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Cecil Pooles' And
Roy Wilkin' Are
Crump Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Poole and
daughters, Gale and Patricia, Of
San Francisco. Calf, arrived in
the city Monday, July Q, and are
the house guests Of Mrs. Poole's
parents. DR.. and Mrs. J. w.
Crump, $50 Fuller Az. Mr.. Poole
is an attorney and is assistant
district attorney for the city Of
San Francisco.
The Pooles are enroute home az
ter visiting Mr.. Pooles parents in
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.. Poole will
leave for home the latter part Of
the week, but Mrs Poole and
daughters win spend some time
with their parents and grandpar-
ents.
Also arriving Monday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs Roy wilkins
Of Jew York City, who spent a
few days in the city and were
guests OF Or. and Mrs Crump. Mr.
wilkins Is executive secretary Of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People
and Is enroute home after attend
ing the 47th annual convention Of
the NAACP in San Francisco.
In honor Of their guests, DR.,
and Mrs Crump entertained with
a cocktail party on Wednesday,
July II.
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loofers Inc. Held
Annual Picnic And
Golf Tournament

Some IS members, guests and
children enjoyed an outing OF run.
frohc and food on Wednesday,
July 4th when Loafers, Inc. held
its annual Picnic and Golf Tounra-
ment at Phalen Park.
Ernest johnson captured first
prize In the golf tournament, a
trophy, which is donated annually
by Ted Bies, with Moses Wallace
capturing second prize and Nor
man Davis, third prize.
In the games contest for men.
Junius Bulbs" Powell and Edgar
Pillow came IN first place In the
three legged race and Herman and
Lloyd Scheme won the wheelbor-
row race.
Mrs. Anna MCGEE won first
prize In the shoe kicking contest
for women and Mrs. veda Schine
was the lucky winner IN stRbbing
the melon game, In the open
guessing game for both male and
female. Mrs. Iris Gambol was win
ner and was awarded an outdoor
grin.
Numerous prizes were awarded
TO the children for games they
participated In and at the con-
elusion every child who had not
won a prize was awarded a gift.
A traditional picnic menu and
refreshing beverage added plea
sure TO the party
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Debs & Dates
BY "JONNT"

Hi there debs and dates! Wen
another week has passed in this
Leap Year and how many OF you
debs have taken advantage OF
this opportunity that comes once
every four years, Get busy, you
only have five months left.
The Fourth Of July passed
rather quietly, just about every
one made It out to Powderhorn
Park TO see the fireworks, a bea-
utiful sight they were too.
Friday night Loretta Grant
gave a party.
The fabulous Ollie Thomas, Cliff
ton Johns and Leroy jackson Just
returned home from the Air Force
and they gave party Saturday
night.
Happy birthday, Madison Nor
wood, may you have many, many
more come your way.
Bobbie Hayes gave a party Sat
urday night.
George Jones and Marilyn Bur
gan are getting married tomor-
row Congratulations kids.
Gayle Schofield made II back
from Detroit in good shape In
August she and Barbara Allen are
hittin II on back there as soon as
possible.
Say. I hear that Fats Domino
will be in town Tuesday. Is this a
rumor or is II for real?
Happy Birthday to you Mile
Reasby, may you have many more.
and don't eat too much cake.
Well all you 1--WE folks be cool,
and don't do what I wouldn't do,
and I'll pick up on you all at a
later time! Signing off.
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William L. Smith
Surprised BY Friends
On His Birthday

I While Mr. william L. Smith,
1887 Stevens Av.. was out driving
with a friend on July 9Th. a group
Of friends assembled at his home
for a surprise birthday party CIV
en- in his honor Responsible for
the remembrance Of his birthday
both with food and gifts was his
wife. Mrs. Smith.
II was a complete surprise 10
Mr.. Smith on returning home with
Mr. Jesse Shelton, when Mrs
Smith invited Mr.. Shelton 10 look
at her flowers in the yard ard
with Mr.. Smith accompanying
them. were greeted with a chorus
singing Happy Birthday To You.
CrOquet, socializing and partak-
ing Of the full course dinner sery-
ed buffet style In the yard con-
cluded the days festivities.
Mr.. Smith received many useful
and lovely gifts
Among guests who wished Mr..
Smith happiness were the Messrs
and Mines. Marion Brown. Dave
F1ippins. Edward Vanada, Jesse
shelton. Bobby Williams, Harry
Massengin. william " North.
Mrs. Lydia Pillow. Mrs Mercedes
Smith, Curtis Somerviile. Godfrey
Baldez and Mr.. and Mrs william
Hin
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BRIDE ELECT ENTERTAINED
by CO.woRKERs JUNE 20

In honor OF bride-elect, Miss De-
lores Ritter, Mrs. Joan Haglin en-.
tertained with a personal shower
at her home. 21i5 e. River Ter.
race. Minneapolis, on Tuesday
June 20.
Miss Ritter, nurse in the
Deep X-ray and Cobalt depart
ment, University OF Minnesota
left by plane Sunday. July LIST for
Tampa, Fla. where she became
the bride Of Prof. Kelley brennan
on Monday, July End.
Guests present who showered
the honoree with lovely gifts were
Mrs. Verne Arts. Mrs Magdalene
Oliver. Miss Frieda Bucholtz and
Miss Betty Androll.
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were guests Of their hosts at the
pop concert on Saturday night.
Sandra Balenger was also a guest
along with the Simms at the con-
cert. On Sunday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Balenger entertained
the out Of town guests and the
Balengers at breakfast. They left
for their home on Sunday after
noon.
Back Home; Mrs. Nick Sim
mons, 45e Carroll Av., is back
home with a list Of renewed
friendships and many fond mem
cries Of an enjoyable vacation.
She went first to Lincoln, Neb.
and visited a brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Berry.
From there she went to Oklahoma
City, Okla, to visit an old friend
whom she had not seen for over
80 years, and then to Muskogee,
Okla, and visited with old friends.
She was the house guest Of Mother
Bessie Arnold. Returning home
she stopped in Independence,
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Paul residents, now OF Seattle. and
the son OF Mr., and Mrs. John Gay
ton, Seattle, phghted their troth
before an altar bedecked with
large containers Of all white flow
ers, stock, majestic daisies, NUNS
and two seven branohed Candida
bra with burning cathedral tapers,
AS the sweet strains OF
MendelSsohns wedding march
were being played. Mr., Kirk es-
corted his daughter TO the altar
and gave her in marriage. The
bride was beautiful in a bridal
gown OF white mousseline de Sole
fashioned with nodded fitted bo-
dice enhanced with a portrait
necl<line trimmed with Alencon
lace The voluminous bell skirt APP
pliqued with lace ended in a court
train.
Her veil OF imported french IL
fusion was caught to a juliet cap
OF silk and lace She carried a
bridal bouquet Of white roses and
orchids.
Mrs. James Kirk Jr., sister-in-
law OF the bride, was matron OF
honor. Miss Gabrielle Kirk, niece
Of the bride and Miss SandrR Kirk,
cousin, were junior bridesmaids;
Miss Marcheta Allen and Miss
Eunice Perry bridesmaids, attend
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warren and the baby.
Luncheon Hostess; Mrs. EsSie
Wyatt. 2i04 Il. 29th St, was a
charming hostess when she enter
tanned with a dinner party in eele-
bration OF her niece. Mrs. Essie
Arnolds birthday on Sunday,
July 1, Seasonable flowers, center
ing the lact spread table enhanced
the beauty OF the crystal. silver
and china table appointments.
Other guests present who wished
the honoree happiness were Mr.,
and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn, John
Fernando, Mrs Maddie oNeal and
Lester Wheeler,
Family Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs.
orby Moss and family OF La
Crosse, Wis, and Mr.. Ted Shivers
OF Spartan, Wis, spent the Fourth
OF July holiday in the city visit
ing relatives and were the house
guests OF Mrs. Esther Brown OF
Ss2s Fifth Av s. They visited
with Mr.. and Mrs Spencer shiverS
1924 Firth Av. s, and Mrs. Ger
trude Lindsey OF 5000 goth Av s..
mother OF Mrs. Moss. Mr.. Ted
Shivers Is the brother OF Mrs.
Brown and Spencer shivers,
New York Visitors; Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Holly and children
and Miss LaVerne Dennis OF Buff
falo, N, Y will arrived In the city
Sunday, July 10 10 visit their cunt
Mrs, Lottie Hyde OF 3s2s Clinton
Az, and other relatives. Mrs.
Holly Is the former Ruth Benner
OF st, Paul.
ON Vacation; A card from Mr..
and Mrs, william McQuerry. 5000
Oakland Az, who are vaoationing
in Chicago and other points re-
port a wonderful time renewing
odl friendships, attending parties
and the races They spent one
week at a friends resort in South
Haven, Mich.
WIN Visit son And Family
Mrs Clarence Beck, S705 Fourth
Az s. viii leave Sunday. July 10.
for Portland, Ore, 10 visit her
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Kans-, and visited with another
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Berry. Mrs. Simmons, who
is missionary in her church did
some mission work while away.
New Daughter; Mr.. and Mrs.
La Rain Latimer. 57s W. Central
Avp are receiving congratulations
on the birth Of a baby girl, Lauren
Marie, born Sunday July l at
Midway hospital, weighing in at
six and a half pounds. Louise Max
inc, three years old. welcomed
mother and her new sister when
they returned home from the hos
pital on July 4th. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Perkins. Omaha, Neb.,
are the maternal grandparents.
Pragmateia Sorority Held
Meeting; The regular monthly
meeting Of Pragmateia Sorority
was held July 8, with Soror Edith
Watson, $50 Carroll Av. as hos
tess with the president, Soror Ar
lee Hallowell presiding. Plans
were discussed for a money rails
ing project to be given in the near
future. At the conclusion Of the
business session, a lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess. The August
meeting will be held with Soror
Eula Williams, 396 Rondo Av.
On Vacation: Mr.. J. Evans
Johnson, 526 st, Anthony Av,
left the city Wednesday, July IL
for the Pacific Northwest on a
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ed the bride. The attendants were
identically attred In gowns Of
blue nylon chiffon fashioned with
shirred bodices The full bouffant
skirts were ballerna length. They
carried Colonial bouquets OF pink
carnations and pink rosebuds.
Miss Elaine Clayton. sister Of
the groom was the candlegirl. She
lighted the candles proceeding the
wedding.
Little Virginia Humes and jan
ice Green were flower girls. They
were dressed identcally in pale
blue nylon dotted swiss dresses
and carried white baskets with
pink rose petals.
John Clayton Jr.. served his
brother as best man. Ushers were
the Messrs, Gary Gayton. Carver
Gayton. James Kirk Jr., and Cor
don Girk, brothers OF the bride,
Mrs James Kirk Sr.. mother of
the bride was lovely in a rose ohif-
fon frock with matching access
SORES, Mrs. Clayton, mother Of the
groom, was charming in a silver
blue brocaded sheath frock with
matching accessories. Both OF the
mothers wore orchid corsages.
A reception in honor OF the
newlyweds Immediately followed
the wedding ceremony in the
church parlors, which was beauu-
fully decorated carrying out the
bridal motif.
Hostesses pouring and assisting
at the reception were the Mines.
Roy Green, Gladys johnson, Fred
erick Bowman. Clarence McCul-
Tough, Leonard Clayton, James
Gayton, Guela Humes, Charles
Adams, William Greene. Theodore
Allen, and the Misses Mary Lue
sisemore and sarai Green.
On one side OF the room the
many useful and lovely gifts were
displayed with everything a young
couple could wish for.
The bride and groom left inn
mediately after the reception for
a short honeymoon to Victoria,
British Columbia. Upon their re-
turn they will be at home TO their
friends at 2l6h 23rd Av. NJ.
Seattle, Wash.
out-of-town guests attending
were Mr.. and Mrs, James Kirk Jr.,
Mr.. Gordon Kirk. Mrs. Gladys
Johnson and Mrs. Theodore Allen.
all Of st. Paul, MINI: Miss Mar
cheta Allen, Portland, Ore, Miss
Mary Lue sisemore, Los Angeles,
Calf, Miss GABRIELLE Kirk and
brother James Kirk III OF Ternick,
N. J, and Mrs. James Brooks and
son OF Portland. Ore.
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son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Beck and children.
Father Il M; Mrs, Edna Drau-
ghn, 6Ss Ellwood Av NJ. accom-
panied by her husband. Milan
Draughn, left Tuesday, July 10.
for Butte, Mont, where she was
called due to the illness OF her
father George Lowry.
Family Visitors; Mrs. J. VIII
mette Wilson, daughter Judith
Ann and Mrs. Susan Waters OF
Savannah Ga, win arrive today
for a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Wilson's mother, Mrs. John s.
Wright, 24S5 Fourth Av s, and
other relatives,
Niece Was Guests Mrs. Helen
Barnes OF Omaha, Neb., spent a
week In the city and was guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. Edith Moulden,
9s4S Fourth Av s. Mrs. Barnes
came 10 the city 10 attend the
Cameo Cotillion Bali.
Back Homei Mrs, Rosa AIRING
ton and two sons. James and
Larry recently returned home
from Little Rock. Ark. where they
visited Mrs Arrington's mother.
Mrs. Nora Mccoy Mrs. Arlington
is president OF the AJw sports
Club.
New Address IT'S a change OF
address for the Mines. Marie o.
Shields, Margie Campbell and
Susie Revels formerly OF 1874 N.
Highland Av. They are now resid-
ing In their newly purchased home
at 1924 Portland Az.
Niece IL Guest; Little Miss Lin
da Brown OF Topeka, Kans,, IL
visiting her aunt Mrs. Alice
Brown Of 3740 Fourth Az. s.
Week End A. Lakes Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Jackson, 720 Hum
boldt Az N, spent the week end
at Hidden Eden Resort on West
Fox Lake. Mr.. jackson reports a
good catch OF lovely bass
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ten day vacation. While away
Mr.. johnson will visit Seattle and
other points. He Will be the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. Ellis Burton in
Seattle.
NacatiOned In City; Miss
Frances Lowry Of Des Moines, Ia.
spent her vacation. in St Paul
visiting friends and was the house
guest Of Mrs. Matte Avery Of SIS
Carroll Av. She also divided her
time with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Bell.
S92 Carroll Av. On Friday eve
ming, July 6, Miss Lowry was the
dinner guest Of the Bells. Miss
Lowry is a ls49 graduate OF the
University Of Minnesota and Is
currently employed as librarian at
Drake University in Des Moines.
Improving: Mrs. John Page Of
Manly, Ia, who is a patient in st.
Joseph's hospital, ST. Paul, Is
much improved Mrs. Page, is the
mother Of Mrs. James Clardy OF
Tie Aurora Av., and Mrs. N. B.
Jones Of SCI Carroll Az.
Laisses-nOus-faire Bridge Club:
Mrs. o. L. Alexander, 1882 Fifth
Av. s., viii be hostess to the
Laissez-nous-faire Bridge Club on
Saturday afternoon, July IL.
Morocco Club Met: The July
business meeting Of the Morocco
club was held Saturday, July Z,
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
ME Fowler, Ss1 N. Western Av.
Plans were formulated for the an
nual club picnic TO be held July
81 at Khrone Lake, Boats will be
available for fishing and there
will be races and game with prizes
to be awarded to the winners. Mr..
and Mrs. Jimmie Walker, new
members were welcomed into the
club. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Green,
All f. Path St., Minneapolis, will
be hosts at the next meeting on
August 4. At the conclusion Of the
business session a dinner was
served by the hosts.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Drizzle, sos Rondo Av., were hosts
to a group Of friends at their lake
cabin at Putefish Point, Wis. the
week Of the Fourth. Guests enjoy
ing their hospitality were the
Messrs. and Mines. Lionel Allen,
Earl Brent, William Gray and son
Michael, Mrs. Sarah Leverette and
Odel Smith.
Dinner Guest: Mrs. Flora Neal
was the dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Balenger, 1872 St.
Anthony Av. on Saturday evening,
July 7, and later was their guest
along with their out-of-town vsi-
visitors at the pop concert. on
Sunday morning she was the
breakfast guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Balenger.
Family Guests; Mrs Esther
Bailey and daughter, La Tonga OF
Kansas City, Mo-, spent a week
in the City and were the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nc
MILAN Of All w. Central Av. Mrs.
Bailey is a niece OF Mrs. McMil-
Ian.
Entertain Beard Brood: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Slemmons, 1907 w
Central Av., entertained the Beard
Brood at a picnic Saturday, June
80 at Phalen Park. A grand time
was had by everyone from the
three month old member to the IS
year old.
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Newlyweds: Miss Delore
Walker Of 2643 Stevens Az, be-
came the bride OF p. d. woodford
Of $50 Carroll Az. St Paul, on
June 80. at the home Of Rev.
Charles Parker, the officiating
minister. After the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Woodland left for Duluth
on a short honeymoon.
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WCTU UNIT TO MFFT

Ophelia Rice Unit wCTU viii
meet at the home Of Mrs. Harriet
starks, sos 18th Av s. on Mon
day, July l6, at 7:30 p m. Mem
bers are requested 10 be present.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Luncheon Hostess Mrs Marcus IL Jackson 36l6 Smelling
y was hostess at pretty appointed luncheon Tuesday
July in honor of Mrs Eua Shovel of Buffalo ~ Follow.
ing lunch guests enjoyed taking pictures in the yard
Soing and socazng Other guests were the Mines Mamie
Battle, f. H. Sims and Edward Lee and Children Beverly
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Wisconsin Visitors Mr. and Mrs David Smms and daugb
Ter Mnel OF Madison Wis weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs Nelson Baenger s32 ST. Anthony Av Their arrival ON
Friday evening" July g. happy occasion as the Smms
ana bengers had not another for years The vs
tors enjoyed sightseeing the city on Saturday and
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BEVERLY KIRK, FORMER ST. PAUL GIRL,
IS WE'D IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Seattle WaShington.-In ceremony of beauty and charm
Miss Beverly Marie Kirk became the bride of Philip HaSbrook
Clayton Saturday June 80 at half past o'clock the
evening First AME church. Seattle The Rev. c. d. Tolver
officiated at the double ring eandlelight ceremony
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Kirk ST. former St
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RENT 1T WITH A WANT AID
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who claims the victim was
'blackmailing her husband.
$500, WMAL tD--Man Called
x: Mr.. X takes a gamble to
rescue an agent whose
identity he doesn't know.
$3.50, WRC tD-Big Story: Re-
Porter Don Hogan of the
Boston Post helps an amnesia
victim recover his identity in
"Old Man Lost"
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Playhouse of
Stars: Always the Best Man
stars Dan Taylor.
$3.50, WMAL "a The Wise !:
Mark Saber is faced with a
case of double homicide in
Holiday for Heatherton."
1900, WTOP (9)-The Lineup:
A leather glove clutched in
the hand of a dead man
leads police to a sensational
homicide case in THE Motor
cycle Case"
1000, WRC (4)-Calvacade Of
Sports: Yama Bahama meets
Tex Gonzalez in a 10-round
bout at Madison Square
Garden.
1000, WTTG ~ - Captured:
The true story Of 1.-THE Case
of Paul Hilton" a stealthy
burglar with a cop-killing
instinct.
1890, WTOP (9) - Person to
Person: Edward r. Murrow
interviews sport expert Her.
man Hickman and his wife
Helen and financial expert
Sylvia Porter and family.
11:15, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: A man leads a ruth
less secret band of guerillas
in raids on both Union and
Confederate lines. Dark
Com mand" stars John
Wayne. Claire Trevor, Wal
ter Pidgeon and Gabby
Hayes (1951).
1920, WMAL (1-NTA Film
Spectacular: Trio" three
short stories by Somerset
Vaughan stars Michael Rem
ME. Jean Simmons and Nigel
Patrick.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

4:00, WTTG (5)-Naval Cadet
Choir: A special program by
this outstanding choral group.
1880, WTTG (5l-F'abian Of
Scotland Yard: The master
detective battles wits with a
clever counterfeiter in THE
Masterpiece"
$500, WTTG (5)-First Run
Theater: Finishing School
presents life behind 1.-The
barred doors" of certain
types of ultra exclusive
schools. Ginger Rogers, Bruce
Cabot and Frances Dee.
$3.50, WMAL (D-Crossroads
"Ringside Padre" stars Ste
phen Mentally as a priest who
crusades for laws to prevent
the ruin of teen-age pro"
boxers.
$3.50, WRC (4)-The Walter
Winchell Show: Winchell's
guests will include vocalist
Jim Lowe, Lisa Kirk, Actor
Barry Sullivan and Actress
Beatrice Lille.
$3.50. WTOP (O-Dick Powell
Zane Grey Theater: THE
Unrelenting Sky" starring
Lew Ayres and Phyllis Avery.
Pioneers struggle to make a
home in the Arizona wilder
ness. TV Key says: Worth
watching"
800, WRC don Trial: 1.-THE
De Santre Affair" starring
Joan Fontaine. The story of
a woman on trial for murder
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
600, WIDOW. wAsH-FM-1n the

500, WIDOW. WASH-FM-In the
Concert Hall: Handel, The
Water Music Suite: Elgar,
Violin Concerto in B; Beetho-
ven, Leonore, Overture No. 3
500, WRC - The Bob Hope
Show: A half hour of comedy
featuring Bob Hope with Bet
ty Cradle as guest.
$500. WTOP-College Football;
George Washington VS.. Will
liam and Mary at Griffith
Stadium.
$3.50, WGMS-FM - Library Of
Congress Concert: Budapest
Spring Quartet. Beethoven
Quintet in C; Bruckner. Quin-
tet in F; Mozart, Quintet
in c.
1918, WWDC-You Were There
The advantages of First Aid
are dramatized with Jant
Webb Starring.
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TeIevision Tomorrow-so Saturday, October II, 1856

"C-"S C'rSs. Circus Captain Midnight $50 why Your Garden
"a DudG 1880 Married loan; II, uT 1880 COWBOY
Ihear Trouble With Father; Somewhere in ii
kute
"-ii Star Of the west uh vussanss"
~ 1850 Saturday W
mysterious Prtue'i T. Record Hop with Mlt
oP-ls Morning Meditation
~ Basket $50 Captain Kangaroo $780, and
You 1880 Texas Rangers H. The
Stories the Century ESQ Football
Note sauna Stakes will be carried between
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SwaYing in Sweden

TINE current for Sutry italian beauties may make
many fancerS of the feminine form forget that just
lovely women come from Northern Europe Sweden
which produced Greta Garbo 1ngr1d
Bergman and recently Anita Ekbeg probably produces
attractive girls capita any other nation Two
atracVeneSS of Swedish nature
and gymnastics To them classes gymnastics the equiv
beauty charm schools and dance lessons
One of the most popular gym masters in Sweden is Prof
Ida whose gymnasium Stockholm attracts girls
from all the Bascay his regimen consists of
three of exercises ball balancing and
theba girls through series
body contoronS while balancing bouncing rubber balls
smaller than voey balls The ability to control the
ball while in various positions develops body coordination,
believes Group rhyhmcS promote graceful movements
while individual exercises develop strength and contours
Prof Anst lido tops rhythm while students buceond bend
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Khrushchev Hits
AtU. S. Sore Spot
In Service Rivalry

MOSCOW, June 25 (P.-Ni-
kita Khrushchev, free-talking
Soviet party boss, put his finger
on a sore spot of rivalry between
the United States Navy and Air
Force in a chat here with Gen.
Nathan F. Twining, United
States Air Force chief.
Il cannot understand why the
United States has a Navy man
as head Of the Joint Chiefs of
STAFF" said Mr.. Khrushchev to
Gen. Twining during a stroll
through the Soviet Army Club
yesterday. "Navies are like tor
toises. They always have been,
and they always will be. It is
the same with us as 1t is with
you"
Gen. Winnings comment was
not caught by reporters.
Admiral Arthur w. Radford is
chairman Of the United States
Joint Chiefs of STAFF. Known as
an advocate Of a broadening role
for the Navy in strategic war
fare and Of super-aircraft car
riers, he was appointed in 1853
by President Eisenhower to sue
coed an Army man, Gen. Omar
N. Bradley.