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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

The American Legion, Depart
ment of South Carolina, will open
its Saith annual convention Satur-
day. June 18th, at Myrtle Beach
with every indication that there
will be G. record attendance.
The 10 & 8 will fire the OPEN
ing guns of the convention on Sat-
urday.
Waccamaw Voiture 1916 of
which r. c. Potts of Loris is Chef
de Care will have charge of regis
tration CT the members of the 40
& 8.
A buffet dinner is scheduled for
$50 Saturday evening at the Myr-
tie Beach Legion Hut. R. c. Potts
states that he has made arrange
ments to feed several hundred
Voyageurs at this time with very
tasty menu consisting of fried
chicken, turkey, and sandwiches.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
Boil Weevil
To Be Bus v
This Week

This week will be critical
week for cotton growers. of tie
state. Reports from county agents
and Experiment Station workers
indicate an increased boil WeevIl
infestation II most co;l4tisS With
adult weevilS still emerging ana
with boil worms reported in Sew
eral counties. Unfavorable Weatc-
err during the past week. ;Qas de-
layed application OF pSlsons IN
many parts of the state. The fact
that cotton is nSW s4uarlng ana
blooming freely makes prompt
cotton insect control imperative.
While the reports indicae an in
creasing number of farmers are
making the applications the total
estimated acreage on which poi
sons have been applied to date is
still less than so percent of the
total cotton acreage If the state.
The reports show weevil infesta-
ton as high as 81 percent in some
imprisoned fields.
The committee today renewed
its urgent recommendation that
growers who have not previously
applied poisons this season start
weekly applications at once and
that growers who have already
started follow the recommended
weekly schedule. The committee
emphasized immediate control of
cotton insects to save the early
crop of fruit. This early crop of
fruit will help hold down rank
plant growth and thus aid in pre-
venting boil rot later in the season.
Reports have been received by
! the committee that considerable
| cotton acreage has been abandon
ed throughout the state. The COM
mittee advises that where cotton
has been abandoned it. should be
destroyed by moving or blowing
to prevent a buildup of cotton
insects. Where the abandoned
fields are being grazed this may
be accomplished by moving.
While it is rather late for seeding
soybeans and grain sorghums the
committee suggests that these
crops may be planted through the
first week of July with reason
able degree of expectation of max
ing a crop. This will help salvage
the fertilizer which was used I'M
der the cotton and will provide
additional food and cash crops.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

including the dady rabbit himself,
Thomas L. Hamilton, grand drag
on of the Association Of Carolinas
Klans. Hamilton is charged with
conspiracy to kidnap and conspir-
acy to assault in four cases.
Others who have been indicted
thus far include: :;
Cecil FormyDuval, route 4,
Whitev:lle, Evergreen Flowers
case; Horace Strickland, Cerro
Gordo, Flowers, Robinson and
Esther Lee Floyd cases; Joe D.
Nealey, Chadbourn, Flowers case;
Roy Carter, Chadbourn, route l,
Flowers case; T. L. Enzor, route l,
Chadbourn, Flowers case; James
Hammond, route /, Chadbourn,
and brother Genrick Hammond,
Flowers case; Carl Richardson and
brother Troy, Fair Bluff, Flowers
case; julie Richardson, Fair Bluff,
Greer p. Wright case.
Howard Gore, route 4, White
vile, Flowers case; Joe Hardee,
Whiteville, Flowers case; Ernest
Hardee, address unknown, Flow
ers case; George Miller, Cerro
Gordo, Wright case; Hubert Hill
burn, Cerro Gordo, Wright case;
Richard Gore, Whiteville, Wright.
and Johnson cases; Eugene Stew
ems, Whiteville, Wright case; Har-
vey Barfield, Nichols. Robinson
and Floyd cases; Hubert Edmunds,
Cerro Gordo, Robinson and Floyd
cases; Paul Harrington, Robson
county, Floyd and Robinson cases;
Sherwood Miller, Cerro Gordo,
Robinson and Floyd cases; Doug
Granger, Fair Bluff. Johnson
case; and L. c. Worley Cerro Cor
do, Johnson case.
The grand jury report was
assigned by B. C. Powell, of Fair
Bluff, foreman of the indicting
body ano Alton Soles, secretary
stated that 48 cases were examin-
ed and that 46 true bills were re-
turned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

a thoughtful hour each day in
prayer to Christ that we be led
by His Spirit throughout the day.
Then God can get glcry out of
our lives. Then the sinful part of
mankind could see Christ in our
lives and turn and seek salvation
before it is too late.
God has said in his blessed word
of eternal truth that if He be lifted
up He would draw all men unto
Him. So, sinner friend, why 60 on
in sin and forget God and then in
the end be turned into hell with
the demons and the ones who for
got God?
Sinner friend, will you take this
under consideration ard seek God
while He may be found? For God
said tina. there was more rejoicing
over, one sinner that repenteth
than over ninety and nine just
persons that need no repentance.
If we would give God one hour
of each day in prayer, things
would be opened up to US. God has
said He delivered unto us the keys
of heaven and we know that
prayer is the only thing which
can open heavens doors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
Smith ResignsFromSchoolBd Bid.

S. P. Smith, chairman of the
local school board, this week mott
fled j. w. Peay, chairman of the
Columbus county board of edu-
cation, that he was rendering his
resignation.
Smith stated that he was happy
to express his appreciation to Mr..
Peay and to other members of the
board of education for their
whole-hearted support given the
local board and the many fine
physical Improvements that have
been done through their unSelfish
efforts.
''The Lew high school, the mag
nificent gym, the fine cafeteria,
and all the modern buildings that
have been erected in Columbus
county III the last few years are
a tribute to the fine work which
you have DONE" Mr.. Smith said.
Mr.. Peay also announced that
the county board is urently &C
cepting bids on renovation of the
old high school building here. He
stated that work was to be done
on the upstairs and downstairs
and that new rest rooms for both
boys ana girls would be construct
ed. He said that this work was
scheduled to begin early in July
and would be completed by the
time school opened.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
CIVILIAN OFFICERS
INSTALLED AT
BANQUET MEET

Bob White was installed as pres
ident Of the Tabor City Civitan
Club 1T a ladies night banquet
held at the Little Pee Dee Lodge
Monday evening, and John Dor
man and J. C. Bell, Jr. were in
stalled IS Vice president and Sec
rotary, respectively. Troy Benentt
assumed office for another term
as treasurer.
DR.. H. G.. Cameron, retiring
president, served as master of GER
emonies and installing officer fol
the occasion.
Rev. Fletcher c. Hutchinson,
pastor o. the Tabor City Presby-
terrain church, Miss Alene Cox Of
Wilmington, and Miss Christine
Floyd of Fairmont We're recogniz-
ed as special guests along with the
Civinettes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
Mrs. Duncan Observes
Her 85th Birthday

Mrs. Catherine Duncan OF the
Mt Vernon section was pleasantly
surprised on her S5th birthday
Sunday, June 18th, WREN cars ge-
gan stopping at her home and the
occupants got out with well filled
baskets and began preparations
for setting long table in the yard
where a bountiful spread was laid.
Hams, fried chicken, roast
chicken, and cakes and pies ga
lore were waiting to appease the
appetites of the childl en-, grand,
children, great grandchildren and
friends ano, relatives who came to
u,ish Mrs. Duncan a happy birth
day.
There were about 80 present
to enjoy the occasion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
Iron Hill Church
Schedules Program
Sunday Morning

The Iron Hill Baptist church
will present a special program at
the church Sunday Morning at 10
o'clock or. the theme "a Fathers
Love Never Dies" Rev. S. A. Hat
ley, pastor, announced.
The program was scheduled for
this Sunday instead of Fathers
Day to give more people the OPP
portunlty to attend, the pastor
said.
The program will include spec
ial music and timely talks by the
children and adults. The public
is invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
4-H TRACTOR MAINTENANCE CLUB
ORGANIZED IN LORIS
A All Tractor Maintenance

A All Tractor Maintenance
Club was recently organized at
Loris l.. P. Anderson, Assistant
County Agriculture Agent, stated.
This club was organized for the
purpose of teaching young boys
the proper care for their tractors.
The subjects covered were as
follows: operators Manual"
Safety" "Air Cleaner Service"
Fuel Intake and Carburetion,"
General and Engine fabrication"
Cooling System Service" and
Spark Plugs, Wiring, and Battery
Service"
This is a first year club, so all
the phases of tractor care were not
covered. In the second and third
year, the boys will learn more
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

about the actual mechanics of
tractor maintenance.
Demonstrations and instructions
were given. to the club members
by Mr.. J. D. Duncan and MIR. r.
B. Duncan. Four meetings have
been held in the showroom of Mr..
J. D. Duncan's John Deere tractor
place.
Later in the summer, all men,
bers of the club will be eligible
to enter the tractor driving con-
test. Trips to Camp Bob Cooper
and Clemson are offered as prizes
to the winners of this contest.
The county agents office wishes
to thank Mr.. Duncan for his CO.
operation and assistance given to
this maintenance club,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
Prayerful Study
Needed By World
BY Grover Duncan

AS we are taught in the blessed
book Of eternal truth God desires
that we be led to prayerful study
about carrying out the commands
OF Or Savior.
But we neglect God and get the
things OF this old sinful world on
our minds ana 60 on in sin in
stead of getting on OLE knees and
asking God to forgive ''S and help
us to get back on the straight
road that leads to a never-wither-
ing glory.
r. Wauid be well for us to spend
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
Merchants Hold Survey

The Tabor City Merchants Asso-
citation this week launched an ex-
tensive survey throughout Colum-
bus and Horny counties to deter
mine the number of women who
are available for fulltime employ
ment in a shirt and pajama fact
DRY that is considering Tabor City
as plant site.
Radio and newspaper advertls-
ing has requested all ladies who
would Like to get their names on
the availability list to send their
names, address, age md sewing
experience to the Merchants AS
ISOLATION, Tabor City, N. C., as
soon as possible.
Figures from previous surveys
were believed to be too obsolete
for practical use and the new sur
vey is designed to bring this in
formation completely up to cate.
Officials OF the association
pointed out that the industry is
not an absolutely sure thing but
that there is every reason to be-
lieve that the proposed industry
will accept Tabor City Negotia-
tons are currently being carried
out with the company and definite
decisions are expected within ten
days.
They also said that should this
industrial possibility reject Tabo:
City, that the present survey
would still be of use and would
be presented to another prospec-
tive industrialist. More than 100
ladies have already answered the
inquiries.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
PRIMER ANNOUNCES NEW
TABOR CITY SCHOOL FACULTY

The Tabor City School faculty
:oc IL 1928 term, which Will
ope- august 81. is complete with
ne exception of a third grade va
ca.cy. c. H. Pinner, principal. an
g9gncAd today. Miss Myrtle Bail
a. VINO taught one Of the thlrd
:caieS for the past several years
,eSignei to accept teaching posi-
ION near her home, Selma.
Two new teachers have joined
:@e II. School department fill
ing the position os Mr.. ard Mrs.
Tiles ,I1kson. who resigned. They
are Mss Elizabeth Crisp OF Hend-
arson, graduate of Erslsiae College,
and Henry T. Hood of Lake Wac
camaw, graduate of Eastern Caro-
liza College.
The faculty by grades includes:
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
First, Mrs. Earle Floyd, Mrs.
.acQuelyn Mishoe, Miss Flora
Belle Gore, and Miss Robert Nc
CIllOch.
SecoHd-Mrs. Leon w. Billiard,
Hiss Kate Jones, Miss Anne
Brooks NcGougan. and Mrs. c. H.
2.nner.
Thiri-MrS. o. V. Hicks, Mrs.
Laura Sarvis, and Mrs. Marguerite
Smith.
EOurtA-Mrs. Geraldine Caruso,
Hiss Hazel Todd, Mrs. Augusta
ScnuIken, and Mrs. Lois j. Sum-
merSord.
tltth--Mrs. Blan E. Huffman,
Acs. William Shelley, and Miss
E:a Mills.
>Ixth-Miss Helen Butler, Mrs.
NeEtle Hammond, and Miss Janet
Tonlinson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25
LEGION GETS STATE AWARD
FOR MEMBERSHIP INCREASE

Joe Mann, American Legion
department vice commander, pre-
sented Tabor City American Le-
gion Post 101 with a huge trophy
Friday light at Civitan Field for
its first place finish among class
D posts in North Carolina in pre-
sentage membership increase.
The local post had a member
ship of q in 1851 and was assign
ed a quota of IS for 1852. The
post actually enrolled 100 mem
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

bers in 1852 and thus took first
place hcnors in the State for its
success.
The trophy will remain with
Post 101 throughout the year but
will have to be won three times
before it can be kept permanently.
Vice Commander Mann present
ed the award Immediately prior
to the opening of Kinston-Colum-
bus County American Junior
baseball game.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

The first school of forestry IN
the United States, first headed by
Clifford Pinchot, was formed on
what is now the BiltrGore Estate,
lust outside of Asheville, N. Z.
The new Albritton strawberry
variety, released last December by
the U. S. Department of Agrlcul-
ture and the North Carolina Ex-
pertinent Station, is showing well
in its performance this season. ALI
growers state that they are well
pleased with the new berry.
The 1851 lint yield q ~
pounds per acre was nearly ST.
pounds above average.
Stocks of corn, oats, and barley
on April 1 were down f-om a year
earlier by about Is per cent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

Solicitor Clifton Moore said last
week that additional arrests would
be made in the roundup of Ku
Klux K1ansmen wha participated
in the Is Columbus county night
riding raids and that some of the
new arrests would be "fairly
prominent" people.
To date, there has been 100 in
diotments, IS of these being lodged
by State and county officials. AL
ready implicated in the khan up
risings are 81 individuals.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

Tabor City citizens had escaped
direct indictments in the numer-
Gus grand jury actions against the
Ku Klux Khan until last Thursday
when Is persons had true bills
returned against them, including
two from Tabor City.
Troy Bennett, serving his first
term as a member of the board of
town commissioners, was one of
the local men indicted. Bennett is
charged with having participated
in the Evergreen Flowers case.
Sid Scott, of Tabor City was also
indicted and charged with partici-
pating in both the Flowers case
and the Woodrow Johnson case.
Their trial is expected to be held
on July 81 when special court
term will convene. Twenty three
others were indicted last week
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

DR.. Edgar w. McElWee has been
appointed research associate pro-
lessor of horticulture at State Col
lege. He will be engaged in re-
search on Horticulture and orna-
mental horticulture.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

slth-Ntsz Sarah Britt. San
ford H. Pittman, and Worth Dali
ton.
Eighth-Mrs. Bernice Ratteree,
F. F. Thompson, and Miss Carolyn
Todd.
HIGH SCHOOL
S. w. Caruso, Science and coach;
Miss Elizabeth Crisp, English;
Mrs. Nell R. Fowler, Math.; Mrs.
Geraldine J. Inman, Library and
History; Henry T. Hood, Social
studies and Physical education;
Mrs. S. L. Jackson, Math.; 5. L..
Jackson, Agriculture; Fred Lay
,Jr. Assistant Agriculture; Mrs
Frances Raynor, English; William
L. Ratteree, Health and Social
Studies; Mrs. Eunice Singletary'
Commercial; Mrs. Beth R. Woody,
English and French; and Miss
Beulah Yates, Home Economls.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

The 1928 citrus outlook is
favorable in the principal produc-
mo states of Florida and Californ-
:. and much better than last sea-
son in Texas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-06-25

Fred yam Town Majorette" with handler Ted
yDo Hartford The Yam Town Majorette known in
kennel Penney finished championship recently Westwood
Mass the show ten month old and
mayor defeated in Officials she quite sensation
the whole show circuit
Penny was and her Dam is Carolina Stardus
and pride Great Reward owned by Silver
Farm at Missouri.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOLLYWOOD.

Alan Ladd has jumped of
mountains, saved the girl from
a dozen gun-totin' toughies,
cleaned up towns and cities
singlehanded, fought his way
out of all sorts of life-or-death
jams. "And yet I'm afraid of
my own shadow" says Alan
adding, ION a television screen"
Alan made 80 "quickies" be-
fore he hit the stardom jack
pot some 10 years ago in "This
Gun for Hire" Just mention
Paper Bullets" and some Of
the other vintage celluloid items
in which he appeared-all of
which are now playing the IT.
inch route-and fearless Alan
flinches, pales, breathes hard
and confesses:
II just run when those pic
lures come on!"
Sometimes Alan, Sue and the
children are seated in the den
watching an old movie on tele-
vision when all of a sudden he's
right up there chasing the vii
liam or going to college or
marching with the other
soldiers.
Guilt Complex
"It's times like this that I
have a sudden guilt complex
that I am holding back tele-
vision 10 years."
At the Nations movie thea
ters Alan is big star-per-
haps the biggest and most i'm
portant male star in Hollywood
today-but in television he's
practically an extra" To make
matters worse, most of these
old revivals announce proudly
to the viewers that the picture
"stars" Alan Ladd!
In those days Alan spoke in
q high-pitched voice and he
says that he couldn't menace a
little kitten. "No one had told
me to musS up my hair and
scowl," says he.
Life Looks Good
Alan was discovered by Agent
Sue Carol (now Mrs. Alan
Ladd). Sue was a famous movie
star herself before she turned
actors agent. She heard him
on a radio program. sent for him
and finally got him his big op-
portunity in the starring role Of
"ThiS Gun for Hire"
Evening star., 1952-05-25

SIoP- Read We WALK H. Ranger Iss 1n
"I" Nigh naas WITH Wis Badge Dig Picture
Evening star., 1952-05-25
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISION
sunday Moy 25
Sunday. Moy Is. 1852

1880, WNBW-H Hall of Fame,
Beatrice Straight in THE Magni-
ficent Failure"
1900. WIT G-Georgetown Uni
versity Forum: 1.-THE Merchant Ma.
rine. Our Fourth Arm Of Defense
1880, WTOP-This Is Show Busi-
ness: Ray Malone and Bill and Cora
Baird.
1880, WNBW-Meet the Press.
Gov. Paul Dever.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Monday, Moy 26, 1852
10
U.
PEOPLES nshsuss AIS Guest s's a' Americas asa'n The Hs Ps
s-,as ca''a Ihs 1850 Early shs a. cu li. Hasa
l.
- N Disc locke. an She. the I'". : News .G. nhs i's.y
wToP-a News; s, Arthur
u M
1z4s Inside sssi 1aa
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Monday - hollywood Screen Test
(WMAL., 7:30), Isobel Elsom In
Portrait Of Death; Video Theater
(WTOP, 3D.. Sylvia Sidney and
Robert Cummings in Pattern for
Glory: Johns Hopkins Science Re-
view (WTTG, $500, Filmed trip
aboard a Jet airliner: Voice Of Fire
stone tWNBW, $500, Lois Hunt;
On Trial (WAIAL. %, Representative
Charles r. Howell on steel Sci
zure";; Lights Out (WNBW, 3D.,
Steven Hill in 'The Deaths
Head; Robert Montgomery Presents
(WNBW, $500. Vincent Price and
Anna Lee IN "The Rinsmaster" |;
Boxing (WTT0. 1o). Paddy d..
Evening star., 1952-05-25

1900, WNBW-Your Junior Re-
view: The Stewart Junior High
choral group and Marcella Orom-
buru.
100, WTOP-The Blue Badge:
The 41st Divisions campaign in the
South Pacific.
200, WNBW-Hats. in the Ring:
Harold E. Stassen.
400, WTOP-Greatest Story
Ever Told: "Give Us This Day"
Evening star., 1952-05-25

ter Abel and Macdonald Carey in
yellow jack; Boxing (WTOP, 10),
Kid Gavilan VS.. Fitzie Pruden.
Thursday - Star of the Family
(WTOP, B., Mel Torme and Buddy
Baer; Royal Playhouse (WTTG, o.,
Gertrude Michaels and Hugh
OBrien in Shifting Sands; James
Melton Show (WNBW, $500, Mar
garet Truman.
Friday-We, the People CWNBW,
$500, the Eisenhower story: Play
house Of Stars (WTOP, %, Irene
Dunno a. hostess with Richard
Haydn IN "A Quarter for Your
Trouble: It's News to Me (WTOP,
$500, Slime Hasso.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

1880, WMAI-Horizons "The Fu-
ture Of the Classics"
500, WNBW- Comedy Hour: Ben
Blue, Ann Sheridan, Peggy Lee, the
Step Brothers and the Whippoor-
wills.
SOC. WTOP-Toast of the Town:
Rex Harrison, Audrey Hepburn,
Ginny Simms and Jack Smith.
500, WMAL-Mystery Theater:
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Wednesday. Moy 28, 1852 -
Future; II,
,a !th. Pyasas pssps H'uss AIS Guest 'k aa This ssu
aaa..
l.
- Disc ae.er Aso ssp the 'wn; . Hs~si ses Dss ssks
MoPn News 1880 Arthur esfs iGts . sdds
11N. Strike It Rich d
1z Inside Our sshs ss t:' Garry M'rs As First 100
Evening star., 1952-05-25

his wife; Keep Posted (WTTG.
$500, "Have We Moved Too Far
In the Direction Of Centralized Gov
eminent; Fireside Theater CWNBW,
%, Joan Leslie and Craig Stevens
in "The Imposter';; Circle Theater
(WNBW, $500. Joy Hodges In
'.Breakaway."
Wednesday = Television Theater
(wNBw, o.. Glenn Anders and
Barry Kroeger in ''The Third
visitor; Harness Racing CWTTG,
$50, Racing from Rosecroft: !:
0eianese Thsater CWAkAI, l0), wal.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Otto Kruger and Mary Mcguire in
BLACK Eyes"
800, WNBW-Television Play
house: Neya Patterson and Paul
Langton in 'The Lantern Copy"
500, WTOP-Fred Waring Show:
Charles Scott of Howard University.
1000, WTOP-Celebrity Time:
Vivian Blaine and Boris Karloff.
1850, WNBW-American Forum
Of the Air: Campaign Issues"
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Audience. Shows

The follcwing telecasts admit shs
general public:
WMAL.--'Ruth Crane" Thursday
at 3 pm, Evening Star Television
Center. CAll Ruth Crane. MA. 6400.
for tickets.
WNBW-"Ameriean Forum Of the
Air" Sunday. 1890 pm, Caribar
Room Of the Wardman Park Hotel.
Write or call station for tickets.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Friday, Moy 80, 1852
WNB&I IsdU; Ga Biks
Breakfast A. 1I1o IT'S
I
1z1s HsiIRes 1
4, J.
om
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Thursday. Moy %, 1852
"H'" I.a Nancy s':. a' sr' H'.' H !: .r.a ns
PNsf AaI jsay
wla. es..sa nts
Gas shsp J.
WMAl1, HolWed Matinee; Ruth 13
WtG1s to Arthur estfg
Of
nshs sssII
saaT
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Afraid of His Own Shadow
Those 80 Pre-Sturdom Movie Quickies
Turn Up on TV to Haunt AIun Ludd
By SheiIoh Grohom

Sue and Alan live in q beau
tiful Norman house which they
recently built in Holmby Hills.
It has every modern conven-
ience and is considered one of
the most comfortably furnished
homes in Hollywood. Alan is a
handy man around the house,
a holdover from the early days
of gripping" in the studios.
They have two children of
their own Alana, 8, and David,
4. as well as Carol Lee, 10, Sues
daughter, and Laddie. Is, Alan's
son. Alan and Sue last March
IS celebrated their 10th ami
versary of marriage, and life
looks good.
released BY NANA)
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Marco vs.. Arthur King: Studio One
(WTOP, l0l, Robert Pastene and
Judith Evelyn In Abraham Lin
|coln."
Tuesday - Sam Levonscn show
eWToE. D. Jack Z Leonard and
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Tuesday, Moy H. 1852
wMBw7 rsd;
S. Il,
1la Little su'e Peoples
PNdf aa,
We-1G1s
1884, Take the
T. Me TsWn News
WMAl-2,
Wo1G1s
sf Tsmsrow;
11s lasds ao