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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08

pire state building?-Answer:-
ANY fur bearing animal-for the
Empire state building can't JUMP
$50 alright-jump on Speed -.
Such fun-making in a group which
rollcalled, Frank Bailey, Willie
Grinstead, Johnny Casteen, Frank
Mcintyre, Joe Hood, Thurman
Skies and David Smith If. you
want to read something interest
ing ask F. S. Burr to let you reac
his wife's scrapbook. Mrs. Burr
has spent a long time collecting
the items and they are most in
teresting Frank Bradley is
always a welcome visitor at any
round-table discussion. A pleas
ant wave from Charlie Owen .
When it comes to figures George
Walsak is an auditor whom you
"Auder" know (some pun, en-
whatO e. Just in from the Windy
City, Chicago to ''youse''. DR.. j.
E. Trulove AL punched to-
gether waiting for the light to
change, j. H. Fox, Julian K. Tay.
lor, L. D. Todd, B. r. Toms ano
Hargrove Bellamy Hey, am
still getting calls about the grand
radio performance mixed by Peg
gy Hutaff And talking about
radio the Sunday STAR-NEWS
REEL come up with another ''Ad.
venture In South Eastern Nortt
Carolina" that promises to ring
the listeners bell If you are
around your radio at II a. m. thi:
morning give the Teen-Age Merry
Go Round a listen and by al
means catch Winfred Harriss who
has a voice that is mikeable
Can't forget that nod to Mrs. E
B. Hall.
And
Remember, for spot news from
in and around Southeastern NORTH
Carolina listen to the STAR-NEWs
Round The Town Reporter at 1:2;
and 6:25 p. m. every day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
OF THEFTS
OCCUPIES POLICE
Four Burglaries, Auto Ac'
cident, Bicycle Theft
Reported

A rash of burglaries, a traffic
mishap, and a stolen bicycle yes
terday occupied the attention OF
city police.
]. M. Mckenzie, SO West Drive,
Lake Forest, reported the forcible
entry of his Southern boulevard
machine shop. Nothing of value
was taken from the building but
an estimated $1OO worth of damage
was done to a welding machine.
Break-In
Property valued at $26.50 was
stolen from the Holt Shop, 300
block South 18th Street, when I'M
known persons broke into the pre-
misses Thursday night.
Proprietor T. N. Fokakis said
the thieves took SIS from the pic
colo, So in pennies from the cash
register, four cartons of cigarettes,
and a case of beer.
Enter Shop
Entering through The rear win
dow of a shop owned by Kelly
Smith,, Negro, 802 Campbell street,
housebreakers rifled the piccolo,
and took money and clothing to the
amount of $68.
The fourth break-in vas reported
by Miss Flora Johns On, secretary
of the Chestnut Street school, who
yesterday morning discovered a
school door standing ajar with its
lock broken.
Miss Johnson set the break-in
damage at SIS but said nothing had
been taken.
Held Under Bond
w. F. Brooks, 1908 Market street,
was being held under 5000 bond
charged with reckless driving fol-
lowing his collision with two pine
trees at Burnt Mill creek and
Wrightsville avenue. Police said
that according to the drivers testi-
mony, the a was travelling at SO
miles an hour at the time IF the
accident. The left side of the car
was heavily damaged.
The theft of a red, cream and
white bicycle was reported by Ed
ward B. Potter, SO Spofford. The
complaint valued the bike at S35
and told officers that it was stolen
from the premises of the Isaac
Bear school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
Senate Cuts Funds
Of Navy Department

WASHINGTON, June EP-The
Senate Appropriations committee
today cut 500, 7O8, 900 from Navy
funds previously approved by the
House.
1t recommended Senate ap-
proval of an annual supply bill
containing 81 100, 009, 100 for the
fiscal year starting July 1. Sena-
tor Overton D-La.), chairman Of
the subcommittee which conducted
hearings on the legislation, told re-
porters that this is the first time
In history that the Senate commit
tee has reduced funds for the
Navy"
Overton said the reductions will
not impair the size or strength OF
sea and naval air power which
now is claimed to equal the COM
bined navies of the rest of the
world.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
NECRESS GUILTY
IN Staying CASE
Five To Eight Year Sem
tence Issued By Judge
R. Hunt Parker

Convicted of manslaughter ir
Superior court Thursday, Rosa Lee
Mcmillan, Negress, was sentenced
to from five to eight years in prison
by Judge R. Hunt Parker, during
yesterdays session of the june
criminal term.
She was charged with the slay-
ing of Joseph Johnson, Negro, las
January.
Also Sentenced
Sentenced was also passed or
John Robert Campbell, charged
with looting rooms in the Hote
Wilmington and thefts from the
troupe bus of Dean Hudson.
orchestra.
Campbell was ordered to serve
a 3-5 year term and a IL veal
term to begin at the expiration Of
the first sentence.
Lockamy Case
The court also ordered that
Preston Lockamy, teen-age youth
found guilty of manslaughter in
connection with the automobile &C
cident death of a younger sister
last November, be taken into
custody and that his 3-5 year pri.
son sentence be put into effect.
According to John o. Wood, state
probation officer, young Lockamy
violated his probation and was ord.
cred by a Carolina Beach magi-
strate to serve a 60-day roac
sentence for being drunk and dis
orderly and threatening the lives
Of police officers.
Recessing at noon yesterday I'm
til Monday morning, when the sec
ond week of criminal court viii
begin, Judge Parker disclosed thai
SO cases have been disposed of this
week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
COAST CITIZEN NOW
ON 18TH FAST LAP
AS FOOD "MARTYR'

LOS ANGELES, June 7-Wag-
Claude L. Baxter, Al, slipped coffee
and whiskey Friday in the 18th day
of his To-day fast to call atten-
ton to the plight of the worlds
starving nations.
Baxter, a former chef, hasslost
27h of his 100 pounds.
He said the first six days were
the hardest but he doesn't get very
hungry now. He has cut out Gig
arettes because they don't taste
so good anymore"
Although there has been no sign
that his fast was prompting any
increase in food donations for the
starving, Baxter was determined
to continue.
you're darned whistling I'm
sticking with it," he said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08

,,ear The feeling, "well, may
be I might get elected seemed 10
snread over the room the mlnule
a nominee entered and 1hen
those that are sure, so and so
will get an office, laughing of the
other follows attempt to win the
election lessons in what to 90
to make yourself popular 1ree
or Nothing then the word
that the meeting is to be held -.
to yourself, as you climb the
long stairways, gosh, I WONDER IL
I can be elected =. the mex
thing you know the Commander
is calling for the votes You
look around and you feel sure that
some of the fellows present are
your friends, but" you wonder
will they vote for me- then
it's all over the committee IS
marching out to court the ballots
Your particular friends sort
of stand around you and gulplngly
wish you good luck with a sort OF
a wishful thinking idea say, Il
Just know that yoL: are going to
win" and then the counting
committee reports to the comman-
der and you listen to the voice
of the chairman who tells you the
other guy has won Well, for
a minute you feel sorry for your
self you realize one of the things
we fought for was majority rule
so you say, Good Luck Bill
Stewart, I know that you are 60
ing to make a swell Command
err . and then off to the beach
to wish the bride" a happy
birthday and to tell her that all
is we'll the right guy was elected.
In Passing
( Bill Byers stops to tell me that
Clarence Leon will celebrate his
birthday on Fathers day this
year -. Question: And this mind
you comes from that demon ques.
ton asker, Speed Fields: -"Wha
fur bearing animal in North Ameri-
eca a jump as high as the En-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
Warner Studio Gets
Setback By Courts

LOS ANGELES, June 7-Pe
Warner brothers failed Friday in
an attempt to bar Actress Joan
Leslie from working for another
studio.
Superior Judge Alfred E. Paon-
esSa, who held last month that her
contract was invalid because court
approval had not been obtained
for changes made since she be-
came of age, denied Warmers mo-
ton for an injunction to prevent
ner making pictures elsewhere
while its appeal is pending.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
Radio Programs
WMFD Wilmington-14OO KC
LAO ON YOUR 1 A

SATURDAY Hi: Parade orcbest,.
Ganeousters Antl-Ccme PIav CHS
Leave 1t to Girls, a Round NJ Abe
o;3o-Can You Top This Ca Ie~MB
Boston Pops Orchestra C@SS NBC
jonathan Trimble, ESQ. D5Iaer'-ABC
s:45-saturday Nights saDlana-NBS
9:O0-Judy Canova Comed' ..'eTlade-CBS
IHlcfs1S Iheater OF the Air-SNrB8Cs
o.a 1olCeleoIlty Club with Gpest,- S WIS
Hsu7o Old opry via RadiaS-SSBBSS
hayloi Hoedown, Barn Dance '1-NBc
,S:ao - Time for Is Minutes ABC
lo;go-Variety and News 10 ! an tSBS
News' 8 Hours Dancing-CBS 4,
n = krackin' HillbilIy Sbow ABC
II 'oV-Hour of Dancing & News MIS-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
JUNE 8


700 AM-News with Martin Agronsky
7:15-Musical Clock
8.00-Wake Up n Smile.
9 :00-Milt Herth Trio.
9:15-Jimmy Dorsey and Orchestra.
9:3O-Teen Town.
10 ;OOLString Ensemble.
1o:15-Bible Messages.
10:301Johnny Thempson-Song Salesman
10 :45-Notes From a Diary.
:l:oC-Teen-Age Merry Go Round.
11:30AMorning Request Program.
.2:3o-Musical Showcase.
1:OO-Chicago Serenade.
1:25-Round the Town Reporter.
1:3O-Hin Toppers.
1:45-Melodies to Remember.
2:oo-Piano Playhouse.
2:3o-Round Up Time.
3:00-Duke Ellington Orchestra.
4:0O-Concert Time.
5:0o-News Summary
5:O5-It Good News
5:15-Evening Request Program
6:00-Church of Jesus Christ
6:15tWMFD Sports Review
6:20-Musical Interlude
6:25-Round the Town Reporter
6:3o-Your Richfield Reporter
6:45-The Barry Wood Show
7:0O1Veteran Administration
7:15-David Rose Orchestra
7:30-Famous Jury Trials
8:e0-Gangbusters
8:3O-Boston Pops
9:3O-To Be Announced
10:00-News of Tomorrow
10 :15-George Hicks Presents
10:30ETerrace Room Orchestra
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
Georgia May Collect
Large Income Taxes

ATLANTA, Ca, June 7-W.H-
Georgia Friday hoped to be ST.,
900, 900 richer as the result of a
State Supreme court ruling that the
state could levy income taxes
against a railroad that had been
exempted from paying ad valorem
taxes.
The court held specifically that
income taxes could be collected
from the Atlantic Coast Line rail.
road that amounted to $199, 900.
A similar case was pending
against the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad. .
Revenue department officials es-
timated the total amount involved
for all railroads would be about
81, 600, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
WING
SATURDAY, JUNE 8

SATURDAY, JUNE 8
JACKSONVILLE, N. c.
6:2S AM-Sign On.
e:3oEWestern Jamboree-TN.
e:45-Musical Clock.
7:00-Morning Headlines - Wilminstol
Morning Star.
7:05-Musical Clock.
7:45-NeWs Roundup-TN.
8:0o-Bible Story-TN.
8:1o-Under the Capitol Dome.
8:15-Front Page News.
s:3o-Musical Clock.
8:45-Sally Ann Time.
8:55-UP Commentary,
9:o0-UP News.
9:o5-Spotlight On Rhythm.
9:15-Carolina Ranch Boys.
9:30-In the Woman's World.
9:45-Melodic Moods.
10:0o-UP News.
10 :05-Glee Club Serenade.
10:15-OPA Take Your Choice,
10:30-Your Hit Parade,
10 :45-The World Today.
11:o0-House of Mystery.
11:30-Onslow County Farm News.
11:45-The World Today.
12:00-Old Opry House Matinee-TN.
100 FM-UP News.
:o5-Chickasola Jam Session.
1:30-Choral Group-MBS.
2:oo-Mon On the Street.
2:15-Dixie Jamboree-MRS.
2:30-Man of Vision-MBS.
Observation-Disclosures Star-News.
3:15-Music Box.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08

er standards of economic and ply
seal comfort. This is an oppor-
tunlty which we should not neglect.
Inc programs of the Corps Of
Engineers have a definite place in
.nls community and civic progress.
1nere is a place and part for all
engineers and engineering groups.
urge you to add to your splendid
accomplishments in archaeological
engmeerlng, the equally important
service you can render in the field
OF human engineering"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
STEADY AIM WINS

EPSON, England, June 7-,p-
Cd INTO British racing's hsI N'n A,
lame Friday by winning the Is.t 81
running OF the Oaks Stakes~cr.o,1'.n
event for three-year-old fillieq I nSi'
in faster time than !Airborns o u.
tured the Derby two days esria,
over the same track. S'
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08

oEAVALNNS ENS4G AL
times PM eastern standard.
To change to eastern daylight, add
one hour; central daylight same al
eastern standard.
On the other hand, for central stand.
ard subtract one hour; fer mountain
standard subtract two hours.
Times listed are those supplied BY
networks. Relay times by local station,
may vary. In some instances.
1:30IThe. Baxter Family Drama - NBC
Orchestra on the Bandstand CHS
Hill Toppers From Fort Wayne - APc
Dancing Band Show - MBS-west
Repeat of The Opry House-MBS-west
1:45-Nelson Olmstead & Stories-NBC
Melodies to Remember, Chorus-ABC
2:o0-To Be Announced Il .h.D.- NBC
Assignment Home, Drama Ser. - CHS
Piano Playhouse From a Trio - ABC
S~lnfonieta in the Afternoon - MBs
z:3o-Talks Time, Guest Speaker-CBs
Roundup Time From Hollywood-ABc
To Be Announced go Mins.) - MBs
Z;45-Cross Sec. ALL, D. Cooke-CBS
3:0O-Doctors at Home. Drama NBC
motor City Melodies at Detroit - CHS
Danclng with Duke Ellington - ABC
Hall Hour for Dancing Music - MBS
S:oo-Easy Money, Drama Skit - NBC
horse Racing; The Chicagoans - CHS
morse Racing; Dancing Tunes MBS
4:oo-Phone Again. Mr.. Finnegan-NBC
Dance Matinee for, one. hour - CHS
1oncert Time on a Saturday - ABC
Inc Parade of Sports Guests - MBs
with Comment - IyBC
lance Music Orchestra Tunes - MBS
nc IN ran Alley on the Air NBC
simultaneously from the Rockies-ARC
News Broadcast for 1E n6:.- go
news d Comment for Is Min Arc
s.1s Saiiuoert with Comment - MBS
Win. news Review-ABC
american Portrait, Dramatic cas-
lance MUSIC Orch. for is Min mas
Rsne.t ton ~; Music Orch. NBC-west
Harry Wlsmer's Sport Report - ARc
LOS angeles Symphonic Band MRS
'4oLihe Art of Living, Talk Mo
world News and Commentary CBs
e LSoor u.s:A. & Guest Speakers Arc
The Ac.demv roncy Talks NBC
voice OF Business, Discussion 40
hawaii Calls Native M,,s;cisn. 1 n1S
:ao-5roadcast from Oversees MS
0o-'immy E~dmondson's show NpS
Tohy Martin Show with Orch CDS
ne Gfeen Hornet, a Mystery Arc
Artnur Hale in Comment Mpe a.s,
o o.ao Was A Convict, Feature MAS
Goo-ihe Life of Riley, Sketch - MRS
n III ne announced go Mins.) - CHS
Twenty oyesaan nour Show - ABC
7:3OATruth ~ Ior Qulzzers - MBS
Lionel Quiz-NBC
Famo,is ,T,,rv ~: Mayor Skit - CHS
SATURDAY Po, - Abe
7:55-Five M;n, ~ IA comedy MBS
~s:o0-NationaI Us views Period CHS
lain lance Show - NBC
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
GENERAL NAMED

WASHINGTON, June I u
President Truman Friday appoint
ed Lieut.. Gen. Hoyt S. VandenbefS
director of central telligence for
the government.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
Round The Town Reporter
BEN MCDONALD
"Nike, Goes To An Election

And il was the very first one wherein the writer OF this
donortment was personally involved :. so much excite
up the shaking of hands and the "pohtlclng. discus
sm e nn, had never seen before slapping you on the back
pd asking. "just how do you feel about the whole thing"
""0 @ amd Zion watching the "boys' who only come once a
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08
OVER THE. NETWORKS

Changes in programs as listed are du'
to corrections by networks made
too late to incorporate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-08

1HeSe great natural resources
offer a fertile field for engineers
interested in civic affairs, in the
development Of natural resources
and in soil conservation, the Gen
eral stated.
During tine war years, members
of the engineering profession act.
ed as leaders when the respon-
sibilities of Increased production.
superior design. and superior per
1ormance were thrust upon the ma.
ton. But in peace as in war, serv.
ice to the community, state. and
the nation is a continuing respon.
slolllty. and if is imperative that
engineers devote their talents and
energies to civic government.
where such service is a privilege
II the exercise of democratic
Wrought and action.
General Wheeler concluded his
talk to the North Carolina engi-
neers with the suggestion that thew
assume a more active part in civic
LIE and planning.
we are on the threshold of the
greatest engineering construction
in our national history
now each Of us thinks and what
each OF us does individually and
"a cooperation with others to aid
'nls program will determine what
evaluation history gives to u ac.
compllshmerts. Our greater parti.
c1patlon in civic life and civic
planning car aid our nation to high
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

visit Nsn NJ ana Mrs Hemes
e. al1 week. 1t ans Nts
IL Hsa o. Z ,es - NeN No /
Cise Neet 1asnel Is NJ and
Mrs pse Gasu Ns stopoed se
&c tee aags MIR NJ md
as G.aae Nale earQase T.
.he serve Il 3 agS Mont al
te s.as rs Pc eS VIII tae
exception II NJ Gan,ie tafs
made complete the peeSonue Oi
.he na Isl tina, visited MeNiCo
Among the students Who eamt
from colleges a. Jackson ,o
uen8 sec ho1taVs hnwo NetV
Misses 81 am Adaa's BETTY
Jean Rob usr AND Hide Sm n
end Cal Alien hudson II Mis-
Sissfppf &C. ese al nearby elm.
tor. ara Miss Martha Anne
Bishop HuWer8 Smlta and hehbv
Oswa Il ot n .lsRpS College Re0.
eft Caefe a. tsSu ut Baton Refuge
ard KY Hei'isies - the Meg.
chant Ne0iga We.V others 81 these
logme Poseagoula II gh school
students "a eomc home
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
SANTA CLAUS HIMsELFl

Santa CLAUS hlmse'f. fresh from
his Ne n Pee AoWe, VIII he the
Noaoe eatst NJ a Christmas par
p suglee's Stee, a06 M ket
eet. SATURDAY, nyeemAe IA
4 ON ] toap N,
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hc b ought - pascagou'a IN an
stfp.8ae stns gef him bN TIE Aeeo.
ret + ne eoo' and pi'oted by
pr2p & anee ana he Mil land AT
the Jackson County Airport Nt
1850 u m Santa WI make the
aip ~ plaHe instead ~ his rein
aref favn vigh 81 as to save
thN sEHtNglh OF Dancer and f9ane
ccr and the gest goy the maMW0th
TIP II Christmas I'VE night But
hc WI htng along his pack ~
toNs an from this Wundcrte1 tag
Wll d1 lAUte gifts and tavvlS
le a11 d0 lite Buys and glr,s who
atlen the party.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
YWBC Sets Date For
Annual Banquet At
Meeting Monday

A See Week wee - of tae
Yo4u4 Wa4Dc~S hrSoe~ Cub n
tse cl,lb roeass ~ + ks aCne
Monday rVtnsuk nreefrae Il,
Mas IS IS tnf aete fog the an
nea' Christmas bsNqUes Il Wtl.
he he8 ~ ihe eatc,t Ia ~ the
pescaSa0a Schses
tn twenty shaee xeung No
mes a. ose usmes wee Vo,ef IN
~ ths es'an To- he invited To
Hem ihe club M ~ formally
enle ,tise3 az the Neneeet
The meeting Nsis week was ats
see,cd 81 she PRESIDENT Mis-
n Koch with Ms not Rich
ards acting as secretary plo tenn,
II waS voted tha, eacA mem +,
he9 bring q gto ta toe mex meet
lng. neecRghc y Ia hc sent IL
a patient at keeSley Ev,j he's.
plal
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Pascagoula
Personals

NrS r b Barrett of Aar
A Dewey street toek heE Neung
daughter. No'a lean. Is Noh s
Tuesday to an eye spec ATS, fe=
turning home that eVenirg r.
were accompanied b. Ne ames
!. N. Van Dunicn AMI r. =
Stacks Il paScaguola.
NJ. and Mrs nentson aRfr0on
e~s eor Gs~v an3 ToW"0y. fe
turned Sunday from n ThuuS
g.slng visit an Jackson, MS
Among recent visitors 10 fNs
cagoua was Ms Marie Damn s
who has returned re- he1 hosee
at Bluff Springs. Fla after q
visit with her daughter, Mn
A. j. Larsen.
Chief Petty Oaieep zoe u.
Gardner arrived Tneseay night
nom visits with lelasiNes n At
lanta and Albany, Ga, ant h
Visiting with his heothv amt sis
tersir-law. Nj and MIS- ", +
Gas1nNr and family WI l. await
ing his discharge from In NaVS
at an carly date M ia are +,
who WINS recently tsl'ed 10 ~
sacAuSet,s hN iAucsS Ot a Wen
her o. hes family has ne Nst q
turned,
Mrs. Joe v kHees aN4 aaUg
Tel. Miss JoSce. spent TUESDAY
in New Orleans WheYv the AVent
Ia take thu tofmcs AZ N3aalGhf
ter, Sandea C0onev to Il visit
with tie ltslv Aelf'e n"atctnHk
grandmothef, Mrs r. T. CnaNez.
NJ the end % "a few lay Sand L.
will cave for ShcrMun Oak.
Calf. on her RETURN heme aftes
spending the past seven months
with MIR. and Mrs, krehs, She
Will be accompanied hv he auni.
MRS Alhc GOssettt, on tho tap
70 California.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Miss Ruth Sanders
WEEDS c. v. Savage
AT Quiet Ceremony

Te we'd - q NJ Rusn san
aeM dauxnse1 81 n and Ms
CeaezeS G. Sande1x ~ RaEa-
sou CO Che les NeRsoa SSvsge
sen as NJ AMI NJ IL eee Say
q the S4Mc eisN ,cQS , aec
I'll he parsonage es tbs EEs,
NeseadiS, eaaych Ras<sEou'a On
tne 2ath aaosVegSaeV of the MAJ
sxe 81 the artde parents Nov.
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TIE Reverend ] ; Caapbe''
ot GATED, Using ,ae do1h Eg0g
CetcfDaNN,
The birdie Mas '0VeN IN AZ So
weol SNN With back aCceSSo, les.
he eogSage was af y &te eSgna,
toms
Tier attendant WaS her SsSteg.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Moss Point Junior
Play Will Be Held
On December 18th

Tho aNn0a' Mn Point usgl
Scko0' junior ply vi hc pge.
scented On Fri3aV alght neecmeel
Il. az The hlgN Seh0O' al ttNgiNM
IL WAS announced this week. Cur
Ia time Is Nt 500 O'Clock,
A comedy entitled "Falth H0nt
aNa Panty, the plan stars Re.
lana Harper IN the male lead AM
Dorothy Mitchell and Vivian Nc.
navid as twins IN The temasy
leads
The play il directed hv Miss
Sue HOaiMap IT the English DE-.
paetMent
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