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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Morgan Bears
Hit Road For
Five Games

BALTIMORE, Md. - After
meeting Delaware State here
Saturday al 8 pm. in the Hurt
Gymnasium. the Morgan State
College Bears leave next weeh
on their longest road tour of the
current basketball season.
The Talmadge L. Hill-Alvin M.
Brown coached cagers start their
four-game away from home Sc
rieS with Jan Is return engage
ment with the Hampton Institute
Pirates al Hampton. Va. The
Bears defeated Hampton here "a
SO Dec. II in the Morgan varsity's
1858 CIAA kickoff game.
The Bears complete their road
encounters. meeting St Paul
Tech al Lawrenceville. Jan. is:
Virginia State College at Peters
burg. Va. Jan. IL: and Virginia
Union Of Richmond. Va. at Rich
mond. Jan. 30
They return 10 Morgan Jan
81 for their second game Of the
season with Lincoln University.
Robert tTweet)' Thweatt. six
foot, l73 pound guard. and George
Williams. six foot. two inch. IFS
pound guard. arc co-captainine
the Morgan varsity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Spring Semester
Registration
Slated at Wayne

Wayne University officials an
nounce that registration for Sec
ond semester classes will begin
Feb. and continue through
noon Feb. z. Glasses begin Feb 9.
Posi-degree and graduate stu
dents may register Feb. 2 from
IL noon 10 2 pm. An alphabet
ical arrangement has been set
up so that their processing may
be expedited.
The morning OF Feb 2 as well
as the mornings and afternoons
OF Feb. "a have been designated
for under graduate registrations.
also on the alphabetical grouping
system
The hours from 1880 pm.
Feb 2 and S: $3.50 pm. on Feb.
3 and 4. and 9 am. TO II noon
Feb 7 are reserved for students
who are unable TO register with
their groups at an earlier period.
-matriculated students viii
register alphabetically from 5 p.
m. on Feb. S to 3 pm. Feb. 8.
Entering freshmen will be reg
istered in alphabetical groupings
on Feb. 5. after being instructed
in proper registration procedure
by Miss Elizabeth A. Plat, Uni
versity registrar, the preceding
day in the Rackham Memorial
building.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Tartars Banquet
Off Indefinitely

WAYNE University's annual
football dinner. originally sched-
uled for January 10. has been
postponed until after final ex-
aminations, Wayne officials have
announced. The new date has
not been set as yet but will be
announced in the near future
Trophies are presented al the
annual affair TO the team MEM
bers voted the most valuable
player and the outstanding lines
man The Captain for the next
season will also be announced.
The Tartar's are losing 10 Of their
top PLAYERS from last seasons
squad through graduation. Wayne
split an eight game schedule in
1852 winning four and losing
four.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Pendleton Signs
With Brooklyn

NEW YORK sCNS)-Jim Pen.
dleton. the sensational Negro
infielder-outficlder signed 50
contract with the Brooklyn Dodg-
erS this week
With Montreal last year. Jim
compiled .29l average and was
the International League All
Star shortstop.
II is believed that Manager
Charley Dresser viii make an
outfielder of Pendleton when he
reports for spring training at
Vero Beach in February.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

Number"
The Lions. youthful. except for
a few steady players twho aren't
too old. undoubtedly will be the
scourge of professional football
for another two years al least.
As champions for the second
time in the professional history
OF the city. they are taking the
glamour once glittered by the
Tigers and Red Wings.
Their seasons record OF II out
of 20 and an accolade OF honors
in the recent pro bowl. and on
all league and all-pro football
selections. is reason enough for
the broad smiles on faces OF
players, owners and fans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

CHICAGO.-tCNS) ~ Though
Jersey Joe Walcoit and manager
FcliX Bocchicchio are dead set
against a Chicago setting for the
Walcott- Marciano match. lis still
believed that's where the pro-
posed bout Will be and on April
10th
Bocchicchio is claiming We
won't 60 10 Chicago This fight
ought 10 be outdoors in Miami"
Still lBC has announced il for
Chicago and at the Stadium de-
spite the Walcott and company
baking.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Tortors To Pennsylvania

Wayne University Tartars are
riding an eleven game winning
streak as result OF their victory
Saturday night at the State Fair
Coliseum over ST. Francis. ga
SO.
After seven weeks and nine
games at home, Wayne Univer-
sity's basketball squad ventures
away from Detroit Saturday,
Jan. IL, as the Tartars travel to
Altoona, Pa, TO face ST. Francis
College.
In many respects Saturdays
game could well be the siiffest
road test of the season for
Coach Joel Mason's Tartars.
Coach Dudley Moore of De-
quense tagged the Frankies as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

Jim Londos. the incompatible
Golden Greek. who has held
the worlds heavyweight cham.
pionship for the past II years.
puts his title on the line against
the giant Lord Carlton in one
Of the feature bouts.
Antonio (Argentins) Rocca. the
most sensational grappler TO hit
wrestling's big time since Lon
dos himself stormed the heights.
will battle the mammoth Golden
Terror in the other main event.
Both bouts will be for the
best two out Of three falls. with
. one hour time limit.
Early rifties
One of the all-time wonders in
any sport, Londos is as good as
ever even though he admits he's
in his early fifties His magnifi-
cent scientific wrestling skill and
his unfailingly razor-sharp con-
dition have made him the most
durable sports titleholder of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

contrary. Several OUTSTANDING
negro youngsters. some of
whom were secuted by TIGER
representatives. have been by-
passed in the signing of con-
racfs. Several have been
signed by another major league
Team. Some have proved ex-
celleni recruits.
IL IS hard for us TO believe that
The Tiger management is biased
especially after talking with one
OF their top executives. On the
other hand. all executives who
might work for an organization
are not always at complete lib-
erty to do the right thing" in
any given situation. But then
again, well wait and see uust
what the comino season brings -
GRAND RIVER CHEVROLET
one of the largest GM Chevvv
distributors. took orders for 405
1853 Chevvies over the week
end; tossed in for good measure
were 10 used cars and 10 trucks
Speaking Of new auto models
Chrysler this week announced 2
new "4O4 Racer" only SIS inches
hlgh and capable of speeds up TO
no m.p.h., according to releases
from Mccain and Erickson. The
sports Special designed for one
person. was shown first N
Europe and is on display in the
Chrysler International Salon IN
New York this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
SPORTS SPEAKING
BY LUTHER WEBB
BY LUTHER WEBB

willie Mays, sensational rookie
=, the pennant-winning New
York Giants two years ago and
row serving a hitch in Uncle
SANS Army. this week an
uounccd in New York (while on
mrIough) that he has applied for
,,lease from the Army. Rea-
.or he has Is dependents.
Signing of Jim Pendleton by
|,he Brooklyn Dodgers does not
necessarily secure him a perma-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Parker, Lions Glitter
AS Champions Should

Detroit's Buddy Parker can
hardly be side-stepped as the
coach of the Year in profess
sional circles.
Following his fifth victory
over Cleveland's Paul Brown
in the Pro Bowl last Saturday.
il appears that he has Browns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

one OF the besi--if not the best
opponenf--remaining on the
Tartar schedule.
ST. Francis won 20 and lost six
during the regular season last
year. and then advanced to the
finals OF the Catholic Invitational
Tournament only to lose TO
strong Marquette University.
After the ST Francis battle
this weekend. the Tartars turn
their thoughts to final exams
which will keep them busy until
Friday. Jan. 80 when they resume
their cage wars facing ST. Nor
bert College at West DePere,
Wayne also has Saturday. Jan.
3lst date with Michigan Tech at
Houghton on the same trip.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Matthew'S Offered
|(ratk at Moore

NEW YoRK.-(CNS) Harry
Maiihews has been offered the
Fsi crack at Archie Moore's
Fewly won light-heavyweight
frown' according to Harry Mark
fon, managing director of Inter-
fatlonsl Boxing Club.
Daie' for the proposed bout
now being considered by Mat
news are Feb. 27fh and March
0.n and It is likely to be held
al Madison Square Garden.
y Ma''news only other New
s SOlH appearance was at Yankee
p" when he was kayoed by
NOcKy Marciano last july.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Tickets Available

For rs remaining five home
games. Wayne University has SET
aside a block Of reserved seats
which are priced at sl.50 Gen.
eral admission seats will remain
at Sl.0O Wayne viii also con
tnue It's policy Of admitting all
servlcemen in uniform 10 its
games free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

Willie Mays probab1y VIII gel
/, trial at the Dodgers training
Lamp next month will he
|t,ke over second base for Jackie
Robinson. or will Robinson end
M with another tream before
|,he season gets under way? i.
|ssv. the DETROIT TIGERS?
Spiritually and morally. cit
liens Of Detroit have been COM
meniing on the Tiger manage
meni that contends not 10 be
prejudiced-Yei all signs of
their recruiting appear TO the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

SAM JONES. rookie tlasi
year, moundsmen OF the second
place Cleveland Indians. may
90 on the trading block. ac-
cording to early rumors around
the Forest City. Jones failed TO
pitch regularly last season and
gave that as his main reason
for not becoming a winning
pitcher with the Tribe. Along
with Larry Dolby. the leagues
leading slugger in 1882. Charlie
Gehringer Of the Detroit Tigers
indicated on one occasion that
he would like to look Jones
overwhelming that he az
thought requirement OF him by
the Tigers was possible. Would
Hank Creenberg trade him now
or would he be wanted in De-
iroif in their youth program"
The answer may be forthcom-
ing in a fortnight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Jesse {. Williams. Atty.
l3O8Broadway

Wayne.
405.634
AT q session of the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
IN the City OF Detroit, on the
seventh day of January. IN the
year one thousand nine hundred
and Fifty-three.
Present Honorable Thomas {.
Murphy. Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
DANIEL FOLSOM, Deceased.
On reading and finng ga, pc
tliion OF Roscoe FOLSOM praying
that administration Of said estate
be granted 10 Henry L. Heading
or some other suitable person:
il IS ordered That the Ninth
DAY Of February. next. al ten
clock in the forenoon al said
Court Room be appointed for
hearing said petition
And il IS further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be publish
ed once IN each week for three
weeks consecutlvely previous 10
said time Of hearing, In the De
trolt Tribune. a newSh aper print
ed and circulated in said County
OF Wayne.
THOMAS {. MURPHY,
Judge OF Probate.
| DO hereby certify that ] have
compared the foregoing copy with
The original record thereof and
have found the same TO be cor
rect transcript of such original
record
Dated January 7, 1858.
JOSEPH +. O'SULLIVAN.
Deputy Probate Reeister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
so YARD KICK

Way nc University largest
punt on record was an 8O-vard
effort by George Gembis against
the University OF Akron in 1897.
The mark is listed IN the 1898
NCAA guide.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17


he Brooks ros-
er. One OF the
letter short stops
n baseball. he
will have a diff
'icult time re-
placing Pee Wee
Reese. Then
here is Junior
Gillian. also OF
Montreal. W h o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Jim Londos Heads Olympia Card

The greatest wrestling card offered in Detroit since
the booming thrties
That's the double main event which Matchmaker Louis
Marudas has lined up for Olympia Stadium, Thursday
T.y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

Things will be quiet around
the Wayne athletic office this
week. Divisional Director Alden
W Thompson is attending the
NCAA Convention in Washing
ton along with football coaches
Lou Zarza and Jack Cotton. base
ball coach Joe TruSkowski and
publicity man Paul Pentecost.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

age.
Londos has been wrestling
with unbroken success in the
East Mid West. and Far West
for the past several months.
Detroit fans have seen him in
three major Tv matches re-
Gently. They know he is as
eolorful and able as any they
could want 10 see.
S. A. Champ
Rocca. who made the head
lines by packing Madison Square
Garden twice in recent months.
has beaten hundreds OF rugged
foes since he invaded the United
States in lo49. Prior 10 that. he
was the champion Of all South
America.
Incredibly strong. agile. and
smart. Rocca has been called the
perfect wrestler Admirers insist
he is the kind Of wrestler who
comes along once in a lifetime.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Pirates Boast
a Loop Wins

HAMPTON. Va.-The Pirates
of Hampton Institute marked up
three CIAA wins and one con
ference loss in the four CON
ference games played IN 50.
However, the Hampton basket
GERS participated in a total Of
eight games. chalkine up six vic
tories before the Christmas holt
DAYS.
Morgan State College handed
the Pirate five their only CIAA
defeat when the Bears tossed in
enough baskets TO win 1863
Initial conference victory was
over Virginia Union on the
Union court where the Pirates
scored their first win on the en-
envy court 72-6l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
WANTED

Good advertising man wanted.
Detroit Tribune Publishing Co.
2l46 ST. Antoine.
Evening star., 1953-02-17
Public Roads, and Louis j. Para
disc. ONCE of Business Eco
nonaicS. 5

Public Roads. and Louis j. Para
disc, Once of Business Eco
nomics. - q
Other Employees Honored.
Recipients of Silver Medal
awards in the. Washington area
and the agencies where they are
employed, follow:
Census, Bqreau-Alyin H. Barten.
fSyd TSS%.. vi ar.es ssrseE snlns
s. Dunton, Samuel H. Freedman. Paul 6.
Click, Lorena M. Grim. Helen L. Madara,
Eli s, Marks, Georse W. Potter, Bernard
sirsocf M Ee E. ssrnes JosspS
Fillius, Frances w. Bresnahan, George
w. Morris and Merle Womack.
Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic Com.
deorse. Gustav e. Larson. John r. Nc
Herman. Marshall N. Poteat. Cora E.
shepler. Jettie Turner and Mary A.
Bureau Of Public Roeds-James c.
and Harry E. Cunningham.
caTo 4 Ersfine Ruth S:laiGn + aal and David
Coast and Geodetic Survey-Earle
Belote, John s. Cook. John r. FitZ-
gerald. William D. Harris. George F.
Jordan, Augustus E. Lamison. Buford
K. Meade. Samuel Sachs, Thomas ]. A.
Shea, IT,. Walter D. Sutelihe and Roger
National Bureau of standards-p.
Hughes Joseph r. .Kanagy. Dorothy E,
Kingsbury. Emanuel Maxwell. Lewis e.
Mong, Sanford B. Newman, John r.
PELHAM, Helmut Sommer, Rees F. Tener.
w. Stanley Clabaugh, William NJ. Piper
and William r. Campbell.
National Production Authority--Dud-
ley Frank, Lawrence kssan. car Carney
snsad sasUpfsi and rob Robert WAR warner. t'ens' ~
Lewis. Kenneth r. Mcclure, Everett g.
Smith and Bernard Stol.
Patent Ofnce--Arthuf Bailey, A.. z.
Gs;sanSySs SUSn r.. ,MGsrssret Chamber
Ellen. Ellen p. ~ McArah Arah Helen elem, McKenzaie'
charles cs L. % Robeft:. Man Manuel i e'fS,ss G. RoSa,
Margaret L. Towner BENJAMIN FELTON,
tposthumous,, Clarence W. Sutton. Ar
NV weather sp9 sureau--1ouis p. Harrison.
Lula A. Ehringer Robert j. List, Paul
a Miller: Ivan r. Tannehill and
Pins for 40 years of service went
Miss Agnes L. Gatewood, Linwood W.
FELTON,. Or Peter Hidnert, Jesse I.
3. Silsbee. w. Harold: Smith. Everett /.
Wallace Elmer r. Weaver, Thomas r.
Brooks and Charles o. Schick.
Evening star., 1953-02-17
2 Case D. {. Bills Opposed
BY ChiAuIl Heights Group

The Chillum Heights Citizens
Association last night voted
against both bills recently pro-
posed by Chairman Case Of the
Senate District Committee.
Carl L. Shipley, president of
the Young Republicans Club,
and Miss Roberta Van Beck. the
clubs chairman Of civic affairs,
presented arguments on the bill
to sincrease the Board Of Com
missioners to i've members and
the bill to give the District q
non-voting delegate in the House.
But the Chillum group thought
the former wasteful and the lat
ter only q compromise on the
original home rule setup for
Washington's voteless citizens.
DR.. Earl NJ. Otto. president Of
the association. conducted the
meeting in Rice Memorial
Church. 53l5 North Capitol
street.
Evening star., 1953-02-17
Connaughfon PUG
Move Hit by Baker

Vernon v. Baker. one Of those
who pushed the successful suit
for gas rate, refunds in 1861.
last night opposed the candidacy
of John H. Connaughton for the
Public Utilities Commission va
cancy to come up soon.
Mr.. Baker. addressing the
Shepherd Park Citizens Associa-
tion, charged that Mr.. Con-
naughton, now vice chairman Of
the Public Utilities COMMITTEES
of the Federation of Citizens
Associations. has consistently
favored the interests Of the
utility companies. Mr.. Baker is
q former chairman of the Fed
eration's utilities committee.
Mr.. Connaughton has been
among those mentioned as q
successor TO James H. Flanagan
who is leaving the PUG at the
end Of the month to become a
Capital Transit Co. vice presi-
dent.
In other business the citizens
group demanded that the Fed
eral contribution to the proposed
District public works program
be a fixed proportion Of the cost
Inspector Dick Mansfield, The
Stars safety director, gave a
school safety demonstration at
the beginning of the meeting.
The group met in the Shepherd
School, at Kalmia road and
Fourteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1953-02-17
Cargo Speed up Plan
Wins Award for u. s.
Maritime Employe

What was described as the
most significant improvement in
ship cargo handling apparatus
in 100 years yesterday won a
gold medal for Francis G. Ebel Of
the Maritime Administration
Mr.. Ebel, supervising naval
architect for the agency. was one
of the recipients of 10 Commerce
Department gold medals. The
administration is part Of the
Commerce Department. At the
same time. 125 silver medals
were awarded.
A Department announcement
saId the novel arrangement Of
apparatus for loading and un-
loading ships, if generally
adopted, will save ship owners
millions Of dollars. Mr.. Ebel lives
at 5708 Broad Branch road.
Maryland.
HonOred for Long Service.
Long service to Department
agencies likewise was honored
by Commerce Secretary Weeks.
A 50-year service pin was given
to Stanley S. Schworm Of the
Richmond Weather Bureau.
Fourteen persons received 40
year pins.
The 18 other gold medal
awards went to:
William D. APPEL, Harold Gold
berg, Gordon M. Kline, George
N, Thompson and Elmer r.
Weaver of the National Bureau
of Standards, and a group award
to II scientists at the bureau. to
be received by DR.. Ferdinand c..
Brickwedde.
Also, Dean Bowman, William
H. Kennedy and William C..
Truppner, National Production
Authority; Lawrence c. Elliott.
Leonard w. Jurden, Alfred S.
Koch and Claude H. Smith, Civil
AeronauticS Administration: Leon
H. Jarvis and Powell w. Price.
Maritime Administration.
Also. Charles c. Morris and
Samuel l.. Taylor. Bureau Of
Evening star., 1953-02-17
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
LIST IaCLGDSs M0sT Ss;1iHH &cTiVE issuks.

parks and Fairgrounds. the Of
ficials submitted justifications
for $1,25o.OOO. as compared to
only $4,000 granted for the cur
rent. year.
DR.. Joseph D. Lohman, chair
man Of the planning commits
sion. and other officials, how
ever. stressed that in the past
two years, Congress has reject
ed many requests for site ac-
quisitlon.
Therefore. in effect, the new
budget proposal is q move to
reclaim past losses and Is more
Of q three-year program than
a one-year plan. they said.
For city and regional plan
ming, the group backed a plea
for SITS 900. Congress allowed
$4,000 for this work this year.
Evening star., 1953-02-17

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in safes in 80 years. So it makes all other safes
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pendent Underwriters Laboratories Inc. label -.
proof that they have passed the severe U.L. test
for fire. impact and explosion.
TAKE A LOOK too, at the modest cost. No advance
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80 years. And discover. too the extra trade-in al
lowance we're offering your old safe during the
introduction OF new models Easy payments
can be arranged
Evening star., 1953-02-17
More Parks Funds
Urged by Planners

National Capital Planning
Commission officials yesterday
urged a House subcommittee to
grant funds to step up land ac-
QUESTION for parks and play
grounds in the Metropolitan
Area before private develop
ments increase costs.
At closed hearings on the In
terror Department budget. they
also sought approval Of increased
funds for city and regional
planning.
For the purchase of sites for
Evening star., 1953-02-17

James c. Hagerty said. however.
that President Eisenhower sim
ply wanted some Of his key men
brought up to date on what is
being done in the atomic field.
Among those on hand were
members of the Atomic Energy
Commission. the Senate House
Atomic Committee. Gen. Omar
Bradley. chairman Of the Joint
Chiefs Of STAFF. Vice President
Nixon and other members Of
the National Security Council.
Evening star., 1953-02-17
Atomic Energy Briefing
Given at White House

Members Of the new admins
tration got a briefing on the
atomic program at a White
House conference late yesterday.
More than a score Of officials
sat in on the session, which had
stirred some speculation that
the question of using atomic
weapons in Korea might be un-
der study.
White House Press Secretary
Evening star., 1953-02-17
CurI Sondburg Honored

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. Feb. II. (P)
The University of Illinois last
night conferred the honorary
degree Of doctor of letters on
Carl Sandburg. poet. folk-singer
and; historian.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

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Evening star., 1953-02-15
TV HiqhIiqhts for The Week

tons: Boxing (WTTG. 9:30), ,
Cesar Brion VS.. Bob Baker: Stu
dio One (WTOP. 100, Jane Wyatt
and Mary Orr in "The Walsh
Girls
Tuesday-Mardi Gras Parade
(WTOP, 81. from New Orleans:
Keep Posted (WTTG, $500.
.The. China Blockade; Where
Was ! (WTTG, %, Gene Lock-
hart and Janiss Carter: sus-
Evening star., 1953-02-15

Whether you need a ladder for
around the house or to get on top
of steeple you'll find just what
you need at Hechinger's at the
price you want to pay >. all are
made from the finest selected
stocks. Quality guaranteed.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

pense E1WTOP, $500. jeffrey
Lynn in "The Quarry; March
of Time tWTOP, l0:3Ol. "a City
Is Born-Lepittown. Pa"
Wednesday - Cavalcade Of
America (WNBW. $500. Onslow
Stevens and Randy Stuart in "A
Matter of HonOrs; Teleyision
Theater lWNBW, 9l, Jack Iem-
mon IA sEnOoksie Z: Ford Thea
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