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Evening star., 1955-10-02
High'Iiehts

UNTIL . PM. WTTG d.
Cerebral Palsy Telethon: Dem
ise Darcei. Wendell Corey. .
tribe Of real Indians and
Space Cadets lead parade Of
stars TO help raise funds.
tSimulcast, VOL
e:0O, WTOP t9)--Do You Won
der: Rear Admiral H. A. Kare.
Robert .Wellingham and Man
del Peterson discuss wonders
Of the sea.
l0:0o, WRC tll--Frontiers Of
Faith: Topic: Is censorship
justifiable?
1I:l5, WRC lA)-Youth Wants
to Know: Governor Luis
Munoz Marin. Of Puerto Rico.
Is cuizzed.
i2:4s. WRC Stl)-World Series:
Fifth game between New
York and Brooklyn. Color
1909, WMAL t5) - Celebrity
Parade: Drew Pearson charges
Republicans with deliberately
misleading the public about
Eisenhower's physical condi-
ton this past year; Joseph
McCaffery's guest. Gen. Louis
Hershey.
$3.50. WMAL l7l--Pan Ameri-
can Party: Highlights OF work
Of Visual Arts Department.
$3.50. WTOP tslO Orient Ex-
press: Young man involved In
smuggling attempts to leave
Austria: Robert Christopher.
500. WRC l4)--Meet the Press:
Ambassador Abba Ehan from
Israel is quizzed.
s:O0. WMAL T)-science Fic-
tion Theater: A science-flc-
tion writer Is accused Of being
from outer space.
$3.50, WTOP to) You Are
There: For the Boston Mas
sacre."
6:0O, WRC DTS d Great
Life: Denny and Steve are In
q stew after they buy Q road-
side Hash House"
$500, WMAL t5l-You Asked
For It: A look ct few remain
Ing American Bison and tour
Of Death Valley Scotty's'
castle.
$50. WRC al Frontier
Thomas and the Widow. I"
true story Of murder and
ironic ending Of Widows long
quest for revenge
$3.50, WTTG Georgetown
University Forum: Topic
why Is Communism q UniQue|
Enemy? Charles Kersten, Dr.
Karl Cerny and Dr. o. RI
Sherbowitz- Werzor.
$3.50, WAIAL t7)--Famous Film
FESTIVAL: THE Clouded Yel-|
low" (see today's Films on
TV.)
$3.50. WTOP ts)-Private sec-|
retary: A twitch In Susie's|
eye causes . Winking incident:
Ann eother11.
100, WRC tA)--variety Hour
Jack Caxson. host. Harry Hsl-
Evening star., 1955-10-02

As soon as the story broke
Thursday aboas the Presidents
request for background
music" recordings while he
read Western stories at night.
1t was inevitable that some
alert station would soon ac-
quire 4 list and schedule them
on the air.
WGAY's Chuck Dulane win
feature this top twenty. on
his Music In the Air show.
today no am. to / p.m.) I
daresay other stations win
soon be following the leader.
The selections range from
Beethoyen,s Minuet IN q sharp
major to Time on Ny Hands, |"
q particularly apt title.
The Presidents son and mrs.
Eisenhower selected the re-
cordings and the WGAY an
nouncement doesn't say
whether Chuck was able to
obtain the exact arrangements
Evening star., 1955-10-02

favored BY the White House
family.
There's quite q difference,
for example. from 4 Man
tOyani recording Of 'fTime on
NY Hands and. say. D. Gil-
lespie's.
4EA
How about D list Of those
Western stories, booksellers?
hA4
On the Run:
The Home show has d
filmed visit planned Thursday
to the home of critic Walter
Kerr. former Catholic Univer-
sity writer drama teacher, and
his wife, Jean Kerr. tWRc-4l.
There's q report that
WTOP's Mass for Shut -Ins. "
seen Sunday mornings. may 90
network. Dr. Shane Mac
Carthy tWho resumes his own
series for the archdiocese on
WafAL soon) serves IS mar
rator and the Rev. William
Evening star., 1955-10-02
WONDERLAND A LA DISNEY
ON THE AIR
A New Breed Of Connections
IS Toking Over the Medium

the humor out Of almost any
+. line or situation, plain as It
might appear to be.
Guests Trigger Humor
It is precisely the type Of
humor that can sustain itself
over . period Of time, pro-
vided. Of course. Il can be trie-
gered by the guests or studio
audience.
/ shudder to think Of Berle
attempting 3 show any kind
Of q shoM-fcr five nights q
week. Berie Is capable Of q
change Of emphasis. as he.
demonstrated for q season or
50 when he was reading the
lines written for him BY Good
4 man Ace, but when Uncle Mil
tie started rewriting them he
was back IN his old groove.
What characterizes the new
breed Of comedian more than
anything else, ! think. Is that
they don't look like comedians
at all
Jonathan Winters looks like
the late Babe Ruth; Dick
Shawn looks like q collegian:
George Gobei looks Ike the
shortest guy N the platoon.
What they all have In com-
mon Is the ability to appear
4 relaxed and ct ease and TO
perform without script. II
needs be.
Sahl, who appeared on
steve's show for 8 few minutes
Thursday. was making his sec
ond visit to the program. /.
missed his first.
It was one of the most bril-
liant turns I've caught IN any
medium. Sahl. Steve ex-
planned. has been In the COM
iedy field for only about three
years. Prior to that, he edited
Q fine arts magazine, Of all
things.
His natter swas "a fast and
Evening star., 1955-10-02
TODAY's FILMS
ON Tv

loo. WTOP ts)--.sDisc jock
ey": Story Of the life Of q
disc spinner: 0inny
Simms. Tommy Dorsey.
1881
1:30. WTTG CD ''Tom
Browns Schooidaysn::
Heartwarrning story Of an
English school In middle of
10th century: Nrarjorie
Reynolds.
500. WTTG (S)-.'C 'Casbah":
Tony Martin and Xvonlae
DeCarlo star In rcnaantic
and classic story that
centers ound elusive
jewel thief Of AlgierH.4
1880
$50. WAEAL t5) ~ "Ths
Clouded yellow; Rsyclo-
logical thriller about . girl
whose fear-clouded mind
keeps her from admitting
innocence Of murder
charge: Jean Simmons and
Trevor Howard. tlo60)
$500. WTTG Sc chicago
Calling: a.suspense-
packed flm about . man
tDan DuryeA) and the
tragedy his ifnprovident
ways bring about. (l0S2l
1850, WRC t4l-''E Fame and
the Devil: Mischa Auer
and Marty Bufed. (lg6O)
il:SO, WRC l)-.sButler's Di-
lemma":: Comedy about two
men who pose e the same
butler: Richard Hearfe,
Frances sullivan. (lo46l
1I:s0, WTOP tsl IT he
Fighting Mem: RDssano
Hraszi In the role Of 3 man
who risks his LIE 70 restore
peace and end family feuds
IN spits of threats on life.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

AstsfIsk tenetss pfssfsms tslsesst Y es'es
afonte, Martha Scott and
aDodger-Ya stars.
700, WTOP t9)--Ed Sullivan:
Ezio PIMA and Walter Slezak,
Of Fanny" Nat King Cole
and Comedian Dick Shawn.
500. WRC t4)-Teleyision
Playhouse: "A Man Is Ten
Feet Tall. waterfront drama
about q fearful young man
who finds courage: Don MUIR
ray. Sydney Potter
s:O0,WTOP ts)Electric Thea
ter: Ann Harding plays aging
actress who, despite fading
eyesight. Is determined TO
make q last show.
$3.50, WTOP l9lAlfred Hitch
cock Presents: (prerniere)
Ralph Meeker and Vera Miles
In Revenge Q story said 10
be . startler.
500, WRC t4)--Loretta Young
SHOW: Diana Lynn and Liam
Sullivan In story Of girl who
Evening star., 1955-10-02

his references took such intel
Iectual curves. We couldn't
laugh for fear cf losing up
coming lines. We merely
gaped.
Defends Fuzzy Thinkers
Sahl defends .'the fuzzy
thinkers' and aintellectuals',
in his routine In literate, per-
ceptiye and hilarious fashion.
He. held Q newspaper IN his
hand. talked about o robbery,
and how an t'inteilectuals
teller foiIed the bandits.
When they wrote him q note
demanding that he act NOR
! NAL" and hand over. all the
I money. the intellectual wrote
back asking for 0 definition OF
the term normal" !" This isn't
= debating society" |" the band-
its wrote back. The teller
handed the message back. cor-
rected for grammatical errors.
! hope we zee Sailf again.
NY wife. who recalls his art
criticisms In 3 national mag
azii1e, lust couldn't believe
that this was the same man
who used to write such DIM
cult reviews.
Three years ago. there
wasn't q spot for D performer
Of Sahl's talents anywhere
on TV. IN fact. Allen didn't
even have q regular Job.
There's danger. Of course.
In the ''ad-lib" school Of
comedy. tNot that sahl,s
wasn't rehearsed)
Every now and then. Allen
steps on q few sensitive toes
and the phones jangle.
II Steve has to think twice
before saying anything. It's
curtains for his show and
others like It. Wen be seeing
everything on filll--which viii
be exactly what We deserve.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

COLOR nv SHOWS
THIS WEEK

Sunday. l2:45-4:OO. WRC
~. The World Series.
Monday through Friday,
4:30 TO 500 pm. WRC ~.
Howdy Doody Show.
Tuesday, $3.50 ID 300 pm,
WToP ts). The Red Skel-
ton show.
Thursday, 7:2O to $50
pm. WTOP tDl. Shower Of
Stars. 'Time out for Gin-
ger"
Saturday, 500 10 $50
pm, WTOr co.. The Gene
Autxy SHOW. .stage 20 San
pimas"
Evening star., 1955-10-02
It's q Long Walk Before You Get
10 See Your Script on TeIeyision

fSo many iDoald-be nv
writers hare asked US for
tips on hon to "bredk is."
iCe put the question to an
expert. Hope 1t answers
most queTies.B. HI
NEW YORK. Advice to
writer's on how to get q script
On Tv: Watch the medium,
write about q familiar topic.
have weil-motivated characters
and then get q literary agent
to place the script. These are
some answers given BY Ed
Rice, script editor for Kraft
Television Theater, TVS
longest run tWed., 8. NBC-
TV).
For eight years Rice has
gone over thousands Of scripts
and has approved 500 Of them
for production on Kraft. He
insists that the only way q
writer can determine how and
what to write is by watching
what the dramatic shows pre-
sent.
TOO many writer's, 7 he says,
sseai themselves OF from so-
ciety to create the Great
Am .ricsn Television Script.
It's rejected. II the writer
would sit lloIne Ike a normal
viewer and ask himself why an
author does this and why an
author does that, he might
find his work more acceptable,
If less classic. Contrarily,
many writer's think that, be-
cause TV presents plays right
In their homes, It's as easy to
get q play on nv as 1t is to get
up out OF their armchairs and
turn the knobs on their SETS"
Rice continues. Nothing
could be more deceptive. It's a
long walk indeed before q
writer can turn the right knobs
and see his work being tele-
yised."
Evening star., 1955-10-02

follows fathers advice 70
wait" before marrying:
Merle Oberon. hostess.
s:3o, WRC t4)--Justice: ere.
turning Series) story Of blind
newsdeaIer who attempts to
aid police in Identification Of
man who assaulted and rob-
bed him; Ed Begley. Don
Hammer. Bill Prince. host.
9:so. WAIAL international
Police: A Shanghai police
man refuses ID save himself
from execution by giving
motive for his crime.
1890, WTTG f5) Elleyy
Queen: Death on the high
wire Of an aerial act calls for
an investigation: Hugh Mar
lows.
lo:o0, WTOP t9)-PoliCe Call:
Sweden story of man bar-
tering his fathers life against
pending inheritance: Gregory
Cay.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
ON THE AIR


In the few frenetic years Of
rvs existence. the comedian
has undoubtedly been the net
works No. boy.
A Jackie Gleason, for ex-
ample. signs q 81 million
dollar contract for three years.
A composer. il he's as tall
ented as Clan Carlo Menotti.
Is lucky to get q commission to
write an opera.
Watching Steve Aliens show
Thursdev night. thoreh. and
specifically, an obscure young
performer named Mort Sahl
who is playing a posh pub
called the Blue Angel. brought
home the realization that TV
comedy has changed trernend-
ously In these years. And, /
think. for the better.
From CHS 10 NBC
Steve IS d case In point.
While Berle. Cantor. Hope and
other famous funnymen held
and precarioisly hold, In some
cases to the prime assign
Aznents. Allen was struggling TO
gain o foothold. He bounced
from an afternoon show To-
evening show. from CHS to
NDC. and. last year about this
time. moved ID to head 3 pion-
eering week night series for
Pat Weaver.
On the occasion Of the pro-
grams flrst birthday 4 few
nights ago. 1t was revealed
that Allen had signed 4 new
three-year contract with NBC.
He Is not and never could
be . comedian In the classic
visual sense. He Is q tall. not
Sinhandsone fellow whose
ability to act has long peen
suspect.
His talent lies In his whip
Hike wit: his ability to extract
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Todoy's Proeroms on Television
Sunday, October 2. 1855

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Evening star., 1955-10-02
HOLLYWOOD nv
Back to Nideo
By Christmas
For L-oretto
my sHEMAH GRAHAM

North Amsriean Nssspaper Aiiiancs
HOLLYWOOD. - Loretta
Young returns 70 her television
show at Christmas. She has
been on the sick list since May.
but her weight Is now 1l6 and
she looks and feels nne. ]
find II hard d believe the cir
cnlating runners Of trouble In
her marriage 70 Tom Lewis.
Jerry Lewis. overweight for
the first time In his Life. says:
so I'm healthy. But they only
love me when I'm emaciated. !"
He's On q diet. nonetheless. And
Milton Beris. underweight.
tainted twice during refearsals
for his nrst nv show Of the
season.
NHC almost passed out In q
body when the big tank for
Esther Williams swimming Sc
Quence sprang . leak at dress
rehearsal. When Esther's two
small sons were asked. which
part Of the show did you like
best?" They chorused: "Where
Mommy was pushed into the
Wateri"
What Judy Wants
Judy Garland. hoarse with
laryngitis after her TV debut,
had enough voice left to yell ct
her Ford sponsor--'I want Q
Thunderbird: get me one!''
Her friends are urging Judy
70 restsh like q tighter out
on her feet.
The Tv series coming from
Goth Century-Fox win be very
classy The studio Is spending
100000 on each stanza. /.
But Robert Stack. star Of the
TV'd Laura" capsule. Is toss
ing q new problem into the lap
Of the Screen Actors Guild
extra pay for movie actors
when they star In studio tele-
vision shows.
Dinah Shore Is letting her
hair grow. Her best friends are
telling Dinah she looks terrible
with her cropped crowning
glory. And she's too thin
after Q certain age asgal has 10
be careful.
Vans Own Series
Van johnson is the latest
star TO set up his own TV
! series. And Barry Sullivan
viii star in the I'v version Of
the old Man Called X' radio
series. ~. Jane Wyman signed
star writer Laurence Stallings
for her 'Fireside'' yideo, with
John Ford. no less. to direct.
MAX Baer plays . white
Evening star., 1955-10-02

hunter. Of al improbable cast
ING, in : ''Sheena. Queen of the
Jungle" Tv series. Elena ver-
dugo Of Meet Millie.--
Is diyorcing her husband.
Ralph Edwards was barred
from Dallas. Tex. when he
took the mayors 500 Gtetson
and left hiE own common
chapeau instead. BY accident.
Of course. And Jack Benny
blew his toupee and called for
someone's scalp when his first
show Of the season was inter.
riipted for q news bulletin,
which had been in the studio
for . long time '.and could have
been used on the last half Of
the Lassie show" Ruff Ruffis
5i
Evening star., 1955-10-02

His patter was 50 fast and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

bass, having thawed out in the
warm SNOW. vas Hopping around
ike crazy. hs he took II UP to
the pump house and thaWed K.
completely 1t came back TO life
Just as slick as a whistle The
bass turned out to weigh about
3 II pounds Il woulei have really
been nice one TO hook on i cast
ing rod Hugh unused.
Deer hunting Is another favor
tie With Hugh and he goes when
ever he can get away from the
farm In hunting season--that
itl. He uses a II gauge shotgun
with slug OF 90 buckshot. He
killed his only deer an eight
point buck two years ago over
next 10 Lelgh's mountain
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15
Green Bay

Carroll Nunnally. OF Fishers
vile spent the weeg end With his
mother Mrs Addie Nunnally
Mrs. B c. Christian. Of Rich
mond. visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs A L Francis. during the
week end
Mrs. Paul MAINS and little son.
Pat. Of Bowling Green are spend
ing this week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Nunnaly.
r E Berry, of Richmond. was
here Tuesday.
Mrs. +. F.. Mitchell and Mrs
Kermit .Wheary brought several
Girls TO the Methodist camp at
Camp Green Bay Monday She
visited Miss Lily Hardaway be-
fore returning to their home. at
CreWe
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

and Nancy Brlsentine and Donna
Lot DosS we're iii Washington
last week. joyce went on to New
Ark. N. j TO visit IA friend
Mis- BonnaWel. Of Oak Hall and
Miss Martha BonnaWcl and Har-
ycy EmrIck Of Philadelphia were
week end guests OF Rev and Mrs
j G. Weaver
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

third cleared. Over half Of the
farm is in pas.aTe Hugh uses
small grain for winter grazing
and sweet sudan for supplement-
ary pasture in ,JuIy and August
He put III ms tIrat cutting VI al
ialfa this year AZ etIsiiage and Tie
has a field Of stlGan si5ybearss.
and milo which he plans to cut
the first OF Aug$asr for silage He
Is raising no co:yg this year. !
like to keep my hand IN grasses, +"
said Hugh. 1T is. cheaper, easier
on the machinery and keeps down
erosion" II ne wants to rework
an old pasture aler viii plant 1t in
sudan and then resow his perm
anent pasture IN the fall. or he
will plant the Old pasture in corn
or small grain and follow that
with alfalfa
Hugh feeds his Holsteing rough
Iy according to milk production
He buys his corn and grain sup
plement from the Farmers Coop
eratiye III FarmsiiIe and has II
ground according to his formula
'You can buy corn almost as
cheap as you can raise it. and II
Is mighty nice to have cOnven-
lent place to nalx your feed, A
MYSTEY FARM TWO y.
Hugh added He sells his Grade
A milk to the Richmond Diaries.
Builds Pond
Several years ago Robert and
Leroy used their bulldozer 10 build
Hugh Is acre fishing and
swimming pond 1t was. Just per
feet for both swimming and fish
ing but when he opened il to the
cows. they Just took over They
will get down in the water on q
hot day and suomerge right W
to their neck" Hugh cmnented
1T gives them lot Of relief from
the insects and heat" Hugh IS
now plannig to put in another
pond that he can use for swim
ming and maybe use for irriga-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. jenkins are both
well-known III this area. as he
was appointed to fill the uneXpir-
ed term Of the late r 3 wilson
Jr., as Leigh district member Of
the Prince Edward Board of Sup
eryisors, and Mrs. jenkins has
been working for three years in
the office of T. j McIlwaine, the
Superintendent Of Public Schools
Their two lovely daughters. Ruth
5. and Judy. 6. Wall be in the third
and first grades respectively this
year that is if schools open. Mrs
Jenkins reminded
Sportsman
Being q good sportsman as well
as farmer and community leader
Hugh had a fish story to relate
the big one that caught himself
Last winter when the ground was
covered with snow and the pond
frozen over. Hugh decided to cut
a hole in the ice and catch a few
catfish He put, in about three
hooks and left When he return
ed he discovered a beautiful bass
on the ice that had jumped UP
out of the hole II was frozen stiff
SO he threw it over III the snow
and went away on another farm
chore. When he came back the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15
BY BILL WALL

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

the Highway Department for
many years. also keeps in close
touch with his sons, and offers aid
from his farm on the Sandy River
road when needed
The 200 acre farm is all clear
ed. Hugh also has a 60 acre tract
nearby and this is about one
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

MR.. A s Hydr!ck and chg
drtn are visiting IN tine home OF
MI and MIS-. o p Farrar white
CO.. Hydrick is at National Guard
camp.
Mrs A VI Brispntiue joyce
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Jones. Of
Burkeyille were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shinault
Mrs. Lucile Nunnally was an
overnight guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
George pettus. at KeysvIlle Satur-
day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

Britain overcoming u. S. lead
In tankerS.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-12
REDS RECOGNIZE PEARY

MOSCOW - up - The Soviets.
who claim to have discovered most
things under the sun. give the AM
erican Robert Peary credit for be-
ing the first to reach the North
Pole. feary gets 81 lines in the
Great Soviet Encyclopedia. whose
volume S3 has appeared here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
R WHITE memorial SET
VETS BUILDING SUNDAY
Boston Professor
Guest Speaker

DR.. Allan Knight Chalmers, Professor of Preaching
Applied Christianity of Boston University and Nation
al Treasurer of the NAACP will be the principal speaker
on Memorial Program in tribute to the late Walter
White Executive Secretary of the NAACP from 1881 until
his death last March 81.
The Memorial Program will be conducted Sum
day, Oct 16, pm in the Veterans Memorial Build
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
Edith Sampson
Guest Speaker

Attorney Edith S. Sampson OF
Chicago, first Negro woman TO
serve on the u. S. delegation at
the United Nations, will open the
ninth anniversary celebration Of
the Church OF Our Prayer, Sum
day. Oct. 30.
The announcement was made
by the Rev. James L. Lotion.
pastor Of the church.
nr. Sampson will speak during
the regular III am. worship serv-
ice. open TO the public.
Now 2 lecturer on international
relations, DR.. Sampson served in
1850 as alternate delegate 10 the
fifth session of the United Ma
tons General Assembly.
In 1882, she was again APP
pointed by the President TO serve
at the seventh u. N. General
Assembly.
Rev. Lotion said. 'Dr. Samp-
sons appearance in Detroit and
at the Church of Our Prayer 10
significant
THE month Of October is being
marked throughout the world as
United Nations Month. We are
honored 20 have DR.. Sampson
utilize the church pulpit to point
up the work OF the United Ma
lions, and 70 speak out for peace
and freedom"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15

coveted title in nationwide COM
petition.
Can't Name Winners
Custom prohibits our naming.
at this time. the winners of the
nine hotel awards, stated Brock
ms.
Our members feel the element
of suspense gained by withhold
ing member-recipient's names add
an extra thrill to the distinc-
tons, continued Brookins.
However we are happy TO
disclose that MIA citations for
civic and political achievements
to outstanding Detroiters and or
ganizations will be awarded:
Cong Charles c. Diggs. Jr., The
Michigan Chronicle. Judge Ma
than Kaufman. the Cotillion
Club. Alex Fuller and Judge
Wade II. McCree".
This meeting will be open to
the public.
The Gotham and the Carlton
Plaza Hotels will serve as MIA
convention headquarters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
Little White "Dianne Saves Her
Negro Nurse from Drowning in the
Ta||ahatehie River" Mississippi

Herewith from the c. s. Monitor,
ut ALSO HAPPENED IN MONEY"
MIRROR or WORLD OPINION
Red Cross certificate Of merit was awarded ffs Dsnne
srnsy from Money Miss for saving her Negro nurse from
Little White Danne Saves Her Negro Nurse r.