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No Harm Observed

have had patients on dexe-
drine and thyroid simultane-
ousy for many years. / have
never observed any harmful
effects. When they got toe
jittery the dexedrine was elm
mated for awhile.
In reconsidering your history
Mrs. A. c. l.. ! unqualifiedly
go along with the two doctors
who have examined you and
believe that you may continue
taking your dexedrine. Ger
tainly. It has worked wonders
In your own case.
I want to emphasize only
one point: Never become %
used to taking the drug" that
you believe you are sufficiently
experienced to stop Il or start
1t on your own. As every drug
is potentially harmful, I believe
that you should have frequent
checkups while taking IT,
tReieassd By The Bell Syndicate. Inc
Tomorrow: Pesehts seek odvies
eboui child Who bites his baby
brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
How TO Make Your Child
More Comfortable During
Epidemic Colds and Asian Flu
When Rest Disturbing Aches, Pains Strike

Call your doctor at first symp-
toms Of Asian Flu. Pvt' your
child TO bed and make him as COM
Portable ps possible. One way Of
doing this Is 10 rub -achy muscles,
chest, throat and back with Child's
Mild Musterole. The instant you
rub II on. Musterole starts It's IA
nous "baked heat" comfort action
that warns and relaxes achy mus.
cles, eases local congestion, be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
Mecca Temple
No. 10 Elects
Stuff Of Officers

Hugh c. Russell has been
elected illustrious potentate of
Mecca Temple No. 10. Ancient
Egyptian Order Of Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine.
Other officers are william o.
woodson. treasurer: Vernon H.
Kicks, chief rabban: Charles
w. Baird. assistant rabban: Ed
ward L. Cooke. ST.. high priest
and prophet: william H. -
nett. oriental guide; James w.
Moore. first ceremonial master.
and Charles L. Taylor. second
ceremonial master.
Also. John D. Howard. jr..
marshal: Ernest z. Tinnen,
captain Of the guard: william
z. Aston. outer guard: william
A. Barnes, lecturer: Warren r.
King. assistant lecturer; Law
renee s. Tyson, captain of pa
troll: Edmund M. Chaplin. ST..
legal adviser, and Robert c.
Campbell. jr.. assistant legal
adviser.
Others are Thomas L. Trice.
iirst assistant recorder: Rich
ard l.. Brinkley, second assis-
tant recorder: Clarence Reed,
publicist: Victor J. Tulane, d.
rector Of public relations: Eu-
gene Dickerson. jr.. director Of
creations: Robert c. Gray. pro-
motional director. and Ray
mond J. Colbert. adviser TO
Mecca Court Daughters OF Isis.
Also. Ernest Hall, jr.. presi-
dent Of Mecca Temple Patrol:
Wallace Strange and Hugh d.
Kirksey. ST., photographers:
William Z. Temple. jr.. youth
director. and Sylvester Hall.
athletic director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
SECURITY FOR you
Provisions
Of Tax Bill
Explained
BY RAY HENRY

You self employed persons
should remember that your
1857 Social Security tax bill
due by April Isis likely to be
higher than II was last year.
You'll have to pay 3ss per
cent Of your net income up 10
$4,000 instead Of the 3 per cent
which you had TO pay last year.
Thus. II you had q net income
Of at least $4,000 I'm 1857. your
tax bin win be SALTS t3as per
cent Of $4,000. That's tl5.7S
or about 80 cents q week more
than the tax you paid for 1856
II you had the same net income.
The tax has been raised 10
cover the cost Of the disability
payment program which was
added to the Social Security
system last year.
Employed persons started
paying a higher tax on Janu-
airy I. 1857. In regular deduc-
tons from their wages as their
part In financing the disability
program.
But. you self -employed per-
sons are just now being hit by
the increase because you pay
your Social Security tax only
once q year along with your
Federal income tax.
Government Sends FERNS
The government form you
must use to pay your self
employment tax will be sent to
you with your regular Federal
income tax package. You should
be getting It within the, next
few days.
The task Of filling out the
form is fairly simple once
you've figured out your net
earnings for the year About
all you have to do is 10 make
sure you've correctly figured
the amount OF tax TO be paid
and have entered ii and your
net earnings for 1857 on the
form.
Whatever the amount Of the
tax. you'll be expected 70 In
clude a check. q money order
or cash to cover 1t when you
return your tax form to your
district director Of the Internal
Revenue Service CIRS). This
must be done by April IS.
Although you make the pay
ment and send the special tax
form to the IRIS. both win be
turned over to the Social Sc
curity Administration to be-
come a permanent part Of its
record on you.
It's from this record that
your future Social Security pay
ments are figured. So, If you
make q mistake in your tax
payment and II isn't caught by
IRIS or the Social Security peo-
pie. the mistake Is carried over
into the eventual computation
Of your payments.
Payment Is Not Voluntary
Like your income tax. you
have no choice as to whether
you want to pay the Social Sc
curity tax. As long as you're
covered by the Social Security
law. paying the tax is COM
pulsory.
II you're In doubt about
some Of your income
should be considered as self
earnings for tax
purposes, the nearest IRIS or
Social Security Office will help
you.
In general. all your earnings
from any or all your trades
and business is covered by So
cial Security. But. the follow
Ing types OF income aren't:
Dividends from shares Of stock |
and interest on bonds or other
interest bearing securities is
sued by corporations. unless
you receive them In the course |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
Your Liver
Is Your Life

. Whenever liver failure
threatens, deep fatigue sets in
muscles waste, sex urge
fails. Butnowmedicine has dis
covered how to combat dread
cirrhosis-how to strengthen
the liver by feeding it.
Paul de Kruif reports in
January Readers Digest how
preventive nutrition" can
help keep the master labora-
tory Of your body healthy.
Read "Your Liver Is Your
Life" In January Readers
Digest. Get your copy at news
stands today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02


Shelley M.-My husband and
! have been married three
years and have no children vet.
] would like to wait until he
can get settled In q decent lob
before we start our family. but
the prospect seems to get far
ther away all the time.
Henry had o well-paying Job
when We got married. but he
was very dissatisfied because
he said his boss was nuts and
didn't give him q chance to do
things right. He took another
Job at less pay. saying he
wanted to get q start in q new
field. but he gave UP that job
because he began to feel 1t
would lead to nothing.
For the past year he has had
q bunch Of "stop-gap" Jobs
way beneath his ability and
educational background. I
think he should 60 back to his
old field where he made the
btst money.
Henry M.-SheIley has be-
come Q regular nag. AL she
thinks about 10 money. money,
money. We haven't starved yet.
I've, been bringing home .
weekly paycheck. so I don't see
what the big sQuawk Is about.
! am trying to get into some
work I really enjoy doing. So
far ! Just haven't been able to
land 1t. but ! know II I just
keep trying. something win
turn up.
/ think Shelley ought to be
more cooperative. Things have
been tough enough for me in
the past few years and she Just
tears down my morale. She
keeps throwing up at me how
much better all my friends are
doing and how I've Just gone
to pot" job-wise since we've
been married. After all. I've got
some feelings and 1t certainly
doesn't help TO hear things
like that.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Well, we're all for happiness
-. A. 49, - ~.~a~. ...aeTt- -
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agree that money isn't every
thing" but we wonder exactly
how much Joy Henry expects
to get ct his work and how
much he Is willing TO pay for II.
II Henry made up his mind
that he Is happlest doing q
particular kind Of low. but ade-
Quate-paying work. we'd say he
has q point. He should. how
ever, consider whether he Is
willing to sacrifice certain bene-
fits for his family in the in
terest Of this cause.
But when Henry looks for
some underlined bluebird OF
happiness at his Job and insists
that something viii turn mp
II he takes stop-gap. low-paying
jobs long enough. we begin 10
worry. Il sounds as though he
has Unanswered himself into O
painful. humiliating situation.
from which he can dream about
the never-never land Of q happy
job.
No. we don't think nagging
is good for Henry's morale. but
We think he should try to con-
front by himself some Of the
painful questions his wife raises.
Why does he work for less and
less pay. when he should be
improving his skills and earn
ing more as the years go on7
Why does he work on a level
below his ability and educa-
tional background? Specifically,
what form Of happiness does he
expect from his job?
Henry needs to re-evaluate
his situation and determine a
course tina: will bring him q
degree Of success in some area.
tcopyrlaht 1853.
General Features corpJ
Tomonov: Mother worried obout
eerser-sih desshtsr who woa't
mary.
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|Ilsy:liElslE
ADVERTISEMENT.

cause Musterole contains an amaz-
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stimulating oil OF mustard. Inhaled
vapors from Musterole also help
open UP stuffy nose. help your
child breathe easier right away.
It's the only rub in 3 strengths:
Regular and Extra Strong for adult
use, and Child's Mild for children.
Save--buy large size tubes. Ask
for Child's Mild Musterole today.
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instance. We were wary about
prescribing them for an obese
person who had high blood
pressure. But experience taught
US that high blood pressure
itself is no contra indication
to taking them. ! recall dozens
OF patients I prescribed dexe-
drine for whose pressures were
over 200. 1t did not raise their
pressures. On the contrary,
their pressures fell because
they lost considerable weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

Of your business a. Q dealer In
stocks and securities.
Interest from loans, unless
your business is lending money.
Income from insurance poll
eies or pensions.
Rentals from real estate. un-
less you're a real estate dealer
or you regularly furnish the
renter services other than
building maintenance, such as
maid service or linens.
You may prite Roy Henry
in care OF The Star about your
oirR Social Security or retire
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stamped, seif-dddreSsed enpe-
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prom ~ HewsfsatursD
MOadoy: Women Is told how 10
H.. s-.f--k L.. L. s-N
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ne FsmiIy 'couneiI esasiss, Of q
judge. o psyehiosrisi. three clergy
men. o newspaper editor. o vames'i
editor and tvo writers. Eeeh ertiels
Is Q summery Of on actuol eess his
tory. The eeuneil reports On prob
lens that hove beea dealt with
By responsible essaciss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
The FAMILY COUNCIL
Man Hunts Right Job
But Wife Has Doubts
THE DETAILS
THE PROBLEM

Shelley M-Henry 10 noundering in his career.
Henry MI want to do work enjoy.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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Mondoy: Women is told how 10
obteia replacement for lost social
security check.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

THE COUNCILS VIEW
Well, we're all for happiness
on the job and we're willing to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

Tomouow: Mother worried about
eerser-sih dssshtsr who woa't
marry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

ToaiOhts top shows as preriewed bp nv KEYS staG
pho attend rehearsaLs match screenings and anay2e
scripts IN New York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered as a guide TO area uiepers.
Burns and Aenoracie and neighbor Blanche twtter like
little girls when Movie Director Charles Vidor calls
the Burns family Seems Vdor wants George 10 ask Jack
Benny a guild dinner and George is properly
hurt The usual Misunderstanding but It's easily han
died! pm, wToP-9
Wells FargO-"The Break" comprehensive Western. To-
nights show includes bounty hunters the James boys
ja break and Jim Hardie posing outlaw TO Join
wanted gang Despite the familiar territory, there are
exciting moments particularly at both ends OF the
show. $3.50 pm, WRC-4
Bold Journey-Survva the River Fascinating parts
This trip prove that can survive against
nature with minimum of supplies, offers extremely
informative tips what 10 eat when the freezer empty
Your previewer, hay-fever sufferer. more than
anxious to dig into bread made out OF pollen Others
prefer tea made from pinetree needless black-eyed
under glass. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7.
Danny Thomas-Prey good episode Danny has lady COL
umnst visiting him for few days, and he becomes a
lavish, sweettoneued fellow. The kids get presents and
take full advantage Of the opportunity Rusty little
Linda and Press Agent Liz get most of the punch lines
Q pm. WTOP-9
Twenty One-Eda Won Nardrof is real star on this show
the challenge of wits continues to become her Shes
$l6650O by now Frederick Rein and Efrida play
out their unfinished game at sOO point tonight and
Charles Hewitt waits in the wings in Rein should
join the parade of the rest Of her opponents. pm
WRC-4
cafe-society Pianist George Foyer and WeshAmercan
Baritone Thomas L. Thomas performing Porer's best
loved hit tunes. II MY Heart Belongs to Daddy" BLOW
Gabriel Blow might and Day" and Begin the Begune
bring nosalsc signs, keep listening to"Anythng Goes
an the Still Of the Night" Il Love YOU" BE Clown
and many more. 8 pm, WMAL-7.
Jack Paar ShOw-Orson Bean takes this while
Jack is away and brings some glamour along with him
in the person of Academy Award-winner Myoshi Umek
orson is Grandpa Bean in his Vermont general store
Of his monologues, and talks about trombone in
another Comedian Sid Gould joins Myosh the panel
and Singer Jack Prince heard in Birth the Blues
and Changing Partners" 1880 pm, wRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7;15, WGMS-Diplomatic
Desk: Ross Mark, Daily
London Express and Wer-
ner Imhoff. the Neve Zuer-
CHER Zeitung. Gabe Vo-
gliotti. host.
sos, WTOP-Jaime Bragg
Show: Featuring the album
More Harry James in Hi
FL"
$50, WMAL-Request Time:
Teen-age panel will dis
cuss the gang problem; cur
Jews; marriage; and the
adequacy of the high school
education system.
1885, WWDC-SteVe Allison
Show: Delegate John A.
Burns. Territory of Hawaii,
discusses Statehood for
Hawaii.
2:25, WTOP-FM-BaSeball /:
Baltimore VS.. Detroit.
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TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

6;O5. WASH-FM 1911 Mel
In the Concern Hall; Ruy
Bias Overture by Mendels-
sohn, Violin Concerto No. 5
IN d Minor by sibelius and
symphony No. % IN q Ma
ior by Haydn.
$500. WAIAL-FM llOT.3 Mel
Milton Gross Show: Les
Preludes by List, Diverti-
mento by Haydn and Hun
garian Dances by Brahms.
SOS. WGMS and wGMs-FM
1910 Nc. and 1883 Mel
Symphony In stereo: Intro
duction and Rondo Caprice
cioso. Opus % by Saint
Saens and Symphony No, 6
In B Minor. Pathetique by
1chaikovSky.
$500, VOL ll450 Kcl-Good
Music Time: Ballet Suite by
Gluck. Ten Basque Dances
by Guridi and Sea Drift by
DeliuS.
$500. WRC 1880 Kcl-Tele-
phone Hour: Violinist Mari
lyn Dubow offering selec-
tons by Veracini, Rimsky-
Korsakov and Saint-Saens.
HOS, WGMS $50 Kc.l-Sym-
phony Hall: The Confed-
eraey and the Union by
Bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

tree near the entrance OF
WRC's handsome net0 plant on
Nebraska Gvenue. They
picked out the tree closest to
the door and at. last count
there Uere tho young 'uns and
one egg to 90.
The 10 top-rated TV pro-
grams in Washington for the
survey week in April accord
ing to ARB we're: Perry
Como, Gunsmoke, Wyatt carp,
Cheyenne, Maverick, Alfr d
Hitchcock, The Price Is Right,
tie between Restless Gun and
Lineup, and Person to Person.
Variety reports increasing re-
sistance on the part of spon-
sors to Westerns. although sew
eral of the new crop (The
Texan. Bat Masterson. The
RiflemanD are repeatedly sold.
Wagon Train tNBC) and
the Cheyenne-Sugarfoot entry
(ABC) both need an additional
sponsor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

nothing devious about its I'M
assuming. relaxed recipient.
Andy, for example, was talk
ing about his recent Playhouse
80 show, The Male Animal"
and he observed, very simply,
that the part OF the professor
was wrong for him.
Il knew it" he shrugged. 81
was just walking through the
set and reading my lines"
Andy wasn't that bad in the
part. but the veteran actor who
played the ex-football hero so
atrociously exaggerated the
role that it was embarrassing to
watch. What happened to
him." Andy was asked.
well it's like this" he
draUled. I'VE rehedrSed IL for
tiOo and a halt weeks and he
paS great. He iUaS so funny
that he broke everybody up.
But the difference betWeen a
good performance and a bad
one is like this" he demon
Strated, holding his right hand
so it lDaS leUel Nth his eyes.
If you 90 Just under this
line, you're great-it you 90
just a shade over the line, it's
terrible. Mind you, this is
just my guess"
Andy's first movie, "a Face
in the Crowd" a soaring study
of a hillbilly who became a
TV idol, won critical raves for
him, but the film was a bust.
He doesn't think it's the kind
of picture people want to see,
but admits that if the script
was given to me today, I'd do
it all over again."
+
Andy regards Dave Gardiner,
the wild Southern comic who
has been featured on the To-
night show. as a tremendously
talented performer.
81 first met Dave in Biloxi"
he said. Il was playing a night
club and he was across the
street in another. used to
drop over to watch him. He's
fantastic. Me, like to know
what I'm going to do and say,
but Dave is like Mort SAIL
he works off the top of his
head"
What's next for Andy?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toaiohfs top shows prerieiDed bp nv KEYS sta6.
pho attend rehedrsals match screenings and andly2e
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered as a guide 10 area uieiDers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
1880, WMAL I0 Top Pro

1880, WMAL (D Top Pro
Golf: Ed "Porky" Oliver
meets Mike Souchak.
$500, WRC tH-ReStleSs Gun:
1.-THE Gold Star" During the
retiring ceremony for Sheriff
Starns, three outlaws run
off with $4,000 in gold from
the town bank.
$3.50, WRC I4l-TV Theater
1.-THE Perfectionist." One
mans attempt to commit
the perfect crime.
1900, WTTG ~ - Boxing
Mickey Crawford VS.. Andy
Figaro in a 10-round welter-
weight bout.
1900, WTOP (9)-Studio One
in Hollywood: "A Funny
Looking Kid" An unusually
shy boy writes a story about
juvenile delinquency. tn e
newspapers pick up the
story and make a big thing
of it, much to the surprise
of the boy and his father
Starring Jack Carson and
Joan Blondell.
11:20, WTTG ~ - Starlight
Theater: Ghost Goes West
starring Robert Donat and
Jean Parker. Tx Key says:
The spirit of a Scottish
rogue, returns to modern
times to help a young men,
Der of the family. Charming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

"Well, to tell you the truth, /"
he said. Il don't know"
He'll be pretty busy to be
sure. promoting his new movie.
mo Time for Sergeants." In
it, Andy repeats the hilarious
performance that zoomed him
to stardom on TV and later on
Broadway. He'll be on TV
next Saturday with Kay Starr
on Club Oasis for a video-tape
reprise on the show they did
several months ago.
You're not discouraged about
lire TV, are you?" I asked
NO" Andy said. But I'm
going to specialize more from
notD on"
Fall Lineup Dept:
Steve Allen is set for next
season on NBC-even If most
OF his sponsors are leaving.
I fallen, who hes been shaded
, by Maverick and Sullivan Of
late, should hit his season high
next Sunday with guest Van
Cliburn.l
Gillette will stay with the
Friday night bouts next year.
too, despite the sagging rat
ings The sponsor has been
backing the Friday night series
since November 8, 1916.
Renewal of Gale Storms
Saturday night CHS show is
still in doubt The star. who
is recuperating after major
abdominal surgery (for what
she described as second series
itis) hopes it will Il enjoy
doing it, she said, land I
think it's a much more rounded
series than Margie."
I II II Is renewed. she'll take
a long rest before resuming the
show. Her only commit
ment is to return a guest shot
with Pat Boone next month.
On The Run:
Meet the Press will quiz DR..
Hector Santaella. Venezuelan
Ambassador to the United
States, next Sunday. DR..
Santaella, who was with Vice
President Nixon during the re-
cent disturbance in Caracas,
will be quizzed by a panel that
includes Bill Hines, of the
Washington Evening Star. and
Herb Kaplow. NBC correspond
ent who also accompanied the
Nixons.
Today will originate from
the 500-mile track in Indian
apolis on the day of the big
match Friday, May 30l.
Auto enthusiast Dave Caro-
way will be on the scene to de-
scribe the early pre-race scene.
Due here Wednesday for
Washington Records is Earl
Wild II the pianist known to
many viewers for his assOcia-
ton with TVS Sid Caesar.
when Sid does those piano
pantOmimes, that's Earl in the
wings playing the music.)
NBC, which has a new quiz
show upcoming on Monday,
June 80, called Haggis Baggis,
sends the following explana-
ton THE first contestant
making the correct identified
ton (of a concealed photo
graph is given a choice of two
equally valuable prize groups
Haggis and Baggis" Is clear
is?
A family OF cdrdinalS-pub-
licity seekers all has moUeo
INTO a ne,Uly tranSplanted holls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

''WTTs-NsNs weather. tine sulE hFsa s'sT l'T h l'aF
sl programs 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
fantasy comedy British

fantasy comedy British,
1880.
1l:2O. WTOP t9)-Late Show
Espionage Agent" starring
Joel McCrea and Brenda
Marshall. TV Key says:
Poorly written. contrite mel
odrama, produced in a semi
documentary style. Not very
effective spy story 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
ON THE AIR
1t All Started
With q TV PIoy
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

1t Tv that Andy Deacon" Grith his big push
to stardom little three This week end the
1922 entertainer from North Carolina the Ad Club
guest Of honor it's Man of the Year" no less.
The tag like many similar Entertainer of the Year
Show Chap of the Fortnight etc. is suspect there's
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Other AM Stations

RPIK-1 100 &c. Daylight only
WARL $50 &C. Lac an 10 5:ISp.n
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GWDC- 1860 Nc. --24-hsuI Opsrstion, extepi
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NFcR- 1910 Nc, Daylight oaly
R00k- t340 Nc. -74hOUf operation.
NEAM- 1880 ke.-2A-hsuI operation, sItept
Sunday midnight to S an Monday
M0L-t4se ke.-s l.m. 10 midnight
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WINK 1900 &c. San to mIdnI SuHss,