davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

ter helps harvest this surplus as
do many other factors such as
fires, floods, droughts, disease,
winter, predators, accidents and
the like. If the hunter or the
fox did not take any of this
surplus crop, they still would not
survive to the next spring. Sur
pluses r natures way of in
surfing that the species will sur
vive, but this Is term insurance
only, as wildlife can not be stock
piled from year to year.
During the summer months
when the young game birds are
growing, other foods are plenti-
full and the fox doesn't depend
upon these young for much of
his diet. Good cover conditions
would make it quite difficult at
this time of the year for the fox
to catch many OF them anyway.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
Agricultural Conservation
Includes Range
Conservation Practices

distribution of livestock will also
contribute to proper range conser-
walton.
No single practice will get the
greatest range improvement. Mod
crate grazing is needed on all
rangeland. Kolstad declared, but
occasionally the range needs a rest
or more watering places or other
conservation practices that will
provide for proper grazing.
Rates for cost-sharing, practice
Specifications and information on
how to make a request for cost
sharing on any range conservation
practices or other ACP conserva-
ton practice is now available at
all County ACS offices.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
The Sidney Hseald--7
Wednesday. March I. 1859

The removal of a large part of
the annual increase, or surplus,
by the hunter further reduces
the chances OF foxes and coyotes
taking many game birdG Those
birds remaining are better able
to survive due to reduced COM
petition for available habitat.
The answe to more game abun-
dance lies in proper habitat man.
agement and not In controlling
fox's Tor other predator's)) num-
bers. The cost OF such a popula-
ton control program would be TAR
greater than the meager bene-
fits derived from Increased"
game populations.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
COLLEGE INSTRUCTORS TO
ADDRESS RURAL
MEETING

The Rural Teachers of Richland
County will meet at the N. Y. A.
Hall March Z, at $50 am.
The morning session will in
clude announcements, current
school legislation and problems,
and an M. E. A. business meeting
with a pot luck lunch at noon.
The afternoon session will be
under the direction of Miss Fem
from Montana State College. Miss
Fem will instruct the group in
different types Of recreation for
schools, P. T. A. and home and
school partiels.
Any one interested in this type
of in-service training is cordially
invited to take part in the after
noon session.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
PFC ALVIN NELSON
TAKES PART IN
ARMY

Wertheim, Germany (AHTNC)
Pfc. Alvin c. Nelson, son OF
Mrs. Agnes Nelson, 615 Second
Ave, Sc, Sidney, Mont, recent
ly participated with the SIND
Medical Detachment, In Exercises
Free Play, a large-scale Seventh
Army field training exercise in
Germany.
Nelson, a medical -aidman in
the detachment, was stationed at
Fort Sam Houston, Tex, before
arriving In Europe in August
1858.
The 24-year-old soldier was
graduated from Glenham Is. c.
High School in 1852. His wife,
Kaye, Is with him in Germany.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
MRS. HATTIE LOKEN
HONORED BY ASSESSORS
OFFICE FORCE

Mrs. Hattie Loken was guest
of honor at a coffee party and
handkerchief shower given by the
Assessors office force Friday, Feb.
81, for Court House employees.
Mrs. Loken just completed four
years as County Treasurer, and is
retiring after II years in the
Treasurer's Office.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

Chevy showed the best brakes of the
leading low-priced three in a test of
repeated stops at highway speeds con-
Quoted and certified by NASCAR'.
Chevy also won over the other two in
a NASCAR economy run-with the
highest gas mileage for 6's and V8's at
cruising speeds Of just over IS miles
an hour.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

Here's a car that knows how to get
the most out of a gallon. And it's the
only a in its field to bring you
hydraulic valve lifters in all popular
engines-6 and vs.. This means
smoother, quieter performance for you.
There are many other advances just
as fundamental as the efficiency of
Chevroiet's engines and the depend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

ARL., N.-A solid brick Colonial in
vexc. N. Arl location: 3 bedrms.
and 2 full baths, encl. porch: full
ibSmt: with rec. rm.: sep. din. rm.
and hrepl. in liv. rm. Within walk
ing distance to bus, grade school
FHA APPRAfsED ' AT Sis.S00
WITH ONLY 81 800 DOWN. LURiA
BROS. REALTORS, ia. 7-S500,
2O4S Wilson blvd
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Apartment Property
Wanted
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

OFFICE, l4x2O. with picture win
dow. Ideal for cabin or hunting
lodge. In nice cond.: removable.
500. ia. 7.O63S.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

LAWYER DESIRES space in law
ONCE, some use Of library, limited
secretarial help. Box 1851, Star
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REAL ESTATE XII. S-l21O
MINED. OCCUPANCY, OF LOAN
40 Falls Church - Contemp,
split-level; 3 b.r.. 21a baths, den,
mod. kit, carport, picture win
DOW overlooking woods; mid-E0s.
OWNER. JE. 2-50S5.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, Virginia
King 8-2320
Lee Highway (Rte. 29-21D
Fairfax. Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
U. s. 1 at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 703-Gypsy 4-609C
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NORTH ARLINGTON

An older home which needs a little
work by the do-it-yourselfer. This
home offers a wonderful challenge
to remodeling: 3 bedrooms, oil hot
water heat, separate dining room
and completely modern kitchen
with built-in equipment. An ex-
cellent value at S13,500.
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GOOD SENSE

A 0G4N0c
Would seem to dictate a call n,
US as specialists, for many Years
IN land. acreage and farms We
nave what you want amongst our
many listings, or we find il for
you. impossible to advertise them
~ ACRES, good level land, 400
ieet hard road; $500, terms. NV
% ACRES. Seneca Greek, close In:
1880 per acre. '-'
12o-ACRE farm. near Rte. 240 IN.
terchange; long hard road: 9-rm-
mouse, large barn and outbuild.
lngs: In soil bank; S45, 900.
% ACRES with $4,000 worth of
improvements, half mile county
road frontage; S25, 900,
o5-ACRE FAMILY HOME, 4 he'd
rooms, den, "a baths, pond; SIO.-
UUO cash required.
Zlo-ACRB farm and one of Mont.
eomerys best. S-room main home,
modern tenant houses, barn and
oontpuildings in good condition:
$3.50 per acre.
ROMER q CO., REALTORS
400 sN. Frederick. Gaithersburx
WI. S-9O92 or Waverly 6-2233
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
blS3 Lee Highway KE. S-635(

LOOKING FOR A BAR
CAMP Only $1,000 down
will buy this three bedroom
home in North Arlington.
Living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, two
baths, pine-paneled rec.
room, loads OF storage and
look at this, two air condi-
TONERS, washer-drier and
Grapes included. You must
hurry on this one. IA. g.
1850, ATLAS REALTY CO.,
475l Lee highway (corner
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MILITARY PERSONNEL

Convenient to Pentagon. Navy Annex
and TT Belyoir is this Immaculate
3 bedroom Semidetached in Alex
andria. Featuring "a baths. full
basement with recreation room
Cleanliness is the keynote to this
charmer for only Sl4,950. Large
Gil loan can be assumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

LAKE BANCROFT has many
beautiful homes, but this,
we believe is the finest.
Brand sparkling new. Gus
tom-built, big bedrooms
A lead to balcony overlook
ing the lake,, fabulous 90
#. living room, 40-ft. fam
lily room, both overlook your
own private beach and dock,
and still another 35-ft. rec.
room. Planned and designed
to accent the heavily
wooded lot. It's a home of
distinction that is for
person who appreciates the
best. BY appointment, call
IA. 5-1550, ATLAS REALTY
CO., 4751 Lee highway
corner Glebe rd.)
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ASSUME 4Isee loan at sos mo-, Z
de luxe finished bsmt. plus guest
rm., ! "a baths, beaut. kit, 2OO-ft
fenced yard, like new cond
Sl7,0b0, flex, dn. payment, vii
trade Call ia. 7-02b0, mickey
REALTY,
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FARMS
CHARLES H. JAMESON


70 su. 4. ei 50n.I mod, M sgppgalcw. new
dairy barn and siIo, 5 A. woods,
lake, streams, high scenic plateau.
200 feet In length, ideal for
airstrip. long frt. Rte, rs, approx.
mi. TO Co. capitol, $4,000
liz A. DAMASCUS ESTATE
o,rm. frame house, bath, semi mod,
XII. 20sstall dairy barn, silo.
misc; hides, 2 streams, Is A.
wooded, balance crops and grass,
B. G.: a. saoiiG 5t; Co. rd' ~ mi:
90 A. Fred. Co. farm: broom
house; bath, mod. kit. fun bsmt.:
slate roof, new septic tank. 90.
COW barn new. silo: u mi. hard
Td:, frtgs excel View ~ mi. N.
FREQ Sle,95O. Is down.
1855 A. Fred Co. dairy farm: 30
GOV ~; e. barn w/cleaner? silos;
box 90 barn. S-rm, c.-hall house;
MOI mo,n; XII, bath: hldgs. Newly
grass 10 a. WOODS ssdsab Ssl go esop, S sHs
grass: mi. frt. Rte. I5 and D
other rds.: 10 mi. n, Fred: lease,
$3.50 mo-; $4,000. Terms.
200 4. River I'd. farm: 6-rm. house;
cattle barns; fertile land with
streams. mi. frt. River road. mi.
irt. Gao Canal; lease, $1,000 per
yr. Price, S325 per a. u cash.
3l6 A.; Stock or dairy farm: Dick
erson- Sugar Loaf Mt, area: 8 sets
o. bldRS.: main house, 10 rms,
IA baths: 3 tenant houses: 4
BARNS; sew. streams: 9 mi. nd
rd. frt.; S32b DER q. May sell in
parcels. V cash.
20 A.; remodeled 5-rm. house
modern kit, dining Im., living
im.,. hedrms., new hath, part
psmt., full attic: horse and cattle
oarn' acres excellent sod. bal
anee wooded; several springs, good
ssna,n S'OO0-ft. county road
cluded, Ideal camp or doH e'i ks se-
mel site. $4,000; terms. $4,000
D A.: 3-bedrm. Cape Cod: mod hit
liv. rm., dinette, how'd ia mil
6smt;, oil heat. $1,000. Terms.
5. A. clarksburg domestic; 3OO-ft
I'd. frt.; nm. bsmt.: well elee
pump unusual view; owner iii.
2S5 acres. Mr.. Rockville. q dwell.
a
lush BLUEGRASS, As a. wooded. miIs
road frontage. Excel. topography,
Zoneo 10000 so. #. ready for dew
NAY ne sold as two parcels At
Sl'OOO per acre Terms.
20 A. S-rm. house: bath, o.h,-wh:
mod kit, q bedrms., tile a., full
s.IIie: iull hsmt.; horse barn;
stream; orchard: garden; woods:
81. grass 81 mi. b. c. S23' 000'
Terms. $4,000 cash. OOO'
3 A: Rockville; 5-rm. bunaalov.
moo. kit, hv. rm. with firepi.'
hedrms.: hardwood d, tiled
path; oil heat; 2 marketable BLDG
lots worth $1,000 ca. SI9,750.
cHAs. \. JAMESON. REALToR
POOLESVILLE, MD.
Phone 301-DI. 9-3262
CHARLES ELGIN, DI. 9o3372
KELVIN WADE, ~ S-06Is
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SUPERB ESTATE

25 ACRES and a fabulous lO6-ft
custom; built rambling brick home
Three large bedrooms, 2h baths,
spacious living rooms, 35-ft,
paneled clubroom. family sized
dining room. Solarium and spa
cious terrace. slate roof. An all
brick guest cottage with separate
servants quarters and two-car
club. Ideal for entertaining and
gracious living. Just AS minutes
to Washington. Price, $4,000,
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ASSUME large 4hss FIRST, Excep,
AZ slS SStSpA HE Sfiso%RSRRE P ToT
large liv, rm., separate din, rm,, d
nlce-sised bedrms', full bsmt. with
FINISHED REC. ROOM. Low cash
down = MONTHLY PAYMENTS
LESS THAN RENT For full de-
tailt, call ia. 5000, METzLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

1901 Brookfield Plaza
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood 4-8600
931 North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson $4,000
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, virginia
South $500
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YEONAS REALTY

YECNAS REALTY
IA. 8-2100.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY in these
beaut. new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
ramblers in delightful Fairfax set
ting Fully equipped kit, open
iron ornamented stair-well to
beaut. ground-level bsmt. with pic
ture windows and fireplace: Ia-
acre lots. S24.950; excel. financ-
ing Consult TINKLE PROPER
TIES. INC. ia. 5-l207.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY-Be-
lieve 1t or not, but this home is
on a lot 24O #. front by 1877 deep;
3-bedroom rambler with attached
2-car garage, Falls Church area
Owner transferred and has priced
All city utilities. Assume large
4Hco LIST trust. Excellent terms.
ARFAX REALTY, INC, JE.4-490O.
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LAKE JEWELLERS = Quaiity-con.
structed, flve-bedroom, 312-batt
rambler in desirable Lake Bar
croft. Terrific kitchen, dining
room, two fireplaces, daylight
basement, finished family room
lovely wooded lot; S34,950. JE
4-22SS. PARKER. SMITH &.
DONNELL, REALTORS.
McLEAN-Cape Cod. 4 bedrms.,
baths, all GE kit, screened porch,
full bsmt., la-acre lot: 9 blks.
school. Immed. occup. By OWNER,
S22,950. Ell. $1,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARLINGTON, N. Si7,9bO, $1,000
q T%si, fuiI s Ssmt D''s Screened porch Sef
wooded lot: mr.. schools and buses
Like new cond. No agents. JE
Evening star., 1959-12-22

. $2.40 Walkers Adcets Limit 4 S1.5s
. Blake Super vi. Caps, 1905 S1.5s
Q Blake Th''ap'0fIe M Tabs, 1905, $4.49
SS.25 Ayerst clU.ivo Cops. Limit 2 $5,06
. $1.50 SKI F.o.oI 1ob,-------Iimit 96c
D S5.95 GeFit0l TobIst,. Ioo.-Iimit2 2 $3.50
D White Mol Iron TobIets Regular Limit 2 E1.21
Q Meads Poy-N-SoI RegUor H., !, GO 00
Drops Sa4o V6'VS
. $40 Value, RybvfoI Cops, s6S'. $3.50
o S3.29 MeadS Tri-Vi-sol Drops Limit 2 S1,92
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29
East Berlin
Bars Bishop

BERLIN. Oct. 20 (AP).-
Bishop Otto Dibelius, head of
the Evangelical Gutheran)
Church in Germany, has been
barred from further activity in
East Berlin, a Communist news
paper reported today.
The 79-year-old church lead
er has been under fire from
the Communists for saying
Christians are not bound to
obey Communist laws.
He was scheduled to preach
In Communist East Berlin this
Sunday, as he does regularly on
the first Sunday of each month.
But the bishop had a 2-hour
talk yesterday with East Berlin
Mayor Waldemar Schmidt.
THE Mayor told him that as
long as Dibelius maintains his
point of view, he has himself
removed the basis for further
activity in democratic Berlin, /"
the Berliner Zeitung, an East
Berlin newspaper, reported.
The Communists charge that
the bishops viewpoint amounts
to open encouragement to dis
order. He has explained that
Christians resistance to Com
munist law need not have any
outward manifestation.
Despite the reported ban, the
bishop went to East Berlin
today for the regular weekly
meeting Of the leadership of the
Berlin = Brandenburg Diocese.
No attempt to stop him was re-
ported.
Bishop DibeliuS has a long
record of opposition to Nazism
and communism. He already
has been barred from the
hinterland of Communist East
Germany, where most of his
flock lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29
Rugged N, Etc.,
Poses Question
Of Different Type

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (ap).-
Amid the controversy over
rugged television quiz shows
and the use Of canned applause
and other deceptive practices,
the following letter appeared
in yesterdays New York Post:
with the new policy of re-
vealing the acknowledgements
techniques Of preparing TV
shows, may we expect the fol-
lowing introduction:
Ladies and gentlemen, we
present the President of the
United States, who will read a
speech prepared by a group of
staff writer's. This program is
completely unrehearsed and the
President has not seen the
manuscript he will read prior
to this broadcast"
The letter was signed, 90. 3.
Shaw"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29
Old ART Found
IntShed Valued
Al STA Million

LONDON. Oct. 20 (AP).-
Five grime-covered paintings
found in a ramshackle shed in
Ireland today were declared to
be old masters worth more than
a million dollars.
The paintings, said London
art expert David Carritt, are by
the 18th century artist Fran
cesco Guard.
Mr.. Carritt and Godfrey
Merton, son Of the treasurer of
the Royal Art Society and
brother Of artist John Merton,
called the canvases one Of the
greatest artistic finds Of the
century.
II would estimate" said Mr..
Carritt, that these pictures
sold together might fetch more
than 100000 pounds $780,
000)." But, he added, nothing
comparable with them has ever
been on the market"
Piled In Dublin Shed
-Fhe< significance of this find
is huge. immense" said Francis
Watson, deputy director Of the
Wallace collection and one Of
the foremost authorities on
Guard in Britain. 1T Is the
most important discovery Of
18th century painting for a very
long time"
Mr.. Carritt discovered the
pictures piled in a shed Of an
old house in Dublin two years
ago. He bought them for Mr..
Merton. at what he described
as "a very fair price," and kept
their existence : secret until
satisfied that they were au-
VAASAAOAS GudIuAS.
They had apparently been
brought from an Irish man
sion, where they had been
taken at the beginning of the
18th century by a nobleman
newly returned from a tour Of
the continent" Mr.. Carritt
said.
The pictures were painstak-
tngly stripped Of two centuries
OF varnish and restored.
Right All Along"
There were days when I
felt I might have made a mis-
take" Mr.. Carritt recalled.
Slowly the realization dawnef
that I had been right all
along. =
Only In the last stages of
restoration were the pictures
shown to approved authorities.
who were highly enthusiastic /"
Guard. who lived from 1872
to 1879. excelled at Venetian
paintings. He was a pupil of
Canaletto and followed his
style so closely that his pictures
frequently are attributed to his
celebrated master. The pupiIs
work is notable for a spirited
touch and sparkling color.
The flve paintings discovered
IN Dublin are believed to be
illustrations Of the 18th GEN.
tury Italian epic poem by
Torquato Tasso, Jerusalem
Liberated"
Mr.. Merton indicated he NAV
show the pictures at the Royal
Academy exhibition this winter.
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fIlLAsE. k,ARYlAAiD
4 CHAPLIN STREET SIC.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
BY SHE1LAH GRAHAM


HOLLYWOOD Shirley Temple Is taking
singing lessons in San Francisco from the vocal
coach who trained Johnny Mathis. Shirley will
headline new series in the fall-a musical
show. She'll be in Hollywood May 6 for the
Emmy awards
Frank Sinatra will headline the biggest TV
show of all time this autumn-a 120-minute
monumental feature Of 20 of show-biz's great
est productions and stars on ABC-TV Mi
chael Rennie's version of The Third Man in
the nv series makes him more the adventurer,
less the unmitigated scoundrel -. The April
Chevy show was Dinah Shores 5OOth telecast.
Lana Turner joins Dinah next Sunday and will
sing and dance-Lana's first TV show since her
appearance two years ago with Bob Hope :.
Dale Robertson passed the third-year milestone
Of his Tales of Wells Fargo TV series, just re-
newed for another year. Dale owns so per cent
of the series
ABC is after Gale Storm for a series of musi-
cal speetaculars in addition to her regular COM
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Hollywood Report
Singing Lessons For Shirley

edy series next fall She'll sing everything from
rock n roll to opera. Handyman Chuck Con-
nOrs Of TVS The Rifleman IL busy Building
these days. Connors go far has built tive pool
houses near the swimming peol, giant slide into
the water for his kids and is now knocking down
the walls of the main house to add huge den.
No help, just Chuck, wood, hammer and nails.
Says it relaxes him. George Montgomery was his
instructor.
Gene Barry will leave his Bat Masterson
derby and hat in Hollywood when he travels to
London this summer to star in tive spectaculars
on NBC-TV for producer Sidney Box Gene will
also play a week at the Palladium-and receive
$35,000 for the package. . Bob CUP, star of
breakdown, has wife Nancy Culp as his leading
lady in coming segment he wrote for the series.
Tommy Sands lost out on $4,000 Play
house 80 Job when he accepted a bid to make a
Today tour of Australia. Tommy'S fans down
under have been after him for years. On the
set of the Danny Thomas show, Charles CoBurn
confded to Danny his formula for keeping
active Cigars and goats milk"l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

wire does fine job and am not complaining,
but please tell me what the mixup Is
Also, If wrote to this program to tell them
to let Penny marry JEFF Baker, for heavens sake,
would 1t do any good? All.
The part tDas held open for Miss Burr for
many months, but the long recovery necessary
ffolloiCing an injury and illness made 1t
necessary to replace her permanently
Write for heaUen's sdkei
Would you please answer in your TeleVue
Mailbag whether Guido Panzani of the Jack
Paar show is Pat Harrington jr. wonderP
E. w.
He u.s.
watch wrestling every week on WTTG-5
and l would like to know where can obtain
pictures of the United States Tag Team champs,
Don Curtis and Mark levin?
Andy X.
Write to Promoter Vince Mcmahon in care
OF Capitol Arena, Fourteenth and W streets NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

On the daytime serial, AS the World Turns.
for months they have said, Due to the illness
Of Ann Burr, the part of Claire etc Now I
see the regular list of characters has Nancy
Wickwires name after the part Nancy wick
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TeIeVue MaiIbaq

This Is your chance to sound of-and
TV Critic Bernie Harrison igtH do his best
to anstuer questions. Please keep letters
briet. Pen names tOil be used II desired
Was the movie Blind Alley" made twice?
! saw it once with William Holden and Lee j.
Cobb. l saw it again last month with Ralph
Bellatny, Chester Morris and Ann Dvorak
Why was it made again with a different
east7
Mrs. Loire Grimes
"Blind Alley" ,oas originally filmed By
Columbia Pictures in 1889 under that title
aith the Bellamy- Morris DuordE cast In 1913,
It tbus remade as "The Dark Past"-tor money,
OF course.
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St. Anthony Garden
Club Met Monday

st. Anthony Hill Garden Club
met Monday night at the home OF
Mrs. Estelle Dorsey, 794 Aurora
Av. A continuance Of the work.
shops was the order Of business
A demonstration was given by
Mrs. Teretha Bledsoe on how tc
make Christmas stockings Of nylon
net; hat pin cushions Of gingham
and styrofom, bedroom slippers
out Of wash cloths and gingham
shocked aprons. Mrs. Margaret
Moore gave a demonstration and
instructions on how to make dec.
GRATED Christmas trees out Of sty-
rofom and Mrs. Mary Green gave
instructions on making fancy pot
holders.
Because of lack Of attendance
election Of officers will be COM
pleted at next meeting which will
be November 16, with Mrs. Ethel
Williams as hostess at her home,
1888 st. Anthony Av.
The various workshops have
been very interesting and instruc-
tive, demonstrating a number OF
handcrafts that viii help solve
Christmas giving problems.