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Home for - Aged Resident Wins $16,000
On Television's 164,000 Question'

NEW YORE, (JTA)—A 75-
year-old resident of the Home for
the Aged and Infirm Hebrews
here solved a complex problem
Tuesday night when she won
$16,000 on the television program,
The • $64,000 Question."
Mrs. Mabel Morris, who has
been in this country since 1910
wheti she came here from Great
Britain, had these questions to
ponder- after she won $8,000 the
previous week:
1. Mrs. Morris, wino received
public assistance, must return all
money received in the • last 10
years, if she, like any other client,
suddenly comes into wealth.
2. Her debt for public assist-
ance was $7,000. ,.

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3. The U. S. Treasury would be
looking for $1,540 in taxes.
4. As a result, Mrs. Morris, if
she had won only $8,000, would
be left with a minus $540.
She escaped her dilemma, at
least momentarily, by winning
the $16,000 question, based on
characters from "David Copper-
field." Her category is Charles
Dickens, the great English writer.
How does Mrs. Morris feel
about all this? She says she hasn't
a problem in the world, because
she loves the Home for Aged and
Infirm Hebrew and has no inten-
tion of moving out of the Home,
which she calls "this lavish
hotel."
She added, "When I first went
on the show, I said I was afraid
of failure. I still feel that way.
It's been a wonderful and jolly
experience. After all, I do have
the lovliest place in the world to
come home to."
Next Tuesday evening, Mrs.
Morris will announce whether
she will take the $16,000 or try
for the $32,000 question. Should
she fail to answer and win the
consolation prize of a Cadillac, or
its equivalent of .$5,000, she still
has the , problem of who comes
first, the welfare department or
the income tax people.

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IT TOOK a baseball question
SHORT
to knock Detroiter Sol Stein-
hart out of contention recently,
after answering the first two on
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program . But besides wife
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Sol and Gloria filled out a card
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esting part of their life . . .
on Sundays and Holidays only.
During World War II in New
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