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refreshing cocktails as they In
spectod the new rumpus room.
Guests enjoying the party were
the Messrs. and Mines. Robert
Coviugtou. " NJ Davis. James
Campbell. Adam Lindsey, Way
man Johnson stephen Miller. J.
". Shelton and Mrs Verda Horn.
who were the Barnes special
guests at the party
Return Home; Theodore shivcra
and Orbc Moss Of Sparta, Wis,
cousins Of the late Mrs. Cora
Taylor. and Mr. and Mrs. AlEa
Shivers Of Hillsboro, Wis. brother
and Eister-in-law. accompanied by
Marvin shlvcrs % Los Angeles, an
left for their home on Tuesday
evening following funeral services
Marvin shivcrE spent a couple Of
days with his brother-in-law. Ro-
bert Taylor. Mr. Shivera left for
his home ON Sunday A former
resident Of tho city Mr. shivcra
visited with many OF his old
friends before returning to his
home.
Daughter-in law u Visiting:
Mrs Julian Henson OF Portland
ore. BE- visiting Ia tho city guest
of her m0thrrin-law and father.
lu-law Mt and Mira Clarence
Beck OF aTg5 Fourth Av. s. Mrs
Henson came 20 the city 10 spend
Mothera Day with Mrs Beck
Mr. Henson had planned 90 ae-
company hts wife. bat duo 10 buai.
mess commitments. he had in post
pore hts tHp until mlor in ,he
month.
Birthday Club Mra Taaaaua
james ard Mrs Harold Carter
were rn-hos'eaaes 20 the Mime.
apoUa Birthday club an Saturday.
May Do. 40 the horac ~ Mrs Car.
ter 1929 Third Az g. Prizes
Vero won for games by Mines
Albert Alien and Walter Smith
first. WarnrI Rhodes and Bart
Dawson. second and James Stem
mons and Frederick Jones'. THIRD
prize Mrs Barbara Long recently
returned al,h heE husband and
children from England where
Capt clyde Long uaa stationed
SIZE WAS a guest 81 TIRE hostess
ard was given a R8r,
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MINNEAPOLIS

May t9 Mr.. and Mrs Albert
True, 360s Third Az. s. ten
years.
May y Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Bantam. 384s Smelling Az. two
years Mr.. and Mrs Robert Dye
$685. Smelling Az, two years. MF
and Mrs. Rcunie owens. 720 Ere
mont Ay ~, two years.
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ltGAl NOTICES

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lace gown, classic In design a
slHusd panel Of white chiffon fell
gracefully from the neck to tho
hcmHnc She wore gold sandals
and carried q gold bag
Mrs Richard Holt Of Dubuque
la. WAS petite Ia summer cot,
ton with scquin trim and black
accessories, while Mrs Ciean
iAhwauuB charms were enhanced
By an aqua Waterwave faiilc gown
featuring square ncckllno IN
front and lusg cut N back and &C
gcssoFiaed with rhinestone jewel
~ ami white accessories Mrs
Nathaniel Walker WAS petite In
black ard white dotted ayina
creation designed with OF the
shoulder effect trimmed with
blark velvet featuring a fold Of
velvet around The hemlinc and
velvet atrcamoru from The neck 20
tho hem
Miss Mary Rsaton was petite IN
piHE metallic lace and tsffetA
enhanced with rhinestone je,ssi-
~ and wrist coraaFo ~ pink
carnations Mira Fred Lee made .
fetching picture IN an ire blue
bruesaod faHlo gown attaplesa
bodice ana rhinestone iswolry A
Hhrrrd panel ~ white chiffon
failing from iho shoulders en-.
HANGED Ehs charms ~ Nfa w l.
HANS creation ~ wbiir Brgnadr
arraaparfzod with lrReIfy
HWl others RlHapaea 10 the
dappcf crowd uorr Mn James
Campbell vha ives eye appealing
iu creation with an oyrrsErt ~
rose egelai embroidery. over white
net htraplosa Mrs Robert Cow
iugtau % q white iaffeta gown
Ma one Ray sr 30 blHe chiffon
Win rhinestone lrweiry and Mrs
Tany naurgo shoas a. ivory lace
aHssth featuring a baEE panel sn5
accented wita white ard turquoise
}rRelFy
Offcsrs ~ TIE elBb arc leWis
geatah president Hrs Aifasja
Moore secretary 1fa Mary
Bpgus. assistant secretary Mrs
LfHa geatun treasurer hlonzo
Hayes, buHnesa mansgar and Al.
fred Barnes chairman srsrial
committees Other members luelugs
me Msazra and Mines n Harris
dale. William Barnes = Baiscll
George Williams Henry Hoars 4
Hayes the Mines Alfred Barnes
and Daniel Bssons
The Eussf fist fafinasa ths
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Wedding Anniversaries
ST PAUL.

May q MIR and Mrs Norman
?, Light. 66I " Central Az. Is
years Mr. and Mrs Lionel Allen.
65s W. Central Az. 81 years,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Grant. 73a
Rond0 Az.
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Social and Personal
MINNIE POLlS x

Family Visitors Mrs Richard Holt Jr and children Mary
Blanca Beuetta and PA Tracy OF Dubuque Ia the
city visit their parents Mr. and Mrs Clyde johnson Of 1855
Fifth Az. s. and other relatives The occasion for their visit
timed be with their mother and grandmother Mother
Day May Il They guests with their mother Sunday
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- DspsENT $50 pECREE
STATE aF MINIS EHfgA
COUNTY oF Hrwnrls
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Donald E EFagEE Concrete
"nnatra.tIar me FFa.Htff
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rIaaa ard Robert Oh Olsen.
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Patriotic reo sunday
Nay 10 ~ Zion

Everyone Ii invited 60 attend a
patriotic pageant sponsored by
the fisher noart ~ Zion Baptist
church. iitb ana Lyndalo Az ~
on sunday May "a al . m no
Admission
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAU

vaoauoning In South Mrs Fpuehia souou, aio Rondo
Az left the city Saturday evening Tor Little Rock Ark, where
she will visit relatives and friends She will be the house guest
81 friend Mrs iac Ross She plans be gone for about two
weeks
Gold band Club To Meet. Mrs Vernon Napue aoi Carroll
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS amrun.ys

May rs Claude Burt 2SlS nth
Az 81 I3aps Mayes soi Hmm-
bolat Ay NJ Mrs Gertrude
Palms. 1851 bryant Av y
May ~ Harry blackwell
IUh Third ST S Mira ceoel,a
Royd 3aS2 Fourth Az 5 Mrs 4
Thomas 2Sl5 lhtrago Az Har
ley Morris eTi Aidrieh Az N.
Mrs Della w Haynes e5a Al.
duch Az N Nathaniel Wal,
her ST. 96s5 Firth Az 81 Ray.
moui } Wallace Sa4S smelling
Az
May 20 Harold naycs lr- Toa
Humboldt Az n Margaret John
son, SS8i Clinton Az Mrs no
bert Jackson 1891 18Th Az $
Donald rIypor Jr. iioaT Emerson
Az n William Commodore lr
$40 Irving Az ~
May n Joseph YounE, Soaa
First Az. s. Theresa Chapman.
IS Hnag Az N Mrs Theresa
Jones. 1908 Emerson Az Mrs
Fred Anderson, iol2 Bryant Az
.N.
May - Arthur IyoW tt23
Emerson Av n Pascal Commo.
5orc 1891 Bryant Az N Mag
dalyne Jones 1909 Olson Blvd
Media Burnett $500 Fourth Az
S Loreuga Ellis, Saos FSflh Az,
IS Keith Thompson. $50 Bryant
Az n.
May ~ Chester Adams, 2AaS
Fourth Az g William Madison,
1900 Portland Az, Miss Bessi"
jackson, 8aoa Second Az. 3.
May "a Lucille NJ, Ellie. 72b
Emerson Az. n, Mrs, Henry
schoneld. at2T James Az. NJ An
drew Wilson Jr. $3.50 Smelling
Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Vote for your candidate for
olcsn 81 the Eiks ipday. ---Adyt
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az dinner at the home Of another
daughter and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Nance Clark Of 1914 Third Av s..
The visitors win spend two weeks
In the city
Entertained: Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Barnes. ll5 &c. Seth St, in
itiated their new rumpus room
with a cocktail party Saturday
night preceding the Twilight
Social clubs dance. Guests enjoy
ed a variety OF tasty vtands and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Ne surc "a vote Tor your favor
lio candidate for Queen of Min
n.saia Ilkn -Adyt
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out Of Town birthday
May Is Marguerite BOwln
Kansas city kBns
May 20 Mrs II Alternately
Kansas city, Mo
May ~ George NJ Johnson
Washington u G.
May % John Muultr3e. Chicago
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonightS top Shows preuiewed By TV KEYS STAFF
Uho attend rehedrSGlS match screenings and analyze
scripts in New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered a guide to area viewers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WASH-FM-In the Con.
cert Hall: Symphony No. S
in c Minor by Beethoven,
Symphony No. 2 in C Major
by Schumann and Double
Concerto in A Minor by
Brahms.
sos, WRC-Boston Pops Or
chestra: Recordings of the
Boston Pops Orchestra
under the direction of Ar
thur Fielder will be heard
playing Richard Strauss,
Massenet and Chopin Selec-
tions.
900, WOL-G God Music
Time: The complete work
OF Tschaikovsky's Eugen
Onegin.
1890, WWDC-Labor Answers:
Labor Management Peace"
is discussed by Lee w. Min
ton and panelists Nicholas
Smart, Carl Eason and
Oscar Morrison.
1905, WGMS-Sy mphony
Hall: Walton, Portsmouth
Point Overture: Beethoven,
Symphony No. 5 in C Minor,
Opus 81; Berlioz, excerpt
from Romeo and Juliet.
1918, WWDC-Pulse Beat: DR..
Arthur Buddington. Bureau
of Food and Public Health
Engineering. D. c. Depart
ment of Public Health,
speaks on the work of his
department.
Baseball Tomorrow
200, WINX-Baseball: Brook
lyn VS.. Chicago.
6:55, WWDC aseball:
Washington VS.. Chicago
(doubleheader).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

neauacneS as nave oeen par Tor
the course during the shows
seven years of existence. there1l
be plenty of aspirin consumed
while the cameras are attempt
ing to fulfill the requests of
viewers.
Gran Chamberlain. person.
able creator and producer of
the program, summed up the
troubles his staff has been ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

Iperiencing at lunch last week:
What kind of Illustration do
you want, because we've got it. "
One of the Illustrations in
vOlved two of the sequences
scheduled here-sceneS Of the
FBI IN action at its academy at
QuanticO and in its work with
fingerprinting.
Other sequences in the works
during the crews stay in Wash
ington: The underground organ
at the Luray Caverns. >. The
Army's last II horses, used to
draw the caisSons for ceremo-
MES at Arlington National
Cemetery. The National
Bureau Of Standards "retir-
ing granddaddy of electronic
brains" that can play a simple
game like tic-tac-toe, but also
helped solve problems that led
to the first atomic bomb. .
Finally, the rife twirling team
that is a part Of the honor
guard at Arlington Cemetery.
we waited four years for
clearance on these FBI shots. /"
Chamberlain was saying. But
now that everything's settled.
what a change and what a
pleasure to be working with a
businesslike organization like
the FBI after working in
Europe"
4 ~
Chamberlain has just re-
turned from a four-week stay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

in Europe. his fourth trip to
the continent in the last year.
Art Baker, snowy-that ched
host Of the half-hour Sunday
show. and several camera crews
are still abroad gathering ma
terial for the new season.
Some of the Illustrations in
Europe: Searching for two
years before locating the
French chef who has trained
his chickens to lay eggs on cue.
Tracking down the clan
Of a Scottish woman now in
the United States 81 pictured
castle, bag pipes, kits and
all that sort Of stuff" says
Chamberlain and finding
only one member of the clan
left. Trying TO get shots
Of gypsies in France t"But we
couldn't keep 'em in one spot
long enough to shoot 'em. Each
day we'd go to the spot we had
heard they were the day before,
they'd be gomez.
Illustrations for Chamberlain
and his staff in other parts of
the globe: No luck yet on full
filling a request for a visit to a
sultan's harem. ono scheming
or diplomatic help has been able
to get us in. but we haven't
given up hope. However.
think the public will be disillu-
stoned if we ever do get
in Union troubles with
noodle delivery boys in Tokyo.
CThese messenger boys carry
noodles around on trays. some
what like our Good Humor men
sell ice cream over here. We
picked one boy to represent the
whole group. but the union We
toed the idea. After much ne
gotiating, we finally convinced
the union our plan was a trib-
ute to all and not showing ia
voritism to one boy."D
4 +
Despite all the headaches. in
GLIDING an average of one hit in
every 20 requests researched.
Chamberlain says you Asked
For 1t" is beginning its eighth
year with the largest amount of
footage in the can ever. Be
sides that. we'll be going over
the cable live for the first time
since 1858" the Brentwood.
Calf. producer added.
One of the "spectaculars" of
the season is scheduled for the
September Is opening show.
These are the famous Russian
performing bears, described as
fantastic" by Chamberlain.
They make anything done by
performing bears in this coun-
try look like child's play" he
said.
The footage on the bears and
other Russian sequences shot to
date have been done by Russian
cameramen. But Chamberlain
is sending in a three-man crew
of his own October IS, after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

bachelor, the heir to his
wealthy but domineering
aunt's fortune.
11:15. WTOP (9)-"What a
Woman" with Rosalind Rus
sell and Brian Aherne. In
order to reap financial ben
efits. an agent searches for
an unknown lead to play in
the drama she has penned
(1943).
l1:2O, WMAL (0-Mystery
Theater: Cry of the Were
wolf" with Nina Foch, Ste
phen Crane and Osa Mas
sen. Gypsy queen visits mu-
scum seeking to determine il
her mother was a were
wolf-and homicide results
1944).
HAS, WTTG (5)-Washington
Movietime: Genius at
Work" starring Anne JET
reys and Bella Lugosi. Two
radio crime broadcasters get
involved in a real murder
Q946).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
Other AM Stations

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WARL-1so ks.-DsyllEht snly
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WUsT-Ii7o ks.-Dsylight Snly
WfAK-i27o Ks.-Dyllghi only
WWDc-i26O ke.--7i.hsuf operation
WFCR-15iO Ks.--DsyllEht only
Wook-i34o ke.-7l.houi operation
WthM-tjgO Ke.-s an. to an.
W0L--tls0 ke.-l an. 10 Midnight
WDoR-isaO Ks.-DsyllGht Snly
WPec-tSSo Ee.-Dsylisht only
WlNK-i6Oo ks.--s an. 10 midnight
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FIN Stations

WRc.FM-s5.s Nc. $50 an to I an.
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WASH .fM-s1 Me- an to mI1night
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

"Never saw so many worn
out selectOr knobs. Too much
switching back and forth be-
tween Ed Sullivan and Steve
Allen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL tD-Wire Serv-
ice: THE Third Inevitable"
with Dane Clark. A reporter
returns to the service to get
a story of today's typical CT.
500. WTTG t5)-Movietime
USA: "Fixer Dugan" with
Lee Tracy and Virginia
Weidler. Romance and trag-
edy wend their way into this
story of circus folks and
how the 'f1xer' helps adjust
their personal problems
1880.
$3.50, WRC (D-Action To-
night: THE Payoff" star
ring Ralph Bellamy and Nat
Pendleton. A police cap
tain is offered a $4,000
bride at a time when he
desperately needs money for
an emergency operation on
his daughter.
$3.50, WMAL (D-Bold Jour-
ney: Lost" Three people
stranded in the wilds of
lower California are rescued
by the ground and air rescue
teams. Raneher Milton Far
ney narrateS.
$3.50, WRC t4-Arthur Muir
ray Party: Guests are Zsa
Zsa Gabor. Sarah Vaughn.
Ricardo Montalban, Marilyn
Maxwell. Jean Pierre Au-
mont, Larry Parks and
Betty Garrett.
1880, WTTG t5)-Boxing:
Bobby Bell VS.. Lulu Perez in
a 10-round lightweight bout.
-0:30. WMAL 10-Studio 81:
Mr.. Cinderella" with Phyl-
lis Thaxter. A young Amer
lean girl visiting London
meets an attractive English
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

working most Of the summer to
get them into Russia.
This crew is composed Of an
American, a Yugoslav and a
Frenchman." Chamberlain was
saying. The Russians thought
it was fine we were sending in a
Baltimore boy named Selsky
and a Yugoslav named Richin-
ski, but they had only scorn for
a Frenchman with a name like
Lacrosse.
Bulletin Board:
Two quiz programs-headed
by Twenty-One. with What's
My Line? second-topped the
Washington TV audience rat
| ings in American Research Bu-
reau's midsummer survey. Com
pleting the top ten: 3. G. E.
Theater. 4. Studio One Sum-
mer Theater. 5. Peoples Choice,
6. Father Knows Best, 7. I've
Got Secret, 8. Lawrence Welk.
8. Gunsmoke. 10. Alfred Hitch
cock.
Martha Carson is guest star
ring this week on Jimmy Deans
morning show (WTOP-9) in
stead of Gene Austin. However.
Gene was on hand for Jimmy's
Saturday night show.
Sponsorship of the 10 pm.
Friday night fights, on NBC-TV
and radio has been renewed by
Gillette for So weeks effective
September 8. This will be the
l4th year the razor company
has sponsored boxing telecasts
on NBC.
More good news for sports
fans: WTTG-5 will be televis-
ing the home games Of the
Boiling Air Force Base football
team. This is the lineup-Sep-
TENDER FL. Fort Knox; October
5. Fort Eustis; October 10, Shaw
ALB; October &c, Fort Sill; No
vember 2. Little Greek Naval
Center; November Is, Fort
Carson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

scripts in NeD York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered, guide to vewers.
Robin HOOd-"The Hero" repeat). scurvy tramp takes
credit for another mans deed the murder the hated
tax collector. This gets him into Robins merry band
where he behaves like Sherwood Forest dead-end kid
attempting to rob trio of travelling nuns Typical
heroics 1880 pm. WTOP-9.
Burns and Aen-(Repeat Ronnie takes an aptitude test
So naturally Oracle thinks George should have one too
on the assumption that he might have happier as
farmer Entertaining session, with Oracle getting the
biggest laughs. pm. WTOP-9.
Twenty One-Farmer Harold Craig some stiff compe-
ton tonight First challenger George Munroe, law
who served the United States high command in Ger
many during the Nuremberg trials Munroe holds degrees
from Dartmouth, Harvard and Oxford Universities Next
bran-truster is John Baird Los Angeles lecturer who
delivers talks on everything from baby to motivation
.eSearch. 8 pm. WRC-4.
Studio One-"Rudy" conventional problem play about
teenagerS at its best when concentrates on the men,
bers OF street called "The Eagles" Author Dan
Caabrese less successful with the adults on whom he
bames juvenile mSbehavior Burt Brinckerhoff turns
sensitive performance playing lonely youth. 10 pm.
WTOP-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
ItCon Be Frustrating,
But You Asked for 1t
BY JACK HARING

Hollywood and Broadway only segments of the
entertainment world invading Washington Tele-
vision is getting into the act too
camera for ABCTVs "You Asked for It" arrived
here yesterday to work six new series
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Dutch Soy U. S.
Gave Assurances

PARIS. Dec. Is tR.-Dutch
Foreign Minister Joseph Luns
met with Secretary of State
Dulles yesterday and said after
wards he had received better
than moral assurance" on the
Indcnesian Dutch dispute.
He said the United States
attitude which was previously
reserved had evolved in a man.
ner favorable toward Dutch in
terestS.
Mr.. Luns had previously
talked with British Foreign
Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and
French Foreign Minister Chris
tian Pineau.
The Netherlands is asking
the Nato Summit Meeting to
adopt a common attitude to-
ward the Dutch-Indonesian
dispute over Dutch West New
Guinea.