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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
A Night at the Opero.


Mrs. Fostini, thinking the girl
was flirting with her husband,
glowered at the blond. Fostini.
believing 1t was q gag. said moth
ing.
The blond persisted.
did you ever think Of acting
In the n1oyies?"
II think Of It all the time y
Fostini frankly admitted.
The blond explained the pro-
ducers' difficulties in completing
Randi's film. Fostini. who had
never heard Of Randi before, was
not impressed, The blond insisted
he was the "exact image" Of the
slain film star. She got his tele-
phone number.
The next day Fostini received q
telephone call from Italian Direc-
tor Robert Montero. He. was
signed to a contract as soon as
Montero saw him.
Even the makeup man was
amazed.
'I can't do anything for him.
He already looks like Ermanno."
he said.
After a comparison Of photo
however, few changes
were made. The makeup man put
a little cotton wadding in Nom
tini's nostrils to widen his nose.
He drew a line on his lower lip
to make his lin fuller. Fostini'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Todoy's Schedules

Stage.
| ARENA - School for Scan
dali: $3.50 pm.
.yas1 Screen.
AMBASSADOR-"Room for
One More: ISIS, $3.50, 5:25.
1890 and 9::35 pm.
CAPITOL - "Girl on the
Bridge: las, 4:S0, tbs and
10 pm. Stage: 3:25, 6:10
and 1855 pm.
| COLUMBIA - "Quo Vadis":
| 1910, 3:15, $40 and $50
pm.
| DUPONT ~ "Rasho Mon:
!, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, sos and
10 pm.
KETTH'S-"A Girl in Every
Port: 1885. $40, $40. 7:05
and 9::45 pm.
| MTTLE-"Cage Of Cold:
1:o5, 2:35. 4:o5. 5::35. 7:05.
$50 and 1910 pm.
| METROPOLITAN-"I'n See
You in My Dreams: lis,
$3.50. $3.50. 1885 and 9:45
pm.
NATIONAL - "Dante's In
ferno": 1880, 1885, 5::35. TAO
and Gas pm.
ONTARIO-"Detective Story:
1:15. 1915, 5:35, 7:35, 9:40
and 11:40 pm.
| PALACE--"Decision Before
Dawn: 1880, 1850. Sis,
7:35 and 10 pm.
PIX-"House Of 1000 Won1-
en-: isis, ASS, 1885 and
10 pm.
| PLAYHoUsE-"Great Elk
pectations": 1:10, $40. Sis,
1870 and 9:20 pm.
PLAzA-"The Lavender Hill
Mob: /. 2:30. 4:05, 5:45,
7:20, 8 and 1885 pm.
TRANS-LUX "The Well:
1905. 1850, 4:35, 6:15. 8 and
9:45 pm. r
WARNER-"Room for One
More: 1:40, $40. $40, TAO
and 9:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

eyebrows were made thicker.
When the makeup was finished
1.-THE resemblance was perfect. 81
Later while Fostini and his wife
were having lunch In their apart
Iment, their maid announced
Randi's father was ct the door.
/ When the elder Randi saw Fos-
Itini he stopped short. stared n
1.-THE Young American actor for 4
while and then said slowly:
''They haven't made q nlistakef
Randi said Fostini looked SC
much like his son he was afraid
Ito bring his wife to see him be-
cause the perfect resemblance
would give her q shock. ~
Because most filni sound tracks
lin Italy are dubbed in after shoot
ling, language proved no problem,
Another person always dubbed
Randi's voice In his Aims. And
will dub for Fostini.
Fostini, whose parents were
born In Italy. came to Italy to
make q film starring Barry Fitz-
gerald. He had made two other
films before that, and appeared In
several Broadway productions.
Fostini. was about to return
home to New York when his wife
dragged him to the opera.
"And to think" he says now,
l"I used to hate operaS!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
By jones {. PorIotore
ROME.

Because he reluctantly went
with his wife to attend an opera.
American Actor John Fostini has
stepped into . dead mans shoes
and may cross the threshold to
f1lm fame.
Fostini, handsome. dark haired
New York East Slider, has been
signed to complete a film inter-
rupted by the murder Of its star.
Ermanno Randi. popular Italian
actor.
Randi was at the height Of his
fame when a jealous sutton
pumped five bullets into him last
November. When death wiped
out his career he was halfway
through a new film. "Cuori Di
Roma" c'Heart Of Rome"). Pro-
ducers were about to shelve it as
q total loss when Fostini went to
the opera.
Fostini's pretty wife Lydia, q
singer. had been urging her hus-
band to attend the Rome Opera.
Fostini kept putting her of.
Finally, to keep peace In the
family, I agreed to co." he said.
During intermission, good
looking blond approached him and
said:
EXCUSE me, do you know you
look like an actor here?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Coming Attractions
Stage.

-- =
ARENA-"Three Men on a
Horse" with Albert corbin,
starting February 10.
NEW GAYETY - The Au-
tumn Garden" with, Ffedric
March, starting tomorrow.
Screen.
AMBASSADOR - sThis
Woman Is Dangerous" with
Joan Crawford. starting
Thursday.
CAPITOI-Lone STAR" with
Clark Gable, starting
Thursday. #f
KEITH'S-"Meet Danny VIII
son." with Shelley Winters.
starting Wednesday.
METROPOLITAN --- Calling
Bulldog Drummond," with
Walter Pidgeon. starting
1nurSQay.
NATIONAL" Manhunt,"
with Joan Bennett. starting
Tuesday.
PALACE Phone Call From
q Stranger" with Shelley
Winters.
PLAYHOUSE - "Woman in
Question" with Jean Kent.
starting Wednesday.
1.-TWO Tickets
to Broadway" with Janet
Leigh, starting Wednesday.
WARNER -"This Woman Is
Dams e'rous," with Joan
Crawford, starting Thurs
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Eligible
Roster
A Leap Yeor List
Of Hollywood
Bachelors
By The Assosis,.d Press
HOLLYWOOD.

/ ts5 x4A<&A64 VvO1Ds
In this month Of valentines and
Leap Year proposals. let's take
| q look at the Hollywood crop Of
what is laughingly called eligible
males.
| Two Of the finest actors in the
business top the list--Marlon
Brando and Montgomery Cliff. Al
prospective husbands. they are
financially sound. Both earn siz
figure salaries but their mode Of
life is unusually simple. Brandc
lis q non-conformist by usual
Hollywood standards. So Is Cliff
Both love their independence and
for that reason, may be tough
game In the matrimonial hunt.
The best immediate bet in the
movies is Scott Brady, young. tall
and handsome. Here, In his own
words, girls. is his off-screen am
bition: es
81 want to get married. just
once. and stay married"
II you're looking for q husband
with social background. we have
two Peter Lawford and Robert
Stack.
One Of the towns most famous
land most elusive bachelors Is
attorney Greg Bautzer. He has
K 70 Is sssJEE a. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Still q Cowpoke,
The Pay Is Better
by ths Asseciaisd Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Robert Mitchum is playing q
cowpoke again in ''This Man Is
Nine" at $3.50 a week.
He started In the movies as q
cowpoke in the old Hopalone
Cassidy movies. Take q look. ct
them now on television. Mitchum
can usually be spotted as one OF
the rustlers' gang.
"Those were the happy days.
he recalls. mo worries like ]
have now, and 500 q week and
all the hay you could carry
home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
He Would Outlaw
IMediocrity
~ me ASSoetoIeo FreSS '..s
HOLLYWOOD.


HOLLYWOOD.
Director Producer Victor Sa-
vile, the maker Of such movies as
kim" and 1.-THE Green Years. /"
wants a law passed in Hollywood.
It would bar front Office execu-
tives from speaking these two
phrases whenever an idea for an
original movie Is discussed:
"Now ! remember q movie made
as years ago that made money -"
Nov wouldn't It be q good idea
If we did it this way 2"
Saville said it was just such talk
that drove Orson Wells abroad.
THAT man is q genius. He
couldn't stand being surrounded
by mediocrity."
Saville is headed out of town,
too, to his native England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

vnrir nfg,ca ~ : hig Ain, enrnnar,y
. \, !. @. 49,. ] q '. -. 8, -,...,r
oecl0so y MaAs stsla. sA.ssA
up Of reported sarmoil 70 tneir
HOLLYWOOD studio, They slipped
into Ina Angeles quietly. regis
49,. ,,,,.,,.,. 81. 81. ~ g, o,,t,v;n0
80. 1.s. - .,. -
nooei' ana Dais aiAu sos.sn ssA
luggage stored away WIEN sne
telephone commenced TO ring.
Business associates. acQuain-
ances and favor seekers kept up
Q steady stream Of calls. One
hour later. the pair conciuded -
with sound logic that tneir gum
shoeing mission was just ABOUT ,as
secret as the corner o. HOLLYWOOD
and Vine.
How did every one get wise 30
Quickly2 The answer came later,
from 9 pal.
celebrity Service
II case yo,,,re uninitiated to the
strange ways in which this behind-
the-scenes organization functions
(and the two big wheels from New
York definitely were among the
|ignoranD Celebrity Service IS an
agency In New ! York and Holly
wood providing subscribers with
|red-hot information on the COM
|ings and goings Of everybody who
lis anybody.
FIR a fee Of SIS a month,
Celebrity Service furnishes to its
|s,,hscrihers-weekly In HOLLYWOOD,
|daily I'M New York-the names
and stopping-placs addresses Of
visitors important In any OF o
dozen fields. mainly the amuSe-
|ment, political and social worlds.
III they don't happen to be on the
list, and are In town, Celebrity
Service guarantees to dig them
Iout.
Subscribers Are Many.
-. i, ,oao ,,s1.hr,tv sarv,ce,
y r 49, - i;fe thro,,rh the anruished
f,,, r of : man named Earl
lHlackwelI. who became tired Of
nearing people say. II wonder
what happened to so-and-so." One
night he was sitting in the al"
|Cluh. listening to an English news
naner renorter relating her In
ahilitv ia And Robert Montgom-
|erv in three DAYS Of search. That
did it. Blackwell, a former actor.
decided It might prove profitable
Ito keep tab on such information.
Two v.ars after founding the
Nav yo,k of.ice Hlackwali estab-
i,sh.a -tha. FIollvwood hranch. and
t ..S h;s s,,hscrilars ltntaf aim
~, S.sas a. .scr"ts ;ncI,,da movie ra-
~ go +s,sv,sior st1,,iicr ,,esos
wy ,sas e $500 s o,,bi,c;tv officas
$500. 1870 .s.as,,.a,. ne INFO cts,rs
.naivluuaa ~ - 1859 a,T ar.
!as eola sss,.ta. ts 49, A,.,.,ssss,or.,
lillss, e.s. 5000. -. a ssishr;t;ss
paISy 80
tnen'sslseSs .t .ya9 .,s
Running the HOLLYWOOD once y
petite, alert Lynne bowers, VINO,
after long experience, conIkfpHss
TO be amazed at the nature Ano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
True to Life
By me Assoeicted Press
HOLLYWOOD.

I " me ASSocIoted Press
HOLLYWOOD.
Babe Didrikson Zaharias Is a
ham now and admits she loves
every minute Of 1t.
The famed women's golf star
plays herself In pat and Mike"
with Katharine Hepburn and
Spencer Tracy. The picture Is
true to life, too, as Babe beats Miss
Hepburn in golf tournament.
But only" laughs Katharine,
because I have q nervous break
down"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
ITwo-Tinne Visitor,
Never q 7 ourist
BY The Asseeia.ed Press
HOLLYWOOD.

| HOLLY WOCDs
Patricia Neal has been in WASH
lington twice in her life and still
hasn't seen the sights of the Ma
ltion's Capital.
The frst time she was . 16-
year -old schoolgirl going back
home to Knoxville, Tenn, after
Ia visit in New York City. She
had 80 cents and a return train
ticket and spent several hours In
the railroad station sleeping be-
tween trains.
The second trip was . recent
stay of several weeks for location
shots on mfr. Congressman"
II had more than 80 cents and
even wore q mink coat but I still
didn't have time to make the
usual tourist trips" she moaned.
fastening to add:
IT brought the mink coat with
me from Hollywood"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

34OAASA, WAkG4Ss +
Two top executives IN the New
York ONCE Of . big MIN company
decided to make y personal check
up Of reported turmoil IA their
HOLLYWOOD studio They slipped
into Los Angeles quietly. regis
tered under aliases ct an outlying
hotel. and barely had gotten their
Luggage stored away when the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Unlisted Numbers List
There S No .Privocy
the Celebrated
Celebrity Service Keeps Close Track
OF the linportont and the Gldnorous
BIZ Harold Heffernan

planned reason. Celebrity Services
most-asked question was. Can
you give me the address Of Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
This was fairly Understandable.
Lynn believes. because f1lm people
might want to send Ike one Of
their fancy holiday-greeting cards.
but why In the world. she won.
ders. should the calls keep up
after Christmas. As an interest.
ing footnote, she speculates why.
after Ike's political aspirations
were announced. they have been
receiving very few calls about
him.
Once o celebrity reaches town
with his name on the weekly bull
letin. he Is apt 10 receive 100
more invitations than possible for
s ~ $1,000 - WA tlle'
oOclai c,lLnn1ls -. Mascn sne taOlly.
eager to edge out . rival In get-
tlng an acceptancs from an me-
coming dig tycoon OF tycooness.
Very often the Celebrity Service
staff receive coy little calls from
~ ~ n -
disclose a bit al bulletin infnrina.
ton = few hours before it's DIS.
tribution. Such requests are nat.
". but politely. refused.
pad,a g,v..r,.v ana c,,,, .,a,v.
..,,ss ths a,,tHt ,ts h;gssst $3.50.
echs E,nd,eds 81 csIIs : Az
a. r.ceived S,,r,nc : aT'r,,th A.
Ron .sr,,a,,cen contest nncs ~.
sor Tavws =, fnrcot "a collsct j,ep
chacr frnr I New ynrk hrnsfl.
cast. ,CS gave the network her
HOLLYWOOD address, and her So
cial security number, registered
under her real name, Edythe Mar.
riner. When a fan In Texas long,
distanced o plea for Irene Drnne,s
private phone number, and Q
wealthy Miami woman offered q
large sum If they would introduce
her to Gary Cooper. both met
with diplomatic reflections.
A Real Secret.
so,,.+,roa. r.sIshr,tv sarv,cs haa
:. ss,nat;on e .crt ~ sTr,lIv
- ~ ~ ~ t;,,.s v,,ee, Tc,,i.
3 oo &c., NO. hsod ~ the WrsNf
st =, 49, - hed HE .scrStaTy eon.
s,,,t &c On atir,,etts Maver
-, ..t.,.+a;n,,,r 5 sors,s,, dio.
10. We sAAs - ' : ~, i,,nchson ana
wanted to be sure 81 the fellows
correct title, and how he should
be introduced.
Celebrity Service win have no
mart of welshers or others who try
I'd sneak out = some information
|th,o,,Uh ths free door on The
~ - haoJ - hord;no n,,t. ANNA
Evening star., 1952-08-03
D Pacific Contour 81

Cordurette cheniIIing looks
ond feels like genuine cor
duroy. Stoy fresh as q
daisy washing otter wosh-
ing. Sneers at the iron.
Wanted colors. Full, twin
sizes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-11
NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS
Telephone Your News To i250s
Miss 10 Ann NOster Miller "

10 N,ster Miller holiday her and
uncle Mr. Mrs Roosevelt Matthews 1914 Rngo While the city
spent her with her Miss Doris Lucille and
Neil Wright r
L. =. Johnson returned recently IT. Worth.
While they Of Rev and Mrs william Brewer
hrlh, u Mrs Johnson on their return J the juluuns stopped n
Marshall TcNu. with Mrs Margaret Robinson
sheriff. holiday guest OF MIR and Mrs
Neil Wright
ur, entertained their sisters Mr.,
Ida Jordan Mrs Josephine Johnson u Nf B1nUH a.a
iHul, N. and Mi. Willie Marshall Jr o New Years day Scott
Josephine Chicago spent the holiday the
city guest of bot brother amid alU boo # Mr. and Mrs Fred
Christine daughter Phillip Jean spent the hoi
day. Chicago bob. sister a.. H.' M Iu.. Ballard lh't
uu visited uH.. rrH.p. Hul t.o. .. ..u enjoyable trip
after visiting her daughter Mrs S1d''
XuI#Icr sister, Mrs Josephine lru. both u. ST. Louis S
also visited hrr grandson Herbert Fields. loo NcUnHu. Louisiana
Andrew Marshall here visiting their family ana
friends. They resident. Puerto Rico whore SIT
Marshall b stationed but oIu. rr .rs of This city Both are
former students OF luu,. H school They accompanied 10y uI
small Andrew We happy to- have the Musna's home
johnson wilson d home two weeks to visit her
.UHt 80 . II.r Washington and other relatives Ms Wilson Is mo-"
o resident OF California
Hendricks and George ir have returned
to Wa.hnatoI While here they recipients %. many socl
Hendricks brother Of Mrs Clara Matthews and
uncle uf Holloway
hi basketball team played Merrill hi NJ Pine
Bluff boys 49, Merrill 9 Jones girls 28 Merrill
Tonight Jones will play Cobn boys and girls on january W
Dragons win the 1851 Tennessee state champs from
Wood,ioc; high school The Catholic high girls Jones girls Th
Viu bp played at Robinson auditorium
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-11
GIRL SCOUTS

On January 81 the annual meo&s
ing of the Greater Little FMt
Girl Scout council viii be held at
First Methodist church, 9Th ana
Center streets All adult girl scout
leaders, committee members ana
board members are expected to DO
present The purpose Of the meet
ing is to provide better girl
scout program and 10 share In the
formulating OF The plans and OBJ
iectiVes which is TIE only way
democratic organization can sue.
cessfully function The dinner
tickets will be one dollar Isl O0)
and will be available through tho
25th at the Scout House, 1000
lard street TIE meeting viii
open promptly AT 630 q. m. For
more information call Bessie
Ward. 27-976l.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-11

The greatest of every individual every organza
ton and of every nation inegryha quality which lends
force and sincerity to every thing you say and do"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-11
Phi Beta Sigma
Joins Fight For
Minority Rights

Delegates and visitors to PHI
Beta Sigma traternlty's 37th an.
nlversary conelave in Birmlng.
ham, Alabama. took time out u
point up the necessity of action
and called upon the governors Of
Texas and Florida, the Attorney
General of the United States 10
take immediate and positive stops
to stop these unAmerican prac-
tees as the bombing Of homes Of
Negroes and Jews, called upon
the leadership of the senate %
consider as one of the fest items
on its aeenda, a resolution To
liberalize the cloture rule by per
hitting cloture by majority vote,
re-affIrmed its stand on the need
for the setting up of a Fair EN-
ployment Practices Commission
calling upon the Congress to
place such bill high on its a
genda. called upon the Housing
and Home Finance agency to step
up its program Of public and de
Tense and public housing without
discrimination; called upon Con
eress to enact a Federal Aid 10
Education Bill with necessary
safeguards against racial segrega
ton. called upon the President 10
bring into positions Of counsel and
responsibility able and qualified
Nprraec
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-11

asS aT0 0TTVIs N0OeI OH l y IaeUly Of Morgan State
cutGe) remembered Little Rock and the many Coureses
tended u Nun when he attended the Omega ConcaVe here Re
member him he the pnchhitter for VIM j. HASTE at the
Omega public meeting,
lHEf WEAK THEIR FLOWERS NOW
AuSIne Williams, inspector in the State Dept Of CoSmo
oo6yl was honofed on Sunday GAN 6 with 'Apprca
uoh Program al Wesley Chapel The program sponsored
by Alpha Pm Omega sorority beautcian) Austne has work
ea many years IN the Held OF CoSmeology and has eonrbu
" hef time ana finance IN organizing the beaueians of the
state hu hef Efforts the beautcians of Arkansas
oehHed and part of the national association of Beauty Cu
tuss Right Around U.s. salute Austine Williams and Alpha
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-11

sa), Walter Booker Qh D. Washington D C) Dorothy Gil
lam (Cncnnat, Leon Cooper Chicago Lucille tSnooky
CAeaGol Harriet lsh Walker emphis the Conner family
lheods tM D) Jewel and Maude Olga Jordan tChcago the
Gladuey family Katherine john Myrtle Ing.
ram (Calif), Ulysses Parr q. s. Amy.
Little Rock Girls Take Note An Eligible Is Gone
Tall terrific handsome Maurice Vaughn Pyle, ir (Ft.
Worth Texas married few days ago Maurice r the SON
of the Maurice Vaughn Pyles Eloise Womack) and If
grandson of Myrtle Womack prominent Little Roekian
is Fisk grad.
Bon Voyage! To the Newly Webs
Deepest Sympathy to the families of the late Mrs Pybum
Ira D, Johnson We mourn with you in your loss.
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CARD OF THANKS

Strong-To the many friends
and neighbors who 50 freely gave
of sympathy and add in the loss
of our beloved father, Mill Mel
vim, we pause e hank you We
especially wish 70 thank Rev,
Andrew for The kind Words
spoken.
The Melvin family.
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Granite, Mountain
J. X. Green

J. X. Green
Rev j. Il. Green appeared GA
program at the BTU session al
First Baptist church. 18th and
Oak Sunday night Rev P l.
Rowe is pastor Roy Rowe IS
planning l. conduct a study
group the last Of the month assist
cd BY Rev J r Green Willie
Boyens is improving at the vet
Grams hospital o. Roosevelt Road
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issyFrES u ~ Il syrzyr
- Hsg " ~ \
|ARouM Il9Ms.
TELEPHONE Your NEWS TO 2-5sss

of Alpha Phi Omega appreciation services
first Negro state inspector cosmetology Wesley
chapel Sunday by Phande smA Choir
Buffet part, was given at the home Mrs FredOna
New Years day MIS- Williams and Mrs Stafford
large number of guests reported
home of Mrs Helen Rich
ardson The regular business session held
repast served Three whist played Mrs Mabc
Johnston Mrs Aeada Jones and Mrs Jessie Mae Davis winning
third prizes respectively the evening were
Mrs Helen cobn Miss Caryee Richardson and Miss Eune Richard
son Inc next meeting Will be held with Mrs Ste1 Tucker 1906 Pu
ask Mrs Mabe Johnston president; Jones reporter
The Wives club held Youth Forum YWCa
of child was shown to the of
Helen Wilson N blanket ratified off by the club t
Johnson. Congratulations o
New Year uhered party given by the
Wives club the home Mr. and Mrs Ray Wilbur Johnson
Park Supper buffet style beautifully
Stephens Thursday the school cafe
terra The meeting Will be held at All members asked to
George Norman buckingham ILL., sophomore at Hampton inst
in the Moorng He also selected from of u
permanent He designer for
costumes the college George writes monthly column fashion
Hampton called Dwenghams Eyvew" George
interviewed by the Radio club Of Hampton on December l2
his picture The Red Ball Express also his
This half broadcast
Alison Barba Bell
Mccoy were home for the Christmas holidays.
BARBER WANTED Can or commission Phone
Mrs p v Robinson 1904 Rice ST. Little Rock, Ark
Friendship social club home of
Pryor lit Calhoun for Christmas dinner Gifts exchanged
and Handy, Mr. Mrs Willie Hatton and
Willie Bradford Mr. and Mrs Dunbar Mrs Lee Mrs
Jones Mrs Pryor i reporter
T. Taylor have returned
holiday Mr. Mrs " a Johnson
Mademoisele cb welcomed the in at the home
Mademosele Cherry with formal holiday affair Among
guests present were Mary Alyee Hayttone Evaden Williams Ro
HAYES BIZ Hayes Norma Cleveland Harold Spvey Maurice Nc
Jpson Ralph Duha Rose Paradise ode Penny
George Ppkas Vada Cherry Bobbo Ray Billie Abraham
Amelia Cant Peeser Perry and David Kelly Two members
PAYNE and Beatrice Davis very
presenting the officers the club They
follows president Mary Hawthorne, Beatrice Davis; secretary
Linda Payne, assistant Vada Cherry chaplain Lula Cemmons
Rose Paradise. Maurice MeJmpson Amela
Cant social chairman Norma Cleveland program chairman Rose
Cleo Lay
Many played and awarded Ralph Dlhart
In the musical
Mary Pueblo Colorado mother Clara
Johnson 18th and High streets and daughter Mrs Dorothy Berry
from Kansas city visiting Mrs Johnson. Mrs Conner
proud grandson Gregory Dale who January
q old granddaughter Pvt Willie Johnson could
be present family He Korea Mrs Conner
Bcrrymon visited Mr. and Mrs G McEoy North
tta Rork
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WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. IS.
" The Pulaski Chanccrv Court
Mol ms Emerson Plaintiff
VS. No 934g3
Helen Emerson D PENDANT
Inc Defendant Helen Emerson /.
warned 10 appear In inns rll,-t
"Ithln ihirty days and answer tFo
complaint of the plaintiff Ml.
ris Emerson.
Dated. January 3. 1852
shire
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn F Walther
Attorney I'd fitcm
~ > Nixon. Chanccrv Clerk
by Martha Atkins - c
WARNING ORDER
state or Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. SIS
In The Pulaski Chancory Court
James w Jones Plaintiff
SIS No 1896
Myrtle n Jones Defendant
me Defendant N,rlIr N iona.
N warmed Go appear in this ca..t
within thirty days and sn.w,. tf
Complaint of lh plaintiff J.m
w tun,
Dotted l1rmw O. 1852
u bnnED. N jackie T. gNu.