Two for One Aprons From One Yard Pattern 7408
Budget bright aprons folded from a single yard of 35 inch fabric. Each color yields two aprons with bias binding to reduce hems. Send thirty-five cents and write plainly name address and style number UMBER to Household Arts Department PPL Front Street W Toronto.
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NHL Opens 1962-63 Season with Leafs in Chicago
The 1962-63 NHL season began October 10 in Chicago where Toronto Toronto Maple Leafs defeated Chicago to end last season with the Stanley Cup. Montreal, Boston, New York, Detroit also opened on October 10 with home games and the schedule runs 24 Saturdays and numerous weekday games through March 24. The All-Star Game is set for October 6 in Toronto. pocket schedules are available from the information bureau in Montreal.
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Save the Orphans Campaign Sparks Domestic Drama
A fading socialite Gloria plans a precarious campaign to save refugee babies, while husband Tom values his independence and a quiet life. Their clash over motherhood, careers, and affection unfolds in a cluttered home as a child arrives. The narrator notes Gloria’s ambitions, Tom’s ego, and a fragile balance in a glamorous but troubled marriage.
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Gioria
Fowler
Woure Dame
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Ange
Benny Goodman to headline basement diplomacy in Moscow
Benny Goodman bound for Moscow as jazz ambassador with Satchmo Armstrong. The basement conferences aim to win Soviet hearts by showcasing open improvisation and Western artistic freedom. Jazz seen as a bridge to youth, challenging rigid socialist realism and one party rule.
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Gershwin
Mr. Goodman
Asia
Dave Brubeck
Middle East
Milt Jackson
Europe
Skagerrak
Gulf of Guinea
Kilgallen on Censorship and Newspaper Rights
Dorothy Kilgallen notes that weekly papers face tighter space limits and must resist policing reader demands. An out of town reader cries censorship over a column not run in her city paper, but editors decide what to print for appeal, taste, and legality.
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Hollywood
Try and Stop Me by George Allen
A humorous anecdote recalls Navy coach delaying his team’s train in Baltimore after the Army victory so fans at Annapolis could greet them first. Allen praises the move, while his wife quips he would have left the team in Baltimore. In Essex County, England, a tourist brags of a large donation to a village church, only to hear a sceptical rector note its long history.
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