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the desire 20 care for others, 20
be Of service 10 humankind. She
must be the type Of person who
can give sympathy and UNDER
standing.
She must acquire a thorough
knowledge Of scientific principles
and learn 10 apply these princi-
pies in the nursing care Of pa
tents.
She must have a mature, we'll
adjusted personality, essential
for establishing good relation
ships with patients, the doctor
and other nurses.
She must be sound physically,
for while nurses have been re-
lieyed Of much Of the manual
labor Of earlier times, nursing is
still strenuous.
Will nursing schools take mar
ried girls? More and more schools
of nursing accept married stu
dents, and allow those who marry
during their course 10 finish.
Many, however, still adhere 20
the traditional requirement that
a nursing student be single.
Others permit marriage IN the
final year, while others simply
Judge each case individually.
Marriage is one Of the leading
causes Of Withdrawals from
nursing school. Before you decide
on a particular school you should
inquire about its attitude toward
marriage for student nurses.
The time 10 decide on nursing
as a career is while you are still
in high school, 30 that an aeadem-
ic program giving the required
courses for admission 10 a nurs-
ing school can be planned. All
professional nursing schools re-
quire a high school diploma for
admission, and the usual age re-
quirements are between II and
II you do not qualify for q
school Of professional nursing,
and you still have a strong desire
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walker, $50 Iglehart Av.
Visiting Relatives: Mrs. Carrie
Gardner Williams Of Madison.
Wise. is visiting in the Twin Cities
with relatives and friends. At
present she is the house guest Of
her sister and brother-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. ]. Rhodes, 45Ol Port
land Av., Minneapolis.
Just For Fun Contestant: The
Just For Fun Club gave a luncheon
Tuesday, July IS at the home Of
Mrs. Jocelyn Collins, 91s Fuller
Av, in honor Of Miss Joyce Hughes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Hughes, 3716 Fourth Av. S. The
Just For Fun Club sponsored Miss
Hughes on her successful entry in
the NAACP Queen Contest.
Taking Daughter Home: Mrs.
David Allen of Chicago is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ernest johnson,
1927 W. Central Av. Her daughter,
Estella Allen, will return home
to Chicago with her.
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spent two weeks visiting her broth
er and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Anderson, us Seventh s.
N she left Saturday. July 10 for
her home.
Several Golfers In M, Messrs
and Mesdames Fred d, Jones, 1892
Fourth Av. S. and John II. VIII
liams. STS2 Fourth Az, S. left for
Chicago and Springfield, III, to
play in the Golf Tournament
ON Way To Canada, Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur Smith Of Kansas City,
Mo. were the week end house
guests OF Mr., and Mrs William
~ Perry. 1907 Oak Lake Av. N,
They were on their way to Win
nepeg,
Eastern Trips Mr.. and Mrs Shell
Cox, Al0s Fifth Av. s. returned
Saturday, July 10 from a motor
trip through the Eastern States
and Canada Enroute TO New York
City they visited friends In Chi
cago, Fort Wayne, Ind, Buffalo
and Niagra Falls, New York.
In Fort Wayne they visited with
Mr.. Wilmer Mulligan and Mr.. and
Mrs, Joseph Charleston. Sunday,
July IS, they were guests OF Rev.
and Mrs. James l.. Lee Mr.. Multi
van, Rev Lee and Mr. Cox were
former members of the Mississippi
Gospel -Four Quartet who sang
extensively throughout the United
States and Canada for eighteen
years. They visited friends In New
York and continued their trip with
visits In Boston, Mass, Barre, Yer
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 26-Ivan Duane Perfect
SIT w. Central Av.; Mrs. Theodore
Russell, 633 Iglehart Av.; Leanths
c. zeno, $40 Iglehart Az; Mrs
Gladys Williams, 1908 Iglehart
Av.; Mrytis Rosenbloom, 6s1 w
Central Av.; Mrs. Mildred C. Jones
654 w. Central Av.
July 27-Ermon Jean Owens
s72 Dayton Av.; Lynn Patricia
Salter, 992 Carroll Av.; James
Vassar, $40 Rondo Az; Anthony
White, 994 Carroll Av.. Dwayne
Gilbreath, 97s st. Anthony Av.:
Lloyd Richard Smith, 651 st.
Anthony Av.
July 2s-Mrs. Harold Andrews,
434 Edmund Av.
July 29-Clarence Duke, $50
Iglehart Av.; Loretta Blakey, 29s
N. Avon; Rosamond Miller. 500
Iglehart Av.; Miss Betty Jean
Hunt, 90s Carroll Av.; Mrs. Fun
ice Jones, 646 Fuller Av.
July 3O-Prentice r. Harris, s7s
Marion St; LaVerne Benner, 524
Carroll Av; Cythia Ruth White
727 Thomas Av.
July 31-Toby Mart Berry, sos
w. Central Av
Aug. Mrs. Louis Keith, 572
w. Central Az; Raymond Sotello.
$40 N. Dale St; Gregory Wagner.
500 Aurora Av.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS blhIhDANS
July 26-Mrs. Mae Davis, $500
Elliot Av.; Marvin Parker, 4045
Clinton Av.; Kelvin d. Surratt,
Ss42 Third Av. S; Harold Brewer
Williams, 1929 Fifth Av. s.; Elmer
Wagner, 9l5 Fremont Av. N.
July 27--Lydia f. wardlaw, $500
Third Av, s.; Gerald Wagner, sl5
Fremont Av. N; Alice Landry,
1856 Portland Av,: Mrs. Ruth
Landry $3.50 Portland Av
July 2s-Robert Martin, 1928
Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Judson Phillips,
4146 Third Av. s.; Mrs. Ruth E.
Allen, ssl5 Third Av. s.; Luarla
Tinsley, 1924 Portland Av.
July 29-Mrs. La Vera Robins,
3s45 Second Av. s.; Mrs. Helen
Underwood, 1912 Clinton Av.; Mr..
E. z. Parkins, 1888 Fourth Av.
s.; Mrs. Bonisteelle Majors, 100
Aldrich Av. N; Douglas L. Owens,
2421 Fourth Av s.; Mrs. Raymond
Johnson, 4456 Fourth Av. s.;
Cecilia Shepherd, 1887 Portland
Av.: Nancy Linnett Ingram, 1928
Fifth Av. S.
July 30-E. w. Walls, 1922 Third
Av. S.; Mrs. Elsie Smith. 1924
Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Elsie Crom-
well, $40 Smelling; Mrs. Bessie
Helm, 1921 Dupont Av. No.
July S1-Mrs. Lucille Shaw,
903 Girard Av N; Mrs. Gloria w
Smith, 20 w. SO ST.; Rev Charles
NJ. Sexton, 616 Penn Av. N: Wen
dell Clayton Helm, Jr., 1921 Du-
pont Av, N; Beverly Michele
Duckett, 3749 Fifth Av. s.
August Mrs. Percy Hughes
Sr, 1929 Fifth Av. s.; Oscar Cleve,
25l7 Riverside Av.; Mrs. Neva
Marie Warren, 3645 Clinton Av.;
Mrs. C. E. Burt, 2636 Fourth Av
s.; Mrs. Alice Brown, 3740 Fourth
Av s.; Mr.. F, c. Clardy, 24S7 27th
Av s.; Mrs, william whTteside,
5000 Third Av. s.; Aaron Arrados-
do, 4457 Fourth Av. s.: Marian
Webb. $40 18th Av. s.; Karen
Moore, 419 f. SO st.
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Out-oETown BIRTHDAYS

July 2S-Mrs. Leona Ewing,
Mason City, Iowa.
July 3O-Samantha Moore, Chi
cago, III.
July S1-Whitney Young, Allan
Ia, Ga; Mayme Mcdonald, Excel
sior Springs, Mo.
Aug. 1-Quenting Greer, Allan.
Ia, Ca.
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10 be a nurse, you should consider
one Of the schools Of Practical
nursing. Preparation for Prae-
tieal nursing is shorter and less
expensive. Because Of the heavy
demand, Practical nurses can
also be assured Of employment
In a variety Of fields.
Practical nurses are specially
trained 10 care for patients who
are not aeutely III, such as moth
ers and new babies, GONZALES
cents, the aged and inhrm and
patients with chronic or handi-
eabping conditions. Just as the
Registered nurse, the Practical
nurse may work in hospitals,
public health agencies, clinics,
doctors Offices, nursing homes,
institutions. among others, and
In almost any part Of the world.
Regardless Of whether you
study 10 be a Registered nurse
or a Practical nurse, you viii
have the opportunity 10 serve
your community with skill and
understanding, gentleness and
good Judgment You will gain
security, personal qualification
and an exciting new world.
9 1883. Sshsrins csspsrstisa
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

July 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Henderson, $50 ST. Anthony Av.
~ years.
July 29-Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Brookins, New York City. II
years.
July 3O-Mr. and Mrs. Eel
Thomas, 541 w. Central Az. IA
years.
July 51-Mr. and Mrs William
Wellington, $50 Carroll Av, a5
years: Mr.. and Mrs. Tallie Hamp-
ton. $50 Fuller Av, 10 years.
Aug. 1-Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Fulford 442 St Anthony Av.. five
years.
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mont, Montreal, ottowa and North
Bay Canada.
In Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. James
Fraction and sons, Ronnie and
Michael spent their vacation visit
ing Mr. Fractions cousin, Mrs.
Ruth Hughes, His sister, Elizabeth
Chapman Of Boston joined them In
Roanoke and they drove to Lynch
burg, Va, Holland Va, and the
Natural Bridge in Natural. Va.
The bridge is one Of the wonders
Of the world, People 20 there from
all over TO zee this bridge that
was made by water seeping
through the rocks to form Il.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

July 26-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Harpole, 1888 Clinton Av, 2s
years.
July 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wynn Jr- 1909 Fifth Av. s.:
seven years.
July 3O-Mr. and Mrs. John
Shaw. 1719 Oak Park Av. N; 1s
years; Mr.. and Mrs. James Thorn
as. 1857 Second Av. s., IA years.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL 4

Club Meeting: The Matinee Bridge club met Tuesday July
10 at the home OF Mrs Fred Schuek, S44 Fuller Av.
- Quests were Mrs. Mayme Green and Mrs NJ Rhodes Sr
They were given gifts by the hostess
- Prizes were won by Mrs William A. Hanna first Mrs
OhareS Graham second and the third Mrs Hattie Walker
Inc next meeting will be August Is with Mrs Hattie
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N for Health
Should You Be A NUrss7

Few professions offer young girl much security, choice II
location community standing and personal satisfaction does nur
ing. Yet few others demand the same high qualities
What qualities and abilities does girl need 10 be professional
nurse According the National League NunR have
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MAKE A SUMMERS SUNDAY BREAKFAST MEMORABLE
" countryfresh country fare simple but
with every item perct fresh buebery pancakes with melted
lightly heated maple blended and slices Of
Make bouquet" Of fresh fruits pretty
eentepiece lovely to look well eat
fragrant coffee accompaniment and with
sunshine and brdsongwel it's perfect start
a week.
BLUEBERRY PUFF PANCAKES
" salad OIL melted butter,
4 M other melted shortening
2h biscuit mix cup fresh blueberries, sweetened
tablespoons sugar with tablespoons
Butter
Maple blended syrup
Beat eggs light and fluffy Blend in milk
sugar mix just until thoroughly dampened
Fold In oil shortening bluebereS Spoon onto medium
hot INCREASED grddle When pulled and bubbles
other side Serve with butter and
Log Cabin Syrup Makes is to 20 pancakes
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Congratulations; To Mr. and Mrs. r. H. McNeal 7l4llth
Av NJ who were married 26 years ago today, July %
OFF To Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Donald w Underwood 4437
Fifth Av S. left early Tuesday morning July % for Dephos
Ohio to spend week with Mr. Underwood grandmother Mrs
William PepSico.
Guest OF Brother Miss Etheyn johnson of Omaha Neb
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS

July 2e-Virginia Thomas, Top,
eka, Kans.
July 27-Earl Weber Jr., Wash,
ington, d. c.
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Thousands Of persons have found
enjoyment In these columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
a NJ $3.50
HOME OF THE WEEK
l-Shoped PIon
Has Low Lines

solid row of closets and the
bedroom wing hall. Three bed
rooms, a full bath and a lava
tory are provided. There is a
linen closet of the hall.
Two doors, one from the
kitchen and one from the liv-
ing -dining area, lead to a paved
patio.
Plans may be obtained that
provide for construction either
with or without a basement.
The plan provides 1000
square feet of inside space.
Cubage is 23,635 with a base
|ment, and 20,S65 without.
Editors note: The cost is not
given. What you could build
the house for in the Washing
ton area would depend on the
bids you might receive. They
might range from $40 to SIS
per square foot or more, plus
land.
I'm case you wish to order
lhlueprints. you may do so by
filling in the blank form be-
low. Check or money order
must be sent with your request;
do not send currency. With
your blueprints will come speci-
f1cations and q material list.
Provision Of the syndicated
feature by The Star is not
meant to suggest that you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
BY GERRY BISHOP

Long. low lines characterize
this weeks Home Of the Week,
an L-shaped. one-Story house
named "The Thomas.
The exterior Of the building
Is q combination of brick and
vertical wood siding. Empha-
sizing the appearance of length
is q continuation of the root
over the carport. A row Of
storage closets outside the car
port provide support for. the
roof extension.
A walkway. covered by the
roof ovefhang, leads from the
carport to the front entry at
the joint Of the L.
The leg Of the L serves as liv-
ing and dining room.
Beyond the dining area and
occupying the remainder Of the
dwellings, rear Is the kitchen. II
has work counter and laundry.
From the entry q short cor
ridor, OF which is q coat closet,
leads toTthe family room. This
informal space Is separated
from formal living and dining
areas Itconnects directly with
the kitchen, In the family room
is the fireplace.
Youngsters and other early:
Ato-bedders are insulated from
noises Of the family room by a
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Servings Units
Name Changed

The National Savings and
Loan League this week ofiicialiy
became the National League Of
Insured Savings Associations,
the league announced.
Under the new name and
changes in the organization s
constitution. the league win rep
resent only savings and loan
associations whose accounts are
insured by the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corp.
Harold P. Braman, managing
director said.
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portant. It must remain unaf-
fected by lime-which is pres
ent In concrete. .stucco and
mortar-and it must have COW
ering power. Use either a ce-
ment-water paint or oil paint
J for the undercoat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
Undercout an Item

There are special paints for
brick. concrete block and other
masonry materials but they
must be properly used for best
results. The undercoat is inn
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SPRINGFIELD, MD.
5302 Cromwell Drive

One of the modesty priced houses this popular
munN Brick split level with bedrooms baths and semi
finished recreation room on good lot neor tronspor
lotion and schools Priced under $30000 with large first
trust oVoiIobe. OPEN SUNDAY. i:3o-5:so.
out Mass.
right to house.
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THE THOMAS-This is
the Home Of the Week
named the Thomas"
with floor plan adjoining.
should not consider consulting
an architect in case you are
planning to build a home.)
Mail this form to:
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Associated Newspapers,
229 West Forth-third street,
New York SO. N. Y, Dept. WIS
THE THOMAS
Cd set. co sets. 90 sets.
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proper amount. One set of
blueprints. So: each additional
set. SIS.
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EDCEMOOR, MD.
542l Edgemoor Lone

NEW unusuo. brick spIt-Ievel house, in Community Of
fine homes. .ssaa sass f4aass.aszs.aas.
bedrooms, boths recreation room, Jorge living room.
seporote dining room, utromodern kitchen and oil the
refnements for gracious living BuiIt-in oorooe Price
$45. ooo OPEN SUNDAY. l:30-S:3o.
Directions out Wisconsin Ave 70 Bradley Bd left to Glnbrook
Glenbrook
Old 10 Glenbrook
Road left to Edgemoor Lane, r0ht TO house.
, 1958-06-17
Iron Tablets With
Poetry on LuWn
Of White House

Two iron tablets bearing
poetry have been placed near
beds on the White
House lawn in Washington, on
instruction of Mrs. Dwight
Eisenhower. They read:
"The kiss of the sun for
pardon
The song of the birds for
Continued on page ~
, 1958-06-17
Seurs Roebuck to
Build Lurqe Retuil
Store in Puerto Rico.

Sears Roebuck and Com
pany, the well known and
probably t h largest mail
order house in the United
States, plans to build a large
retail store in Puerto Rico. It
will be the first built in the
Commonwealth.
The site is in the Ell Mundo
section of Hato Rey.
, 1958-06-17
Services for Late
Leunder Henderson
Set for Sunday

Services for the late Leander
Henderson will be held on
Sunday, June %, 1858 at 2.
O'Clock at his home at Hill
crest"
His ashes will be inferred on
t h e estate after Masonic
burial ceremony.
, 1958-06-17
Functions Of New
w. |. Federu+ion
Officidls Explained

The West Indies : Economic
Policy, planning and coordi-
mating are the principal func-
tons which the Prime Minis
ter of The West Indies has
ailocated himself in the Fed
eral Government. Other func-
tons Of Sir Grantley Adams
will be relations with non
F'ederating d Federating
territories in the Caribbean,
and with all external affairs
such as do not fall to the
Governor General. The Minis
ter of Finance, the Hon,
Robert Bradshaw, has among
the functions of his portfolio
such matters as the Loans
Council to be established in
collaboration with Unit Gov
ernments and external aids.
The Minister of Trade and
Industries, the Hon. DR.. CAM
LaCorbiniere, in addition to
Continued on page a
, 1958-06-17

taurants Of this chain will
feature famous Virgin Islands
dishes and will use VI. menus,
coasters, placemats, etc. which
were donated for this purpose
by the various hotels and res
Continued on page ~
, 1958-06-17
Scout Executive
On Requlur Visit
TO Virgin Isldnds

Eugene S. Tadrowski, Direc-
tor Of Field Service and Virgin
Islands District Representa-
tive, Boy Scouts of America,
visited St. Thomas last week
on his scheduled visit to re-
view scouting activities and
plans in this district.
While in St. Thomas he con-
ferred with committee chair
men, and specifically assisted
IN planning for the annual
finance campaign. The mem
bers of the Finance Commit
tee include Judge Cyril
Michael, Chairman; Atty. Will
liam H. D. Cox, D. Victor
Continued on page A
, 1958-06-17
Residents of ST. Croix V. |. Legislature
Attend Operu To Employ Public
Festival ut u. of P. Relations Mon
Horny Goeqgel, Actg.
Comm. Of Tourism
leuves for Midmi
House Passes
Amendments 10
Orgdnic Act

H w Gmga Ag Com Late yesterday afternoon ~ Many r@Mmsd ST. Cx The Legislature adopt
missioner of TomHm and the House passed Bill No have made the trip to attend resolution thHU@ ad
Trade sailed today on the 123 "a series of clarifying the Ca Festival which is ing the president fhe
SIS EvmgeHnN HGamitb be amendments and polio being staged atHe University tue to engage the ser
gin his annual Spring and changes the Vrn Islands Come of Puo Rico, Thea Of an established p@S
Summer solicitation trip At Organic Act now. goes to te scene of the c@asF i public ehhonsf m up
ter comforting with airline the Senate where the IN val for the purpose Of repre-
nd ea agents in terror and Insular At The Fifth Opera Festival ing the meAso the
MiN Mr. Gogd will pro- fairs committee of that body which opened on June Is and he at cost not to e.
coed to Atlanta Georgia hash ang giving careful study will run through NB being $4,000 year according
here is scheduled to @ to the provisions r con- sponsored by the mdumaitn s item in the
dress the staff of Delta Air Iteration adp hanhmitI uSF e journal
Lines as well as ou tourist TmBbHc contains ea mend Previous festivals nave bn 1t is understood hata
interests in that city ms which the delegation sponsored by heU University Tt Washington publ
Proceeding from Atlanta to Senators Walter l. M Hodge of Puerto Rico and AgA Ra Ems Expert who has
Rochester, he will help nae Rad de Lo and Ralph MOS publisher d"E Nhndo" siderable influence in
uevek Cnvd program PaewuMky urge on House Many more persons would hon will be enpWe
to be held at the famous eadmw Hhr rd to changes mdoudedy make trips to pha pdfc program
Teauay Inns During tBm the custom Srne in the Puerto Rico or such occasions tl and economic
week five of the famous res Virgin Islands and also to dmp the round Congress
, 1958-06-17

and also to shop, if the round
trip fare was lowered, especi-
ally during the off season for
tourists.
, 1958-06-17
Ford Motor Company
Purchasing 10000
StrdW Hats from Jd.

A second shipment Of $500
n hats left Jamaica for Detroit,
r via New York City, for the
ID Ford Motor Company. The
al first shipment was 10000 and
had been shipped previously.
it. The General Manager Of the
| Industrial Development Cor
il poration, Harold Braham, ex-
Or poets that a wide range Of
Continued on page q
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800
AN Squad. Adventure.

Lovers Lone Killing" The
daughter Of one of Chicooo's
weolthiest and most Influential
men witness O sloyine ond Detec-
tive Bollinoer is assigned to the
cose.
7-FFonk Sinofrc Show.
Special St. Valentines Day mu-
sicol show with guests. Shirley
Jones, Alice PeoFce, Franks
daughter, 9-yeor-old Tino. live
from HOLLYWOOD.
9-PhiI SilveFs Show. Comedy.
"cyrono De BiIko." Serot. BiIko
escapes morriooe by ployino the
good notured soul who lets the
other man hove the girl. Lee
Meriwether, koy Medford will be
featured. formerly seen on
Tuesdays OF 800 p.n.l.
$50
4-The Thin Man. Comedy.
Murder Is Where You Find IT,"
Nick and Moro discover double
crime. Peter Lowford. Phyllis
Kirk.
5-WhiFIybiFds. Adventure.
"Riptide." Kenneth Tobey,
croio Hill.
7-Petriee Munsel Show.
Guest: Buddy Hoekett.
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FRIDAY

ll:O0
4-News and Local News.
Horkness Word.
5-Eleven O'Clock Movie.
Ia Hours. Experiment Aico-
troz." 1850. John Howard,
Joan Dixon.
7-News. WeotheF. Sports.
Mccoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
o-News. Weother. Sports.
Richards. Douolos. Doniels.
l1:l5
4-Weother. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
IA Hours. "Swonee River"
1910. The story of Stephen Fos-
ter ond his music. Don Ameehe,
Al Jolson.
lI:zO
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
7-Promenode. Jerry Strong.
Hour. Live local donce show.
Judy Dunkle sings. The Kentucky
State Society will be soIuted.
ll:30
4-Joek PaoF Show. Variety.
ia Hours. Guests: Mortho
Wright, Koye 6olIord.
1910
1.-The Lords PRAYER.
1880
5-Thousht for the Day.
9-l-ote, Late Show. Movie.
lh Hours. Adventure n So
horo." 1898. Paul Kelly.
4-Inspir0tion.
ZOO
9-Meditotion. Weather.
=
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Program Listines
e-sehIitz Playhouse. Dronno

S-SehIifx Playhouse. Drnnno
"Eost Of the Noon" A busi-
nessmon's trip to japan becomes
Q complicated love offoir when
his boss asks to visit the letters
abandoned Joponese wife and
child. Sterling Hayden, Robert
Lowery.
4-SpoFts covoIeode.
Gale Kerwin vs.. Stefon Redl. Ten
Rounds. WeIterweiohts. Modi-
son Square Garden.
5-WoteFfFont. Drama.
Shippers Day." Preston Foster.
7-WoIter WincheII File.
WoIter Winchell. host ond story
teller.
9-The Lineup. Police.
The body Of homeless, grey
hoired man is found footing in
San Froneiseo Bay and the only
clue the police hove is O VOTER
StdHtGo pOWO lt%Nct. VotttSt
Anderson, Tim TulIY. MorsholI
Reed, Donno MorteIl.
1880
5-If You Had A Million.
"condy Caldwell Story" IRE
runs OF the Millionoire).
7-Seo Hunt. Adventure.
An ex-Novy froomon plunoes ITO
feet beneath the surfoce Of the
voter to save the life of q diver.
Lloyd Bridges stars.
9-PeTson TO Person.
Garry Moore will be sitting in"
for Edword r. Murrow.
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4-Comment.
A proorom interpreting the rhoir
issue in the news. Originating in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
Feb. IA
9-Zone Grey Theoter.

Shutdown At Bitter Creek" A
mysterious stronger suddenly OPP
peers ond, in the spoce of a few
hours, olters the lives Of three
people and changes his own fote.
Dick Powell, Tex Ritter, Cothy
O'ConnelI, jeanne Cooper.