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Evening star., 1954-03-27
Hollywood Diary:
Joan Celebrates
10Th Birthday
By SheiIoh Grohom

Marilyn Monroe isn't over her
cold yet.
This is Hollywood: Nanette
Fabray received terrific reviews
a year ago for her singing and
emoting in Metros "Bandwa-
gon" with Fred Astaire. And not
a nibble of movie offer since.
The hurdle in the Dick Con-
tino-Piper Laurie romance is
religion. At this point neither
wants to change-so they will go
along for the nonce, being
friends and having fun.
~
Mike Todd is due in Hollywood
tomorrow to pick the swimming
beauties for his annual summer
watercade off Jones Beach in the
East. We not only have the
swimmers here. but they're beau
tiful. too. And the cast an
nouncements for Mikes okla
homa!" shouldn't be long now.
Dick Powell complains that
the fans in Pittsburgh are too
rough. The last time he made a
personal appearance there, when
racing from the stage show to
a radio studio. Dick discovered
the back of his coat covered
with ink-the fans had squirted
him with their fountain pens!
lReIeased By NANA.J
Evening star., 1954-03-27
BRANCH DRIVEN

$500 Branch Ave. SEE. (Md. Rt. -,
Ga Mi. So. Of d. c. Line. RE. 6-6666.
Tonight Thru Thurs. FROM HERE
ring in : BURT LANcAsTER. 1is;Ti ID MONT
GOMERY Cliff. DEBORAH KERR
and FRANK SINATRA At Our Reg
ular Bargain Prices. Drive Out Pa.
sit,and svf E9m W9 sgaSa To Bryce SapIo ST 1G1
Bridge. right on Branch Ave. Drive
6Ia Mi. So. Of D. c. Line.
Evening star., 1954-03-27
3,S44 Fairfax Children
To Hear D. {. Symphony

Constitution Hall will be
packed with S.844 Fairfax County
school children Monday when a
special concert will be presented
for them by the National Sym
phony Orchestra.
The concert is sponsored by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett ShouSe, Of
1916 F street NV, who have a
farm in Fairfax County. Mrs.
Shouse is a patroness Of the SYM
phony, and is vice president Of
the National Symphony Associa-
ton.
The children will be trans
ported to the concert in, 60 county
school buses.
DR.. Howard Mitchell will con-
duct the program, beginning at
1890 pm. Heinz Ude, baritone
from Germany, will be guest
soloist. He won the 1853 Meister-
singers contest sponsored in West
Germany by the Armed Forces
Assistance Program for German
Youth Activities.
Evening star., 1954-03-27
THE CAST.

more engaging version Of the
male star Of the Capitols new
feature is Heston in person. He
spent a few hours in Washington
yesterday, renewing acquaint-
ance with the press and making
a few television appearances.
Heston, known unsurprisingly
to his friends as Chuck, is one
of Hollywood's busiest and most
successful younger males. He
makes a point of being busy. on
television or the legitimate stage
when no film assignment is tax
ing up his time.
"An actor" he says, should
keep acting. In no other way can
he keep learning. Character parts
as avidly as he takes leads. Not
long ago. ! found myself in one
of the happiest jobs I ever had
the newspaperman in Born Yes
terday' with Paul Douglas and
Jan Sterling. Learned lot and
enjoyed it a lot. BY the way. We
were billed as the cast Broad
way couldn't afford"
Heston. a product of North
western University and a movie
recruit from television in 1850.
still likes video acting. "Gives
you a wonderful chance to do a
variety of things that would be
far too expensive in any other
medium" he says.
He would like, as who wouldn't,
a Broadway play. But" he says
philosophically, they're scarce"
Easy-going, easy to talk to,
Heston.
NEW FACES: At least new
chief face will take over the Ma
tional theater's boxoffice when
it reepenS for the Kabuki dancers
ticket sale on April 5. The new
visage will belong to Lex Carlin
who succeeds Joe Franks. who
died a fortnight ago after more
than years illness.
Other two members of the staff
will be Peter Harris and Made
leinne Burretto. on duty at the
National for some time.
Evening star., 1954-03-27
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

And Time Of Showing
Stage.
Arena Stage Summer and
Smoke: 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Catholic University - Murder
in the Cathedral: $3.50 pm.
Sam S. Shubert--"Ballets de
Paris; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Phantom Of the
Rue Morgue"; 1:25, $3.50. 5:35.
7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Capitol-'The Naked Jungle:
1880 am, 1885. 3:35, $40, 7:40.
9:45 and 1850 pm.
COlumbia-"Alaska Seas: II
am, 12:45. 2:25, 4:20, 6:15. 8:05,
10 and 1850 pm.
Dupont--"Julius Caesar: /,
3:15. $50, 7:35. $40 and 11:45
pm.
Keith's-"Riot in Cell Block
H.; 1850 am. 1:50. $3.50. $50.
7:50, $3.50 and 1850 pm.
Little-"Lili"; 1:25, 3:05. 4:50.
6:35. 8:15 and 10 pm.
rthur-"G "Genevieve":
2:25. AIS. sos. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Phantom of
the Rue Morgue";; 11:45 am.
1:45, 3:45, 5:45. 7:45, GAS and
11:45 pm.
Ontari0-"Red Garters"; /, 3.
5, Z, 8 and 1880 pm.
Palace-''Night People; 1880
am. 1880, 3:35, 5:35. TAO. 9:45
and 11:45 pm.
Playhouse - "The Man Be-
tween; 11:10 am. lis, 1920,
5:25, 7:30, 9:40 and 11:45 pm.
Plaza-"Hundred Hour Hunt;
1915 am, 1:50, 1925. sos, GAS.
8:25, 1910 and 11:45 pm.
Silver Spring - THE Final
Test; 2:15, 4. 500, 8:05 and $50
pm.
Trans Lux-"The Wild One;
11:05 am, 1855. 2:40, 4:30. 6:15,
8, $50 and IL pm.
Warner-"ThiS Is Cinerama";
2:30, 1880 and 10:30 pm.
Evening star., 1954-03-27


venture. He is dealing this time
with a plague of ants which can
make a continent look like a
Navajo haircut. Apart from the
ants and Pals terrifyingly itchy
use of them, "The Naked Jun
gle' is a routine sort of melo-
drama.
Its stars are Charlton Heston
and Eleanor Parker and the
lapse of time in the explosion Of
their love represents one of the
most extravagant wastes since
the Grover Cleveland admins
tration.
A classic saga of South Amer
ica's ant scourages. 'Leiningen
Versus the Ants" which ap-
peared in a popular magazine
some IS years ago, is adapted
in Pals latest shiverer.
Heston plays Leiningen and
whatever the latter was orig
inally, he's quite a character in
"The Naked Jungle" He is an
empire-builder type and. when
the picture opens he has spent
10 years turning a swatch of
jungle into paradise.
Miss Parker is invited into this
Eden when it occurs to Lenini-
gen that he ought to have an
Eve if only to surround himself
with some Gains and Abels to
carry on after he is dead. This
is the weirdest deal a girl that
pretty and intelligent ever got
into. That it does not work comes
as no surprise to the audience
but apparently neither Leningen
nor the mail-order wife ex-
pected such a strong and instant
antipathy between them.
Until the ants come, which IS
late in the story, the picture rests
Its case almost entirely on the
longest stretch of Freudian bick-.
ering since the original Eve ate
that apple. The welcome relief
their arrival finally provides
makes the ants seem a little like
a godsend. This, of course. is
contravention of their dramatic
purpose and not to the good of
THE Naked Jungle"
Pals ants not only steal the
plantation Leningen built. they
also steal the picture Paramount
has made. The trick by which
the producer has managed to
make them apparently eat up
the films expensive looking set
ting is an impressive one. 1t
probably is something accom-
plished in a box the size of those
ant colony presents people were
giving one another a few years
ago, but until something better
comes along, it gives Pal a grip
on this years special effects
prize.
AS for the human actors in
''The Naked Jungle" is some
thing less than the most felici-
tous thing that ever happened
to them. Heston and Miss Parker
do the best they can with their
long biological bout but instead
of giving it a flavor of suspense,
1t becomes something of an un-
reasonable bore.
t*
HESTON, IN PERSON: A much
Evening star., 1954-03-27

picture, produced by George Pal. directed
by Byron Haskin, Screenplay by Philip
Yordan and Ranald MacDougall, based
on "Leiningen Versus the Ants" by Carl
Stephenson. At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1954-03-27
Dinner 10 Mark 14th Year
OF LANCER in Senate

Senator LANCER. Republican.
of North Dakota. will be honored
at a testimonial dinner in the
Mayflower Hotel at $50 o'clock
tonight. the day that marks the
beginning of his 14th year in
the Senate.
About 200 guests are expected
at the affair in the East Room,
and sponsored by the Non-Parti-
san League of North Dakota.
Though a Republican, Senator
LANCER has the Endorsement of
this political group.
Senator Morse. Independent,
Of Oregon, will give the prin-
cipal address.
Evening star., 1954-03-27

HOLLYWOOD.
Joan Crawford's beau, wealthy
Chicagoan Charlie Baron, flew in
to celebrate .Joan's 46th birthday
with her. She doesn't look that
old and Peggy Lee sang
Johnny Guitar" Peggy wrote
the lyrics especially for Joan
and Charlie at Ciro's that night.
Sheree North's appearance on
the next Red Shelton television
show will be her last on video
for quite a while. She is still
burning over the cover-up treat
ment received on Ethel Merman's S
Anything Goes" Tv capsule.
Joan Fontaine is peeved at
Fred MacMurray for believing
she announced his marriage to
June Haver. I'm not an in
former" said Joan. And he
had no reason to accuse me-"
Joan is now receiving nice letters
from Sister Olivia de Havilland
in Paris. And, with the story
not from Joan. let me say hastily
that Olivia will become a
French scitizen when she marries
Pierre Galante. it looks like we're
losing Livvy permanently.
Paulette Goddard is having
new money troubles with ex-
husband Burgess Meredith.
And the report that Paulette is
secretly wed to Author Erich
Remarque is denied by Paulette's
mother. who pooh-poohs: Shed
have told me-"
Dean Martin, passing by on
his bicycle on the Paramount lot
shouts: I'm on my way to make
love to an elephant" No. he
wasn't referring to any of the
Leading ladies in "The Big Top. "
Dean and Jerry Lewis, Incl
dentally. performed at the Friars'
toasting of George Raft for his
25th year in pictures. A lot of
big producers were there-and
George would like to make an
other movie. please. It's been a
long time.
Bing Crosby wears three diff
ferent toupees in The Country
Grl-young, medium and rare.
Betty Cradle asked for no pub
licity on her Three For the
Show" until the picture hits the
theaters. She wants to surprise
her eX-bosSes-and us.
Producer Victor Saville's deal
for the movie rights to the
Mickey Spillane chillers also in
cludes TV. How come a smart
cop like Mike Hammer gave away
SO much for so little? Anyway.
the author is burning, but can
do nothing except refuse permis-
sion for the "Spillane Danes"
tag for the four cuties who are
p. a.-ing across the country to
sell "T'he Long Wait"
II there is a sequel to 1.-THE
Cantor Story" Warmers will hire
Eddie Fisher to impersonate his
dlscoverer, because of that job
he did initiating Eddie in his If
You Knew Susie" number.
James Mason gets top billing
in Prince Valiant" but goth
Century-Fox's top publicity
brains are behind Robbie Wag-
ner. This picture should make
Bob a star. but I'm reserving
Judgment until I see how he
looks in a page-boy wig.
&* X
The police detailed to guard
Jane Powell at the South Amer
ican film festival kept jamie busy
knocking on her door with
friends who wanted her auto
graph. Seems they had no
enemies.
Terry Moore's collapse brings
q new edict from the Army in
Korea. Hollywood stars will
please cover UP when they en-
Iertaln IN freezing weather.
Evening star., 1954-03-27
Parks Unit to Sponsor
Hike Tomorrow 81.

The National Capital Parks
will sponsor the last of it's early
spring hikes tomorrow.
Participants will gather at
Stop 80 on the Cabin John car
line, Macarthur boulevard and
Cornell avenue, Glen Echo. at
pm. The seven mile course will
be along the C. & o. Canal park
Evening star., 1954-03-27
AIRPORT
MT. VERNON N NJ OPEN u AIR
SUPER CHIEF DRIYE.IN

On Indian Head Hwy. via s. Capitol
st. Bridge. 6la Miles From d. c. Line
On the Right.
Children Under I2 Admitted Free.
RITA HAYWORTH. JOSE FERRER,
MISS SADIE THOMPSON" (Colorl.
7:07, 1000; JOHN IRELAND. RICH
ARD DENNING, "4aTH MAN" at
$3.50. Tonight and Tomorrow. Free
Candy To the Children
Evening star., 1954-03-27
The Posing Show
Hungry Ants Plague Steals
New Picture at Capitol
Bv Joy Cormodv

Pal who the special effects Thursday
nights Academy party begins his campaign for his next
"The Naked Jungle feature at the CAPITOL Theater.
Pal who dealt with of the worlds winning his 1853
statuee makes quite
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21
WEATHER FORECAST
Complied by tn

Compiled by the US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau Partly cloudy with little change in temperature; light, variable surface winds tonight and Satur- day. Low temperature expected tonight 32, high Saturday 45.
 Nome data last "A hours as of ' am. today: High temperature 46, low 32. Max. wind 13 mph. from the SW. Sunrise 2::23 a.m., sunset 9:36 pm.
 Temperatures year ago today: high 50, low B. Extremes this date since 1907: high 59 in 1912, low IS in 1926.
 Other Stations. 7 am. Today
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21
Survey Team Recommend Six Regional Offices For Geological Survey

WASHINGTON, R-A survey team has recommended decen- tralization of the Geological Sur vey involving establishment of six regional offices, Secretary of the Interior Mckay announced yes terday.
 However, he made it clear that no funds are now available to inn plement all 46 specific recommen- dations of the team and that "a considerable period of time will be required" to do SO.
 Recommendations included a new building for the agency in Washington, to consolidate activi- ties now spread in 16 buildings from Arlington, Va, to Beltsville, Md.
 It proposed five regions in the continental US. and a sixth for Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21
Nc cCarthy-Army Row Hearings Resume Monday

WASHINGTON, R-Democrats on the Senate investigations sub- committee took a stand today the public in entitled to hear any, thing relevant" to the Mccarthy Army dispute in transcripts of monitored telephone calls.
 They put themselves on record with stipulation sent to acting chairman Mundt authorizing use on that basis of any transcripts there may be of their own tele- phone talks.
 Their action came as the sub- committee staff prepared for re- opening of the hearings next Mon day and Sen. Mccarthy blasted at the Eisenhower administra- tion's secrecy order as taking the fifth amendment"
 Quelling speculation he might never go back to the hearings, Mccarthy said, 'I'll be there Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21
Coalition Vote Gusts De Valera By Winning Control of Irish Dail

DUBLIN, Ireland, R-John A. Costello's coalition Thursday tum- bled Prime Minister Ramon de Valera from power by winning control of the Irish Dail (parlia- menu.
 Nearly complete tabulations of Tuesdays election results showed De Valera's Fianna Fail men of destiny) Party had lost any math- ematical chance of gaining ma jority in the 147-seat Dial.
 Fianna Fail boiled about 10 per cent fewer votes than it did in the last general election three years ago. Observers attributed this de- cline to housewives revolt against rising prices.
 The Independents are divided between De Valera and Costello.
 Irish political leaders never con- cede an election till the last ballot is counted. It was evident from the gloom at Fianna Fail head quarters, however, the decision had been reached and that De Valera, now Fl and nearly blind, was out.
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: William E. Cook
 Discharged: Mrs. Charles Coed de, Catherine Ezekemeuw.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Goedde, who operate the Anchor Tavern, are the parents of a daughter, Sherill Jean, born on May 20th weighing six pounds, two ounces.
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21

L. Mattila. well-known mining man who has been employed in recent years by the Federal Pris on as guard, left today for Fin land.
 He stated that Nome will all ways be his home but he will re- main in Finland with an aged friend who is 92 years old as long as he is needed.
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21
FEMME FUMES OVER FAULTY FOAM FILINGS

DALLAS, R-A woman sued variety store for $2,8O0 Wednes- day, charging that she had been "burned' by a set of artificial rubber bust forms"
 She claimed the articles con- tained chemicals which became soluble when she perspired and caused her to became poisoned, burned and injured"
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21
Reds Execute Alleged Spy, Dropped Into Russia By U. s. Intelligence

MOSCOW, R-Red Star an- nounced Thursday the conviction and execution by shooting of a Ukranian exile allegedly para chuted into the Soviet Union by US. Intelligence and the US. Air Force for spying and sabotage.
 The announcement in the Soviet armed forces newspaper said that Vastly Ostapovich Ochrimovich confessed at a trial in Kiev that he belonged to a group of Ukran- ian exiles and was trained at an American espionage and subver- sion school" at Kauf-Bayern, near Munich.
 Red Stars account said Ochri- movich named accompliceS in the Ukraine but it did not specify whether any other persons had been arrested.
 ''The military tribunal of the Kiev military district sentenced Ochrimovich to the highest pen alty-shooting," Red Star added. "The sentence has been executed ''
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-21

The California Bureau of Mines says salt produced by evaporation on San Francisco Bay is 999 per cent pure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Three-Curd
Monte Ring
Gets Clipped

For trucking" factory workers
of thousand of dollars through
operation of three-card monte
games, six gamblers were SEN
fenced Monday by Recorders
Judge George Murphy.
They were Richard X. Casey.
-. s02l Third: Louis Nsbulone.
30, s37 Brewster; Beverly War
ner. ST.. 80. and his son. Bev-
erlY. Jr.. IS. both Of SCI Benion.
all Of whom were given one
to.five-Year terms.
Isadore Berkowitz, A, OF
Cleveland, got 10 months to five
years and Louis Gaier. %, l4O
Sibley, was placed on probation
for a year, the first 80 days to
be spent in the House Of Coirec-
ton.
All we're charged with running
a three-csrd monte game (wnere
the victim tries to pick a black
card from two red ones laying
face down. outside factories on
pay day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Reapportionment Can Mean
Doubling Race Legislators

congressional seat than this year.
Congressman George O'Brien's
18th Congressional seat seems to
be in great jeopardy with SEN
ator Diggs and Leroy G White,
the disc jockey, the main aspi-
rants.
Judge Jones May Run
There is some talk that former
Judge Charles w. Jones may
even Jump into this contest
Both Mrs. White and Rep. Cur
RE stand excellent chances of
returning to office while the pos
sibility of electing an additional
two representatives is not an
idle boost Maybe even an extra
four.
The conclusion. then. is that
"reapportionment" at the present
has made available greater
possibility for Negro representa-
tives. II remains now to see now
the Negro voters will respond
to this possibility because my
contention is you can't win if
you don't vote.
II is needless TO say more ex-
cept that the candidate is no
more important than the voter.
II will take both to get the most
from this new opportunity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20

Approximately 400 persons
including members Of the spon.
sorinq organisations expressed
their approval Of the BTWTA
and HI newest project.
Mrs. Helen Malloy. president
of the Housewives League. stated
that valuable door prizes donated
by merchants were given away.
Mrs. Naomi Jeffries, Trade
Week chairman. said that many
citizens who witnessed the NOV
ing picture films. "lauded the
idea and suggested that the NOV
ing pictures of Negro businesses
in action should be expanded
and made a permanent part OF
the Trade Week Campaign"
In addition to the movies. ex-
hibits from local merchants were
displayed.
Motion pictures of Negro firms
shown at the Institute Hall may
be seen at Bethel AME Church
Sunday, Feb. 81, between and
z pm.
Mrs. VILLA o. Kauffin. pub
licity chairman. reports that me
movie will shown in order to
allow those Detroiters who we're
unable to be present last week.
to see them.
Among the merchants or firms
donating gifts for the occasion
were Parker House Sausage, Cur
It's Laboratories, the Housewives
League, Avenue Flower Shop,
w. X. Thomas Dry Goods, NAL
Low Shoe Service, and the Blaine
Poultry and Fish Market.
A "get acquainted" tea will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
are too great.
May Have Good Chance

possibilities are too great.
May Have Good Chance
Certain Polish politicians, how
ever, believe Negro would
surely have a better chance to
continue in the End since there
looms to be dog fight" for
the post from score Of am
bilious Poles.
The 3rd will, without a doubt,
remain represented by a Negro
with Frank Owens and Senator
Brown as the principal candidates
although at least half dozen
others are believed cycling the
position.
Neve. before has Negro had
a better opportunity to WIN a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20
Close License
Plate Series;
Open Another
Well. this is it,

Well, this Is II!
The last week of the printed
license numbers which brings to
a close the campaign which be-
gan Dec. 10Th.
The Tribune has published
so 1854 license plate numbers
awarding each 81 plus six
month free subscription to the
Tribune.
There were no essays to write,
no box tops to save You had
only to present a copy of the
issue in which your license num-
Der appeared along with the title
or registration of the car.
This campaign was the first in
series designed to reward Tri-
bune readers and render a public
service at the same time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20

Speaking from the view
point of the vast number
Of Detroit and Wayne
county Negroes ! should
think, at this point, more
good than bad has been
sccomolished.
As pointed out by State Rep
resentatve Charline White. who
wrote the first article OF this
series, III is always difficult to
predict the outcome of a plan
that IS completely new and un-
tried"
State Senator Charles {. Digs,
pointed out in the second article
on "reapportionment" that the
new 18th congressional district
embodied over half of the pres
cni Srd senatorial district which.
hsd been represented by a Negro
Tor the last II of II years.
Held Modern Move
Constable Frank Owens. seek
ing The Bird senatorial seat now
occupied by Senator Digs, who
IS gong to run for Congress in
me 18th Congressional District.
pointed out, the reapportion-
men' plan is a modern move
toward political independence
Tor the minorities."
All OF this seems to add up to
TACT that Negroes, at this point,
rave been generally benefited.
q, present the only Negro elect
60 officials are two state repre-
senlallves-Mrs. White and Ed
gar Currie and two state Sem
''ors-Diggs and Cora M. Brown.
mere seems to be some spec
u'a'lon as to whether Senator
browns End district can again
'e represented by a Negro. AS
matter Of fact Senator Brown
las announced her intentions OF
eeKlng the seat now occupied
y Digs which. in itself, would
nu'catc she does not feel the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-20

Previously Tabernacle Bap-
fist Church. 6ll3 Beechwood;
New Bethel Baptist Church.
42l0 Hastings: Greater ST. Peter
AME Zion Church. 400 Mi.
Elliott. had entered their
ushers.
The o. A. c. Baptist Church
was entered by Mrs. Kathyrne
Kidd. The church'S pastor Is Rev.
A. Dupree. This group could well
be the clark horse" entry
Picking-Up Steam
The interest in the Tribune 5
Usher Contest is now picking up
steam and looms to be an even
greater promotion than was orig
inally planned.
Much of the added interest is
given 10 the recent cooperation
OF WJLB disc jockey 10 Rae.
Miss Rae. the city's only colared
girl record spinner, plugs the
contest on her twice-a-dav radio
shows-from $50 to $40 am.
and from 1870 TO las pm
The Usher Contest officially
begins in the March 9th issue
and continues for IL weeks
until Sunday. May 30 Ten cash
prizes will be given in addition
to trophies. PLAQUES, arm bards,
pins. certificates, and a public
presentation dinner. This IS ex-
pected 10 be an annual affiT
All ministers and Usher heads
wishing to enter their group are
urged to contact the Promotion
Department Of the Detroit Tri-
bune. 2l46 st. Antoine ST.. corner
of Columbia.
Scoring Told
Each church will receive a
1000 points upon entering. They
will also be given 100 copies of
the Tribune. II these papers are
sold. Il will add $40 10 the
Usher's treasury.
The winning group will be de-