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candidate Endorsed by the Ar
lington Republican Executive
Committee.
Rutherford Day, 33, a lawyer,
also has been Endorsed by Airing
ton Republicans for a seat in
the Virginia House of Delegates,
But no candidate has yet been
Endorsed for the third Arlington
seat. The filing deadline for
candidates is July 8.
1.-THE few voices in the House
Of Delegates from Arlington will
never be effectively heard as
long as the voices are members
of the majority party" Mr.. Mac
Cracker said.
I'VE all know there are ways
and means Of disciplining party
members, especially when the
governing party is an old en-
trenched organization.
However, strong voices of the
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l4th Street Bridge
Named Rochumbeou

President Eisenhower signed
legislation yesterday that desig-
mated the inbound Fourteenth
street bridge over the Potomac
as the Rochambeau Memorial
Bridge.
Plans for dedication ceremon-
les are expected to be made al
the District Building. The Sc mil.
lion span. which was completed
in 1850 is named after a French
nobleman and officer who joined
Washington in his march or
Yorktown in the Revolutionary
War.
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TAX CASH
RISES IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE (P)--Mary-
lands income tax collections
for the fiscal year just ended
exceeded estimates by $449,-
1886. the State controllers
Office reported today.
The increase was more
than Offset by a $652.550
drop in State sales tax re-
ceipts, the controller said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
MOUSE BITES GIRL,
CAT IN VIRGINIA

WARRENTON, Va. (Spe-
ciaD. A mouse. believed
crazed by rabies. bit a little
girl and the full-grown cat
she was holding, health Off
Gals here reported.
DR.. Thomas Lee Altman
said the Fauquier County
child was standing in her
yard last week when the
mouse attacked her and the
cat. The mouse got away.
but We figured it must have
had rabies to attack a cat
DR.. Altman said.
The girl is undergoing
treatment for rabies. The
cat still is in her care.
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Discover for yourself many thousands of families in this
already have you can't buy purer fesher milk than
Highs-anywhere at any price At Highs not only
meet high Health Department sandardwe far beyond them
regular Health Department checks milk retain
independent laboratory to test every single tuoad of milk
brought in from local farms Highs milk pure pure
money can buy.
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tics from 1926 to 1929. He is in
private law practice here now.
The Arlington Republican
Executive Committee will meet
again July 8 to indorse a third
candidate for the Virginia House
of DELEGATES.
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Pastor Accepts Call

RICHMOND, July 2 (R.-The
Rev. C. Bailey Jones, pastor of
the Sandston Baptist Church
since 1851, has accepted a call to
the West End Baptist Church in
Suffolk.
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ton of new asphalt tile floors.
The board set its meeting
nights for 1888 for the first
and third Tuesdays of each
month.
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County Needs Ignored,
Mace rocken Declares

Vrginias Democratic machine politics ignores Aringtons
needs Lewis Republican candidate for the vr
GINA House of Delegates, charged last night.
Arlington has been
tributon the Stat MacCracken 49, the second
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SHOP AT HIGHS for your holiday needs You'll
enjoy the SERVICE convenience and low prices for
which Highs is so we'll known. You save more on milk
at Highs because costs us less to put milk into glass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02

Made from only the finest, pur-
est ingredients to insure a rich,
delightful flavor. The perfect
Eight" refreshment.
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gallon jugs and transportation and cooler-storage
costs are less There expensive paper cartons
to buy, and no home delivery expenses Highs passes
all these savings on to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
BY DAISY CLELAND

Frau Angelina Won Weech
OF Munich. Germany Is IN
Washington on the last lap
OF her fourth trip TO the
United States.
The 75-year-old great
grandmother Is a past presi-
dent Of the German-Amer-
lean Woman's Club Of Mu-
mich. She came to the United
States TO enter her young
step-daughter In Mount
st. Mary's. Newburgh- on-the-
Hudson and to visit my club
sisters"
Frau Won Weech has done
her travelling from coast TO
coast by bus which she
proudly says cost her q little
over $3.50. She always stayed
In American homes either
with American club members
who have since returned to
the United States, their
friends or her relatives.
Ii Impressed
In speaking OF what inn
pressed her most about this
country she said the six lane
highways were fantastic to
her. adding that II they had
as many In Germany there
would be nothing else.
Space is the most inter-
esting part to me. The dis
tances here are very different.
Why. II a Texas daughter
marries and goes to Lake SUI
perior. she might as we'll be
in Germany" said the visitor
with a laugh.
The first German american
Club was started In l947 in
Munich under the special
protection of Gen. Uucius)
Clay and now there is one in
almost every large CITY," said
Frau Won Weech. who added.
I'VE could tell the American
wives our sorrows. our wishes
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Toyncees Dinner

The Washington Jayncees'
10th annual Christmas din
ner will be held tonight at
Thompson's Restaurant in
Bethesda.
Mrs. Lawrence Richard
son. president. will direct a
short business meeting after
the dinner
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Annual Testing Fete
Set for Tonight

The annual tasting party
of the American Home Sec
ton of the Junior Women's
Club of Silver Spring will be
held tonight at $3.50 pm. at
the home Of Mrs. Richard w.
Bergman. 7007 23rd avenue.
HyattSville.
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This is an event In keep
ing with the holiday season
when club members prepare
their favorite foods and then
share their recipes for a small
fee. The proceeds OF the fee
are then contributed toward
the Sections yearly project.
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German Grdndmu
Sees u. S. by Bus

and our ideas. They told
their husbands, who told the
higher officials. and some
thing was DONE"
Frau Won Weech said thai
the projects Of the clubs were
mainly TO promote good I'M
Outstanding and a student
loan fund. The latter was a
fund to lend German students
money to finish their edu-
cation.
When asked II there were
many German American
mems clubs. the visitor said
with q twinkle in her almost
black eyes. They don't work
so well. Men are always shyer
and sillier. Women are made
TO love and not to hate"
she said with a quote from
the Greek tragedy. Antigone.
Frau Won Weech said that
she had visited 20 OF her
former club members in
Texas, New Mexico. Cali
fornia. Nevada. Nebraska and
Colorado among other states.
One woman she visited she
had met for just two hours
In Munich In 1919. She is
seeing twelve others while In
Washington.
This great-grandm o her
who has hardly a gray hair
on her head owns and runs
a hand-weaving factory on
her "old peasant estate" near
Munich on the TegernSee.
She and her husband who
Is an industrial and artistic
engineer started the business
just after the first World War.
Frau Won Weech now runs it
with one Of her granddaugh-
tiers. Frau Annette Pirazzi.
They have exported to a firm
in New York for over 30 years.
On top OF this she owns
and runs a hotel in Munich
called The Blue House. Her
other granddaughter. Frau
Hannelore Heyne helps with
this project.
Men Accept II
In speaking Of the Ger
man woman today. Frau Won
Weech says that there are
a good many in the govern
ment and that one out OF
five professional women lis a
boss" She added. with a
laugh. THE German man ac-
cepts it now-I think he likes
the money. too"
When asked what the size
OF her farm was she ex-
planned that in Bavaria
they measure their land by
the number Of cattle they
can keep on 1t and the num-
Der OF days 1t takes TO care
for the place. Mine is "a
pieces of cattle and 80 days
of work." said Frau Won
Weech.
Questioned as TO how she
could look and act so young.
the great grandmother
laughed and said. I'm work.
ing and / don't have time TO
look in the glass and worry.
I'm too busy to become old
and l make a pleasure out
Of being IS"
In speaking about Christ
mas in Germany, Frau Won
Weech said, 1t is too COM
mercial. Everyone is shop
ping, shopping. shopping. eat
ing. eating. eating. They for
get the real idea of it. But
will be this Christmas with
my God on a boat"
The visitor was hnnnred at
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o reception following the
press conference. Both took
place at the headquarters Of
the General Federation of
WOmen's Clubs. Mrs. Oscar
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German Counselor
Gives Porty

The German Commercial
Counseor and Mrs. Ernecke
were hosts at their annual
Christmas party yesterday.
The s to 8 pm. event took
place in the Office Of the
Embassy.
About 200 guests were in
vited including members of
the embassy. other embassies
and the State Department
and their wives.
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Alexander Ahleren, past
president Of the CIVIC and
an old friend of Frau Won
Weech, was hostess at the
party.
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Pavilion
was built in
the four
tenth CEN
tury in KY
OTTO by a
pc erful
but hem
pecked Sho-
gun to rest
from his
sh ish
snoilse The
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To Visit Archives

Today through Friday 1909
Alexandria Seventh Graders
will visit the National Ar
chives TO see the Constitu-
ton. Declaration of Inde-
pendence. and the Bill of
Rights.
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persona b lie
Mr.. Nick.
boniface Of
the BLACK
STEER. the
new beef
and lobster
house in
town. This
steer, In
fact, loves
its W ner.
for " hat
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<uEtYAKI

beauty of its gardens, serenity
of its ponds soothed this bad
gered soul. But We recommend
the serenity Of good food in
TOKYO SUKIYAKI in stressful
times. Soothing the Full (dy-
manic as Full itself cocktail to
the tinkle of the ancient sam
isen: soothing the nisoshiru
tcream) soup; soothing the sun
omono salad the golden tenn
purd (fried shrimp. and the
sukiydki bubbling blithely at
your elbow: soothing the dainty
servitors in colorful kimonos.
Luncheons, dinners 12-li PM.
1886 Conn. Ave. NWtt
.
MONDAY Mama midp toast
the ecstatic diners after one bite
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Good bread. good meat
Mon Dieu, let's EAT
THURSDAY The steer knoweth
its owner.--that would be the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

OF o a X e q
ldsdgnd in
G. U S T r.
sot0nee, new
Italian Villa
In the old
F ! orr d a
M a r X e {
area. They
h We a l.
ready toast
ed the Col
osseum, the
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{ oil II l a !
LAZY ST.
SAN INN is
the pride of
I h e o ! d
Donni ION.
Sweet this
ham. nutty
its flavor.
succ ule n t
its quality
as its criSpy
ernst is
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NaT. NICK uOeS Win neeI rates
high in a steers code book. AS
you sip a momentous martini
you can eye your steak getting
its bath of charcoal fire by the
artful chef. Then to the table
with baked Idaho, a salad bowl
tas many as you craveD: and
we drooled over the BLACK
STEERS Specialty-iuicy ten
derloins. skewered with fresh
pineapple. huge mushrooms: and
over the fresh strawberry tart
in its ethereal. pastry shell. IL
II PM. $50 nth st. N.W.&
FRIDAY Ny nanny don toll
me- the Srnithfield ham dou,n NJ
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the week LOST WITHOUT HENDRIX.
And you won't need Fort Knox 70
enjoy epic sirloins. filet mignons,
a mealy. buttery baked Idaho,
cole slaw in heavy. fresh cream.
And Fridays rock fish fresh from
the nets. baked or broiled. Don't
try for luncheon unless you dine
about 2:3O, else you can't get in.
But they're daily luncheon won
ders-short ribs Tuesday. chicken
dumplings Wednesday, corn beef,
cabbage Thursday. beef stew Fri
day. and etcetera. Yowzahi
Danny Boone! 8 ANIL PM.
1852 4th st. NE.
SUNDAY The worlds most Law
IL
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~ N-A
appetite Of
d a n / E /
B o o n e
know beef
like a KAN
8 as City
meat pack
er. sense the
delight of
p / o n e e r
COO K e ry.
you'll feel
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sliced. then bathed with coun-
try-style. red-eye gravy. And by
blazing firesides. cleaning with
antique copper plantation deli
cacieS spin your way tpickled
kumquats. curd with ehives.
tangy apple butterD from each
candle-lit tables lazy susan.
Nothing so ante bellum as the
individual loaves Of hearth
baked bread. the Potomac viStas.
the ambroSial. sherbert chiffon
pie. the goblets Of champagne,
the warmth Of hospitality.
10 Miles S. on Shirley H'gwy. TO
Woodbridge, Vatt
SATURDAY, How to describe
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Baths OF Cdrrdcdld, the Fontdnd
dt Treut-all because the seven
course Roman Holiday dinners
transport them back in memory
TO that ancient city where dining
and winning have been a tradi-
ton for centuries. Nor does the
Italian Villa belle this lucky
pattern OF seven. How could II
from the crisp dnttpdSto. the
steaming minestrone. the cheese
blanketed ldsdgnd, and so on 10
the epilogue Of velvety spumoni,
Italian coffee? And no cobble-
stoned Appian way TO GUSTPS
newest. Just out New York Ave.
TO Florida, right TO Fifth and
Morse SITS. N.E.A.
And Gdbby commends
CARMACK'S.' 4469 Conn. NWA
OMAR KHAYYAM. 100 18th
6closed sun. gSMon,
Copyright 1907
TUNE nv To "GABBY
GOURMET ON THE AIR"
THURSDAYS At 6;J5
pm. on WGtIA, THE
: b GOOD Music STATION
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SUNDAY The worlds most Law
ish dog house'-the Golden
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FRIDAY My nanny don toll
me- the Smithfield ham down at
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SATURDAY How to describe
HENDRIX STEAK HOUSE? II
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. o. c.
August as 1857
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Hard Way Success Story
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

Yesterday 1t so happened tina
I had to run to the bank with q
deposit and once was in the
black again my banker. Goo
bless his big heart, offered tt
take me to lunch at q restaurant
called Al Cooper's Herald
Square in Thirty-sixth street of
Broadway. You're always writ
ing about those Broadway guy.
who know all about the restau.
rant business" said my banker
so why don't you listen to thi,
fellows story?"
Cooper. an alert little fellow
was standing just inside his
restaurant. 1t was before lunch
hour time and the place was
nearly empty. In the next two
and a half hours" he said
well serve over TOO people at the
top prices. I'll also be full for
cocktails and dinner. / owe my
success to two things: I chased
out all my original customers
and I made the old age Of my
walters secure. The first I did on
my own. The second I did with
a knife at my throat.
II came out Of the Army with
five battle stars and q citation, d
he continued. IT borrowed
$50. 900 to buy this place. an Old
speakeasy, and put it in shape.
/ wanted to run one of those
good-food-for-cheap restau-
rants. I wanted young men
around me so ! kept hiring GIs
as walters. Pretty soon the union
kept sending delegates to take
my GIs off the floor and replace
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them with walters too old for the
goulash palaces.
"a
Il kept fighting the union and
all my customers, mostly from
the garment center, told me how
right / was. how they were right
in there with me. So one day I
have an argument with a dele
gate and, without even phoning
his office. he pulls a strike. All
my stouthearted customers
started staying away in droves.
I surrendered. but that wasn't
enough. ! was told I'd have to
get up $500 for the union well
fare fund; the walters had to be
secure in their old age. / didn' I
have the five bills. ! went home
and my wife. Ellen. called a fl
nance company which loaned us
the $500 on our household furni-
ture.
We'll. things were still bad.
I tried to sell and got an offer
of $4,000 for the place, which
then had $4,000 in mortgages.
All Of q sudden I realized 1 was
mad at my customers. de-
cided I'd take 1t out on them.
/ took my menu and simply
doubled the prices OF every
thing and started buying only
the best grade meats and pro-
duce. My customers howled and
left me. I figured I was just
See SYLVESTER, Page A-4s
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Screen
Ambassador at the
OK. Corral; 12:45, 3, Sis, 1880
and 9:45 pm.
Capitol-"Desk Set; 1855
am, 1:35. $40, $40, TAO and
9:45 pm.
Columbia-"Monkey on My
Back: 11:40 am, lao, $40,
$40, 7:40 and $40 pm.
Dupoht-"Albert Schweitzer" /;
1:20. 3. 4:40, 500, sos and $3.50
pm.
Keith's. - "The Little Hut;
HAS am. LAS, $3.50, $3.50. 7:55
and 10 pm.
Macarthur - 1.-THE Green
Man; $3.50. $40 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "Gunfight at
OK. Corral; 1850 am, 2:15,
4:45. 7:10 and 9:45 pm.
Ontario-"Funny Face: 1:2O,
1925. $3.50, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"The Maynard Bus;
HAS am, LAS, 3:45. 5:45, 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
Playhouse-"Lost Continent"
II am. 12:45. 2:30. AIS, 500,
7:50 and $40 pm.
Plaza-"The Young and the
Passionate; IL noon, 2, 4. 6. 9
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Abandon Ship;
l1:00 am. 1:10, $40, Sis. 1880
and $40 pm.
Upt0wn-"Around the World
in 80 Days; 2 and $50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders Of
the World; 2 and $50 pm.
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in the second opera will be
Josephine Guide who recently
appeared with the National
Symphony Orchestra. Miss Guido
also will sing Micaela in
Carmen"
Incidentally, the Amphi-
theater's boxoffice will open on
Monday. with a weekday sched-
ule of 10 am. to 10 pm. Sundays
hours will be / to 10 pm.
MIDWEEK MEMOS: 1.-THE
Love Lottery" will not open to-
morrow at the Macarthur the
alter, after all It's announced
departure resulted in such an
upsurge of interest in 1.-THE
Green Man" that it is being
held an extra week. through
June IL "l2 Angry Men, "
however. will displace Funny
Face" on the Ontario's screen
tomorrow Only other new
film of the week will be 1.-The
Garment Jungle" at the Trans
Lux.
OF the numerous hold-overs,
the most dazzling in popularity
is Albert Schweitzer" at the
Dupont Which emphasizes
again that the off-beAt film
finds an on-its-toes audience in
washington The others are
what the trade calls solid . !.
Among them, THE Desk Set"
with Spencer Tracey and Kath-
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ern' of westerns or, more deri-
sively. horse OPERA" especially
In the presence of Hollywood s
ayant garde. This type of film
which is associated with good
guys and bad guys. cows, rust
lers. cattlemen. rangers. etc. is
out. At least it is out of the
movie colony's vocabulary.
The western" has been re-
placed by the outdoor action"
picture and. so far as Holly
woods artistic elite is concerned,
its only resemblance to the lat
ter is one Of landscape. What
else, they will ask you, does the
old type picture have in common
with High Noon," Shane" or,
to take a current illustration,
"Gunflght at o. K. Corral?"
You. can, of course, think this
over and suggest that both types
of Aim still have six guns, gun
fighters, saloon piano players,
and languid blends who look as
If they never saw daylight.
In Hollywood's eyes, this would
be rather small of you. And
pretty obtuse, too. in its init
nation of blindness on your part
to the fact that guns, guys who
use them, piano players and
blends contribute action to out
door pictures.
To come down to it, what are
Hollywood's ideas of the differ
ence between a western and an
outdoor action picture? These
are chiefly two, first, budget
which finds that the latter now
can and often does cost as much
as a musical: and, second. that
the characters have psychologist
depth instead Of merely an at
tractive surface for shooting.
The two are related in that
the actor who can do more than
shoot or be shot at, is more
expensive than his more limited
counterpart. Illustratively. it was
not long ago that Hollywood
could make half a dozen west
erns for the salaries Of Burt
Lancaster and Kirk Douglas in
"Gunfight, etc."
The expensive likes Of these.
plus a director as blue-chip and
grade-A as John Sturges are
indispensable to making q story
as old as Wyatt Earp's as abb
sorbing-and as popular-as this
one.
Hollywood would have every
one bear this distinction in mind
when one is tempted to fall back
upon a word whose connotations
are as cheap there's no other
word for it, as western"
SUMNER MUSIC: Carter
Barron Amphitheater's list Of
performers for its six popular
grand opera performances which
opens on June 20. sounds like a
raid on the Metropolitan Opera.
1t will start with such of
Rudolf Bing's vocalists in
Carmen" as Regina Resnick in
the title role and with Norman
Kelly as Don Jose. The latter is
the Bangor. Me-. tenor who was
added to the Nets roster during
the past season. Also among the
principals Of Carmen will be
Cesare Bardelli and Louis Sgarro.
La Boheme" on the night of
June 81 will have a cast headed
by Lucia Evangelista, Mimi, and
Thomas Hayward who will sing
the role Of Rodolfo. The Musette
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arine Hepburn It will stay
until June II at the Capitol,
to be followed by Island in
the Sum-" star-packed produc-
ton "Gunflght at o. K.
Corral" win stay at the Met
ropolitan and Ambassador the
ater another week.
THE Hayward Bus" remains
at the Palace with Something
of Value" scheduled as its sue
cessor on June is Monkey
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on My Back" gets a second
week at the Columbia indefi-
nitely with The Seventh SIM
next on the list The latter
stars Eleanor Parker and
George Sanders Also lin
gering: The Lost Continent"
and "The Red Balloon" at the
Playhouse; The Little Hut" at
Keiths; and The Young and
the Passionate" formerly wit
teloni." at the Plaza.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Don't Say Western
Its Outdoor Action
BY JAY CARMODY

We shall have to watch language, and will you
doubt do want sound archaic discussing
Yet this effort fashionable speech may break
ing habit fixed the superstition putting right
shoe-as opposed to left-hrst
No matter how difficult you stop saving