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Evening star., 1955-06-09
FARMS FOR SALE

WHITE OR COLORED
"A acres, 4-room house, running
water; 5 acres woods, balance under
cultivation; streams OF sparkling
springs; $4,000; possession
so ACRES. 4 bedrms., large barn,
poultry houses. spring water. large
stream: 10 acres woods: balance
In meadow and crops. Plenty OF
shade; hard road; $4,000.
ONE ACRE, 4 rooms, poultry houses,
large garden, sparkling well water
ali fenced; possession. Dial JOHN
BURDOFT EV. 4-3S46. colesytlle,
Nd. 1888 Colesville rd,, SILVER
Spring, Md. la
Evening star., 1955-06-09
"Hold it, Reverend. tOant you to meet an
old friend of mime"
STORES FOR RENT

BETHESDA. 800 Wis. aye.--1st A..
sfJ ) QsSiLiipi VoLkMAS Sofi EN- sf 81 sss 70. To-
4IaS GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-RENT
REDUCED. Golden opportunity,
newly. decorated store and 4-room
and bath apt. above. Detached.
,n doub 6riek ArgeiMaNN gsrass opIZ saeS5 psr
after 6 pm. JU. s-2092. -12
MODERN STORE. large show win
dow. ample parking: Suitable for
dsnsSSurs aaS sDfs rd o. RARPER sLsc
FRIC. LA 6-1SS5. Ill
AIS 9th ST. N.W.-25x1os IT,: ideal
rent. Di. F.s7o0. Ju. s.2SiI. @fo
STORES - 20x25, Old Bladensburg
rd., Wheaton. Nd. Call OIL, 7-9494.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Good busi-
ness location, reas. rent. heat furn.
Call after 10 am. DE, 2-6464. 3
IDEAL SPOT for shoe repair. valet
barber. hardware, clothing. once,
etc: SIS month. RA. 3-67S4. 10
SILVER SPRING-Barber shop,
lease now expiring In Montgomery
Hills shopping center Will not re-
new the present lease to the present
leasee for personal reasons. Oppor-
tunity to locate in this outstandine
shopping area. Available August, /.
IA. a-4140. liz
CORNER GEROGIA AVE. and Crit
tenden st, n.w.-Fit for any type
OF business. For appt.. call MIR
CONNELL, NO. 7-7S42. -13
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP is lust 8
doors from this excellent building
5000 SO. #. of selling space: large
elevator: suitable for decorator,
homewares. furniture or discount
operation: CARL g. RoS1NsK1 Co.
MA S-Qob4. 3
Evening star., 1955-06-09
OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

ATTRACTIyELY FURN. 3 studio Of
fees, or desk spaces $35 up; gal
ley, head: Betw. Mayfower and
statler. After Z pm. TIE. 6-5437
BETHEsDA-New. mod. bldg, fully
and 5arfe sSn Sle' oi, SO SssIs 81 a-ssoo; eyes
Sc. STUDIO to sublet for July and
August dance studio: office space,
dressing room; reas, rent. Good for
artist. sI1isss To1rkshsopai i1 sgais summer project
hath, pvt, parking; S175 mo. Lo.
HARRISON, alsRI IN fNc., Pmi aealtors. altG'iNa q
CORNER 10th AND. PA. AVE, 945
Pa. ave. n,v.-2nd and 3rd floor
fss ksssoHsBis 5HsSs f'sSs,0s apps ssS s0Gs L.
F R?Sn sT1 Af 1a 9th N.w.-e-rm.I SUE suite;
about 1900 SO. IT,; north light and
skylight: elev. BLDG: convenient To-
cation. Reasonable. MA. s-s025.
WOODWARD BUILDING-Air-cond
Share lawyers 2-rm. suite, fully
equipped and furn. NE. s-1201.-
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
1346 CONF ave. .n.w.-t, 2, 3. 4
room suites available July / or
later; exceptionally attractive, all
daylight ofices. with private toilets;
street and lot parking, next TO
bldg budget rentals. Phone MR..
IRVINE. AID. A-3200. 10
ATTRACTIVE ONCE space, 1,500 SO.
IT,; Immediately available; low
rental: rear parking. 202o Eye st.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
SI 5O0 DOWN

$500 DOWN
Better than new 3-bedroom
brick center-hall rambler
with full basement located
in an established neighbor-
hood on the Washington
side of Seven Corners;
$20,950.
J-w REALTY CO., IA. s-ts7s
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5 L o T s

Mr.. Garrett Park: sewer, water
street, gas, elec.. ready IN abou
so days. Total price. $4,000. Ap
4-2644: (eves. and week ends1. IA
Evening star., 1955-06-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Sale-Owner-Builder
$10,250

Ideal for Young Couple
Clean semidet., w/iivins rm,, kit.
bedrmS. and bath. Screens. alum.
storm windows and chain link fence.
Gas &C. heat, garage, GI approved;
in Arlington. $500 down will take
this away. Call Mr.. Baldwin, KE.
$500 or DT. 7-6S30.
Papago Indian news., 1955-03-01

Juan & Molly Francisco and family left
for Los Angeles the 18th of February.
They are now Living at 620 Sunset Blvd
Juan is Wo rking at American Motors The
entire family like California and JuanFs
job holds good promise for future
security and pay increases.
jonas y Montana and Elizabeth Alvarez
were married February 12tho On the Ia
they left for Los angeles Jonas is
now employed at North American Aviation
Co. Just as soon as they have found
permanent housing, Elizabeth Will be
working too,
MRS. Enos Francisco and family arrived
in. Los Angeles Feb. 10th to join
Enos who left January. rs MRS. Fran
cisco and children have been res iding
in Tucson awaiting suitable housing in
Lo A.. Enos is employed at Chrysler Corp
Frank Dolores, from Big Fields, left for
Los Angeles the 18th Of February He
is now employed at Douglas aircraft.
He has an excellent opportunity for get
ting ahead and We know Frank Will be
esSful.
Papago Indian news., 1955-03-01
A REMINDER: AcFEcN. YogF. MIyERS license

ALL Licenses issued since July L, 1851,
have their expiration dates Shown on
the face.
ALL licenses issued ir the year 1851
either have expired already or will
expire on the bearers biE 6hday in
january, 1855.
ANY license issued under the new Law
may be renewed at any lime after the
first Of the month ahc2d of fshe month
Of the ho1der's birthday vi thcur loss
Of time in the duration cf the new
license.
Examination for Arizona Oparators' and
Chauff aurs' license VII be held in the
Agency Office at Sells ron 30:00 a rs,
to 500 Pan. on Med1ez za2X- March l62
Make sure that you are properly Licensed
Papago Indian news., 1955-03-01
AGENCY RELOCATION rETS:

Ray Johnson Of Sells, left for Los
Angeles, Calf. February 2nd through
the Relocation Program He is now
employed at Stuart Gladiator Company.
He has an opportunity for good training
and advancement.
Lewis Chico and family left Sells the
7th Of February for Los Anga1es, They
are living at l30 South Flower Street,
and Lewis is now employed at the Harbor
Box & Lumber Company
Theodore Homer and family from Chuichu
arrived in Calf. Feb. Och. They 600
took advantage Of 1he Kc4ccat1on Program
Theodore is now emplcy5 a-t Noe
American Aviation, Il sneat EeUal work.
He plans to continue mis- 1raining in
heavy duty me echanics that ne may
eventually enter tie field
Papago Indian news., 1955-03-01
Death. of Nelson e. Mclaughlin:

word was received here that
Mr.. Nelson E. Mclaughlin suffered a
heart attack which cook his life in
Houston, Texas, February IT. hrs nc
laugh in left for Houston shortly
af ter the death Of His wife Nildred
Mclaughlin, 12/4/54. His body is being
shipped to New York State whare he Will
be buried Surviving Mr.. Mclaughlin
is a sister who lives in New York.
Church News Mr.. Harvey Allison from
the Phoenix Cook Bible Institute is
conduc ting revival services at. the San
Miguel Presbyterian Church, February %
through harch 81 Following these meet-
ings, he Will hold revival services at
the Sells Presbyterian Church from
3/7/55 through the 18th Of March.
Papago Indian news., 1955-03-01
BABOQUIVARI DISTRICT
By Francis Patricio


The Baboquivari District Council Will
hold their regular monthly meeting Sat-
urday, narch 5th at TopoWa about 900
There Will be some very important
matters to be discussed at that time,
SO the people Of boquivari District
are urged to attend this NEE tings
There Will be another meeting at Chouli'
school house Saturday, Earch 5th at
1000 a.ms The meeting is for people
who are Interested in extending the
power line from TopoWa on out to San
higucls ALI interested parties please
attend.
Papago Indian news., 1955-03-01

# YOU HAVE ONE OR MORE CATTLE
FOR SALE Sells Trading Company
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES.
ALSO HAY FOR SALE PHONE COL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

It's sound nutrition.
Let's face it. Your problem is
not how to starve; it's how to eat!
And Better Homes e Gardens
DIET Book tells you how in
plain language, shows you how
in pictures, diagrams. tables a
child can understand. It's enjoy
able, too, because for the first
time, diet makes sense. When
you know what you're doing and
exactly why, there's no strain
on your willpower. There's no
struggle, just understanding.
Eating again becomes the pleas
ure it should be.
Friends begin telling you how
well you are looking. And, by
golly, you feel better! That's
what better nutrition will do
for YOU,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
Let's,
face


Facing facts about your fat may
not be fun but, better now
than in a hospital! For fat is
dangerous. Overweight often
shortens life. What's the ansWer?
Everywhere you turn. some
body's selling some scheme for
reducing. Freak dieting fad
menus "Slimjim's Secret"
half truths or whole hokum.
Maybe you try this trick meal
method or that. for a few weeks,
and give up in Encouragement.
First you starve, then you stuff;
nothing takes of that fat and
keeps it of!
Yet your own physician has
known all along the safe, sound,
scientific way for you to attain
your correct weight and hold it.
The secret is no secret at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

son who makes a fairly long
speech but never quite gets
around to stating her name,
such as, I'm sure you won't
remember me but / met you
eight years ago when you
had dinner at our house in
Chicago" Yes. dear, Of course
l remember you, but what's
your name?
Another offender walks up
and says, I'VE met three weeks
ago at Charlie Andrews house.
Great guy, Charlie" l agree
that, yes, Charlie is a great guy.
But who is This character?
DoN'T be ashamed of your
name. Don't be afraid of say
ing it clearly and with emphatic
confidence. And, unless you
are exchanging daily notes Of
endearment, don't assume that
your first name alone will inn
mediately ring a large bell.
Unless, Of course, your name
happens to be Tallulah!
Last - and perhaps most
practical is the vital neces-
sity for saying your name in
ringing tones at a cocktail
gathering, dinner party or even
at an Office where your name
will be passed along.
If you murmur or mutter
your identity in the first place
you will be surprised at the
result. Once, remember num-
bling my name to my hostess.
She, in turn, introduced. me as
"Mr. Hathaway" to someone
who presented me as ''Mr.
Atterbury" to very pretty girl
who is probably still wondering
what became Of that strange
Mr.. Atterbury she met over a
dry martini and who disap-
peared into the nameless night,
never to be seen again.
4
"YOU LOOK feR years
yOasgev. Is this q c0Mpli-
HseRf? Read aOvekisf MiIdred
Grams 0piRi0R next : week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

TIME phone rings. A warm,
Il friendly voice announces,
Hello, Dave, this is Mary!"
Mary? Mary who?
Is it the Mary | met deep-sea
fishing in Mexico this winter?
The Mary I sat next to in the
eighth grade? The Mary &C.
casionally take to the movies?
With all due modesty, | know
at least 10 Marys. each charm
ing. lovely and companionable,
with a beguiling voice which
makes it difficult for me to rec
ognize which Mary is calling.
Mary honey. why don't you
tell me your last name when
you announce yourself? Then,
knowing exactly who you are,
lean give you the welcome you
so richly deserve, or at least
place you within the frame
work Of our former association.
How many times have you
received a postcard from an
exotic vacationland, a Christ
mas message Of great sentimen-
tality, a hand-written note in
curing after your health -
with the only signature being
a first name, and generally a
common one at that?
ASIDE from the wild frustra-
ton that wells up inside you as
you carefully examine the en-
velope for clues, open up the
inside Of the card for hidden
messages and vainly search
memory and address books for
the answer to the mystery,
there is the embarrassment Of
not being able to acknowledge
the missive next time the sender
appears on the scene.
There are a couple of varia-
tons on the problem Of self
introductions. One is the per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
Mary Who?
BY DAVE CARROWAY

This TV star has a pet
grippe - phone callers
who keep you guessing
Evening star., 1955-07-27
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Godfrey Reodies Pink Slip

brothers and Hal Wallis $50 she
can keep busy and get expert
Ience."
Someone asked Dorothy Ma
lone, when are you going to
marry Liberace?" (They are to-
gether in Sincerely Yours")
and Dotty ouipped. when he
win have me-" Ava Gardner
sent for her business manager
Ito come to Spain, which means
she will not be back for q long
time. fThe Painted veil." her
next for Metro, is far from
READY.
Dan O'Herlihy leaves for New
York to play James Mason's role
lin Seventh Veil" for ~. s.
Steel Hour" Cornell Wilde
is having Jack "Amore" Brooks
write his theme song, Storm
Fear" and Cornell wants Dean
Martin to sing it at the opening
of the picture.
Rock Hudson was originally
given the script of the Broadway
play, twill Success Spoil Rock
Hunter?" to read and to COM
See GRAHAM, Page Ass
Evening star., 1955-07-27

The Ginger Rogers-Fred AS
|taire dancing epics could make
millions II they were shown on
nv. But clauses in their con-
tracts prohibit this. without per-
mission.
Arthur Godfrey is about to
make headlines again. He's fill-
ling out another pink Slip" -.
Tine thin get thinner: Jane
Powell, who now weighs SO
pounds, has gone on diet OF
cottage cheese, hard boiled eggs.
tomatoes, and lettuce.
Rock Hudson has his guests
| do their own cooking when he
Invites them to dinner at his
house. This man Is not handy
around the house - he can't
boil water. but he doesn't have
Ito.
Lori Nelson still has eyes only
flor Tab Hunter. who likes Deb
bic Reynolds, who only wants
Eddie Fisher. who. presumably,
only wants to sell that soft
drink. -. John Wayne and
Producer Bob Fellows still own
Anita Eckberg, but continue to
lend her services to Warner
Evening star., 1955-07-27
WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATER
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheatel
Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo
$3.50 pm.
National--"The Skin Of Oul
Teeth; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Olney 49, "Ring Round th'
Moon; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - mister Rob-
|erts";; l. sos, Sis. 7:25 ane
9:35 pm.
Capitol - 'The Seven YEA
Itch; II am, 1:10. 1920, $50
7:4O and $50 pm.
Colony - Doctor in th'
House; 6. 7::55 and $3.50 pm.
Columbia - This Islans
Earth; 1850 am, 1::50, $3.50
5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"The Great Adven
Iture":: l, 2:45, 4:30, 6:20, 8:1'
land 9:55 pm.
Keiths Lady and thu
Tramp; 10 and 11:55 am, z. 4
Is, 8 and 10 pm.
Little -- "The Barefoot Con.
ltessa";; $40 and 9:20 pm.
Macarthur - '"The Intruder"
l6:15, 8 and 9::55 pm.
Metropolitan ---- Mister Rob.
Evening star., 1955-07-27

threatergoer's talent for sur
'vival.
When it is most Fry-like.
'Ring Round the Moon" is pro-
viding Miss Heming an oppor-
tunity to show that a wheelchair
lis no handicap to an actress who
knows what is funny in this
world. Her invalid old playgirl
is a woman full Of vivid men,
ories of the night the duke shot
the footman. and the like. She
has also had enough experience
to make her curious about what
her collateral offspring. the
twins, do to carry on the family
tradition Of social hell-raising.
Miss Heming's Mime. Des-
|mortes is a greatly saving grace
Ito q comedy that can stand one.
Young Miss Mann's is q deftly
competing performance. Hers Is
the role Of the proud. spirited,
young ballet dancer whose pas
sion for the diabolic twin makes
her his pawn in his game Of
confusing identities. Miss Mann
learned, and received. an ovation
for what she made Of it on open
ing night.
As for the others, Bob Rich
ards has inherited the role Of the
so different twins and it should
take quite another slice Of Fry
Ito convince him that the play
wright has any compassion for
young actors and their limita-
tons.
This is less true. however, OF
Dina Merrill who is prettier than
a picture as the naughty heiress
Desmortes house guest: of Allan
Joseph as that "crumbling" but.
Ter; of j. Robert Dietz as a ty-
coon who is forced to live on I'm.
buttered, unsalted noodles; Mary
Farrell as the giddy companion tt
Nine. Desmortes; and Namon
Vincent as the giddier mother ot
the ballet dancer.
The winter garden setting fol
the dowager's midsummer party
(that Fry and his play with thu
seasons) is the work of James D
Waring. A pleasant thing it is.
Evening star., 1955-07-27

HRINd ROUND THE MOON" . play
in three acts by Jean .Anouilh, adapted
BY Christopher Fry. directed BY Jamel
Yarhroueh. with setting and lighting By
James Waring and costumes BY JOSEPH
Lewis At Olney summer theater.
The Cast:
Joshua, . crumbling butler,
Hugo. q young man about town,
Frederick. his brother BE kieshhssrrddss
in love with
Diana Messerschmann. enEaged To-, 70
secretly in love with Hugo
Lady India Constance Schneider
Patriee Bombelles. Messerschmann's
secretive secretary William Allyn
Madame Desmortes. aunt 70 Hugo.
Frederick and Lady 1ndia.
Capulet. her faded comDanion.
Messerschmann. Diana.s father. .
melancholy millionaire.
Romainviue. patron Of the arts.
Keith Kirby
Isabelle. q ballet dancer Dolores Mann
Her Mother . teacher Of the
PianotOrts p..r,ais ssoRs Rsrn Sinssns oaa
Vollbrecht, william Glavin. Jack Maher
Evening star., 1955-07-27

Ierts": 10:45 am. 1855. $40,
|5:25, 7:40 and 9:55 pm.
Ontario - Marty; 1:15. 8,
|4:40, 6:25, $40 and $50 pm.
Palace - Interrupted. Mel
|ody";; II am. 1:10, 1920, $50,
7:40 and $50 pm.
PlayhOuse-"The Seven Little
Foys":: 1890 am, 1920, 2:10.
4:05, 5:55, 7:50 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza - "The Bed: 1918,
2:10. 4:05, sos. 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-II"The Man From
Laramie: II am, 1850, 2:45,
ABS. $50, 1926 and 1915 pm
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
THE PASSING SHOW
Fry Is More at Home
With Idea of His Own
BY JAY CARMODY

The quickest conclusion be Ring the
Oney theaters production, that Chris
topher Fry does better on his
Here Fry adapting Frances Anouih it
snguary loss for idea of his
Evening star., 1955-07-27

own. The most constructive
thing to be said for his achieve
ment, If critics really are expect
ed to be constructive, Is that he
has written the sort Of thing on
which the English and we keep
disagreeing.
Moreover, finding himself
bound to a Frenchman's concept,
Mr.. Fry's English is by no means
its old nimble, acrobatic self. It's
power to dazzle when doing little
more than setting UP exercises,
as 1t frequently Is, is missing
here.
It goes without saying that
this Is a regretable thing, the
more so since some pretty valiant
acting on the part of Violet
Heming and Dolores Mann,
avaiIs less than it deserves.
y \ y
There no doubt. is a point
expecting to be made in 'sRing
Round the Moon" but it was
largely lost upon at least ore
spectator at last nights opener,
directed by James Yarbrough
He, the baffled spectator, not Mr..
Yarbrough, may have lost the
intention of the Messrs. Anouilh
and Fry in the distractions Of the
opening performance.
There were q number Of these
which quite possibly may never
happen again, and will not II
there Is any justice in the casts
earnestness and excellence of In
tention.
Fry's interest in adapting
sRing Round the Moon" is ex-
plainable in terms Of its flavor
Anouilh's play deals with some
human types who have always
had an amusing piquancy, eS-
pecially in the set of relation
ships in which they are in
volved here.
These creatures are drawn
from the bored, spoiled rich snd
the adventurous poor who have
been performing these same
chores for playwrights virtually
forever. There are quite a variety
of these, ranging in this case
from a spirited dowager con-
fined to a wheelchair to butler
described as "crumbling."
The antics they perform spring
from the inspiration of the
heartless member of a set Of
identical male twins. This young
man whose presence puts the
opposite sex in what seems tc
be a state of aggressive submis.
siveness is a ruthless type. Turr
him loose at a party, which II
what is done with him here
and he will make the affair
livelier than Elsa Maxwell al
her zenith.
His particular genius is fol
playing with the romantic no
tions of the other young people
about the dowager aunt's luxur'
ious premises, especially his un
aggressive brother and a pair o
beautiful girls caught up in tn,
twin tangle.
This can occasionally b,
quite funny. especially in ,
blithe second act, and dramatic
as well as amusing in the third
AS for the opening stanza o
'Ring Round the Moon" it j
notable chiefly as a test Of tn
, 1955-06-23

ally when the whole family COB
bles up that candy-coated pulled
wheat as an ln-between meal
snack AS well as at breakfast
time. These colorful crests arc
extremely easy to attach to all
sorts of things baseball suits,
sweaters, closet doors or walls.
They require no sewing Chats
good for you, Mom1 just place
their adhesive back to the surface
of whichever you want them to
stick on.
Order a set today (the wrap
per en- the box will give full de-
tails as to "howa and then be
sure to try a Sugar Crisp top-
ping over ice creamIpuddings,
baked custards or fresh, canned
or stewed fruits. 1t makes a real
dilly Of a topping for those quick
after-the-game party desserts.
, 1955-06-23

Win or lose, there's always
plenty to smile about when the
first inning of an after-the-game
feast stars the great favorites of
every little Lacquer ice cream
with chocolate sauce and smoth-
cred in candy-coated puffed
wheat, more widely known as
Sugar Crisp.
Say tho, hold On a minutei
What's that on the tabIe-major
league emblems? Surel This lad
has a complete set Of IA major
league baseball Goat Of arms,
and he got them all at once by
saving twenty-five cents and two
box tops from the favorite cereal
he's pouring here.
Now every young boys dream
Of wearing a major league base
ball emblem can come true inn
mcdiately. Getting two cereal box
tops takes no time at all, especi-
, 1955-06-23
THEATRE
theatre patrons

theatre patrons
The dialogue IS il French &
Italian, but the English sub
titles make it easy to follow
this excellent production.
TIE two Italian contribu-
tions to the multf-part feature
are also two of the best. The
first, @Avarice and Anger,
featuring Eduardo Filippo 3
Miss Miranda, is a bitterly hu
morous look at a well-to-do
real estate agent and his frow
~ wife, both uncompromis-
ingly selfish in love and eco
Monies. The SecOnQ, ENVY OIL
rected BY Roberto Rossellini
from a story BY Colette, is a
glimpse into the newly mar
ried life Of an aging artist and
his young wife.
Perhaps the films most NOV
ing sequence, Pride. features,
Miss Morgan and Miss Rosay
as a couple Of doWn-at-the-
heel aristocrats trying to keep
up pretences in the face Of ut
ter poverty.
, 1955-06-23
N
June 20, 1855

@#Z9RHN &MH%n#HE MH&GG#
I the undersigned do hereby
notify the general public that
from this day June 10th, I
stand as the sole representa-
tive Of the Advent Sabbath
Church of New York whose
headquarters is situated at
255 West 131 Street, New
York 81, N. X.
Hubert Newton
Christiansted, St. Croix
P. o. Box 273
, 1955-06-23
SUNDAY & MONDAY


Alan Ladd Leo Geni : Susan
Stephen and Harry Andrews
, 1955-06-23
FRIDAY
THREE SAILoRS& a GIRL

It1ftLE FAlLON00 d A41LL
starring
Jane Powell Gordon Mac Rae
Gene Nelson and Jack Leonard
MGM News Of the Day. at $50
pm. only and Short Feature
, 1955-06-23
u B { R B |

CHS
side. Dr. G. Robert Cotton, AS
sistant Commissioner Of Edu-
cation will be the commence
ment speaker.
Archie A. Alexander, Gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands
will be present.
The doors of the auditorium
with a seating capacity Of
over seven hundred and fifty,
will be open to the general
public. The program starts
precisely at 8 o'clock.