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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
ST. PAUL NOTES
CAPITOL ROOM SCENE
or BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Highlighung the weekend social
festivities was the beautifully APP
pointed 1880 bridge luncheon
hosted BY Mrs Olive A. Gunn Of
ST. Paul and Mrs Matthew G
Evans Of Minneapolis. on Satur-
day January Is, The Capitol Room
OF the ST, Paul Hotel was the
perfect setting for the enjoyable
occasion.
In eye-catching frocls the hos
tesses lent elegance 20 the affair
as they greeted the so smartiy
and fashionable atured guests.
Mrs Gum was stunning in black
sheath featuring tucked bodice
with V pcckline and dramaurcd
In back with rhinestone orna-
ment extending 70 the waisthnc
A white lowered hat, white elbow
length gloves and a eorsagc OF
white carnations and pink rose
buds completed her ensemble
Mrs Evans was lovely in an
afternoon frock fashioned with
black Jersey bodice. rounded neck
line and full pleated skirt OF
black tafteta aecen,uated with
small black bead trimmed hat
rhinestone jewelry and a corsage
OF white carnations and pink rose
buds.
Gaily wrapped packages IN green
and white displayed on a white
covered table conferred with an art.
istic floral arrangement OF white
NUNS. pink carnations and orchid
Iris added party touch 70 the
setting
After partaking Of a four course
luncheon menu served from white
covered tables, guests settled down
10 serious bridge and hearts TO vie
for the large array OF beautiful
and useful prizes.
When the sCorekeopcr Mrs Glrlie
Peters, collected tallies and scores
were added, names were called OF
the following who won prizes for
bridge; Mrs. George Brooks Jt,
st Paul first; Mrs Palmer Jack
son, second. Mrs. Walter Aston.
third Mrs. Charles Noble fourth,
all Of Minneapolis, Mrs Hector
Vassar. 81 Paul ffth and Mrs
Burie Carmichael Sr OF Mime.
apoiis sixth Heart prizes were
won by Mrs Wendell Gibbs, Min.
neapolis. first and Mrs. Harold
Richardson, 81 Paul. second.
Mrs Peters was given a gift by
the hostesses
Others enjoying the delightful
HAAaiA WIZ WV nHAtNa ftstAiN -
Brown Tommie Braddock, Eariiue
Galloway NJ X Mcknight viii
liam Clancy. Carl n Gntnn, Tony
Masipgo. Alonzo Cotton. Clarence
Roper. Earl Brent c A. Ander
son James Taylor Clyde Johnson
Sr. Henry Johnson, Lafayette
Fields G. w Glenn. Manly Rhodes
ST. Frederick Jones
And the Mines Gladys John
son Walter Smith. Leonard Davis.
James Alien. Euniee Jones, Theo
bold Cunningham WarHell Rhodes
Louis y Moore, Frederick Murphy
Matte Cough. Boyd Crawford 81
20 I, Alexander. Jessie Shepard
Maurice Daniels, Hiram Gibbs
Harry Masaengiil Victor Galloway
William Godette James Green.
Sidney saltef Carrie Stokes wal
liam Reddick and GBrnett Davis
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS 5

Visiting Brother Mrs Curtis G. Chiyers l0l Clinton Az
LETT Thursday January - Omaha Neb TO visit her brother
Samuel Ellis and family Mr. Ellis Is III at the present time
Attended unces Funeral Hardy N White, eos 10 Az, 5,
assistant pastor at ST. AME church. Minneapolis was
called 60 ncs MoncS Ia attend the funeral Of ms uncle,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

been born and bred in the Greater New York
area have never set foot on Broadway or Fifth
Avenue They have never been inside Radio City
Music Han and haven't even a vague idea as TO
the location Of the Empire state Building and the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. They are as isolated
from the ways Of Manhattan as any farmer thing
his land IN the more remorte sections OF the MID.
west corn belt
one OF nay eo~yorkers woman In her thrtleS
admitted one day last week that she had never
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e BY neLLZ DODs0n RUSSELL =

NEW YORK CIrG-some residents this fancy
themselves as sophscstes' visiting "Cornbas
saeh senvested superiority fails
happen TO know from experience Biggest conbals
OF an can be found aaaghrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

AIRY . a, igs0, the proposed Open
Occupancy Ordinance and its
effect ON property owners viii
bo the topic discussion.
Speakers at this meeting viii
include Frank Smith. former prcsi,
dent of tho So Paul iirnnch az
the NA.ACpa Mr. Ernest Cooper.
executive secretary Of the SO Paul
Urban League Warner shipee ot
the city Planning Committee and
The 1ov DcuEil Carly rector Of
ST Philips Episcopal Church and
state president Of the N,AACp
Everyone Is urged 20 attend this
timely and important meeting
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HaLIE . III IITrs

An innovation IN the annual
Miss Hailic q Brown MIR Pop.
ulanty contest this year il the
addition Of a Junior Miss MIR
Big contest Contestants FOR the
Miss HOB Mr. Popularity titles
must be between the ages of 10
and 20 while tho Junior Miss
Mr. Big contestants must be- be
tween ~ and 10 years OF age
All contestants must be agency
members
Entries for the contest must
be submitted o. the Teen Dc
psrtncnt Director by 500 pm.
January 81.
Winners win be- crowned al the
Miss HQB Mr. Popularity dance
February ~
The "sicn8crottca figure
toung group for women, held lts
FIRST session Monday. January
n The group II designed 10 help
regain and preserve that school
girl figure and u open 10 an
women Members Of the group are
requested only 10 have purchased
an agency membership card Com.
mumty membership cards pur
chased az tho annual benefit card
party are good for thia, and any
other activity
February q, 81 800 pm. the
circle Players, AN adult thnaier
group, viii hold u. first meet
ing All Twin Citiaas interested
la acting. scene design. con
strostion, oostBnilng and dram
attic" in general are urged 10
attend Prospective members
are asked 10 read tho DuI,ose
Heywar5 play, forKy, which
win b. produced by the group,
and which win b. discussed NJ
this first meeting
Fast approaching il the Girls
TAvlta'sDnal Basketball Tourney
hNld annually IN the Halle Ryfp
the event ard 3 senior team u
a junior team 81 teen ags girls
IL already practicing diligently fof
girls ~ and over ia being organ
ized Both groups meet On MN.
day evenings the juniors from
Z % 70 9 IS ara me seniors from
: 20 % e.E
The "Gpys and Doils' square
dance win SWING their partners
20 The calling ~ Ruas Myers FEB
rlary 2 ~ : % pm The group
meets o. the second Saturday ~
ne month IN ne Halle auditor
un
When tho IprFguanity Council
A.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

The Guys and Doils' square
dance rdn SWING their partners
20 The calling ~ Ruas Myers FEB
rlary 2 ~ : % pm The group
meets % the second Saturday ~
ne month. IN ne Halle auditor
On
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
por OSCAR FRALEY, de Ia UPl

Stengel retro a Lumpe, quien
va tenla dos hits en- ell encuen-
tro, en- favor del derecho Andy
Carey. Y como cast siempre ocu-
RE cuando Casey hace tales cam
bios, Carey pogo I'm hit oportu-
no.
Cuando Sc lie pregunt6 a STEM
gel Ell porque hizo ESQ, explic6
que Carey es un bateador de bo-
las bajas y Beverly I'm lanzador
de bolas bajas. Derecho o EUR.
do, Stengel estim6 que Carey
era ell mejor hombre en- ese mo-
mento, superior a Lumpe. Y
los resultados prueban que te-
MIA razon.
Naturalmente, este tipo Bur-
dette ha podido dominar a mu-
chOs derechos en- SUI dia y como
incentive extra tratara de igua-
lar o superar uno de los hume
roSos records de Serie Mundial
de Babe Ruth, pero esta vez CO.
mo pitcher. Sumando SUI actua-
ci0n del ano pasado contra los
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
SfenqeI UfiIizdrd Ldnzudores
Derechos Contra Milwaukee

TAMBIEk A~BANDoNARA e. SISTEMA DE TWO
PLATooN.-VA TRAS Uk RECORD e. AS" De
Los "BRAVoS" DEL MILWAUKEE-PLANES
nr~An rnAlrN l. IIInl
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
BafaIIa Entire Promofores de Ia PeIea
Nachen Johansson Y Estaciones de Tv
eALIFcAN AL pUeMsMo coMo DEpoRTE BRuTAL Y sANoRlENro,

GOTEBORG, Suecia, IL. -
(UPD-La pelea de boxeo
que ell domingo Sc eelebrara
en- esta ciudad entire ell sueco
Ingemar Johansson, invicto
campe6n europeo del peso
complete, y ell norteamerica-
cano Eddie Machen, aspiran-
tie a la corona mundial, ha
provocado otra lucha aun mas
enconada, quiza, con la red
de Radio Sueca, propiedad del
Estado.
Las estacIones suecas de ra-
dio y television vienen libran.
do una campana contra ell bo-
xeo, que consideran brutal V
sangriento," negandose a
transmitir las peleas. Pero
aho1a estan recibiendo de to-
da Suecia tantas demands de
que Sc transmita la del do.
mingo, que la compania de
radio Sc ha vlsto forzada a ha-
Ger una exception, Sin embar-
60, este no resolvio Ell pro-
blema, pues ell promoter Ed
die Ahlqvist, empresario de la
pelea que puede producer Ell
proximo contrincante del
campe6n mundiaI, Floyd Pat
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
EQUIPO CUBANO De
BASEBALL NO IRA
A COSTA RIGA

SAN JOSE COSTA Rica), Sept.
11.-(UPD--El equipo cubano
de baseball Marina de Guerra,
campeon de la Liga Popular
(Amateur) de Cuba, cuya veni-
da a este pals sc confirmo aver,
envi6 hoy I'm cable en- ell que
dice que "por ordenes superio-
res nos es impossible viajar a
Costa Rica."
Los desilusionados aficionados
atribuyeron la actitud de los GU.
banos a que los cubanos antigu.
b~ernamentales residences en- es.
te pals amenazaron con provo.
ear disturbios y boicotear los
suegos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

terson, ha eontestado con una
alberta negative a la decision
dc la radio.
mo me Importa cuanto di-
nero me ofrezcan -diio Ahlq-
visit. Vienen hace amos ira
tando de calumniarnos Y ri
dlcullzarnoS, y 81 Sc atreven a
traer un microfono al estadio
de Goteborge ell domingo, les
pondre un pleito".
Por SUI parte, la radio Sc
consldera con derecho auto
matico a transmitir la pelea
y afirma que llevara a la prac-
tlca sus planes.
La compania suspendi6 a
principles de ano la transmit
sion de information de boxeo
que no fuera "importante y
limpla", alegando que Ell de-
porte es demasiado brutal y
sansrIento" para describirlo
en- detalle. Al mismo tempo,
las estaciones de televisi6n
presentaron un programa cali
ficado por Ahlqvist de "es-
candaloso". Manifestaba este
que tenia solo Ell fin de de
seacreditar" ell deporte pre-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

sentando "solo la parte mala,
con auxilio de algunas esces
ras de pellculas norteameri.
eanas."
En- cualquier case, pAreae
que AhlqviSt puede pertnitif.
Sc Ell luio de rechazar las ofsr.
tas de la radio va tiene ven
dioas mas de 10000 de las
$4,000 localidadeS del estadie,
y IL mas probable es que les
vendas todas, 10 que represens
tara un record de asistencie
q I'm espectaculo deportivo sH
Suecia.
Mientras Johansson prone
tie noquear a Machen, este di.
&c que hay mucha distancie
deSde San Francisco, y ma.
die viaja tan lejos para per-
der Ell n~orteamericano ma.
nifesto sobre la disputa con
la radio: "a la radio no 10
gusta Ell boxeo. 70 soy boxea.
dor Por 10 tanto, estoy con
Ahlqwst, que, ademas, me pa.
ga muy bien por pelear aqui.'s
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
NEVAREZ DERROTO
A JIMMY CARTER

C1UDAD JUAREZ (Mexico),
Sept. 11.-(UPI)-Al Nevarez
vencio anoche por decision en-
combate a 10 asaltos a Jimmy
Carter.
Unas 5000 personals vieron Ell
combate, que Sc celebro en- la
plaza monumental de esta ciu-
dad.
Carter sc concentro en- los
golpes al cuerpo, Sangr6 pro.
fundamente por la nariz a con-
secuencia de los golpes de Ne
varez, que termin6 ell combate
sin marca alguna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

Yankees, Lew tiene un total de
"a | 3 innings seguidos sin per.
mitir carreras y necesita solo
5 % para romper la marca del
Babe.
Con una meta como esa, Lew
es capaz de hacer quedar NAL
q Stengel con todas las manic
bras que ha pensado en- estos
dfas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Moore Pucto
PeIeu Contra
Iyon DureIIe

MONCTON, Canada, Sept. IL.
(UPD-El campeon mundial de
peso medic pesado, Archie Moo
re, defendera su titulo contra
Ell .campeon del Imperio Brita-
nico, Lvon Durelle, en- Montreal
Ell proximo 10 de diciembre. Ell
anuncio fue hecho anoche por
el manager Chris Shaban.
Aun no Sc dieron a conocer
las condolences del contrato pa
ra la pelea de Montreal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
so Mil Fandticos
Ccntro Trasludo
de los "lndios"

CLEVELAND, Sept. II.
CUPID Los Yankees de
Nueva York vencieron
anoche. por 8 a 3 a los
Indios de Cleveland, en-
un juego al que asistieron
mas de $4,000 espectado-
res.
Ese gran numero de es-
pectadores fue resultado
de una campana civlca que
Sc emprendio para conven-
Ger a los propietarios del
club de Cleveland que no
deben trasladar los IndioS
a otra ciudad.
Ell lanzador lack Mon
roe y ell tercera base Bob
by Richardson, fueron los
principles causantes de la
derrota de los 1ndios.
Monroe lanzo durante los
s y un tercio primeros in
nings, cediendo dos carre-
ras, las dos inmerecidas.
Richardson, que jugo en-
la tercera base por hallar-
Sc lesionado Andy Carey,
hizo cuatro maravillosaS
atrapadas. No solo deshizo
cuatro batazos que pare
clan hits, sino que con-
virtio dos de ellos en-
importantes double. plays,
que seguramente impidle-
RON anotar a los Indios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
E1AD0S De los cLUBS
LIGA NAeIoNAL

REsULTADO
Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 0
Pittsburgh s, San Francisco
Filadelfia 8, Los Angeles 6
San Luis 3. Chicago l
'LIGA AMERICANA
g. p. Ave.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

R~ESULTADOS
New York Q, Cleveland 3
Washington S, Detroit 4
Chicago 7, Boston 2
Kansas City 4, Baltimore 2
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

tie jus6 con un hombre lastima.
do.
Existe otra razon estrategica
por Ia cual Stengel puede que
prefiera utilizar bateadores de-
rechos contra. Burdette. Cual-
euier desafio con la estrella de
los Braves puede que sea un en-
cuentro cerrado, de aquellos
que pueden decidirse por un
error. Y los bateadores dere-
chos que posee Stengel son
aquellos que lie forman Ell me-
joI staff defensive del team.
Esto significaria a Hank Bau-
er en- Ell right field, Andy Ca
rey en- tercera y Elston Howard
va en- Ell left field o tras Ell pla-
tie. Howard es considerable de-
fensivamente mejor como cat
cher que como jardinero, pero
Stengel a 10 meJor preflere utl'
liar Ell mas Experimental Be-
ira. cuyo batting ha mejorado
considerablemente durante la
segunda mitad de la Temporal
da.
Esta no seria Ia primera vez
que eli Viejo Casey absndona
SUI sistema de ''two-platoon",
Ell cual 10 ha hecho famoso du-
rante sus 10 exitosas campahas
con los Yankees. A principles
de este ano en- un desafio con-
ira los Senadores del Washing
ton, confundio a todos los exper-
tos y fanaticos Yankees con un
cambio parecido.
CORAZONADA
Durante un cerrado jueso, en-
Ell cual ell zurdo Jerry Lumpe
ibs a batear con hombres en-
inases trente a Bud Beverly, re-
levo derecho del Washington,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

toon' cuando sus Yankees Sc
enfrenten a Lew Burdette de
ffuevo este ano,
Los rumores por ell dugout
dc los Yankees estos dias insis.
ten en- que en- vez de llenar SUI
orden al bate con bateadores
zurdoS, como Ell acostumbra ha-
cer frente a pitching derecho,
Casey usara bateadores dere-
chos con la esperanto de rom
per ell dominic que Burdette
ejerci6 sobre los Mulos de Man
haitian en- octubre pasado.
Esta es la teoria tras las con-
sideraciones de Stengel: dos de
los mejores envios en- Ell va
riado repertoire de Burdette-
son SUI sinker y SUI screwball, las
cuales rompen hacia afuera
frente a sus bateadores zurdos.
Fstos son los lanzamientos que
Lew utiliza frente a los zurdos
Y son conslderados en- forma
general como mas electives que
la curva y slider que usa contra
los bateadores derechos.
AquelloS que estan cerca de
Stengel dicen haber escuchado
este decir en- voz alta que sus
bateadores derechos hubieran
actuado mucho mejor frente a
la curva y slider de Burdette
que los zurdos en- los tres famo-
SOS encuentros del otono pasa-
do contra la sinker y Screwball.
EVITANDO ERROREs
Los numeritos del clasico del
ano pasado muestran que ell
Viejo Casey debe tener algo ru-
miandole ell cerebro. Los dos
mejores bateadores de los YAM
KEGS frente a Burdette en- la Sc
RE Mundial del ano pasado fue-
ron Jerry Coleman, que bateo
de "a y Hank Bauer, de IL
4. Ambos son bateadores dere-
chos. Entire los zurdos, Yogui Be
IRA tuvo de Ill y Mickey Man
tie de ii. Aunque a decir ver-
dad, debe senalarse que Man.
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WEDDINGS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Mr., and Mrs. Carl Lber-
man announce the marriage
OF their daughter Barbara
Lee 70 DR.. Elton Herman. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Her
man. The wedding took place
January s at the Beth Shol-
ON Synagogue. The couple
will live here.
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tury Club.
The meeting viii Be held
tomorrow At 1880 pm. At
the YwcA. Or. Elein's SUBJ
iect viii be Carrying Amer
IcAn Education Abroad"
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Englond-T ryiien

Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam
Hartwick Trytten Of Silver
Spring. announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Mar
tina Kathinka to Mr.. Robert
Eugene England. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. DIN 3. England Of
Leavenworth. Kans. The we'd
ding took place yesterday at
Grace Lutheran Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

their daughter Nancy Jean
10 Mr.. Richard Tilghman
Burroughs. III. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Burroughs OF
Arlington. The wedding took
place January 6 at the
Church By the Sea. Fort
Lauderdale. The couple viii
reside in Dover, Del. where
they are attending college.
Deon-Lovell
Mrs. John Raymond Lowell
announces the marriage Of
her daughter Nancy Jane TO
1t, Richard Nottingham
Dean. USNR. son OF Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Frank
Homewood Dean. The bride
is the daughter Of the late
Col. Lowell. former military
attache in Berlin and
Bucharest. The wedding took
place January Is at Fort
Myer Chapel. Fort Myer. Va.
The couple will reside here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

OF the University Of Mary
land. win be guest speaker at
a luncheon meeting Of the
International outlook Sec
ton Of the Twentieth Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Chief Warrant Ofheer John
A. Chambers. ST., uSAF. and
Mrs. Chambers OF North
Highlands. Calf. announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Margaret Susan TO Ii.
Withheld King. USA. OF
Memphis. Tenn. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer.
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Fred
erick Sterling Of Bronxville.
N. Y. formerly OF Washing
ton. announce the marriage
OF their daughter Mary Ann
to Mr.. Harry George Jones.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jones Of Garden City. Long
Island. N. Y. The wedding
took place yesterday In the
Reformed Church in Bronx
vile. where the couple will
live.
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Dr.. Klein win Speok

Or, Ralph Klein. assistant
dean Of the College OF Spe-
ctal and Continuous Studies
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Burroughs-Grenut

Mrs. Joseph L. Orenat OF
Fort Lauderdale. Fla, and
Lawrencebure. Ind. an
nounces the marriage Of
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-22

Other officers include Russell Wright, Vice4president and Alice Given, who was appointed Secre- tary-treasurer. These officers will serve for a term of one year
 Business also considered at the meeting were the moving and re routing of the power line near the Neseth residence on Shelikof Highway; dedication of deeds to the City of Kodiak; City and School District taxes; Section 5 loans and Progress Reports on the installation of two 80 XIV diesel generators now being installed.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-22
Passenger Boats
 Must Have Radios

The Federal Communications Commission Engineer in Charge af Anchorage advises that the March first deadline has now pass ed which requires compulsory radio installations on board yes seIs carrying more than six passen- gers for hire. All such vessels must now have on board and post ed in prominent and accessible place in the vessel valid Com mnuications Act Safety Radiotele- phony Certificate issued by the Commission.
 Owners of such vessels are eau toned that unless exempted, oper- ation without the required Certifi- cate will result in forfeiture to the United States the sum of $500 recoverable by suit or libel. Each wilful failure on the part of the Master of such vessel to enforce or to comply with the Rules and Regulations of the Commission in pursuance thereof shall cause to be forfeited to the United States the sum of $1O0.
 Owners of vessels not already certificated or contacted, are ad- viSed to call the Commissions Of lice at Anchorage or Juneau, Alaska, for further informatioA.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-22
TERRITORIAL POLICEMAN VIII ASSIST DRIVERS

A territorial policeman is now stationed in Kodiak for the pur- pose of aiding motorists to secure their drivers permits, according to Chief Of Police Vickery-
 MT 10. Hussy will De at the City Police Station from 9 am. to 5 pm. daily.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-22
Lester Heads IKEA

Eldon Lester was reelected President of the Board of Direc- tors of the Kodiak Electric AS sociation, at the meeting of the directors held Monday night, March IT at the KEA plant.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-22
RADIO CHANCES
PAGE D

RADIO CHANGES.
 Monday, "Wednesday and Friday 7:45 am. Country HoedoWn Tuesday at TOO pm Buddy Weed Show
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KODIAK. ALASKA,MARCH 22, 1883

9.3O Highway Patrol 1000 Liberace 1O.3O Tic Tac Dough Hoo Captured
 Monday 5:30- -BlOndie 6:OO-News (Studio) 6:15LSocial Security in Action 6:3O Private Secretary 700 Views & Interviews
 (Studio) 7:3OAPat Boone 8:OO--American Government - 8:3O The Chevy Show 9::3OAThe Falcon 1O:OO Hold That Note 1O:30 Kaiser
 Tuesday 5::3O Zane Grey ..- 500 News (Studio) Dinah Shore 6::3O-Red Skelton 7:OO-Country Music. Jubilee -Harbormaster 8::3O Telephone Time 800 West Point 9:3O-Dangerous Assignment 1O:OO Ted Mack OO--Inner Sanctum
 Wednesday 5:30 Phil Silvers News lStudio) 6:15 Halibut Fishing 6:3O-Joe Palooka TOO Amateur Hour 7;;3O Championship Bowling 500 Silent Service 8s30 Sport Time 800 Patrice MunSel HHHs H H. 9.3O Armstrong Circle Theatre 1O:30-Kraft
 Thursday 5:30-Lassie News (Studio) 6:15-Dinah Shore 6:30-Roy Rogers 700 Burns & Allen 7:3O This Is Your Life 500 Navy Log 8:3O U. s. Steel 9:3O-GOodyear
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10:3O Climax
Friday

10:30 Climax
 Friday 5:3O-Hopalong Cassidy :OO-News (Studio) 6:15-I.O.P. 6:3O-Joan Davis 700 Your Hit Parade 7:3OAAdventure 8:OO--LaWrence Welk 9:OO-Big Picture 9:3O-Dennis Day 1O.OO- -Schiltz Playhouse 1O:3O-Boxing
 All programs are Subjec change without advanced notic
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AFRS Tv Schedule

Saturday 2-OO-Basketball 400 Bowling Time 500 Danny Thomas 5 3O-Western Marshall S:OO-News (Studio) 6:15 Social Security 6.3O-C Circus Time 7:3O-Jack Benny 8:O0-Caesars Hour 500 Colgate Comedy Hour l0:OO-Gale Storm 1O:3O- Paragon Playhouse ll:OO-Panic
 Sunday 200 Basketball 400 Country America 500 Adam & Eve 5.3O Tenn. Ernie Ford 500 News (Studio) 6:15 Dinah Shore 6:30 His Honor Homer Bell TOO MT. Wizard 7,,3O Championship Bowling 500 Perry Como 500 Schlitz Playhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
905 EMERSON ST. NV
$1,000 DOWN

VAcANT--Beautifully re-
decorated semidetached d.
room brick home; concrete
front porch, side-hall plan;
modern kitchen, modern
bath; 3 spacious bedrooms;
custom-built recreation room
with hardwood floors: gas
h,-w,h. Excellent location
u block from 0eoreIa ave.
transportation and shopping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
6l7 Lexington Pl. N
1908 KEARNEY ST.
$3.50 DOWN

3z0U DOWN
Vacant. spacious Diet. {
lonial; side-hall plan; T
bath and den on first A.
3 spacious bedrooms: !,
heat; garage: move right
Price, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

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big bsmt.; attic; sar.. yard; nice
porch Si0.S00, FLA terms. MA.
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