one fan
letter which criticized her
voice, and 1 couldn't get her
to sing again.
Imagine that! I've had
nine million letters saying I
stink. but I'm not going to let
this drive me out of show
buSiness!"
Makes a Difference
A couple of Hollywood TV
writer's were recently involved
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Toduy's Radio HiqhIiqhts

1885, WTOP - Invitation to
Learning: Nautilus "An Essay
on the Principle Of Popula-
ton" is discussed.
1918, WASH, WDON-"Build-
ers of America: Claude Rains
narrates the poem by Edward
Shenton on the lives Of George
Washington and Abraham
Lincoln. The Columbia Cham
Der Orchestra and Chorus
provide the music.
100. WRC-Youth Wants to
Know: Senator Charles E.
Potter is quizzed.
400, WASH, WDON-George-
town University Forum: The
topic for discussion is "The
Presidents Recommendations
on the Taft Hartley Act"
$3.50, WRC-American Forum
of the Air: Senator Paul
Douglas and Representative
Clarence j. Brown debate
"Are We Heading Toward
DepresSion?"
1880, WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic: Dimitri Mitropou-
los conducts Cimarosa's Over
ture to La Bella Greca" and
Beethoven's Excerpts from
"Prometheus." Spanish Plan
list Soriano Is soloist in Schu-
mann's Piano Concerto in
A minor, Opus 81"
2:45, WGMS - National SYM
phony Tiny Tots Concert:
Howard Mitchell conducts a
concert for pre-school-age
children.
$3.50, WRC-Heritage Over the
Land: Today's subject is "The
River"
400, WTOP-Twentieth Gen.
tury Concert Hall: Leopold
Stokowski directs the CHS
Radio Orchestra in Charles
Ives "Washington's Birth
day"
$500, WTOP-stage Struck:
Comedian Phil Silvers and
Actor Claude Rains are
guests.
500, WCFM Organ Recital:
Ronald X. Arnatt is guest
organist.
500, WRC-College Quiz Bowl:
Smith Colleges student team