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Smyrna times., 1948-04-08
HONOR ROLL

One sweet treat that always takes
top honors at my house is APPS
JANE PARKER JELLY ROLL.
Bet it will go over big with
your family, too, when they taste
this delicate, oven MuMniv
fresh sponge-cake MNW VNMM
roll with its lus- Msse-aM
cious jelly filling. >,dfNSuSe D
Serve one soon Q&X
and see! You'll w.
find the price surprisingly modest.
Smyrna times., 1948-04-08
MARK T TING
'zz22222zs

Before April showers bring May flowers they're bring
plenty of dismal days and the drearie the weather. the
cheerer you'll want make your meals So here's
of ideas to help you brighten up your table and mone
for a rainy day well:
Smyrna times., 1948-04-08
Arbor Day at Delaware Colony

Arbor Day at Delaware Colony
The annual Arbor Day at Della
ware Colony, State Training
School, will be observed Saturday,
April II, from 1:30 to 500 p. m,
This day is set aside by the Della
Smyrna times., 1948-04-08
2 Work Horses
Work single or double.
IL Mich Cows
All fresh.

Guernsey Bull, coming 2 years
old; a beauty. T. B. Tested and
an accredited herd.
Smyrna times., 1948-04-08
SUNSHINE SPECIAL

Here's how to make a cake that's
sure to rise and shine even if the
sun doesn't: Measure u cup
shortening into bowl. Sift together
2A cups sifted SUNNYFIELD
CAKE FLOUR
MNAn l@NMA from the APP, 2
MEI tsps. baking pow
y S der, l tsp. salt and
MM go IA cups sugar.
%Sses< Add to shortening.
Add u cup orange
juice and Il cup water Blend;
beat l minute (count at least $50
strokes per minute.) Add 2 un-
beaten eggs and. grated rind of /
orange. Beat 2 minutes. Bake in
CREASED and Toured 9x5x3-inch
loaf pan in moderate oven, 3500F.,
about 55 minutes.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
DC. Republican Insurgents
Decide on Plan Of Action

Antiorganization Republicans have
decided on plan of action in their
fight to capture the. Districts Re-
publican State Committee, but they
said it will not be made public until
they are ready to put it into action
This was announced today by Paul
j. Foley, leader of the group which
held closed meeting last night.
Mr. Foley earlier had said that his
group may 60 to court to seek an
order designed to prevent Fridays
scheduled meeting OF the 43 precinct
delegates.
These 43 delegates, recently elect
ed, are to choose another 43 dele
gates-at-large and the 86, in turn,
will name the Districts three dele
gates to the national convention.
Evening star., 1948-05-04

now unused because OF stan made.
quacies.
2. Use of an accelerated" pro.
gram, seeking quick cure of very
early tuberculosis cases, which could
effect a faster turnover Of patients
and permit more to be admitted.
3. If these do not meet the need
officials then would seek an expan-
sion of tuberculosis facilities
through new building, if necessary
or obtaining temporary structures
from the armed forces of some other
source.
LII Beds Available.
DR.. Rutland said LIT tubercu-
losis beds now are available in
Gallinger Hospital, Glenn Dale San
atorium and the Upshur Street Hos
pital, including the l66 or so not now
used because of lack of staff. On
the basis Of generally. accepted
ratio of 212 beds per annual tuber-
culosis death, the District would
need 1,49l beds, he said.
DR.. Rutland said he was not in
favor of additional building for tu-
berculosis patients if it could be
avoided because he hoped the Chest
X-ray Survey and other attacks or
the disease would result in lower
needs within a few years.
The Washington Chest X-ray
Survey, meanwhile, reported it has
checked approximately $4,000 Dis
trict area residents since it began
January l2-just a little less thar
two thirds of the 100000 District
adults it hopes to examine by the
time it ends in June.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Three-Point Program
To Aid tuberculosis
Patients Is Mapped

The growing need for institutional
tuberculosis care here has brought
about three-point program, dis
closed today by DR.. George C. Ruh-
land, District health officer.
DR.. Rutland said that as soon as
refined figures are available from
his staff, he will present Commits
sioners with a request for added
funds from Congress to handle i'm
mediate needs of tuberculosis pa
tients.
The Washington Chest X-Ray
Survey now in progress may show
as many as 800 new cases needing
institutional care among an esti-
mated 5000 persons who will learn
they have, or have had, tuberculosis
symptoms, he said.
DIR. Ruhland's Program.
The program DR.. Rutland expects
| to present the Commissioners in
cludes:
/. Expansion of medical and hos
pital personnel to permit reopening
Of approximately 166 tuberculosis
beds in three District institutions
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

night Supt. A, E. Mckinney was
in charge, Amount raised was
$22.00. Saturday, the BTU. with
Mrs. Pearlie paden was in charge,
amount raised was $l1.40..... Rev
Z. Butler preached an inspiring
sermon Sunday morning. Collec.
ton totaled to $27.00. Evening
service was preached by the Rev
Eurby, $68.25 was, raised. Total
amount raised during the ami.
versary. :. May -. there will b.
Gospel Singing at the Sweet
Home Junior High School. The
public Is invited. 1--WE - What
will EN-. jim, and FMJ do now
that the Toney sisters have gone
to Lake Village. -. AVN and Az
have been pulling straws over
G. p. CWM has the world in q
jug and the stopper in his hand
with GP. :. PL and WIN are
having a wonderful time with
ODE but LIE and EJG are really
playing 1t cool. %. EN- was really
waiting for MOP and she finally
made it to him.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
RICHMOND HILL

Sunday School was highly en-
joyed with Supt. o. L. Hearn in
charge. zoe. Our pastors wife Mrs.
r. v. Martin is able to be up a.
gain. -. Miss Rosie Marie Matlock
left for Bearden after spending
several. days. visiting. relatives
here. 90. School days are nearing
close now. 80. Mrs. Nancy Golden
left for her home in Little Rock
after visiting her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. r. L Patton. -. Jim
Preston is able to be back at
work. e. Sgt. Searcy l.. Williams
of Fort Knox, Kentucky came
home. His wife Mrs. Carrie Lue
Williams accompanied him back,
Matthew McGhee reported a nice
trip to Kansas City last week.
Mr.. Wells of Dallas, Texas is
visiting his uncle w. H. McGhee.
George Hearn is doing fine.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
HUTTIG
Joe A, Hardy


The Rev, Holland and Rev. Chan
nell of Ell Dorado were visitors
in Huttig. Rev. CHANNEL preach
ed a wonderful message. The
Sundac School lesson was review
ed by Rev. Holland, president of
the S. S. and B. T. u, and Usher
Board. f.. Clifford Bradford of
Camden spent the day with his
family. Tee. Rev. Dorsey preached
Sunday night from the 22rd
Psalm. 80. Nj. and Mrs. Bill
Adams and daughter of Filsen-
thai worshipped at First Baptist
on the 18th. Atty. G. A.. John
son was in Junction City on bust
ness recently. j. Lee Brock is in
Warner Brown Hospital with a
broken leg. His sister, Mrs
Thrower is with him. 80. M. X
johnson and Atty. johnson were
in Camden on the 18th. -. Joe
Neal is a patient in Warner Brown
Hospital. t.. Baccalaureate wa,
held at 800 with Rev. v. ]. John
son as peaker. His subject wa
THE Void of Life The church
gave sos to each graduate as /;
gift: Namely. Exola Mae Kicks
Jurell Sherman, Alonzo Reynolds
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
ROssTON
Lena Mae Galberth

The Gospel Four Singers rend.
cred a program at New Bethel
Sunday night. Amount of money
raised was $4,000. -. New Salem
had a Mission Rally Sunday Rev.
T. Thomas preached the morning
sermon. Rev. Hamon Of Malvern
preached the afternoon sermon.
sa42.O0 was raised. -. Mrs. N. w.
ticks is visiting her daughter in
'rescott Mrs. Naomi Harris. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Bazel are here from
Los Angeles visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bazel. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Hicks have as
house guests their grandchildren
from Los Angeles. Calf. So. Mrs.
Lena Thomas made a business trip
to Bluff City Tuesday. .. l.. z.
Young spent Saturday and SUM-
day in Little Rock with Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Young's customers
are hoping she will return soon.
Buy and read The State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
PlummersviIle

THE Spiritual Trio" will rend-
er a musical program at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church, Plummerville on
Sunday June 6, at 2 p. m. The
soloists are: Miss Jewel M. Bell
and w. M. Mcdaniel with Ernest
Liggins acompanist. The public
is invited. This program Is spon-
sored by the Usher Board. Mrs.
Cosetta Harding, president.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

Miss Ernestine Thorns was the
guest recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Blakely. Miss Thorns' home
is in Hope, but at present she re-
sides in Bearden and Is a member
Of the faculty. ;. MI. Zion Gospel
Singers of Chenille rendered a
program at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church May Q. Collection was
$500. The Gospel Four of Cam
den rendered a program at Mt.
Vernon AME Church on May 18.
The program was enjoyed by all
present. -. Dan Hicks is here Wis
iting. His home is in Little Rock.
Let's get down to the 1--WE now
1t seems as IL LRF gets jealous
when she sees CJM talking to an.
other girl. -. CM received so many
letters from lib until we are won.
dering what's up. .. CT has cool
ed down since HB took BGL from
him. JLT goes to Camden to SET
MS twice a day. - GEJ Is wait
ing to see who is going to be frs
when JHM return from Rockford
I'LL =. E. M. has become popular
since he's been around in his fly.
ing saucer. .~. Could there posi-.
bly, be anything between TRF and
WE? s. Everytime EDWB passes
VIA her heart begins to play low
tunes
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
GURDON
Depries Campbell

Depriest Campbell
Calf, is here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Harrington. ... Mrs.
Ruby Hanie and niece Ruby. have
returned from Waldo where they
visited relatives. 80. Rev. r. S.
Shorty Of Malvern visited this
week. -. Miss Martha Virginia
Mckinney Is home for a few days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Mckinney. So. Mrs. Estella
Green who has been teaching in
Little Rock, is home for a few
days. g. Beamus Charles was in
Little Rock last Wednesday on
business. -. Mrs. A.. D. Smell will
leave for Los Angeles, Calf.
within a few days where she will
spend the summer with her chill
dren. -. Mrs. Perry Mccoy and
children spent Mothers Day in
Chichester with her parents. Mrs.
Emma Armstrong Of Prescott was
a week end visitor of her son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Arm
strong. -. Mrs. Mandy Waters of
vallijo. Calf. was the weekend
guest of the Armstrong family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy White were
the guests of Mrs. Nancy Hughes
Wednesday night. -. Mrs. Elena
Crayin Of Little Rock was a visit
or in the home Of her mother
Mrs. Ella Campbell. 80. Mr. and
Mrs. Newson, Mrs. A. d. NSnell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles were the
dinner guests of Mrs. Black, the
mother Of Mrs. Newson. =. Miss
Myrtle McLennen is home for a
few days visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Nc Lennon Of Birnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Campbell
Of Texarkana spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Camp
bell. - SCHOOL NEWS - The
Gurdon Colored High School is
nearing it's closing exercises, af-
ter a successful year Of work. The
| Commencement sermon will begin
the series of closing exercises
which will be preached at Bethel
AME Church May %. On Monday
night May "a, a Junior Senior
banquet will be held. -. The COM
mencement exercises will be held
Thursday May n, at the High
School auditorium beginning at
8 o'clock. .. The closing exer-
cises of the w. Helena Colored
School will be at Spring Hill
Baptist Church. Sunday M a y
%, a sermon will be preached by
Rev. J. c. Crier at the AME
Church. Wednesday May rs, at
8 p. m. the Primary program will
be held. Hot Barbecue will be
on sale. Admission is Is cents.
Friday evening May %, at 8 pm.
the graduation exercises will be
held. The address will be given
by Rev. H. ~. Williams, and the
presentation Of diplomas by Miss
A. Jones. The public is cordially
invited.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

J. M. Earle who is i'll. ... Sunday
was a high day at the Bethene
Baptist Church. Rev. Garden was
unable to preach. Rev. r, H.
Harper rendered service. His
subject was, IAN Able God" The
Wonderous Five Singers sung on
Sunday night. -. The Sweet Home
School rendered a play at Nc.
Neil May II. The title of the play
was kidnapped Betty" which
was enjoyed by all.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

Quite unique in assembly at the
Pine Street School. was the
First grade with their guest. The
program featured q Safety Play
let, Mother Goose Teaches her
Children Safety" by Primary
Grades Is. The rhythm band
presented a number, "Serenade"
by Schubert. Yvonne Sharpe, the
daughter Of officer and M r 8.
L. d. Sharpe Jr.. lott State ST.,
Little Rock and Dona Horn, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Horn, lila lizard street, Little
Rock, rendered a magnificent per-
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
SARATOGA
Mary Jane Walker

Mary Jane Walker
Sunday School was conducted
at the usual hour by Supt. Bro.
Elmo Williams. Rev. w. M.
Brown preached a wonderful SER
mon. Rev. A. L.. Goggins was
with us Sunday. Miss Marie
Bradley, Mrs. Della M. Stewart
and Mrs. S. Williams are on the
sick list this week. ... Will Ia.
tum is on a two weeks vacation
to assist in building his new
home. So, Marvellous May is on his
vacation. -. Mrs. Mary Bradley
shopped in Hope Saturday also
Mrs. Annie Bell Tatum.
BRADLEY
Ruben Burrell
The st, Mary Sunday Schoo.
was held Sunday with Supt. A
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
PORTLAND

The regular service Of the No.
2 M. B. Church was held Sunday.
Total amount of money raised was
$54,95. Rev. A. T. Thompson was
great preacher. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Walker, Mr.. l.. Lunkins and Mrs.
S. B. Adams motored to Dermott
due to the death of Mrs. Walkers
cousin Olivia Anderson. -. Bro,
Frank johnson parted this life on
May IT. Funeral was held May
%. =. Mrs, Johnnie Jacob was
out of town visitor. ... Mrs. Abbie
Of st. Louis. Mo-, is here visiting
her mother and dad. William
Griffin is suffering from a severe
finger cut.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

Burrell presiding The B. T. U.
had very good attendance. Mrs.
Thelma Smith is back home af.
ter undergoing an operation. She
is reported doing fine. -. Mr. AMI
Mrs. James Green are home from
Michigan visiting their mother
and Mrs. Hattie Green and Mrs.
Bessie Owens. Mrs. Owens
daughter Mrs. Eddie Lee Smith
from Houston, Texas is also visit
ing her. ... Mrs. Ruby johnson
of Fort Worth. Texas was guest
of her aunt and sister, Mrs. Eula
Williams and Bertha L. johnson
Will Box is still on the sick list
For the latest news. read the
State Press.
MCNEIL
Pearlena Weaver
Mr.. F. Jackson of Muskegan
Mich, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

amount of $30.4l, and was award
ed a beautiful bed spread. .. Mrs
Henrietta Smith Blake, wife of
Rev. j. H. Blake of Oakland,
Calf, Is mentioning in Arkansas.
She is the house guest of Mrs
Mary S, Johnson. her sister. The
P.-T.A. OF Grove Hill Public
School is sponsoring a trip to the
State Capitol in Little Rock, Mrs
T. J. Cooper Of Little Rock is our
teacher. Mrs. Emma Colman is
president Of the P.-T.A.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
0os Are
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown

" 80 @@<
Sunday School was conducted
at Fellowship by Supt. Floyd Tho
mas. Attendance was poor. Rev.
B. s. Simpson preached from the
lesson. "Melchia First Chapter.
B. T. U. was conducted by Presi-
dent c. c. Govan. The singing
class sold ice cream at the cafe
terra Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ju-
liza Valentine OF Bebe Is visiting
her sister Mrs. Lucy Qualls. Mrs.
Helen Jackson and daughter, Glor-
ia B. Turnage Of Bebe spent Sum-
day with her mother Mrs. Emma
Willoughby. J. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewell spent Sunday in Brinkley.
Giles Hill Il a patient In a Little
Rock Hospital. -. Roosevelt Ford
was injured Sunday while play
ing baseball. =. Mrs. Lydde Spen-
Ger is visiting her daughter Mrs,
Jessie jackson in Carlisles.... The
school closing will be May Il.
Mira. Ann Dean Is on the sick list
The Fellowship Baptist Church
trustees have started covering the
church. Bible Study will be held
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs
Rezxa williams. -. Des Arc Tig.
ers vs. Bebe Sunday. So, Miss Ju,
liz Williams and Miss Clara Jear
Williams VI graduates from thu
Prairie County Training Schoo
May Is.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

Little Juanita Coleman motored
to Arkadelphia last weekend.
she reports a delightful trip. Mrs.
ack clayborne. spent . few days
\ Texarkana last week visiting
friend and relatives -. Hazel Will
~ left last Sunday for Cleve.
land, Ohio. We were sorry to
lose her but hope she will be
back In school next year. ). The
Mt Pine Blue Sox defeated the
Fordyce White Sox again last
Sunday. The score were 10 ia
Is in favor of Nj. Pine.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

Torrance Of the Persian Poe
Dance" Their colorful costumes
added to the performance. Mel
ziel Andnewlo Reid, Los Angeles.
Calf, sang quite beautifully,
Hills of Home" and his original
Interpretation Of a ballard to the
laet Franklin ID. Roosevelt. Mrs.
J. Moseley Downey. first grade
instructor and Mrs. ]. L. Owens,
second grade instructor.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
BENTON
Luther Colman

The. st. Paul Missionary Bap-
fist Church has just closed the
First Anniversary program OF
their pastor, Rev. G. S. Staff, we
wish to thank all our friends who
came from far and near to help
us put the program over. Amount
raised vas 1921. 78. %. The Pastors
Aid Club of st. Paul Church
sponsored a drive that closed on
May Is. Total amount of money
raised was $4,000. Mrs. Alice
Marie Crosby raised the largest
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
Morning

by Bro Joe Coiner. =. Morning
service was conducted by Bro. A.
B. Byrd with a sermon by Rev.
A. c. Wilcher. Money raised for
the Arkansas Baptist College was
S32O 90. Baccalaureate sermon on
Sunday May 16 at 800 p. m. The
CHS band fill furnish the music.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
IN NE

In loving memory Of u dear
wife and mother, Mrs. Johnnie
M. johnson who passed from this
life four years ago May %, 1874,
Four years ago the 18th of May,
Our dear mother passed away
And though she is gone, we love
her still,
Her place in our lives cannot be
filled.
Sadly missed by husband
James Johnson; daughters. Mrs.
Everlena johnson and Mrs. Bette
Johnson: granddaughter. Mrs.
Sewilla Ramsey.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
=PARkDALE=
LCveniA Maxwell

Mrs. Lurlie Etherly Of Dermott
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holmes. -. Mrs. Sally Dam
zy returned home Saturday after
spending a week in Tillar. She
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver May. -. Pfc. William Day.
idson of Camp Fillmore, N. j., is
at home on a thirty day furlough.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Napoleon Davidson.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
Gibbs Grammar School, Arkansas
Baptist College, United Friends

Gibbs Grammar School, Arkansas
Baptist College, United Friends
Hospital, Mt. Zion Baptist Church
and the YWCA. Mrs. T. ]. Coop
err of Little Rock, the efficient
teacher of this school deserves
credit for such an interesting
trip The Financial Drive at
Pleasant Hill AME Church closes
May 81, at 3 p. m. with the
browning OF Miss Pleasant Hill"
Mrs. Ora Walker and Mrs. Mary
S. johnson are contesting for the
title. Every penny counts one
vote, Rev. E. S. Moore Of NAL
vern was guest speaker at Plea
SAINT Hill May %. ... Mrs. Anna
johnson returned to her home in
Ell Dorado after an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sto-
vail. Mrs. Stovall is improving,
| Mrs. Leatha Jones Of Malvern is
visiting the Stovalls now. go. MIR.
Poe returned to Woodson after
visiting relatives here. He was
the house guest of his neice, Mrs
Rufus Hodges. =. Charlie King
Jr., former State Press agent for
Benton and attended Dallas Coun-
ty Training School at Fordyce for
the past year, is home with hi
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
King, Sr. -. Mrs. Moselee Watkins
has returned to Michigan after an
extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Colman,
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
WlLLlSvlLLE

May 9th was a high day at the
st. Peter AME Church. Rev. E.
l.. Watson preached a wonderful
sermon based on Mothers Day
The 4th Anniversary of Rev. E,
Butler was held at Pleasant
Grove Missionary Baptist Church
from May l3-l6. Thursday night
president Of the Mission Band,
Sister Mary J. Moss was in
charge, 500 was raised. Friday
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28
BENTON
Luther COlman

The P.-T.A. of Gravel Hill Pub
lie School sponsored an Observa-
ton Trip to Little Rock Thurs.
day. A Benton Bauxite transror .
tation bus took so children and
P.-T.A. members to various
places. They visited the State
Capitol, Dunbar High School, the
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

WINNER - Theodore s. Morris
Parker High School senior Of Bir-
mingham. Alabama and top rank
ing student IN the Competitive
Scholarship Examination offered
by Taladega College, Is the win
ner Of the All-Expense Scholar
ship Of $2.000.00 this year. Fol-
eleven consecutive years ITALIA.
dega College has granted an all
expense scholarship through com
petitive examinations. More thar
500 selected high school senior.
in fifteen states competed for thu
scholarship this year.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-28

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
NEW ROBIN HOOD FEATURE IS BILL,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Gather round, all you lovers of bold adventure. That daring ban- dit of Sherwood Forest. dashing Robin Hood, is on the prowl again, seeking love and loot. Bringing new. thrilling, never-before-reveal- d escapades of the gallant fiction Il rogue to the screen, Columbias The Prince of Thieves opens at he Capitol Theatre tonight in flaming Cinecolor.
 Jon Hall dons the Lincoln .reen doublet and hose to star as the outlaw leader with support ng cast which includes Patricia Morrison, Adele Jergens, Alan Now cray, Michael Duane, H. B. Warn
 r and Lowell Gilmore. Robin Hoods two lieutenants, Little John md, Will Scarlet, are played by Walter Sande and Syd Saylor.
 The screenplay of "The Prince of Thieves" based on an Alexandre Dumas novel, highlights the same type of flashing swordplay and swashbuckling derring-do found in the authors "The Three Musket- eers," plus that famous French touch in the romantic scenes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
"BLA(KLASH" TELLS .0F HATRED, MURDER 'AT 20TN CENTURY

Bringing to the screen one Of the years most suspenseful and excitement packed mystery-dramas, .Backlash," a Sol M. Wurtzel pro duction released through Twentieth Century Fox, opens tonight at the goth Century Theatre.
 The picture features an outstand- ing cast headed by Jean Rogers, Richard Travis, Larry Blake, John Eldredge and Leonard Strong.
 Woven of the fabric of jealousy, suspicion and the darkest of hu- man emotions, the sensational story unfolds the amazing adven- lures of a beautiful woman who is the unknowing object of her husbands cold fury, and who, through a cleverly designed web of circumstances engineered by himself, is charged with his mur- der.
 With her interest in another man established as possible mo- tive, and with the. discovery that hers was the murder gun, the evil dence against the distraugh young wife seems overwhelming.
 The story developes to q thill- ing finale.