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LItIs' ,LlLA ?. DIED az her resldence

sa5 Juniper a. nv. Wasbingts9
y c. LULA \. LUCAS. SuryiySg X,
three daughters Mrs Marie Srhfor,
der oi Richmond Va Mrs Fihcl L
Hawkes. OF Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.
GLADYS ] Agee Of Washlngton. %
c. eight grandchildren. ~ grrAi,
grandchildren three grrat.gfrai
lfanfehildren Remains resting aI
the Josenh W RIliry Funeral Home
go md Marshall u'a. Richmond Va
Nnrfo funeral services ALL be hold
a. ON Tue dag February Ia
lh',fWfu' Forest tAWn Cemrtrfy
Richmond Va
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LAWSON. WILSON c.. sr. OF Wash.

lngton, D. G, on February D, 1893
father Of Wilson c. Lawson, ir,
brother OF Mrs. Rhea Bunting. Mrs
Pearl Haffner and CLYDE W. Lawson
Services at Chambers Georgetown
Funeral Home. 30i2 M st. NV, or
Wednesday, February 10. at IO.II
am lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery 10
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DENT. ANNE, On sunday February

To- ih63, ANSiE bEST Of SSi6i
William Lancaster sidney Dent.
Mrs Frances wallace lee Dent and
Miss Edna Dent She also leave
seven grandchildren and other rela 3.
tiyes and friends Friends may call
Tuesday February ~ between 4
and. 10 pm AZ the funeral home
Sc Requiem mass will BE- sung on
"wednesday February l3 a. the 81
John Church Clinton, Nd Inter.
ment church cemetery Family AZ
! 504 u a. Sc
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WILLIAMS, MARY A. on Sunday.
February 10. 1853, MARY A. WILL
LtAMS Of 5SI5 1th st NV Notice
OF funeral later. Arrangements by
Jarvis
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MCNAMARA, MARGARET L. on sa'

lax Hospital. MARGARET L, Nc
NAMARA Of 1i"2 Patrick Henry
dr. Falls Church, Va, wife OF the
late Edgar L. Mcnamara, mother oi
Edward l.. Mcnamara and Mrs
Kathryn A. Lehman, sister of Mrs
vived by four grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Friends may cal
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S41
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. where
funeral services will be held on
Tuesday, February y. at / am.
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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conducting graveSide service al
Fort Lincoln Cemetery for our late
brother, WILLIAM A. FLEISHER
as a courtesy TO Tyrian Lodge, No
g25, Buffalo, N. Y.
GEORGE C. WEISS, W. NJ.
HARMON G WEI CH Spcv
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nus, JonN 7. 2n ,g..,s. ,ss.slgrdsl EeDru;
HOLMAN. MISS AUGUSTA. on Sun

day FEBRUARY lO 1898. at Calvert
Nd MISS AUGUSTA HOLMAN OF
North Beach Nd, sister OF John
Also survived hy several nfpcpg and
nephcgs Frirnds may call AT thr
3 u Hines Co Funeral Home POO
ll'h ~ nV. after . M Monday.
FcDfuufy ~ parking farilItlrsr
Prayer from The above funeral homo
on Wednesdh5 February I. at d.
am thence 70 mo Shrine Uf tIr
Mos Blessed Sacrament CaiH1I.a
thufth. WrsIsrn ave. and gur.ada
" m. whore me holy EarFIfIrl
Of ne mass Will 0p offered N D.
g,ls,,1is2lr, g13 i2r the Tspo.e q ncr oq
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LANG, MABEL G. On Saturday. Feb
ruary .. 1868, MABEL G. LANG
OF 34O9 Quebec st. NV, beloved wife
OF Edward J. Lang, mother OF
Norman S. Lang and Mrs Virginia
L. Seaton and sister Of Mrs. Hazel
S. Duncan of Rochester, N. Y. Also
Friends are invited to call at the
BetheSda-Chey Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda
Md, after pm. Sunday, February
10, where services will be held on
Tuesday, February II. at > pm
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. IL
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NORWOOD. WILMA MOSES. On Sun

DAY, FebfUHTY 10 IWU1, al hpl
residence 1904 30 ST. NV Remain,
Home, B2l Florida ave. NV. Notice
OF funeral later.
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LEE. JOHN s. on Sunday, February
-, 1858. JOHN s. LEE of 1869
! MPIidlan nj u w Nnti ice Of In

1t FENht' hDNIN n, On Saturday,
February o, 1868, at the Tiff Nurs-
X Ks IL "F FEVRE " Of d0riG9 ios cs Cedar EDWiN sye
Fairfax, Va, husband OF the late
Pauline lie Fevre, brother of Ben
and Robert lie Feyre Funeral serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, Feb
Tuary II, at ! am. at Truro
Episcopal Church Chapel. Fairfax,
Va Interment Fairfax Cemetery
Friends may call at the Everly
Funeral Home, PA West Main ST
Fairfax Va.
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Draths
WIGHT, MILDRED 4. on FRIDAY,

February /, 1883, MILDRED 4
WIGHT CNONIEl Of 500 Domer
ave Takoma Park, Nd. beloved
OF Donald r and Richard p Wight.
Also survived by six grandchildren
Friends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home, 1900 Rhode Island ave, a.
Eastern ave. n e., where services will
be held on Tuesday, February -,
at 10 am Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Glenwood Gene.
terry Visiting hours Sunday and
Monday 2 to 4 pm. and : TO . . m.
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1fatha

DoRE. THOMAS t. on Saturday, Feb
ruary ., 1903, at his residence -s04
Chillum rd.. west Hyattsville, Md,
THOMAS T.. DoRE, the beloved
husband q the late os Mary ,cSooneyy
Edward j, Dore, He also Is survived
by two grandchildren. Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
414S Wisconsin ave. NV" on
Wsdnssday SsaIom Fg6TgsrS Sass T. jonr at ats ibs
Baptist De La Sale Church, Chillum
and Sergent rds, Chillum, Md, at
o am. lnterment Mount olivet
Cemetery. IL"
DRUM, PEARL o. Formerly of S17
Otis pl. NV, on February S, 1903,
sister Of Harry L. Drum, aunt OF
Ralph l.. Drum, Remains at Cham
Sers EiT FHpeTSl wi,I.,gsy; Hone; AZ dlth s.
at llS30 am. Services and interment
Glenwood Cemetery at IL noon.
EDWARDS, GoRMAN b. on Friday,
February 8, 1853, at Leland Memo
rial Hospital, GORMAN B. Ed
WARDS OF Burtonsville, Md. beloved
husband OF Marguerite II, Edwards,
father Of George H., Ecker, Marian
3. Edwards and brother Of Joseph
W. George NJ. and Leonard B. Ed
wards. There also are fourteen
grandchildren, Friends may call at
the Takoma Funeral Home .254
Carroll ST. NV. parking oppositel
after, pm; Sunday. where services
will be held on Tuesday, February
Cemetery, Burtonsville. Md. ii
FINLEY. EUGENE. on Friday. Feb
ruary 3 1868 EUGENE FINLEY OF
are other relatives and many friends.
Funeral on Thursday, February IA,
az pm, at Bethel A. NJ. E.
Church, Palatka, Fla, Interment St.
Joseph Cemetery; Cemetery; Local arrange
FLEISHER, WILLIAM A.. On Sunday
Will WILLIAM oeH 4 'Ef FLE1sHER. sSsihss'f belo1edi Mei
husband Of Ila d, Fleisher. He is
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Sara
s. Green OF Washington, d. G.. and
a. step daughter, Miss Helen E Sims
Of the home address and two sisters.
two grandchildren and two great
Grandchildren. numerous nieces and
nephews Services at the s. II
Hines Co Funeral Home 29oi l4th
at ll;30 am Parking facilities)
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
FLEISHER. WILLIAM A, Members OF
a Bethesda Lodge, No 2OI,
" n: n e.: !. !. e.: IS: i:
" 1868, for the purpose OF
conducting graveSide service at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery for our late
brother, WILLIAM A. FLEISHER.
as a courtesy to Tyrian Lodge, No.
g25, Buffalo, N. Y.
GEORGE c. WEISS, W. M
HARMON c. WEIGH, Seey.
GARDNER, MAUDE ELSIE. on Friday
February s, 1868. at Doctors Hos
pital, MAUDE ELSIE GARDNER OF
532 10th st. NV, daughter OF
E Maude Gardner and sister OF
Allison II. Gardner. Friends may
call at Gavlers Chapel, Wis ave
at Harrison st u W LnarklnR ON
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ruary !. 1868, PREsToN O. RUSS
Of 1919 T 81, NV devoted huS-
band OF Dorothy ]. Russ and brother
OF LOUIS e, Russ, Also surviving
are his nteces. nephews, other rela-
tiYeS and many friends. After 4
pm. Monday, February II, friends
are invited 10 call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1870 nth St NV
Services will be held at | p.m., al
the John Wesley A NJ E Zion Meth.
StS. NV Dr. F Frankiin .IaeSson
officiating Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery CaSkct will not
be opened after services II
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MCCAIN, WILLIS ~ On Mondayy,
Hospital WILLIS NJ. MCCAIN Of
235n Ontario rd. NV. beloved hus-
band OF Helena Belle Mccain. Also
surviving are his mother Addie
Mccain; one sister. Edna Wedding
ton two brothers, two nieCes OF
Charlotte, N. c.; host OF other
relatives and friends Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 3Ol5 10Th st. ne. No
llrn Of lnnnrnl laInr
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- -. members OF ST. THOMAS
dINNM Ladies Auxiliary No "a.
M &EN and District Auxiliary, No.
INEEW >, knights OF st. John, are
SW notified of the death Of
w our late sister, MARY CAR
TER BROWN. A call meeting. z
pm, February l2. 1868. at the
Better Funeral Home, 1903 Walter
pl. sc.
FORNIA Platter. Aux. Pres.
SADIE P. GREENE, Dist. Pres.
EVELYN HOWELL. Rec. Secy.
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IONEs, LUCY ,. In ioving memory III

LLWIs, AMELIA. In loving memory OF
9uI Gear mother and sister. AMELIA
LEVI -, who passed away seventeen
years ago today February m, 1910
We have only memory. Dear
Mother,
we cherish our whole life through.
bu! the sweetness will live forever
ana We treasure the memory OF
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WILLIAM A. Members OF
Bethesda Lodge, No. 2O4,
A. F. a. A. M, are re-
queSted to assemble at the
Hines Funeral Home, 1901
l4th st. NV. at IL am.
Tuesday, February IL,
1868, for the purpose OF
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Dratha
MARsTIN, RUBY VIOLA. OF 3

MARSTIN, RUBY VIOLA. or 1914
10Th ave. Sc, on February 9, 1858,
wife OF Col. Charles P. Marstin
Also survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Edna SchWeitzer OF Norfolk, Va,
and Mrs, Mona Hodge OF silver
Spring, Md; one brother, Mr. Edwin
Day OF Kansas City, Mo Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7
lth ST. sc, on Wednesday, Febru-
ary 10, at 10 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. II
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LOyEDALE J. LEWIS EfAHa
ysAsCkSs.QH oDELL LEWIS Too

MADISON, STEPHEN :. In iovi,g
memory OF our dear father fsfher-
ln-laN and grandfather. BTFPHFN
MADISON who "a gsed away tW0
''Hfs agO. February ~, 1881
me say that time heals al soFrou
ana helps one 20 forget.
you are not forgotten,
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CHASE MARTHA A. On Sunday Feb.
CARR JOSEPH; 9glnS, On Saturday g Fe6rg;

airy o. 1868, JOSEPH CARR Of 1903
Biltmore 81 NV. beloved husband
els Yates, Mrs. Charles Stewart and
Edward Carr OF Philadelphia. Pa
Funeral from the James T. Ryan
Funeral Home. 3l7 Penna ave. Sc,
on Wednesday, February 49, at $50
am Requiem mass at St. Paul S
Church at . am, Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery IL
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ruaTy 3, 1868, HILDA BRIGHT OF
1904 Ontario I'd. NV, devoted
sister OF Mrs. Mary Jordan, William
and Raymond Bright. Also SurviV-
ing are other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Monday. Feb
ruary IL, friends are invited to call
al the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920
9th st. NV, where services will be
held on Tuesday, February II, at
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 7,lO,I1
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qTy" y1Sry I 1873, FW' JOHN IN RoD5ddfERsI i5df IVD q
Viola Rodgers, father OF John, IT,,
RAYMOND, Thomas, joseph, Robert
Beverly and Patricia Rodgers son
OF Stanley Rodgers and also sur
vived by six sisters, one brother
cali AZ pearsnn'e Fnnerai HnmS IsS
North Washington st., Falls Church
Va where services will be held on
Tuesday, February IL, at 10 an
lnterment Oakwood Cemetery! II
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HER LOVING DAUGHTER. HAZEL
CARTWRTGHT. Am EAAairfi " v -

HNhHI'' WILLIAM T. IN loving mem.
9Ty oi my dear husband, WILLIAM
HARRIS who deDarted this lie
iwo years ago today, February III,
1861.
The stars are brightly shining
Upon silent grave.
In II lies a loved one
/ loved but could not save.
In my heart your memory fingers.
SWeetly, tenderly fond and true.
Ihere Is not a day. My Darling,
DO not think OF you
YOTTR nUFNfn tuTtaus
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ROACH. SYLVESTER MORAN. On sun
day, February 10, 1868, at the
GaIyert County Hospital sYLyES'
Nd. brother OF Mrs Louise Magill
OF Suitland, Md, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brosmer OF HyattSville. Nd, and
James NJ Roach of Benedict Nd
Funeral from the HUNT Funeral
Home waldorf. Nd, on Wednesday
Mass will be offered OF ST. Francis
De SALES Church, Benedict, Md at
10 am. Interment ST. Mary'S Gene
terry, Bryantown, Md. Rosary Tues
day at : pm. IL
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q SUGARF0oT.
Western. / Hour. Will Hutchins stars.
tRepeat)
q H00TENANNY.
Folk music. Hour. From the Univer-


sity of Arizona with the New christy
MinstreIs, minus Randy Sparks, Mike
Settle and Stu Ramsey.
q JACKIE GLEASON SHOW.
comedy-variety. l Hour.
$50 On JOEY BISHOP SHOW.
Comedy. Color. With the nurse on va
cation and the baby sitter sick, Joey
and Ellie consider taking a chance on
Json tJoe Besserl as a substitute.
q THE LAWMAN.
Western THE Big Hat" John RUSSELL
(Repeat.l
q LAWRENCE WELK SHOW.
Music. Hour. With regulars Norma
thinner and the Lennon Sisters.
q THE NEW PHIL SILvERS SHOW.
Comedy. The boss catches Harry (S-
vers) promoting turtle race and taking
bets on the outcome-against company
rules. Evelyn Patrick mrs. Phil SiIVers)
guest stars.
900 q SAT. NIGHT At THE MOVIES.
Approx. 2 Hours, IS Minis Color "The
Tall Men," 1855. Clark Gable, Jane
Russell and Robert Ryan.
q BOURBON STREET BEAT.
Mystery. Hour INSIDE Man." Rich
ard Long. tRepeat)
0 THE DEFENDERS.
Drama. 1 Hour "The Bagman" At
torneys Lawrence and Kenneth Preston
find that what they thought was a
simple eviction case has unsavoy COM
plications. Howard da Silva and Chester
Morris guest star.
$50 q THE JERRY LEWIS SHOW.
comedy-varlety. Hours of live enter
tainment.
1000 @ THE UNToUcHABLEs.
Crime. Hour. "The Doreen Nancy
Story" Robert Stack (Repeat.)
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opinions are offered as guide to UieDers.
Wide World Of SpOrTaped excerpts Of the japanese ALL
Star baseball game from Tokyo Japan plus high spots
OF the Al-American Soap Box Derby from Akron Ohio
give sports fans variety Of thrills entertainment
today p.mp WMAI-7.
The Lieutenant "A Million Miles From Carv
new dramatic series about life in the peacetime Marine
Corps with Gary Lockwood in the title role and Robert
Vaughn as his captain Tonghts story line involves
private, an old buddy Of the Heuenants, who gets
assigned to the outfit to take advantage of the
friendship Bill Bxby is fine the gold brick, but it's
Carmen Phillips who steals the show as atter-day
Kitty, who runs bstro the Marine camp 1880 pm,
WRC-.
The Defenders-"The Unwanted" Repeat) Good show.
This Is moving legal debate rather complicated
adoption laws. Judge must decide whether the natural
mother the couple who have raised the child should be
given the custody Of Sxyear-od. In lesser hands 1t
would have been pure but presented here
it's absorbing drama. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9.
Joey Bishop Seasons premiere r Television" Uncle
Mtie is hand to help launch Joeys new season. and
their combined export professional timing produces one
hilarious scene Milton gives joey little fathery advice
before joey takes his new son home from the hospital
and it includes tour Of Berries nursery which is well
worth the half hour ColorO $3.50 pm, WRc-4
TOnighfs Movies
$500 WRC CD-saturday Night at the Movies 'en North
Frederick wealthy man, driven into sordd politics by
his ambitious wife, seeks escape in a romance with his
daughters roommate Gary Cooper Suzy Parker, Geral-
dine Fitzgerald Q95S).
1l:OO WTTG (O-Playhouse Five an Old Chicago" Well
done story cenered the great Chicago fire Tyrone
Power, Alice Faye 1889.
I1:lO WRC -Move Four Saturday. 1.-THE Big Lift Story
Story Of the Berlin arft mingled with romantic tale
Montgomery Gift, Paul Douglas (l950).
I1I:l5 WMAL CO-saturday Night Movie Rogue Cop" A
better cops-androbbers yarn with some excellent scenes
Robert Taylor, Janet Leigh, George Raft u9o4).
11:ls wTOP s)-saturday Night Show. Alexander the
Great" Lavish historical spectacle that Just misses being
good film Richard Burton is brilliant in most scenes
Fredric March, Claire Bloom (l956).
Il az AM WTOP (S)-shock 1.-THE Return Of the Vampire
Routine horror film. Bella Lugosi, Nina Foch us4S)
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River Water
SompIing
Plan Urged
BY Al Smith

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 10 (AP)
AN improved water sampling
pattern for the Potomac River
was recommended yesterday by
q Governors committee ex-
ploring means Of coping with
future fish kills IN Chesapeake
Bay and its tributaries.
1t suggested that the office
of the Interstate Commission
on the Potomac River Basin
would be an effective co-ordi-
mating center for such infor-
nation. which 1t said Is vital
to sound management Of the
river.
THE Potomac Is now sam
pied in various ways by many
agencies" the committee said
in q report approved for sub
mission to Gov. Tawes.
1T has been estimated that
about 400 man hours each
week are utilized in such
samplings. These surveys are
diverse, unco-ordinated, and
designed for the needs Of in
dividual agencies. They often
are inadequate for the needs
of management Of this great
river.
1--WE urge that q single OPP
timal pattern for water
sampling in the entire Poto-
mac estuary be designed
through cooperative review by
fall the concerned agencies.
with assistance from compe-
tent photographers, BIOLOGISTS
and engineers.
further, we recommend
that q maximum effort be
made to establish this Inn
proved pattern. It should yield
excellent data which Is eff
GENTLY summarized and dis
tributed to pertinent agencies,
research teams and others.
This pattern can be Of far
greater value in protecting the
river from damage than the
present diverse sampling. and
we believe 1t will be signifi-
cantly less expensive"
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WMAL az - Hoote-
nanny. From Penn State
University, songs by the
Limeliters, Ian and Sylvia,
Richard, Jim and Martha
Schlamme. (Repeat.)
10000, WTTG (5)-Billy Ora
ham Crusade. Video tapped
at Los Angeles.
10000, WMAL (D-Fight OF
the Week. Middleweights
Rubin Carter and Farid
Salim in o 10-round bout
at Civic Auditorium in
Philadelphia.
1900, WTOP (9)--Gunsmoke
Marshal Dillon has the diff
ficult task of escorting to
the gallows q condemned
man who had saved the
marshal's life. (Repeat.)
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FIN Stations

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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontghts top shoOs previeiDed By nv Keys staff,
who attend reedrsdLs match screenings and analyze
scripts In New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to viewers.
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WWDc-i2s0 ke.-1i-AsuF operation.
WEEL-i3iO Ks.-1lhsuF SpsFstISa except
Monday Midnight to 9 IN. Tuesday.
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Saturday, Sunday Q an. To mldnlght.
WEAM-t1So Ke.--1l-AsuR SpsTstisA, except
Sunday mlanight to 5 an. Monday.
WD0N-is4o ke.-Dsyllsht suly.
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WeMs-sIe ke.-Aaanday-satuFdsy $50 an
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WAvA-1so ke.-DayliEht snly.
waVA-ts3e re. Daylight snly.
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WOOK-TV
ChonneI 14)

3:SO-Cartoon Time.
6:OO-Western Theater. Wild
Bill Elliott.
7:0O-News.
7:SO-Adventure Theater.
S:OO-Public Service.
S:SO-One Right Stand.
1O:OO-Topic.
1O:3O-News.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTOP-Baseball. WASH
ington Senators VS.. the
Chicago White Sox.
1888, WOL-Italian Holiday
Pine Cicala presents q va
riety Of Italian American
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

7:O5, WGNfS AMIN $50 Ke.
and 1888 Mc.)-Festival Of
Music. Mehul's La Chase
de Jeune Henri Overture;
Mozart's Piano Sonata No.
II In D and Rachmaninoff'S
Isle Of the Dead. 1915.
1915, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
Opera Stage. Bellini's la
Sonnambula; Wagner's
Tristan and Isolde.
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WORD GAME
Find SO or more words In
BOVOV ACCINE

meaning "a vaccine TOT caIIIe'
Average mark Is 40 words; time
limit, SO minutes.
Rules Of the game. I. Words must be
Of four or more letters. z. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition q
"s,S such as 'bats," eats" are NOT
used. .. Only one form Of WORD IA
used. I. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 INVOLVED
idle, IDOL, indole, hide, noil, node, noel
novel. weld, vein, veil, vend, vine, vile
video, vive, vide. We'd, viol, wolfe, volei
void, oiled, oleln, olive, olden, oven
ovine. lend, lion, lived, lined, lien, lveni
loved, lode, ioin, lone, envoi, evil, devil
dine, dive, dole, done. dove.
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Threat Is Mailed
To Queen, Philip

= DILLINGHAM; ON TEES,
England. Sept. Is (AP).-Po-
lice handwriting experts today
studied four notes threatening
an acid attack on Queen Eliza
beth II and her husband,
Prince Philip.
Authorities said It was i'm
possible Immediately TO say
whether the notes we're written
by the same person. ..
The notes said acid would
be thrown at the royal couple
when they visit this industrial
city october Ia. The notes
were received yesterday by the
city clerk. the Middlesbrough
Evening Gazette, the Darling
ton Northern Echo and the
Imperial Chemical Industries
plant, which the royal couple
will tour.
Last June. a similar threat
was made before q visit by
Queen Mother Elizabeth To
nearby Darlington. Nothing
happened.