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Evening star., 1955-05-08
Berro's Double in Ninth
Defeats Red Sox, SO

BOSTON, May Z P.-Yogi
Berra broke a tie with a three
run double in the ninth inning
today for a 9-6 Yankee victory
over the Red Sox before a crowd
Of 29,925 on Hall of Fame Day
at Fenway Park.
The catcher's ,cutch blow of
Ellis Kinder ratified off the left
field wall with the bases loaded
and handed the Red Sox their
l1th loss in the last 13 games.
Kinder came in after Tom
Morgan and Hank Bauer had
singled of Ike O'clock and he
walked Joe Collins to load the
bases. After Mickey Mantle flied
out to left, Berra connected and
when Catcher Sammy White
dropped Ted Lepcio's relay to
the plate. Collins followed Nor
gan and Bauer across.
Mantle and Elston Howard
had homered earlier for the win
ners. Howard, now batting 500,
drove in two runs and had 4
for 6 for the day.
Manager Casey Stengel of the
Yankees used 20 players, includ-
ing six pitchers, in his bid for
victory. Morgan got credit for
the game.
Mantle put the New Yorkers
ahead for the first time, 6-5,
with a line-drive homer into the
centerf1eld bleachers in the top
OF the eighth. Boston matched
the run in the bottom half when
Jackie Jensen doubled over
Mantle in center and scored on
Jim Piersall's single.
The Red Sox took a SO lead
in the first three innings, rout-
ing Don Larsen in the three-run
second. Lepcio homered with the
bases empty in the third.
The Yanks pecked away at Leo
Kiely and chased him with their
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Dodgers Blast
Roberts,; Pills
Fans Get Rouqh

PHILADELPHIA, May 7 (P.
The red-hot Dodgers won their
ninth straight baseball game to-
night with a 6-3 win over the
hapless Phillies in a game
marred by a shower Of beer cans
from disgruntled home fans.
The disorder. which nearly
forced the Philadelphia club to
forfeit the game. came in the
seventh inning with Brooklyn
already leading by 6-3.
The Phils, mired in an eight
game losing streak, started to
ride Umpire Art Gore from their
bench. When Robin Roberts,
who had been knocked out of
the box in the fifth inning. was
ousted from the bench by Gore.
a general disorder began. Many
of the 1892 customers threw
beer cans onto the field.
After Roberts was ousted,
Rookie Pitcher Jack Meyer also
got the heave-ho. When the beer
can shower continued, Gore in
structed the park announcer to
tell the fans that unless order
was restored he'd forfeit the
game.
Play was resumed but Earl
TorgesOn of the Phillies kept up
the TRADE against Gore and he.
too, was removed from the bench.
Carl Erskine allowed seven
hits, including two homers by
Willie Jones and another by Del
Ennis, as he went the distance
FOR. his daffh victory
Evening star., 1955-05-08

crew defeated Russia in the
2,000-meter final at Helsinki.
The last six sweepswingers Of
that 1852 crew were graduated
last June.
The Penn oarsmen-three
seniors, two juniors, and three
sophomores, plus a sophomore
See NAVY CREW, Page CA
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Totals 40 13 27o Totals 35 7 81 8
Took Sd strike for Miller in 9th.
2 Flied out for Kippet in 9th.

BROOKLYN - O03 100 0O0-6
Philadelphia --- 600 201 000-S
Runs--Reese, snider t2), Robinson.
rors-Hamner. Ashburn. Reese. Runs
batted in-Reese. Snider, Campanella,
Furillo, Ennis. Jones 2). Amoros.
(3), Furillo. Three-base hits-Blay-
lock, Amoros Home runs--Ennis, Jones
(2. Sacrifice fly-Reese. Left on
bases.B5OokypI 15 Rhiadslphia RrIsina
Miller 1: OF Ripper, 2. Struck out
By Erskine. 3; by Roberts. 2. Hits
on Erskine. z in innings: of Rob-
nnngs; Of .Kpper. 8 In s innings. Runs
and earned runs-Od Roberts, 6-4; of
Erskine. 3-3; of Miller, 90: of Kip
l5-0l. Losing pitcher-Roberts (3-3).
Time-2:45. Attendance-27, ,922.
Evening star., 1955-05-08

The defeat was the first suf-
fered by the Naval Academy
since its eight nearly swamped
in the international Rowing As
ISOLATION races at Marietta, Ohio,
in 1851.
The long unbeaten string In
cluded the Olympic champion
ship in 1852, when the Middle
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Swaps Outspeeds Nashua
To Win Derby Going Away
Turns in Fast 2:O1 AS;
Summer Tan Runs Third
BY CHARLES I'M. EGAN.
Sports Editor Of The Star

LOUISVILLE, May 7-He didn't have bit of sun
shine to shine him. but California-bred California
owned and Calfornaraced colt named Swaps gave Cali
ornia its biggest moment since the Gold Rush in the
81St running of the Kentucky Derby at ancient Churchill
Downs this murky afternoon.
Collared at the top of the stretch by the favored
Nashua and Eddie Arcaro. who at that point looked like
he was counting the 10 cent of his sixth Derby victory
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Navy Crews Streak
Ends at 81 Straight as
Penn Springs U Upset
Quukers Take Lead at Quorter-MiIe
And Win Adams Cup in Record 8:47.7

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 7 QFO.-A powerful, deter
mined from the University of Pennsylvania shat
tered Navys 31race victory string today by upsettng
the Middies in the 18th Adams Cup regatta on the
Charles River
The Quakers coached by Joe Burk pulled into the
lead after quarer-mile and went to register con-
vincing lengthand-ahaf victory in the mleandth three
quarters test
Evening star., 1955-05-08
SPILLED IN GOLD CUP

plechase rider from Hyde, Md, was thrown from his
mount Gliding Slide, while leading the field near
the end of the Virginia Gold Cup race yesterday. The
ceved only minor abrasons and was sent home after
a hospital checkup. In the picture above, Gliding
Slide and Smithwck just are beginning to lose their
balance after Gliding Slide nicked the fence ..
Evening star., 1955-05-08

third run in the sixth. They tied
it with two of Tom Hurd in the
seventh, with Howard starting
the rally with his homer high
over the leftfield screen.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltimore at WASHINGTON (2)-Palica
u-3) and Miller 600 VS.. Stobbs (O-2)
and PascuRl (0-lD.
Detroit at Chicago (2)-Hoeft t3-1l
md Lary t2,2( VS.. Donovan t2-n and
New York at Boston--Morgan (1-0)
" Grim t0.2l vs.. Nixon l4-D.
:. Kansas City at Cleveland t2)-Boyer
LII and Garcia (2-3).
Evening star., 1955-05-08

l Ran for Triandos in 7th
Flied out for Kline in 9Th,
oGrounded out for Schmitz in Sth.
Baltimore 100 900 1o1E
Washington 600 O0I, fl0o-I
Runs batted in-Evers, Triandos (2).
Smith, Runnels. Waitkus. Two-base hit
-Triandos. Home run-Evers. Stolen
base-Coan. Sacrif1ces-EverS (2). Sac
rince hy-Runnels. Double play-Mi-
randa to Young to Triandos; Young to
Maitkus Left on bases-Baltimore. 10:
WASHINGTON, 8. Bases on balls-Of vii.
son, 4; of Schmitz. !: Of Abernathy, /
Struck out-By schmitz, o; by Wilson, ..
Hits-on schmitz. IL in s innings; of
earned runs-On Wilson, IL: of
Schmitz, A.; of Alternately, H. wild
pitch-=Wilson, Winning pitcher-Wil-
l3-D.. Umpires-Rommeii, Paparelis.
Honochick, Umont. Time-2:Ol. AZ,
tendance-4, ,5S4,
Evening star., 1955-05-08

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at New York t2)--Little-
Geld U.2O and Law 900 VS.. Gomez
(2-2) and Maglie u-3 or Liddle DID.
BROOKLYN at Philadelphia Podres
(2-1l VS.. Wehmeier Old.
Chicago at Cincinnati (2) - Rush
u-2l and Jones (2-4) VS.. Ridxik (0-l)
and Staley l3-2),
vs.. Haddix u-3l.
Milwaukee at ct. Louis-spahn t2-3l
Evening star., 1955-05-08
KENTUCKY DERBY CHART
tCopyrisht. 1855, by

.u,,u.uu. Copyright 1855 by Inc1
aSE AT CHURCH DOWNS
ch
sSSSS sSSS * Bu pe5sa Trainer
Evening star., 1955-05-08
SUMNER MdIS'!r TAN Nn!SseSS a. %.
Handle-Sl, l,B77,I7S.

SWAPS, alertly ridden,
TINY into defeat before re
BY NASHUA during the /
NASHUA. well placed from
mile, moved up boldly on
good enough for the latter
never far back and reserv
the stretch, then faltered.
threaten the leaders when
and was never dangerous.
nent. HONEY'S ALTBI wa
the entire trip. NABESN
SWAPS for three -ouarters
Evening star., 1955-05-08
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS


s'.t ss'lto.' 'o5 'xvn. Mash Z i i
Det:. z: Chi. /.
N. Y, g.. Boston, 9.
Games Today
Bait. at Wash. t2)
1870.
n. Y. at Boston.
Det. at Chi. (2).
X. c. at Clev. (2).
Games Tomorrov
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Baltimore
Washington

Totals -29 90 8 27 L
l Ran for Triandos in 9TH.
2 Flied out for Kline in Sth,
z Grounded mt for coh vie. l., O.
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HOLD EvERyTHINc7IT was Nv I
lBALL THAI VT HlM. so HES tiIllEI

the Aleutian depression was
claimed in the radio broadcast.
Data was obtained on the dis
tribution Of salmon during their
maritime stage, and material
was collected on the formation
OF the Aleutian, Japanese and
Kuril-K amchatka depressions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
Louis Allen, Pro Weothermon,
Storts New WMAL-rodio Series

Louis Allen, Washington radios
only professional meteorologist,
starts a new series Of weather
programs on wMAL-radio. The
Evening Star Station, today at
6:l5 pm. He will be heard at
that time each day, Monday
through Friday.
Allen. q member Of the American
Meteorological Society. has been
favorite Of local radio listeners
for years.
In addition to his broadcasting
duties, however, the noted wealth.
erman also conducts the local
business firm, Louis Allen Asso-
ciates, which was the first COM
pany in the country to offer
shipping companies plotted ocean
routes based on current and his
torical weather conditions, using
principles similar to those used
by aircraft to calculate optimum
flight paths.
Mr.. Aliens meteorological expe-
rience includes several years as
oceanographer with Admiral
Nimitzs Pacific Headquarters
during World War II. In this
position, he found and applied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
TODAY'S "
HIGHLIGHTS

zoe, WRC ~ Sherlock
Holmes: Case Of The Ex-
humed Client
500, WMAL ca - Readers
Digest: 1.-THE American Mas
ter Counterfeiters." story Of
how noted detective William
Burns broke UP a notorious
ring. n
$3.50. WMAL "a Voice of
Firestone: Jean Fem and
Robert Rounseville sing
you Are Love-" Gan The
Things You Are" and "They
Didn't Believe Me-"
soc. WTOP ts)-Those Whit
ing Girls: An admirer sends
them costly gifts--that he
stole.
$500, WRC W--Medic; Flash
Of Darkness" H Bomb
drama. SNepeat1
9:30. WRC t4)-Robert Mont
gclnerys An outlaw attempts
reunion with former part
ner-in-crime and his girl;
Charles Drake.
le:0e. WMAL (7)-Eddie Can
tor: A pretty etiquette teach
er attempts to turn two
muscle-men into polished
gentlemen.
le;00. WTOP t9)-Studio One:
Girls desire to follow career
threatens to break up ro-
nance: Georgiann johnson
Richard Kiley.
ILLS, WTOP t9)-"Sensation"
A newspaper reporter captures
q criminal: John Lodge
Diana Churchill.
1850, WRC (D-Steve Allen:
Ernie Kovacs takes ovel
while steve vacations
tFrom New York;
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Seq Formations
Studied BY Russians

LONDON. Aug. 20 (R.-A
Russian ocean research ship has
just returned from q four-month
exploration voyage in the Pa
cific. Moscow radio announced
yesterday. The vessel studied
under-ocean formations in the
Aleutian and Hawaiian areas.
The ship, the Vityaz. was sent
by the Institute Of oceanology
of the Russian Academy Of Sci
ences.
The head Of the expedition
was quoted by Tass, the Russian
news agency, as saying part of
the work was done near the
Kurile Islands.
Scientific observations were
made in NEUROLOGY. hydrochem-
istry, hydrobiology and marine
geology.
The expedition repeatedly dis
overed several new submarine
mountains and established .
complex continuation Of the Ha-
waiian submarines range In the
direction Of the Aeutian depres-
sion.
The first complex survey Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
TODATS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1850. WNIAIl--Eddie Cantor:
Eddie salutes Cyd Charlse.
soc. WASH-fm. 1880. WWDC
Top Secret Files: A wreck
on 1.-THE Washington Ex-
press" brings Colonel X into
action.
soc. WTOP--Mr. Keen: A hap
less investor becomes major
suspect in death Of invest
ment counselor.
Sis. WRC-Berkshire Festival:
Pierre Monteux, guest con-
ductor: Isaac Stern, soloist.
Brahms Violin Concerto is
performed.
$3.50, WMAL--Voice Of Fire
stone: Jean Fem and Rob-
ert Housewife, guests.
sac, WASH-fln - Broadway
Cop: Story of criminal who
tried to foil cops with con-
stantly changing "modus
operandi."
see. WRC - The Telephone
Hour: Baritone Theodor Upp-
man sings Song to the Eve
ming Star" and "Maxim's, {"
from 1.-THE Merry Widow"
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thing or someone that is really
tops. For example:
WTOP-radio reports that
Bryan Field, one Of the best
horse race broadcasters, will de-
scribe the Swaps-Nashua match
race on radio this Wednesday.
:. He is the best. The
rest are amateurs.
Suave Otto Kruger is the new
permanent host Of LUX Video
Theater.
Pinky Lees show viii have a
circus setting and an entirely
new formal when it begins Its
fan season Sept. 5. What
the show needs most is a new
Itime-away from the Mickey
Mouse Club on ABC-TV, which
starts a few weeks later.
WGMS will ''preview" the
first shipment Of high-fidelity
recordings Of this years Salz-
burg Festival concerts tomorrow.
Robert Montgomery's FIRST
play Of the new season will be
THE Woman in the Widow
(the 1945 movie that featured
Edward G. Robinson) on Sept
IL. Robert Preston Is starred
The Navy League win sponsor
the T'v premiere Of the new CHS
series. Navy Log" at Carter
Barron Amphitheater on Sept
20.
To correct a misconception
The excellent Ice show at the
Carter Barron Is not the one
Ed Sullivan will "preview" on
his TV series. The latter,
co-starring Donna Atwood and
Bobby Specht, is 1.-THE Ice Ca
pades of 1856" and will play
Uline's Arena early next year.
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research answers for meteorolog-
zeal and oceanographic problems
that occur during the maneuver-
ing Of a fleet. At the wars
end, Allen headed the program
branch at the Nays Hydrogra-
phic Office in Washington.
Mr.. Allen begins his new WMAL-
radio series with more than
seven years Of Washington
broadcasting behind him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

| tAAO SAAS"S @sS SN@S SSAAAAN 1850
manently-or Topped completely
from the schedule.
One Washington disc spinner
flew to Bermuda for Q vacation
not too long ago. He had barely
ARRIVED when q cablegram
reached him to say that one Of
his profitable shows had beer
|cut and turned over to someone
lelse.
Have q wonderful timel
| Another Washington Tv-radio
personality came back from vaca-
ltion find q colleague ensconced
lin his TV berth. It cost the sta
ton less with the new fellow--he
was o contract star. The other
man got q cut from each COM
lmercial.
Welcome homel
It happens to the biggest stars,
too.
Godfrey went on q two week
vacation. decided to take three
more. He'll be back Septem-
her IL.
Frigidaire dropped his morn
ing and evening shows Ito pick
up a weekly program, MY Fav-
orite Husband') and now he's
lost one of his alternate week
sponsors on Talent Scouts.
He shouldn't have any trouble
picking up other sponsors-but
what a fretful thought it must
be to consider the additional
work involved in such q change
over while you're out there in q
boat unlocking the hook from
your thumb!
Any TV or radio personality, it
seems to me, should be extremely
chary Of taking OF during the
conventional summer vacation
period Better to take single
weeks off during the height Of
the season-when they'll miss
you the most. To 60 when things
are slackest is to tempt the fates.
y i
Eddie Gallaher, Of WTOP-Tv,
who returns to action today,
worked his vacation deal as slyly
as anyone ] know.
To insure his return to his TV
program, Spotlight on the stars,
Eddie cleverly arranged to have
three sterling novices, Orval
Hopkins, Of the Post, Dave
Rogue, Of the News, and myself,
as substitutes.
1t cost him dough-but what
an ecstatic welcome back from
sponsors and audience!
can't speak for Dave or Or
val, but the most unsettling as
pect of doing a TV show is the
necessity for learning how to
converse amiably with a large,
Ired-eyed machine. a machine
that invariably comes equipped
with an operator and man who
tells you the time Of day down
to the last 10 seconds.
I can chat easily enough with
all-sized people, or into tele-
phones. but blinking robot
that appears to be blocking my
vision is a formidable thing.
The fact that there are peo-
pie on the other end OF the line
from the machiie seems utterly
fantastic.
One thing I did find out on
the weeks TV tour Of duty: The
oldest jacket I possess--I think
1t goes back to the University
Shop wehn 1t was on 14th street
photographed the best.
\ X y
I On the Run:
\ Publicity departments, used Il
superlatives, often stumble wher
the time comes TO describe some.
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ON TIE AIR
ON THE AIR
N-Rodio Performers
Wary Of Vacations
~ BERNIE HARRISON

TVrado personalities understandaby reluctant to take
vacations Too unhappy things to happen when
they're gone.
While the star is summing himself faraway beach,
the he behind revsed-o exclude him per-
Evening star., 1955-10-12
The Dotted Lines

It must be possible to live the
rich, fun life without ever seeing
another Arthur Miller father,
another Tennessee VILLA m s
mother or another Roman toga
on another stage. -. Trying to
walk around town in yesterdays S
rain brought back Hi Phillips
old crack about women with UNI
brellas. Their motto is: Don't
poke until you see the whites of
their eyes" Jerks Socks. Inc,
is located at $50 Fifth avenue,
The Monterey Cocktail
Lounge, near Penn Station. now
has a Long Island Railroad
Cocktail. Two of them and
you're of your schedule. !.
Whatever became Of the World
Series? (. Bill Kemp reports
9 nudist colony divorce. The wife
found lipstick on her husbands
collarbone. =. Polly Bergen
bought a Jaquar the other day
and was briefed in sports car
protocol by the salesman: "You
don't wave at MIG or Thunder
bird drivers-unless they wave
first" Bob Olin opened this
weeks fortune cookie in the usual
Chinese restaurant. It read:
Don't Miss the Charlie Chan
Movies on Channel H."
~ ~
I have seen a lot of strange
things on television but that !
am. bit called Count Sheep"
with somebody named Nancy
Berg doing a tour de force is
Evening star., 1955-10-12
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

the most unbelievable. Some
body ought to call the SPCA
before the poor dog in 1t gets
manic Oppressive. :. The Lex
ington Hotel ought to have the
quickest room service in town.
Four bellboys were on their COLI
lege track teams. Seagram
distillers, building another sky
scraper at Park avenue and
Fifty-third street sin a very
short time" has already sent
letters from its president to all
the neighbors explaining that
the builders will try to be as
quiet as possible. Con Ed please
copy. i. /. That John Chapman
was just in with his new I'M
mortal Cocktail. Don't drink it
and you'll live. :. As usual,
Martha Scott does another
smooth job in "The Desperate
Hours" ;" The radio COM
mercials for Bunny Bread claim:
Thousands have the rabbit
habit" Art Ford opens his
own night club on East Fifty
sixth soon. Called the Club
Valentine. -. A sign in the win
dow of 651 Lexington avenue
says Buffers Moved"
~
I know somebody who needs
q hole in the head--a whale.
|. !. Woody Allen has a dual con-
troll car. He owns half and the
finance company owns half. .
In Three Stripes in the Sun"
4-foot- 10-inch MitSuko Kimura
kisses 6-foot-6-inch Chuck Con-
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nors. Somebody put her up to
1t. The new 100000 give
away TV show couldn't have
hired q better NC than Jack
Barry. -. Davy Crockett's fam
lily is still roughing it. His great
great granddaughter. Roberta
Vernon. is a press agent.
Ted Steele was telling about the
blue ribbons his cows have won
"A blue ribbon" he explained to
a Birdland hopper. ''is the farm
er's Downbeat Award" Sew
eral Eighth avenue saloon bosses
nave put up summer beach
chairs SO the bruised and linp-
ing cowpokes can take things
easy over their bourbon. !.
Jutta Hipp. the jazz pianist who's
the rage of Germany, arrives
here next month. Real hip.
4k&
There's middle-aged gal who
pulls a little red wagon around
Times Square these nights. In
it is a gray cat nonchalantly
playing with q ball. The
Peer Negligee Co. is ileadquar-
tered at is East Thirty-second
street. Sign in a Sixth ave-
nue. restaurant: Heated by
Frigidaire. A restaurant
called La Scala in West Fifty
fourth street serves a Chicken
Arregnato which is simply
dreamy. :. The Stewart Slunl-
ber Shop on Madison avenue
Evening star., 1955-10-12
GRAHAM
Continued From Page C-6

Continued From Page C-6I
completing 1.-THE Swan" She'll
be back in March to present the
Oscar to this years winner.
They laughed when Hal Roach
Junior took over his fathers
movie studio and turned it into
q TV shop. But now it's Hal who
laughs. He's just bought himself
a big yacht, there are seven
telephones in his house, and he
made $3.50. 900 from the sale Of
Racket Squad" Roach and Ro-
land Reed will also make 2.5 mil
lion dollars from the reruns of
MY Little Margie."
Gale Storm has a percentageI
of "Margie," but she is now
planning D new series where
she's hostess on a trans-Atlan-
tic liner. I can think of a dozen
scripts, without even trying.
= 4 y
Dorothy cambridge gets sub.
stitute picture for THE King and
I" ut 20th-Fox. Zone that MIR |
Zanuck feels win be more i'm
portant for me-" she says. ADDING
that her bow-out from THE King
and ]" was because Zanuck.
Charles Bracket and Walter
Lang agreed with her that the
role Of Tuptim wasn't tempestu-
GUS enough for her.
Guy Madison, on location hi
Florida. fell in love with the
State and loaded up four sacks of
white sand and shipped 1t back
home for his daughters sand
box.
Director william Wyler won't
allow Gary Cooper. star Of his
Friendly Persuasion" to ride in |
the studio helicopter any more
can't take any chances. And
Steve Cochran is looking for a.
buyer for his Porsehe. a duplicate
of the late Jimmy Deans.
Alan Ladd will serve free fruit
juice to anyone who drops into
his Palm Springs hardware store.
Alan named the golden retriever
dog, given him by George Van
derbilt, "Vandy."
Dan Daley will be paid $425.-I
900 by 20th-Fox during the next
two years. AS Dan says, This will
buy me lot Of horse feed"
tReIea4ed by
North American NeWspanef Aufanck1
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Lawyer FumiIy Lists
Five Generations

FINcAsTLE. Va. tH.-Johr
James Allen has on his ONCE
wall the law certificates Of his
great great grandfather. his
great-grandfather. his grand
father. his father and himself
The oldest was made out in 1870
and the second in 1918.
His great-grandfather's ii
Evening star., 1955-10-12

offers: "old comforters Recoy-
cred Beautifully" s. Did NBC
hire Leo Durocher to handle its
arguments with the FEC?
One thing you gotta say for
Boris Aronson scenery. It makes
the biggest actor look about two
feet tall.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

Especially interesting-he was
president Of the Virginia Supreme
Court tls5l-is65) and . Con-
!gressman. Grandfather got his
certificate in 1884. Father was
Evening star., 1955-10-12

JESSE bs bS .s ssEas blsrstAE MAaISs q cIsss$4ss sIs4s,
ESNIysR SeSPs aRa oSas sGIsr !, Ego !. 7hso 7o
Evening star., 1955-10-12
| Louis Bernheimsr's Theatres

NEWTnN La. 6-41i4. 1901 18th st.
sWAwW Ne. Near C. U. ROSA.
LIND RUSSELL in THE GIRL RUSH, !.
in vista-Fision and color. at d. 7:45,
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