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do with myself?'" he chuckled
I"Not that I don't know what te
do with leisure time--I do. I'm
great at pulling weeds. See the
blisters?" He extended weed.
worn hands. "And I like to play
with the kids. But as far a!
my career is concerned. ] likt
to know where I'm going"
4
Dick reported that recently HI
took three days on to celebrate
his and wife. June Allyson's. 10tl
anniversary and NEARLY threw
i the entire household into /
ltizzy." He re-created for Jun,
and himself their original honey.
moon atmosphere.
when we were married,
owned a boat--the Santana
which later sold to Humphre,
Bogart." he explained. 80
chartered q boat for our l0tf
anniversary and we Just cruiset
around. Had q great timel"
Dick Is one Of few Hollywood
stars to successfully combin,
lmovie-making with television
An active partner in four stal
productions with David Niver
and Charles Boyer. he is alst
currently doing "It Happened
One Night" for Columbia Pic.
lures.
Actually there is no great
problem in doing two things
since I rarely have to make TN
films and feature movies stimuli
ltaneously," he said. II hav'
two four Star Playhouse show
complete for our new season.,
western titled "A Spray of Bull
lets and a fantasy. 'Housefu
Iof Strangers / expect to I'm
fish IT Happened One Night b.
December and then make tire
more for the Four Star pro
gram. It all works out" he ex
Eplained.
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an increase IN the hox-ofnce
earnings. fully confirming the
opening week impression that
the local booking should be ex,
tended from four to seven weeks.
The extension was limited to one
week. q NTH. when II was found
Impossible 10 cancel the Pitts
burgh engagement which follows
Immediately.
Miss Patrician Morrison who
plays the tI' Of the title would
have been only too happy to re-
main q fixture in Washington
the extra weeks. She has been
altogether satisfied with WASH
ington, the air-cooled National
and her kitchened suite at the
jefferson.
Next year, no doubt. New York
booking offices will have o much
better idea Of Washington's hum
ger for top-fiight musicals.
&
GEE. WHAT HE SAID: II is
pretty late to be getting around
70 it: but this departments idea
of the weeks funniest line came
from Vice President Nixon.
4 Awarding the Davis Cup TO
Australia's tennis team on Sum
day, the administrations master
sof ceremonies observed:
I'm strictly an amateur when
4 It comes to tennis"
In view Of the general impress
sion that no one associated with
international tennis Is an anna
teur, his use Of the word could
not have been q more dramatic
ally innocent irony. To their
credit. the adjacent tennis play.
ers and association officials never
changed expression.
Incidentally. although they
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:llost the cup, the Americans won
at MICS micro
phones and cameras. Vic Seixas
lis q wizard. no less. ct after
'llosing-the-cup speeches and boy
fish Tony Trabert Is no more thar
'la phrase behind. AS for the
australians. it Is in the contracts
LOT Lew Hoad. Ken Rosewall. Rex
IIHardwick and the others that
they are not allowed to talk
Beyond q minimum Of polite
words. they honored their con.
tracts.
What's this sort Of thing do
ling in q drama column? Wen. II
Twas dramatic.
= 49, 4 -
l BUT. WHY: Paramount.
publicity department which Il
always trying to make life tidy
flor drama desks. now has q form
ion which it announces movie
little changes. It Is yellow. with
blue type, and hardly missable.
The two cards on the desk be-
Iside this typewriter announce
THAT Jean Kerr's and Eleanor
lBrooke's King Of Hearts" has
Ibeen changed to THAT Certain
Feeling" And Lady Eve" viii
come to the nations screens
unless there's another change
as THE Birds and the Bees"
What the card neglects to say
lis why the changes were made,
Especially why 'That Certain
Feeling" Is y better title than
1'King Of Hearts" which got q
lot Of publicity under the latter
label rs . sprightly BrcadNay
comedy.
COMING OUR WAY: STRAIT
ford, Ontario's Shakespearian
FESTIVAL. has ended Its third sea-
son on o louder note Of triumph
than ever. and winter thoughts
have taken over.
These have to do with casting
Canadian Players Q Stratford
Iofshoot productions Of Mac
beth" and saint Joan" which
viii tour not only the provinces
Iof Canada. but q number OF
States and the District Of Co
Ilunbia. Douglas Campbell, the
iCasca of Stratford's Julius
Caesar" and Oedipus Of "Oedi-
Ipus Rex" viii head the players
las star and director.
Also IN the group which viii be
seen here sometime in Novem-
her, will be Frances Hyland. VII
liam HUT, Amelia Hall, Ted Fol-
lows and George MCGOWAN. Miss
lHyland. q standout at Stratford
for two seasons despite her
youth, viii be making her INST
tour with Canadian Players. She
was a bewitching Portia in this
years Merchant Of Venice" the
Canadian Stratford's highlight
production.
4
MTDWEEK MEMOS: into re-
Ihearsal today In New York went
Edith Somer's "A Roomful Of
Roses which win open q two
weeks date at the Shubert thea
ter on September 26. -. Patricia
Neal viii star in the cast which
also includes Russ Conway,
|Alices Frost. Warren Berlinger
and Betty Lou KeiIl. 4. Guthrie
McClinic is directing. his Gath
such project on Broadway. +.
Donald Oenslager, who designed
the sets was also an associate in
the redesign Of the Shubert the
ater a few years ago. Fall
mouth Playhouse. on Cape Cod.
It's in the middle Of the summers
most exciting week in that neigh
borhood. The attraction, last
Iof Falmouth's summer. is Arthur
lMiller's "A View from the
Bridge" starring Van Helm and
~. Carol Naish. 4: i. Mitzi Mason,
tomorrow nights s. s. Mount
Vernon vocalist. started singing
at the age Of five which explains
Ihow one so young can have had
such q long career.
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HOLLY W GOD.
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

/ His biggest problem is that d
every other Tv stat finding thu
right story properties.
| Il suppose everyone fancie.
himself q writer--well. ! know
I'm notl But ! can dream ur
characters. discuss my ideas with
writers. and they can work out
good screenplays from my rough
outlines. That's how Willy
Dante was born"
Dante" it should be ex-
planned. lis q gambling house
proprietor who has been seen on
two -Four Star shows thus far,
1t may be a feature movie next
year but definitely will be q TV
series.
I'm holding on on the series
until q working agreement Il
arranged with the musicians
union - Powell continued
|" Dante is a singing gambling
boss and q musical show for Ty
lis too prohibitively expensive
right now. I figure by next year
these problems win have beer
worked out"
n = n - +.
Powell Is particularly fond Of
Dante" It's obvious from the
way he speaks Of him. He views
him as q combination Of Rich.
ard Diamond and Richard
Rogue-two characters he die
in radio series several years ago
Call him q detective in diff
Iferent clothes--a gangster with
Ia heart Of gold" he sums up.
While Powell produces each
four star In which he stars. al
does each partner In the COM
Ipany, he prefers to concentrate
ION the acting end.
Powell. as producer. okays the
script and cast, and In the final
analysis is boss Of that parti.
cular picture. But he isn't one
of those fellows who insists or
doing all the work and taking
all the bows.
Powell's independent movie
production company is also TAX
ling up much of his time. He hal
two properties he plans to ge
under way sometime next year
One Is "Ride the Tiger" tn,
Robert Wilder novel which h.
will do with his wife, and Thu
lother q comedy, 1.-THE Floater.
written by Richard Sokolove.
RELEASED By MAMA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

Sheiloh Grohom Is on voeotioa. Her
column will be resumed upon her
return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
Dicks coqey One

Teletyping: A man who likes
to know where he's going
that's the best brief description
lot Dick Powell. who has his pro-
fesisonal plans made away into
1856.
I'D just hate the feeling Of
awakening some morning and
wondering what am ! going to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Miami Plans
New Festival
MIAMI, Fla

The first annual Miami Festi-
val of Music is being geared up.
Salute to the Americas will
be the theme of the festival,
sponsored by the City of Miami.
1t will be directed by Orange
Bowl general manager E. E.
Seller.
More than 1000 persons, in
Guiding IS bands, are expected
to participate in the events to be
presented on the great Orange
Bowl football field. The festival
is planned as the largest musical
extravaganza ever held in this
city. surprising even the Orange
Bowl event in this respect.
Two three-hour shows in the
stadium are slated for presenta-
ton May S and 6, featuring
marching bands, a 500-piece
orchestra and instrumental solo,
lists, ensembles, baton twirlers
and vocalists
The stadium will be trans
formed into ar. elaborate tropi-
cal garden for the event. Huge
flags of the Latin American ma
tons and the United States will
provide colorful backdrop for
the outdoor stage.
The 500-piece orchestra will be
presented on a moving stage
while small groups and indivi-
ual performers will appear on
lavishly appointed floats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
More Americans
Try Motor Scooter
Tours Of Europe
PARIS.

United States tourists who for
years have been exploring Eu-
ropes highways and byways by
automobile, railroad. bicycle and
on foot are currently discovering
brand-new means of sightsee-
ing locomotion. It's the little
European motor-scooter which
has become so popular in Italy,
France, Germany and other
countries abroad.
This spring and summer, for
the first time, relatively large
numbers of American motor
scooter tourists" are expected to
cross the Atlantic. some indie
pendently and others on guided
tours.
The little machines carry one
or two passengers and are pow
erful enough to climb steep
mountain passes. Yet, they are
compact enough to move through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
z New MoteIs Reudied
In Nogs Head Region
MACS HEAD, N. c

At least two new motels, the
Ocean House and Beacon Motor
Lodge. will be completed and
ready for guests this spring in
the Mays Head beach region of
the Dare coast.
The Coast House builders plan
to open on April Is. Owned by
the Miramar motel interests, it
will have 81 units.
Beacon Motor Lodge expects
to have at least 80 units ready
for occupany we'll In advance of
the vacation season peak. It will
feature a swimming pool as one
of its attractions-the first en-
the Dare coast to have such an
attraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Canadian Pacific presents Canadas
first and only stainless steel
Scenic Dome streamIiner-
The Canadian

Starts in dolly service April "a
between Montreal and Vancouver,
Toronto and Vancouver; travels
through Bonff and Lake Louise in
the canadian Rockies by Daylight.
At last see the true grandeur of
Canada-all around you, above you
and straight ahead-from exciting
new Scenic Domes atop Canadian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

Pacihc's new train, The Canadian.
Enjoy new luxury and comfort
uniquely Canadian decor-all at no
extra fare. Choose from coach,
tourist, or first class accommoda-
tons. Make reservations now.
See your local agent or Canadian Pacific,
1904 K Street, nv,
Washington s, D. c. National 8-4235
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narrow medieval streets and can
easily cruise along at 40 miles
per hour or more on the open
highway.
Some European scooters offer
such refinements as electric
starters. powerful headlights and
small sidecars or trailers for
carrying an extra passenger,
camping gear or bulky luggage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Texas Island Park
Further DEVELOPED
PADRE BEACH, Tex

Cameron County is planning
to expand its facilities in its
million-dollar Isla Blanca Park
in the Padre Beach resort area
on the south tip of Texas Padre
Island.
The Cameron County Park
Board has approved construction
of additional cabanas and a
7.500-Square-foot concrete slab
that will serve as a picnic and
Switchboard center.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
st. Francis Xavier Parish

CORNER 2sth AND N SITS.
Near Pa. ave.. shopping center.
churches. schools, etc. Modern brk.
home: 2 rms. ? baths, gas h.-w.h.:
EXCELLENT yALUE-oUIcK SALE
Vacant, OPEN. Z. w. BAILEY, OIL.
4.2016.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

U. PARK AREA-3.
bedrm. brick: 4S06 Western ave-;
screened porch, extra room ano
bath in bsmt., Gear garage: nice
yard; d. c. bus; most flexible 2.
nancing plan Of any house IN tne
area; asking SlS.5O0. Open Sat.
and sun: from !, Conn; OF WIS. ns
EN-. 2-22l6, Ewes. Mr. Meekier
OF. 4-54S3. MERRYFIELD q
EH1RS; nEEfHM1ERsSD;s.EDaEMooR. 71oo Car
den, Sl7.5OO--3 bedrms, white
brick; screened porch: wide, we'll.
Handicapped lot; neat, clean and
ciaI terms; open Sun. from 1. Wis.
ave. 10 Bradley blvd, left on Brad
ley 70 Fairfax rd.. right to Denton.
right to Clarden. right TO 70 7Im. 7Im.
OIL 2.3242. MERRYFIELD, d
BEfHEsbA EHR1sbi Greenwich. Forest
Custom-built Ems: Colonial with
formal din. rm., fully equip. kit,
study. TV rHl., powder rm.i lge.
bedrms.. baths, rec. rm,, garage. &
KORzENDORFER. OIL. 4-S111 III D.
close in. 71o2 Exteir' I'd.
--2-bedrm. brick Colonial with den
on LIST a.; side scr: porch And iuil
rate to suit purchaser or give credit
for same. Call OWNER, OIL; q
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

NEAR MoNAsTERY-ss7s pN.. oI
- @sost @ d5th ST. Nh .,..,
brick. Hith Nv; rm.. SEP. DIN: m. m.
monthly payment.
RIGGS REALTY
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HOUSES EoR sALE-s.E.
IHsEs. FoR SALE Sc. tcent.ll 10

on WHiTE-Ft. Dupont:
san nss 6, aesd5@ ssau s'f :Ts: ssmiSs Ssi
park. bus. SIl.450. 10. 1855.
CLEAN HotsE.
Psis. Ss ? sSe T. $500 SSS sass rSSn.
No; 7-o722. II its q house-call
COL0SRREED-MoD. S-RM. semidet.
wall carpeting In liv. rm. and din.
cOLORED-BURNs s1.~-.e-bedrm.
brick. semidet.: separate din. rm..
fenced yard Gt, terms. ERWIN
REALTY CO., WA. 7-l232, WA.
7-0334.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

open, q I'll o OuIludy
5 It'll 8 Monday
GAL East Capitol st.
3-story brick furnished; II rooms
3h baths. 3 modern Kitchens, q
beat. 2,ear sarase. Must sen
E. w. THURM
sos. 10th St. NV. pI. 7-330s
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS
HrLLcREsT---opeu 2 to 5 pm. Nes
det. brick rambler. Gus built;
rms., 1bedrms.. 2ha baths. GE kit.
finished bsmt.. 2 firepls., huilt-ii
garage, level lot. Out Pa, aye,
right on Branch ave. blocks. lel
on You ST.. TO COOS seth st. Lu
HiIIcREsr. iiSssr overlooking city. sa1,
Hirhwood dr.-custom- built mas
stone-and-brick rambler. o mastel
rooms, 2 baths, scr. porch. GE KIT.
lower-ieyei ciubrm.. maids rm. ant
bath. ldry. Fm.. 2-car garage, othel
good features. Open 2 to Q pm
Out Pa. ave. left on Carpenter q
/ block. left on HiEhwood. >Lu. 2
Hill fIi CREST. near Alabama ave.
1877 Branch ave.--Det. brick :
rms, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, bed
rms. and bath. 1st H.. full bsmt.
porch. large Handicapped lot; Pre-
war constr, Must sell. PRICE re
duced. Open 2 TO 8 pm. Lu. 4
HfIIcREsr. .fIiIc;Esr $500 Alabama ave;
open z 70 g p;miZpet; bricf;
rm., and bath. LIST a.; fuli csmt, pl
HiiLcREsr SECTION. on Pa. ave.
1872 Nash ST., open 2 TO, . pm
4-yr. .-old, Gus. built, spacious ram
bier; q rms, 4 bedrms., 2 u baths
40f clubrm. with built-in bar. ge'
rage, many other extras. Lu. 2
HainLaLNctREsT. anaNt 2s4e s4th st.--Det
brick; Q rms, bungalow. 3 bedrms.
rm. ana bath; gas h;.w;h., @ ,ds det. Z; Z,
s1r spp.' sa5nEie ariy. L1i L1iS s-SS7e. S '''. -
NEAR ALABAMA AVE, and Ridg'
rd.. 1928 Chaplin st,--New det
3-bedrm. rambler; full daylighi
bsmt., gas heat, deep lot. GE kit.
$l5.950. Out Pa. ave, left oL
Alabama ave. to Ridge rd., lsL'
70 house. Open . 70 9 pm. RE
NEAR ss1Ssof oPf;ARocH1AL scHooL-ssmi,
nsssd f.ns.a lot, o'Rt ri cSna sas 81 oia' or rS
Si3,S5o, LU. l-f126.
ANACOSTIA - Semidet. brick;
rms, 2 large bedrms. with 2 rms
and bath In bsmt.. above grount
level; Sl2,p50, LU. 4-3D82,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, near Con.
gress Theater-Semidet. brick; I
rms. . master bedrms., scr, poreh
knotty pine cluorm" gas NV .oEa n.
HIi.IcREsT, IiiS ~; Oh Pa. ave.0Det. brick
5 rms, . large bedrms.. full bsnt
with recr. rm., garage, gas h.-w-h.
SiS,75O. LU. 4-39S2.
HffIcREsT sEcTION--New det
split-level rambler with. 4 bedrms,
9 baths, gss heat, level lot; sa2''
overlooking city. 135i
Mapleview pl.--vacant; neyly-fs,. ly.,
sond, dst. brick Isapt. apnt bidF''n E,I W WIZ I
NFHs pSTsh' p$l Slo,SSSDG; HSD ALABAMA AYES.
Fairfax viiiage--Semidet. cornei
brick; 9 rms, 9 large bedrms., nm,
ished bsmt., concrete porch. !arg'
fenced lot; AL cond. LU: 2-bg70
near Minnesota ave
6emidet. brick; 9 rms, 3 bedrms;
knotty pine recr:. rm.. gas neat
garage, porch; QI or COW. S13''
ANAcOSTiA. near Good Hope I'd
Seuidet.; 8 rms, 3 large bedrms.
gas h;-w.h;, porch, deep lot $4,000
cooNioR2ss oSi figss HEIGHTS, near jr. h. 8
-Semidet. brick; Q rms. 3 larE,
bedrms. and 2 rms. and bath y
CoNGRESs HEIGHTS, over Potoma'
River--Det. brick; 8 rms, 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. side scr. porch; S1S'-
OTHER GOOD LETTINGS
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
1345 Good Hope Rd; Sc.
sales, rental, property manags.
menf. insurarice. LU. 4-3400, LU
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Near Nichols aVe.-Det., 2 rms. 3
large bedrms.. lst-h. den, Eecep.
1908 Dexter terrace, near Nichols
ave- rms. large bedrms..
bsmt,; 81. 900 dn.
on Alabama ave-. Shipley terrace
Completely air cond.. 9 rms. 3 bed.
Sest s@s tensss snSsty ,os sinss ssdc ss'd dn
Near Benning I'd. and Coral HIS
shopping center--Semidet. brick. .
rms. 3 bedrms,, gas heat $500 dn.
Near 9th and Pa, ave-. S25 z STD
rms. 9 large bedrms" sas h.-w.h.;
ADO block 14th pl. n.e.--s rms. 2
baths, 2 kits, finished hSmt" oil
h.-w.h.; $1,000 dn.
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
1345 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LII. 4-34OO, LU. 2-69T6, LU. 1-7126
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HOUSES ron sAls-N.i.
COLORED
OPEN, . tll 9

433s qornan e. s.s:l2 bedrms:'
sss cromS~sii M Ter. - ns.s.Ms-bedrm
brk.: ear. rec. fm... gas h.-W.h.:
only e12.960.. S495 dn.
500 blk. Southern ave. s.e.-2-bed-
run. semidet hrk.: excel. loc. and
condition. rec. room; only S12.500
with low dn. pymt,
SPECIAL
o46 Rhode Island ave. n.W.-Loyely
5-bedrm. home; nicely arranged. low
dn. payment, very reasonable.
q. HAMILTON HINTON
an. 4-3s49. Lu. 4-3191. 10. 2-7272.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mps

8 ROOMS AND BSMT.,. 2 porehes
and storm windows, Gil heat. On
8 acres Of land, Price $4,000.
Call LaPlata 7172. Ill
Sept. Is: winter home; 2 bedrms.,
compi. fac. fireplace. thermostat.
controlled oil furnace, etc.; 100
yds. from swim. II mi. from Ft.
poss. pcssae Only % 1856. Sniarn. OWN
Err South shore 2lss;, ,.
retirement home or private sehool.
apartments. TOWN REsIDENCE.
IL rooms. 2 large porches. bath,
3 tevn water. electricity. cas- stove.
excellent condition: beautiful trees.
buiiding: y acre lott 20o-ft: street
frolitage; $i5,sO0. LEONARD SNI-
DER, rel. 331l, La Plata. Nd.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
FJD STON

PUD STORY
 tCont. from Page l, Col. l water filter system install cd. The amount of the bonds indi cates the approximate amount of the engineers es- timate for those pro jects. To date the road has been com pleted, a we'll drilled, the power line is in. Last year, when the ma jority of the work vas done only $4, 4o7.l5 was spent, according to the di- rect ors. Remaining is the pumphouse and sewage system, the water filter system and the telephone. Engineers os- timate on the pumphouse and sewage system is $6.o25 and about S4Ooo for the water filter system. The board again stressed that the en- gineer's estina tes have al- ways been high. The SC Fig ures would indicate that ac- tua1 expenses for the items covered by the perfo rmance bonds will fall several thou- sand short of the $22. $50.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
STERLING MEN HERE

". V. Reynolds and Norris Coursen of Sterling were Hon- CT wis itors Mond ay. Reynolds is president of the Sterl ling Community Club.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
CLEANING UP LOT

Dana Newman is do ing some e1e anup work on his lot aero ss from the postoff ice.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
CAP OFF IcER APPOINTED


 Five new CAP officers were appo inted last week by It. Gene ling, CAP command CT. Appo inted were Harrant Offi- cers Merrill Hat cher: com mand CT of cadets; Ethel Scott ifs cal officer; Jiggs Tice, perso mel officer; Homer High supply of icar, and It Bob Ed- luna, executive officers
 According to King, three new men have joined the CAPs They are Dale Kramer, Jim AL len and John lQingbei1s All three are expe rienced pilots.
 The command CT said that the membership in the 1cc al squadron now stands at 20 and that more nemb CTS are needed. Anyone int crested may see King at his office.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
BUILDING GETTING NEW ROOF

Jake McLay is busy this week putting new gab1ed roof on the Homer Cleaners building.
 The new roof is a part of an expansi on program being carried on by Yes Bjornsgard, owner of the eatabl ishment.
 Much of the cle aning plant equipment has been moved to the back room of the building a new clothes carrier rack has been installed and the interior is bel ng painted.
 Bjornsgard reports that he recently installed a new heavy-duty Singer sewing ma chines
Homer news., 1955-02-03
RETURNS TO BEAR COVE

Mrs. Elsie Pedersen stop ped at the Bill Eklof home tn is week or her way to her hone at Bear Cove. She has been visiting relatives and fri ends in Utah for the pa st several weeks.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
" SET TRIED ON HILL

Earl Day of Anchorage had te1evision set in Hone r last Weeke ra. He tried the recept ion at the Jiggs Tice home on the west hill and at Jakinsky's and found that he could barely get an image on the screen. He stated that with the pro per equ ipne nt and ad justment he believed that TV could be received, on the hill. l<
Homer news., 1955-02-03
NET7 BABY REPORTED

Mir. and Mrs. Joe Booth of Anchor Point are the parents of baby girl bo Tn Tuesda ay, Feb. l at Se1dovia. The baby wei ghed 8 lbs., and has been named Norma
Homer news., 1955-02-03
WEDDING TO BE CELEBRATED

Miss Natalie Dtetz aud Robert Gopher will be married Friday morning at 10 o'clock in the Homer Methodi st chur ch The new1yWeds will le ave the same day for a trip to Mon- tanas
Homer news., 1955-02-03
POWER SHUT OFF

The e1ectri city was shut off for about an hour-and-a- half Eedne sday to complete instal1ation of switch gear at the substati on.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
TAKEN TO HosPIr

Jill Herring, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Bill Herring was taken to Provi dence hospital last Thursday for an appen- dectomy.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
LEAVE FOR MILFAUKEE

Mrs. Al Hoerl and daughter Sandra left Thursday after noon for Anch orage Wh ere they will board plane for Mill waukee, Wis co ons in.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
GETS NEON s IGN

Rex Elliott has ins tailed a neon ign on the front of his metal shop. The sign IS a very attractive one and reads, "Rex's Metal Y5orks".
Homer news., 1955-02-03
ENJOY SHEDDING PARTY

Approximately 30 local folks enjoyed a s1eddi inq party on the CT road last Friday night. The party was organized by Toni Eoodman.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
ERLING BRO DERSoN BACK ,

Er1i ing Broderson is back in Home r after spending sev- eral weeks in Kod iak.
Homer news., 1955-02-03

MOVE TO ANCHORAGE
 Mrs. Miriam Jensen and son John left Thursday for Anch- orrge where they will live.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14

When United Nations recently considered scndng commits
South Africa to that nations plan to restrict
citizenship inhabitants severely the United states
ahstained voting
wonder why might look at the figures In Minsisaipp
where statewide election only $4,000 people
bothered Ia vote
There million people In MaHSSpp This state where
approximately half OF the population uolored
u the franchise has been restricted and obstacles
the people them
at the polls
The proposal those control TO eliminate the public
people the their
government
popular
breaks the cameH
back In MsaiSsipp politics AfToAmrTican
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14

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