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Evening star., 1948-06-04
bombed Nablus and hit a police for
tress, the Israelis said.

bombed Nablus and hit police for
tress, the Israelis said.
The Amman informant said Jew
ish troops struck small Arab strong
point southeast of Haifa yesterday,
causing considerable damage with
armored car guns before withdraw
ing.
A Jewish communique said Israeli
planes also bombed Arab concen,
trations at Tulkarm and hit at Arab
military camps in the so-called
triangle of strength east Of Tel Aviv.
The Jews also claimed last night
their fighters shot down two Egyp-
tian bombers over Tel Aviv.
To the south, the Jewish COM
munique said, Israeli artillery and
planes continued throughout last
night to shell and bomb an Egyptian
column at Isdud, adding that large
blazes were observed in enemy con-
centrations.
The Egyptians said their troops,
driving from the south in the dl-
rection of Tel Aviv, beat back a
Jewish counterattack in a fierce
night battle at Isdud. This town is
on the Tel Aviv highway, just three
miles short of the Israeli frontier.
The Egyptian Defense Ministry
said last night that the Egyptian
Navy sank one boat and shot up
dockside buildings in bombarding
Caesarea, "a little port founded by
Herod the Great. It did not list
participating vessels.
danes Fighting Ships, 1867,
| says the Egyptian Navy had the
Evening star., 1948-06-04
full cut, direct and indirect, wa!
$4,000, 900,

full cut, direct and indirect, was
$17o. o.000,0 900.
Army Department government and
relief in occupied areas--the COM
mittee approved 1,250, ,o00, 900 of the
81 400, ,000, 600 asked, cut OF $780,
000, 900. The cut represents the
figure estimated for recovery pur-
poses in Japan, Korea and the Ry-
ukyus. The committee said any
such funds should come from the
ECA appropriation.
International Refugee Organiza-
tion-the committee approved the
full request for $70,710,228.
The total approved by the commit
tee thus is $500, ,710.228, compared
to estimates on 12-month basis of
s6,533, ,710,228. The committees esti-
mate Of the cut thus comes to
$553, ,00O, 900.
But when the 15-month spread
provision, inserted by the committee,
is considered, the total request comes
to So, ,140, 7l0,22 Thus, the cut. both
direct and indirect, total $780,
C0n nm
Evening star., 1948-06-04
Red Controlled Berlin Press
Plays Up Proposed Slash

BERLIN, June (P.-Russian-
controlled newspapers in Berlin gave
big front-page headlines today to
news of proposed slash in Eu-
ropean Recovery Program funds by
Congress.
For the past several months these
newspapers have been carrying on
a propaganda campaign against the
Marshall recovery plans. They have
charged the United States will not
live up to promises Of aid.
The Soviet-licensed Berliner Zeitung
headlined its report:
"Marshall's shrinking plan is re-
duced by Is per cent"
Evening star., 1948-06-04
Salvation Army TO Hear
Reports on Campaign

Leaders in the Salvation Army's
$3.50 900 Washington rebuilding fund
drive were to report campaign prog
ress at a luncheon meeting today at
the Evangeline Home, 1880 L street
NV.
Principal speaker was to be Brig.
Gen. Albert Cox, commander of the
District National Guard, while Frank
A. Birgfeld, drive chairman, was to
preside.
Government workers have received
ITS, 900 pledge cards and business
men another 10000, Col. w. w
Mouterse, divisional Salvation Army
commander, reported.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
3 Postmusters Chosen
For Woshinqton Area

: President Truman yesterday NOM
mated three postmasters for offices
in suburban Maryland and Virginia.
The appointees are:
Patrick ]. Byrne, BerWyn, Md, to
succeed T. Raymond Burch, who re-
signed; Lemuel w. Houston, Fred
ericksburg, Va, succeeding H, F,
Chrismond, deceased, and A. Bied-
Ter Heltzel, Harnsonburg, succeeding
N. H. Keezell.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
.AP Wirephoto.

royal yacht, a 2,650-ton transport.
a sloop and five motor launches,
with fire power of machineguns,
37-millimeter guns and three and
six-pounder guns. 1t says planned
additions for 1947-49 were three
sloops, two covettes, four mine
sweepers and smaller craft, all
from Britain)
Israels high command said Jew
ish fighters shot down one twin.
engine Egyptian bomber over Jaffa
adjoining Tel Aviv, and a seconc
near Rehovot to the southeast las
night. Tel Aviv underwent severa
air raids yesterday and last night.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
Scout Troop 1877 to Dine

Col. George A. Barten, acting posi-
commander at Fort Myer, will be the
principal speaker tonight at the
father-son banquet sponsored by Boy
Scout Troop 1877 at o'clock in the
Officers Club, North Post. ~
Evening star., 1948-06-04

A little less than "a million acres
in the United States outside urban
areas are being used for recrea.
tional purposes. :.
Evening star., 1948-06-04

Mexico is expected to continue
rent freezing until more homes are
built.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Wright Wins
100000 And
Broad Jump

KALAMAZOO - Lorenzo
Wright versatile Wayne track
,peedster. set a new state broad
imp record SATURDAY. with q
lean 81 - feet AZ inches
Wright running in the thirty
second annual Michigan Col.
legiaie Track and field meet.
also won the 100 yard dash in
10 seconds flat. and captured
the 40 yard run in AL.
Although WMeh,'s time n the
dashes ard MS broad Jump e.
fort short ~ those established
hv Jesse Ovens l3 wears Nav
1885 ago az Ann Avbor prom pied
fans 70 recall that historic dav
Owens the Buckeye flash
competing against the maize and
blue ~ the L Of VI. electrified
sports fans the. world over when
ne succeeded IN setting three
new track records and tioine
another
HAWTHORNE HELD RECORD
Even though Wrights Jump Of
- feet. az inches. bettered the
old state record bv 81, inches.
ms mark is more than two feet
shy ~ the world record o. &c
q 5 5-i6 ms SGT in the Berlin
Olyuplcs in 1886 by Owens
The old state record was held
bv William Hawthorne ~ Mich
ear Normal whose jump was %
4 ~ ms. N 1896
Michigan Normal College with
2 scose Of So 8-l5 points. woa
the 'hirtr second meet. With
WAYNE University. the l947
champions, finishing second. with
% 10 points
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

Larry Dolby, Cleveland out
fielder, and Jackie Robinson,
Brooklyn star second baseman,
enjoyed a banner week last
week.
Larry Dolby wound up with a
.273 batting average and Robin
son racked up an impressive 1888.
Robinson has batted in Is runs,
made one home run. and has
scored "a times. Jackie has the
fourth highest B. A. on the
Brooklyn club.
Dolby also has an impressive
record with five home runs TO
his credit, five less than Ken
Keltner. the indians third base
man. and two less than big Ted
Williams. Red Sox left fielder
DobY's inconsistency is ex-
planned by Bill McKechnie.
Cleveland coach. He says You
know the kid is a real ball
player. He may make il this
year. he may not. But right
Ro~ he is too eager. He strikes
out too often; he gets too fast
jump on some balls-over-
runs en-"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
WEAK INFIELD
Dogs Must
Get Travel
Permits

Dog owners who expect 10
take their dogs from one county
70 another must obtain per-
nit d. Bruce Douglas. health
commissioner announced. recent
IS. The permit may be obtain
ed from any one Of three Of
fccs.
Thfv are issued from the shcr-
ifs office in the WAYNE County
jail, from the sheriffs office al
Wayne, Mich, or from the State
Veterinarian office. State Build
ing Lansing. Mich.
In applying for the permit. the
dog owner must present Ger
tIficate Of vaccination against ra-
bios which shows that the dog
has been vaccinated within the
last six months. The quarantine
IS put into effect 20 prevent the
proad Of rabies TO humans as
well as 10 pets
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
SPORTS I'D
: i SS,.~'''~
BY CONKLIN BRAY

Raw Charles Il Carov, afnoIc PTIesT
90 staadraI college received testimonial at
meeting az the Brooklyn Catholic Interracal Council for
his inspiring leadership in urging the convention of the
American Bowling Congress take of its constitution
the clause barring Negro citizens from membership
Clavers Church and chaplain Of the Brooklyn Coun-
iii warned mis- listeners that Eve cannot remain peace
Il We raantan cold lo- Indifference to our neighbours
woe He said further n think every Catholic stands
~ challenged hy the recent decision Of the
Bowling Congress scores Of Catholics individuals and
Organizations belong il This group controls the great
t Ras'y ra n IL recent voted o maintain
its rule that ony Caucasiars could compete bowling
tournaments under its authority.
AT the above meeting resolution read calling on
the BIC 10 eXempfy true SportSmanShp and fair play
and 10 eliminate from lis constitution ths discriminatory
clause
COVER BOY
Harrison billiard, Badwn-Wallaee ace hurdler is The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
ToIes Comeback
Is Scheduled To
Start Out West

Roscoe T0leS recently signed
To a new contract by Jack (Docl
Kearns, announced this week
that he will soon Join the Joey
Maxim encourage which heads
West in a few days.
Toles. since his discharge from
the Marines. except for one fight,
has been IN retirement. Although
II has been several years since
he 'flaticncd' Matte Boldcn. one
of heavyweight champion Joe
Louis early opponents. in Jack
son. Mich, he was optimistic this
week.
Il think that will have lit
tie trouble getting into peak
of condition. especially should
90 out West. where | should
be able 10 fight regular. he
told a TRIBUNE reporter Sat.
urday.
Joe Henderson and Hugh Sub
lett both 1875 Founders, arc
managed by Toles and according
TO Toles, ARE both promising.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Patton Speeds
To New 100
Yard Record

The world record for the 100
yard dash held Jointly by Jesse
Owens and seven others 'includ.
ing Mel Patton was shattered BY
Patton Saturday at the IVES,
Coast Relays held in Fresno,
Calf.
The old record for the race
was 90. and young Patton
clipped one full tenth OF
second off of IL. The race was
run under more or less ideal
conditions with little wind.
Three watches caught the time
in go and two caught il in
ga. Officials declared the mark
as official.
The six other holders OF the
former record are George S
Simpson. Huburt Meier. Frank
Wykoff. r alph Metcalie Clyde
Jeffrey. and Harold Davis.
Lloyd LaBcach. Jamaican
Splinter. finished inches behind
Patton Patton led the race from
the start and LaBeach caught
him about Is Yards from the fin.
ish. but Patton was able 10 edge
away from him at the finish
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
His Third
Toss, Was
Longest

Ohio defeated Michigan in a
dual meet Saturday at Ann Ar
Dor by a score of 74-58.
The meet marked the last
home appearance of Coach Ken
Doherty Doherty will take job
at the University OF Pennsyl-
vania at the end of the current
season.
CHUCK WAS RIGHT"
Although his team did not win,
"Chuckin" Charley Fonville put
in a record breaking afternoon
by making four losses with the
shot all over So feet. This is the
only time on record that this
feat has been performed. Fon-
ville's best effort was his third
which travelled So feet, l0is ms.
Lloyd Duff, Ohio'S Decathlon
hope, had two firsts. a second.
and disappointing third. He
won the high hurdles and the
broad Jump. He was second TO
his teammate Dick Maxwell in
the lows and he finished second
behind two Michigan men who
tied for first
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Robinson's Trojans
Lose Third Straight

N d game that was as one
sided as the 1873 score Indicated.
VIII Rooinsons DABF Trojans
failed in their third attempt
this year 10 win league game.
The Trojans were soundlY
drubbed by the WalwaY Team
at Northwestern Field Sunday.
The Detroit Baseball Fedora
ti0n Viii start 6 2-a-week pro-
gram this week. and the Trojans
meet MoellcI al Belle Isle We'd
nes0av az $50
The Trojans used two pitchers
Sunday while the Waiways used
one Trojan pitchers were Charles
Simms who allowed ) hits and
seven runs, and Robert White
head who allowed 7 hits and
6 runs Only two hits Were made
of the Waiway Southpaw.
WEAK 1NFIELD
aside from thcg evident weak
ness at the plate the Trojans
were very ineffective in their
niicld. The game was called
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Two Wins
Up On Old
IS Record

OXFORD. Harrison Dill
lard put three more noiches in
has victory belt Saturday when
Baldwin Wallace bowed to Mi
am, College IN dual meet az
Oxford Ohio by Q score 81 1O-52.
For billiard. II meant new
world record for consecutive
track victories.
The record was formerly held
by Greg Rice Of Notre Dame
billiards. impressive record OF
81 consecutive wins tops Rice 5
mark hv two victories. Dillard
who stands more than head and
shoulders above The rest o, the
curren; field o. hurdlers has
every chance ~ pushing has VIC
tory string past the hundred
mark before the year j. up
Dillard started Ms string Of
victories wear ago after losing
10 Bill, Porter ~ Northwestern
IN Los Angeles billiards. winning
;ire IN the event that broke the
OLD victory record was slower
thar any he has made this sea-
sor
Diliard won the 100 yar1 dash
N 98 the l20 ward high h les,
and the eco low hurdles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

n lht seventh inning because
81 ram
Meragcr Rowe has run into
pient Of bad luck since the
opcn.Dg OF the season. One OF
MS pitching aces. Sydney Mills
has very sore back, and an
othc enc was a month Older
than Federation rules allow
Three others are unable 10 ret
,hcl birth certificates and are
.nel- Die 10 play.
Manager r. C. Rowe would
like any boys who can play
bail and are between the ages
OF II and 20. and would like
TO play ball with the Troians
70 contact him al his home by
phone. The number is TIE. D.
1851.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Parks Floors
Shkor In End;
Williams Win

NEW YORK.-tNNPA)-John-
ny Williams, colored light
weight from Montgomery. Ala
held Jesse Flores, Kansas borr
lightweight of Mexican parentage
fighting out OF Stockton. Calf,
TO a draw in his Eastern debut
AZ Madison Square Garden last
Friday
Sid Parks. Indlana-born heavy
weight campaigning out OF
Louisville Ky. registered his
twenty-first Knockout when he
slugged Johnny Shkor. OF Boston.
TO the canvas in 2.25 of the sec
ond round Of their scheduled
10 round bout.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Sugar Ray"
Seeks Cerdan

NEW YORK fNNPA -Gecrre
3a rifrr manage ~ Raw fSlE.
h1rinson world welterwc. eht
1aTr IN talked Wii1 Sol
sAaa Nike Jacobs represent.
a' aorg' an outdoor match
H ;als Suuuer
r.1rd offered 70 guarantee
200 % Marcel Cerdan al
European m.ddleweirnt
er rr frv "a ~cr-tf.fr L~,,t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Derrieotte Ends
Spring Training;
Triple Threat

When Michigan's football
Spring training period ended
last week there was one veteran
who stood head and shoulders
above the rest of the squad
Gene Derricotte, who played
deiensively last year and had
several bright moments while
doing so. proved himself 10 be
the triple threat man. Coach
Bonnie OoSterhaan predicted he
would be
Dericotte's performance was
outstanding despite the fact that
the Spring drill concentrated
chiefly on squad performance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
billiards. Wins Sets Mark Fonvile Hits Sc Feet Times
Robinson Batting 1923;
Coach Pulls For Dolby

McKeechnie went on, ehe's
under a lot of pressure because
he knows we've still got three
men to cut from the squad be.
fore Wednesday.
ONE X. o. EACH
Both Dolby and Robinson
showed great all around strength
in their last weeks play. Doby
made a foul tip that knocked
the plate umpire cold and Robin.
son laid out first baseman Zien.
tara of Boston, when he collided
with him running full speed
Zientara was unconscious five
minutes and had to be Carried
from the game. Robinson fecov.
cred TO finish the game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
LOoK All HE RECoRD

Tribune Twice Weekly
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
EARLY START

Phyllis Calvert, who co-stars
with Melvyn Douglas in Para
mounts my Own True Love, -
made hers stage debut at the
age of ten in London play
with the great Ellen Terry.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
Durango Kid Stars
At Carson Event

HOLLYWOOD-Charles STAR
rett, whose latest Durango Kid
picture at Columbia is Quick
on the Trigger" takes time off
between pictures every year to
fly to the town of Jackson, in
Amador County, to attend the
annual Kit Carson Mountain
Men celebration. Starrett is
guest star of the town and has
the Sunshine Boys, musical
aggregation, to aid him. The
events of the day are broadcast
as the town turns out to cele-
brate the anniversary of Kit
Carson's first crossing of the
Sierra at that point.
Jackson is the small gold min
ing town which was once, in the
1660's, bigger than San Franciso,
and which still turns out as
much gold as the government
will permit. Starrett is one of
the few Hollywood actors now
a member of the Kit Carson
organization.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
Film Star Awaits
DOzenth Arrival

HOLLYWOOD - When the
Kathryn Grayson-Johnnie John
ston baby arrives, sometime this
fall, it will make an even dozen
grandchildren for the Metro
Goldwyn Mayer starss mother
and dad.
THAT is, unless l really even
things up on the feminine side
of the ledger" Kathryn laughed.
"The count is now seven boys
ard four girls. The only way
can balance that is to have girl
triplets."
Miss Grayson, after complet-
ing a starring role with Frank
Sinatra in "The kissing Bandit, "
has retired to await the arrival
of the "dozenth" grandchild.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
Navy Day Premiere
For Polar Picture

HOLLYWOOD-U. S. Navy's
hopes for gala nationwide open
ing of THE Secret Land" on
Navy Day, October 27, will be
fulfilled. o. o. Dull, M-G-M
producer in charge of assem-
bling the Technicolor films
made during the Navy's recent
South Pole expedition under
Admiral Richard z. Byrd, has
already sent the answer print
to Technicolor. News from Cap
tain z. M. Eller, of the Navy
Public Information Division,
confirms announcement, follow
ing correspondence with color
lab. Apart from entertainment
and action value of the film. the
Navy considers it the finest
plug" for stimulating national
pride and interest in its achieve
ments.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
Nina Foch Plays
In Two AtOnce

HOLLYWOOD - Nina Foch,
who returned to Columbia from
a season on Broadway, to be
rewarded with the feminine
lead opposite Glenn Ford in
"Undercover Man." was handed
a second. plum role when she
was assigned to team with Will
liam Holden and Lee j. Cobb in
"The Dark Past"
Thus, simultaneously, she will
be playing two diametrically
opposite roles. In "Undercover
Man" she will be seen as the
wife of a Treasury Department
agent and in '"The Dark Past"
she will enact an underworld
character, Holdens girl friend.
Buddy Adler is producing "The
Dark Past" with Rudy Mate di-
recting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
Writers Assigned To
Two Paramount Films

HOLLYWOOD - Paramount
recently assigned writers to two
important forthcoming produc-
tions which are in preparation
for filming.
Richard L. Breen, who recent
ly worked on "A Foreign AT
fair" was assigned to write the
final treatment for Diamond in
the Haystack," which will be the
next appearance of the sensa-
tional box-office cobination of
Bing Crosby and Barry Fitz-
gerald. Robert Welch will pro-
duce.
Clemence Dane, well-known
British novelist, was signed to
write the final screenplay of "A
Mask for Lucretia," which will
star Paulette Goddard and Ray
Milland. Mitchell Leisen will d.
rect with Richard Maibaum as
producer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
Telephone Is Important
Prop In Hollywood

HoLLYwooD-The telephone is Hollywood favorite prop
and often actors best friend
Alexander Bells brain-chd has played important
supporting roles during many notable occasions Dramatic
of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27

in hand and a catch in the voice.
A telephone helped Louise
Ziegfeld," you remember. And
Oscar" in 1885 in '"The Great
Rainer win herself an Academy
Barbara Stanwyck may win an
oscar" this year with the aid
of Mr.. Bells invention. She has
the most dramatic role of her
career in Hal Wallis, Sorry,
Wrong Number" suspense story
in which she co-stars with Burt
Lancaster. A telephone plays an
important part this story of a
woman who accidentally over
hears her own murder being
plotted on crossed telephone
lines.
It's hard to imagine a gangster
movie without the police or
mobsters doing some heavy work
over the phone. AS the time the
detective kept Edward G. Robin
son talking on the phone In
Little Caesar" while the call
that led to the gang chiefs am
bush was traced. The climactlc
moment in Public Enemy No.
1" when Jimmy Cagney's family
found his lifeless body propped
against the door followed a
phone call by the killers to the
house. During his frantic efforts
to escape from the law closing
in on him in -Four. Hours to
Kill" Dick Barthelmess hid in
a phone booth-and hung up an
"out-of- order" sign to throw the
police off his trail.
1T happened One Night be
gan it's award-bound fun with
reporter Clark Gable getting
fired via the phone. Gable made
the most of bad thing and pro-
ceeded to put on big act be-
fore his unsuspecting fellow re-
porters by vigorously telling off
the boss on the other end of the
line.
Hollywood has not been amiss
in acknowledging its debt OF
gratitude to one of the greatest
inventions of modern times. II
paid its celluloid respects tc
Alexander Graham Bell in q
picture devoted to his life, with
Don Ameche in the biographical
role.
Actors like to do telephone
scenes for a number of reasons
For one thing, while they are
talking on the phone the camera
has to stay focused on them. Nc
actor finds that hard to take.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
Maylia Plays In
"BostOn Blackie''

HOLLYWOOD - M aylia ,
Chinese actress who scored a
hit in her film debut in Colum-
bias ITO the Ends of the
Earth" will return to that
studio for the leading feminine
role in oston Blackie's
Honor" starring Chester Nor
ris. The film, which Seymour
Friedman directs with Rudolph
Flothow producing, has a
Chinatown locale.
Following her appearance in
ITO the Ends of the Earth, +"
Maylia appeared in Singapore"
for Universal international, then
retired temporarily from the
screen to become a mother. She
is the wife of actor Benson
Fong,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
Script Girl Signed
For Ozark Past"

HOLLYWOOD-Ellen Corby,
former script girl who turned
actress and scored a hit in her
first role, has been signed by
Columbia for an important part
in THE Dark Past" with Will
liam Holden, Nina Foch and Lee
j. Cobb. Miss Corby had been
a script supervisor for several
years, when she was given an
acting opportunity as Aunt
Trina in II Remember Mama, %
and Immediately switc h e d
careers.
In "The Dark Past" which
Buddy Adler is producing with
Rudy Mate directing, Miss Cor
by will be seen as an outspoken
maid who refuses to be ter
rorized by mobsters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-27
emperor Waltz To
Have Record Bookings

HOLLYWOOD-Record num-
Der of bookings for ''The Emper-
or Waltz" is being set up by Par
amount as a result of unprece-
dented exhibitor demand, it was
recently.
The picture will be given pre-
release openings in key cities
throughout the country, in addi-
tion to the engagements at the
Hollywood and Downtown Para
mounts here and the Radio City
Music Hall in New York where
it opened Pune II.
Pre-release openings will be
given extensive campaigns pat
termed after the highly success
full world campaign in Holly
wood-Los Angeles.