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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Mortin City Folks
Motor to Spokane
by Lynda Kay Moore

MARTIN CITY-Mrs. Don Row.
les and son, Gary, Martin City,
motored to Spokane, Saturday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P.
(Cy) Tonner, also of Martin City.
They planned to return Wednes-
day or Thursday.
Mrs. Harry SchWinkerdorf, Yak
ina, Wash, arrived here Tuesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Bill Moore
and family, Martin City. She has
been on a two months vacation
visiting relatives in parts of Mon
tana, North Dokota, Minnesota
Wisconsin and Illinois, Mr.. Sch
winkerdorf and daughter, Lois
motored here Friday to visit with
the Moores until Sunday, when
they will return to Yakima.
The furnace broke down Mon
day evening and couldn't be fixec
in time for school, Tuesday, SO al
the children had a small vacation
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Bewholv'!
and children, Bigfork, and Pau
Buckley and children, Martin City
were guests of the Francis Watn'
family, Abbott Creek Sunday. The.
all enjoyed a nice time being pull.
ed on sleds behind a tractor.
Mrs. Huliet and sons, Swan
Lake, were guests of the Harolt
Graham family in Martin City
Tuesday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Local Letters Have
Truin Wheel Bout

Columbia Falls, Hungry Horse
and Martin City residents expect
ing letters from the West last
weekend are advised to take into
account the LIKELIHOOD of lost let
tiers, commented Dudley Greene,
Columbia Falls postmaster.
The mail sack of first class let
tiers on the eastbound morning
Empire Builder last Friday fell
back under the wheels of the train.
A number of letters arrived at
the Columbia Falls post office hav-
ing the look of bout with meat
grinder.
Five letters apparently hung on
to the bottom of the train and fell
off at West Glacier. Section crews
have covered the right-of-way
carefully, but it is felt here that a
few letters may still be missing.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18

dance last Friday was a big sue
cess. Approximately 100 area teen
ayers attended. The club building
was decorated in a predominantly
masculine motif, by a predomin-
antly masculine decorating COM
mittee - Darrell Patterson, Jack
BroWnson and Portia Sharr. Col
umbia Falls was well represented
among lucky prize winners: girls
door prize was won by Francis
Cole, Columbia Falls; boys door
prize by Eddie Willis, also of Col
umbia Falls.
The following won spot dancing
prizes: Norma Herbkersman and
Glen OFT, Columbia Falls, Cecilia
Cady, Martin City, Carla Warnock,
Hungry Horse and Clifford Green
land.
Assisting MIR. and Mrs. Jennings
Patterson, who were in charge OF
the dance were Kenny Mas, Mrs
Hans Rossler, Ray Quigley, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Sharr and Haskell
Gresham.
Area teen-agers met agar
Tuesday at the Community clut
for a jam session, dancing and pins
1 pong. The club had installed two
new ping pong tables which proved
to be big attraction. Mr.. and Mrs
Patterson were assisted by Mrs
Kenny Mas. Every Tuesday il
teen-agers night at the Communi.
| ty club.
i Tuesday between the hours O
, $50 to pm. there was for tn
first time, square dancing clas
: for the pre- teenNGroAlp, with abou
, 40 youngsters attending. Erwin Ri
ley was caller, assisted by Mr.. AM
Mrs. Bud Dusterhoff, Kenny Maa
) and Ellis Strong.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Orson Reed Rites
Held Thursday

Funeral services were held at
Eureka Thursday at 1920 for Or
son Reed, 80, longtime Columbia
Falls, Coram and Lincoln county
resident.
Burial was in Woodlawn GENET
cry, Columbia Falls, Thursday af-
ternOOn.
Eureka services were at the
Gompf chapel, Eureka with Rev.
Warren Pomeroy of the Church of
God officiating.
Mr. Reed died of a heart attack
Sunday at his Rexford home. He
had returned a week earlier from
visiting a son, Wilbur Reed, and
a daughter, Mrs. A. A. French,
Portland.
Orson Reed was born at Raq-
uette Lake, N. H. April Is, 1875,
and was married to Hattie Lam
phear.
The couple came to Montana in
1910 settling at Columbia Falls.
In 1915 they homesteaded two
miles east of Coram. In 1888 the
family moved to Trego and then to
Rexford in 1850. Mrs. Reed died
Jan. II, 1850.
A year later, he married Mrs
Ida Leona Ladewig of Rexford
and for three years until his retire
mept a year ago he was the GUS
todian at the Rexford school ano
affectionately known as "Pop." IL
health caused his retirement.
| Survivors are his wife, Ida, Of
Rexford; son, Hollis, Rexford; FL
win, Coram; Wilbur, Portland; HUI
bert, Kettle Falls, Wash, and hi
daughter, Mrs. French in Portland
| Also surviving are two brothers
Harmon Reed, Memphis, N. Y
Charles Reed, Shelton, Wash; sis
tiers, Mrs. Grace DeMars, War.
rensburg, N. Y. and Mrs. Edna Fo,
| Sacramento. There are five grand
children and two great grandchil
dren.
Mr.. Reed is well known by old
! timers in and about Coram AM
Columbia Falls, and has man.
friends in this area.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Newman Has Plant
Maintenance Job

Mechanical maintenance for the
new Anaconda Aluminium Co.
Flathead plant is under the sup
ervision of Kent Newman.
He reports to Carl Lundborg,
the plants mechanical superin-
tendent Newman has charge of
,, mechanical maintenance and Hal
KanZler of the electrical.
Working with Newman is Rob-
ert Sheldon, assistant superintend-
ent of mechanical maintenance.
There will be three foremen; one
over the shop, maintenance fore
man and power foreman. The me-
chanical maintenance force is con-
sidered in terms of 60 men includ-
ing a half dozen different skills.
The whole aluminium plant itself
is to employ about 45G men, and
production of aluminium is to start
in July.
The mechanical shop building at
the plant is large 484-foot long
80 foot wide building that houses
one of the better equipped ma
chine shops in Montana. There are
a score of machine tools including
a 400 ton press for bending and
shaping steel plate, a series of
drill presses, four different lathes,
shapers, milling machines, key
seaters along with complete black
smith, boiler, carpenter and pipe
shops.
| The big building is busy place
six days a week with men en-
ployed by Foley Constructors, the
plants general contractor, using
; the equipment. Later this year the
!; AAC men will take over.
; General mechanical maintenance
of the whole plant will become the
responsibility of this department
as well as wells, water tanks, sew
age disposal plant operation, the
boiler and compressor house and
mechanical maintenance of trucks
Newman, 20, was born in Salt
Lake City and received his bache-
lor of science degree in mechanical
: and civil engineering from the
University of Utah. He also at
: tended the University of Illinois
! From 1943 to 1916 he was in the
Navy and became pilot.
After the war he returned tt
school for a year to get his degree
In 1948 he went to work TO-
g American Smelling and Refining
Q Co.. at Garfield, Utah as a mech
q anical engineer. In 1850 he trans
). ferred with the company to New
). York to become a design enginee
s for the Federated Metals division
: and later became liasion engineer
In 1852, American Smelling an
# Refining sent him to Philadelphi
e as plant engineer in charge Q
IS maintenance, last May he went t
it work for Anaconda Aluminium.
: Mrs. Newman is the former Bar
d bara Walker of Salt Lake City
is The couple were married in 1874
and have a daughter, Leslie Am
: 10 months old. They live at %
\ First Avenue East, Columbia Fall
II Mrs. Newman is graduate
the University of Utah with de
gree in Home Economics.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Upper Area Loses
Deputy Sheriff

MARTIN CITY-Martin City's
Jail, a part OF the Flathead coun-
ty sheriff's operation for the past
eight years, was closed effective
March l.
The Jail originally was a tent
with board sides and floors that
served as Martin City's first church
building with the Rev. James
Schofield, Presbyterian minister,
now an Army chaplain, holding !,
services.
When Martin City's present log |
church building was erected, Mar
tin City's Mayor Vern Greene, a !
newly appointed Flathead deputy |
sheriff, supervised conversion of
the one-time church building into
a jail. The completed enclosed
building in the front still has the
shape of conventional tent.
A letter from Sheriff Dick Walsh
to Greene notified him that effect
i've March l, the Martin City jail
was to be closed and that there
were not funds to continue having
a regular deputy sheriff in Mar
tin City. Flathead county COM
missioners told the Hungry Horse
News informally that the sheriff's
budget was depleted, and that was
the reason for the move.
Meanwhile Earl Page, president
of Coram's civic club, was ap-
pointed special deputy sheriff
without pay by Walsh, and infor-
nation presented the Coram civic
club this week was that other spe-
cial deputies without pay are be-
ing appointed in the area.
The Hungry Horse Community
club early this month wrote Flat
head county commissioners reques-
ting that Haskell Gresham, who
has had guard experience, be ap-
pointed constable.
/ In Columbia Falls, Mayor Her
man Benzien has expressed the
opinion that regularly paid dep
uty sheriff should be stationed in
the north end of the county.
/ Local sentiment is that central
ization of all paid members of the
sheriff's force in Kalispell is not
, fair to the northern section of the
county.
! At the time the Martin City Jail
facility and regular deputy sheriff
was eliminated as an economy
measure an announcement was
, made of a much improved new ra-
dio setup to be installed at the
sheriff's office in Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Reports News Of
II. II. Community
by Mrs. Ray QuiqIey

HUNGRY HORSE-First off, in
my little bit of news this week,
let's say congratulations to Gayla
and Tommy Parkhill who are the
parents of a new son born Tuesday
at Whitefish Memorial hospital.
The art session at the Commune
ty club hall Monday evening
sounds very interesting. I'm sure
going over to see what it is all
about, after all, I must be chuck
full of talent (artistic or other
wise) as none has ever made itself
manifest.
c. w. (Wes) Westerfield has re-
turned after spending the winter
in southern Illinois.
Someone made a prevaricator
out OF me. Last week in my news
l remember reading that the fire
siren would be sounded at noon on
Saturdays. 1t didn't. Never did re-
member to find out why, but don't
be alarmed if it sounds at noon
this Saturday.
Certainly is a lot of illness
around. Monte Kran and Nina Ri
ley, James Gresham, Audrey Rog-
ers, Carol Rolf, Larry Baxter,
Portia and Kathy Sharr are all on
the sick list.
Mrs. Haskell Gresham enter
tanned Monday afternoon in hon
or of Janice's sixth birthday ami
versary. Attending were Nancy
and Roger Armagost, Marsha Nc
Way, Dusty Dusterhoff, Mark
Jungst, Robert and Rae Ann Quig-
ly, Linda and Gary Parkhill, Can
dy, Danny and Lynn Boyd.
Ruth Nash entertained at mo-
Their and daughter Stanley party
at her parents home Monday eve
ming. After an evening of games
led by Jean Klein, lovely refresh
ments were served by Ruth ano
her mother, Mrs. Alvin Nash, tt
| Mrs. RidenOur and Kay, Mrs
Warnock and Carla and Mrs. Ray
Quigley.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
NFFE Plans Community
Supper. Card Party

WEST GLACIER-A commune
ty pot luck supper at 6 pm. Sat-
urday followed by a card party
are planned by the National Fed
Grafton of Federal Employees. The
affair will be held at the confer
ence training hall with Mrs. Ethel
MeinZer, chairman.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Civic Club Hears
Of New Law SefUp

CORAM-Coram Civic club met
at the schoolhouse Monday even.
ing. Reports were given on the
meetings with the school board and
the county meeting in Kalis-i
pell. The new set-up on deputies
was explained.
We were informed Earl Page is
the special deputy for Coram. The
Jail and equipment may be moved
from Martin City. There is to be d
special deputy for each communi-
| ty and regular deputy stationed
| in Columbia Falls at some future
indefinite date.
The need for community hall
was discussed. It was also decided
to hold regular meetings OF the
Civic club the second Monday OF
each month. Let's get behind our
community, attend these meetings
and take an active part.
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Thomas were
dinner guests at the George Pet
erson home on their anniversary
March 8. It was also Mrs. Thomas
birthday anniversary. Other guest:
were Pat Motichka and Everett
| Boysen and Mr.. and Mrs. Gler
Kartheiser.
| Marilyn Fehlberg is spending
the week with her parents, MIR
and Mrs. Otto Fehlberg. She is
sophomore at Montana State uni.
versity.
Little Susan Williams, 4, wa
honored on her birthday anniver
sary with party. There was man.
little ones present who enjoye'
the games, cake and ice cream.
Sid Forsythe came home iron
the hospital Saturday. He is get
ting along nicely. He underwear
major surgery two weeks ago.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Perkins an
family and Mrs. Stanley Perkln
t and daughter were dinner guest
at the George Peterson home Sun
l day. -,
/ Frank Markovitz is still pa
S tent at Fit. Harrison. His healt
y is being built up and he is unde
a constant care.
Mrs. Nina Gillespie went to Lib
by to visit her daughter and fam
ily Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Griffins.
WIN PRIZES
Seven tables of card playel
jspent the evening at the Cora7
S school Saturday. High pinoch
S prizes were won by Mrs. Villa
e kaufman and Russell Smith; sex
e ond high by Mrs. Vince Schaeff'
: and William Kaufman. A viii
It prize was won by Mrs. Jack Fol
stl sythe. The card parties are PIT
g sponsored.
e The last card party in the seri
II of six will be March 26. At II
: time a beautiful card table w
k be given to the one holding tt
n. lucky number. The number w
ID be drawn from the card party ii
t. ket stubs. If not able to after
b this drawing send your tickle
with a friend who may check the
ID for you and claim the prize +
re you.
Coram PTA met in regular Sc
&c sion at the schoolhouse Tuesdi
II. evening. Routine matters were di
to cussed. A report on the status
i'd the surplus milk program was gi
A. en- as explained by Dulane Fult<
Us superintendent, at the school boa
m meeting March 2.
Ray Fisher suffered a painful
he cut hand last week as a result
pc an accident while cutting wood
to home. He underwent surgery I
following day and is getting alo
nicely.
Bob Ostby is home from the hi
en- pital where he had surgery pr
b. formed on his leg which was ba
II ly smashed last June in an ac'
Of dent at GSM. He says he has l,
n pain now than at anytime since I
9 accident.
or A large group of ladies met
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Daughter for BARRIERS

MARTIN CITY-Word has been
received of the birth of daugh-
ter. Debby Verona, March 8 to Mr..
and Mrs. Buster Barber, now OF
Portland. Mr.. Barber was form
erlv Martin City's barber. The 8
pound, ounce girl has brother.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18

the Earl Page home for the pur-
pose Of recognizing the younger
women's birthday club into sew
ing club. Mrs. Page led the dis
cussion on alterations.
Lunch was served by the hos
tess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Murphy
|, and girls came over from Brown
ing for the weekend. While here
they attended the Square Dance
Festival in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Peach have
moved into the Glenn Harner resi-
dence.
Joe Donahoe had surgery per-
formed on his hand last week. He
plans on having the cast removed
in about three weeks. He is getting
along nicely.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Re-Enlists in NAVY

MARTIN CITY-Robert Potter,
son of Mrs. Elsie Potter has re-
enlisted in the Navy as an aerial
photographers mate. Bob is now
at home, but is to return to Seattle
April l.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
To Sell Furniture

HUNGRY HORSE-Office fur
niture including desks, chairs and
tables will be sold as surplus by
the Bureau of Reclamation. Date
has not been set or are specifica-
tons available as yet on the sale
that is expected early in April.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-18
Attend Girl Scout Ceremony

HUNGRY HORSE - Hungry
Horse girl scout troop held a
Court of Awards, Monday evening
at the conference hall with II girl
scouts from Columbia Falls attend
ing with their leaders, Mrs. Hetzer,
Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Ritter. Mrs.
Sam Bakshas, Columbia Falls, al
so attended. There were A helping
the girls celebrate the occasion.
Lunch and girl scout cookies
were served by members of the
council.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

TOO. WMAL g)Aiissien to-
the World: bishop she's In
special telecast dlscsn nsI
Importance of worldlg ide
Catholic missions.
7:so. WRC q, Peoples
Choice tpremlere1 Ronaan-
TIC comedy featuring Jackie
Cooper. Is : Government
field ornitholosist. and Pat
Breslin.
T:s0. WTOP i9j shower 81
Stars Jack Benny stars Id
the Broadway comedy,
Time out for Ginger With
Gary Crosby. Edward Eyer-
ett Horizon and Ruth Hus-
sey.
800. WhEAL t7) star To-
night Not for Me. z story
Of girls battle with mother
for right 10 marry man Of
her choice: Dora Weisslnan.
$50. WRC f4lFord Theater:
Arlene Dahl as : mndelI
whose friends desert her
when ailergy temporarily
mars her beauty: Richard
Denning.
$50. WToP tsl Four star
Playhouse: David Niyen as
Australian arEay ofncer finds
II necessary To order deserter1
to face The Firing Squad. !"
9:00. WAfAL ts) conildentia
File: Paul Coates spotiiglats
horror comic books and
their effects on minds of
youngsters.
9:sO, WTOP lslE,ilrn Studio
Nine: fFirst-run On nv.
incvies). ''The True and the
False. : story Of woman who
reads two stories Of impas-
stoned love and thinks she
finds the difference: signe
Hasso. William Langford.
i1:I5. WTOP t9l-Frank Leahy
Show: Frank gives forecasts
Of sIpcoming college games.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

6:se, WAIAL tsl Disneyiand;
'Adventureland' people
and places In isolated parts
or world: Sardinia. Morocco
and Tiburon Island.
5:0o. WRC t4) Screen Direc-
tors Playhouse tPremiere)
Herb Shriner and Barbara
Evening star., 1955-10-02
TeIeyision Programs Mondoy Through Saturday
Proorom and HiohIiohts for Monday, October 8

(Nots WRc-t win carry the
World Series games ct l1:At
Iii sixth and seventh onef
are necessary
1;3o. WAkAL i5l- Quiz Club;
tRremiere) Local audience
participation quiz Bill Ma.
lone.
z:o0, WMAL CD Mickey
Mouse Club: tPremiere5
Daily series featuring car-
toous. newsreels. stories and
talent.
7:S0. WNEAL l7)Voice of
Rirestone: Robert Merrill.
soloist.
500, WTOP telI Love Lucy:
Lucy and Desi are back for
Evening star., 1955-10-02

war Malsi MuP NA y
la Msas Raius In shh lssh su s s1 isaas' Captain VIA
AM. AkiteuksL
sassas z ssh,
Evening star., 1955-10-02

5:0o, WTOP tsl-Malaa IRE
turning Series) Peggy Wood
and company return for
seventh season.
1850. WBTAL l7l-Crossrcads
tPremierel Paul Kelly Ia
story Of Catholic priest who
saves life Of man accused
and convicted Of planting
bomb.
<g:3o. WTOP l9)-Our Miss
Brooks: tReturning Seriesl
Evening star., 1955-10-02

NTH season and ret involved
Ia scene III front cf Grau-
mans Chinese.
$3.50 WTOP ls)Decemher
Bride lReturnine Series)
0.so, WKC t4) Robert Mont
gomery: The Stranger. =
draizla of relentless search
for former Nazi war crifni-
nal: Barbara Britton. John
Baragrey.
a:s0. sWAEAL I'd Medical
Horizons: 'The Physiolosi-
cal Emergency Team. i
visit 10 Sloan -Kettering In
stitsite.
9:o0, WTOR lD) Studio One:
"A Likely Story. = comedy
featuring Eddie Brackei1.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Program and Hiohlights for Saturday. October 8

zoe. WRC CD Football:
Qusntico Tvs. Fort Belvoir.
ZOO. WRC l4)-The Perry
Como show: Gino Prato.
opera expert of "The $64 900
Question. fame. guest.
1900. WTOP stage Show:
tSeen here for iirst tiine.)
The Dorsey Brothers plus
guests and the June Taylor
dancers.
1850. WTOP tsl Jackie C;lea-
son: IN 'sThe Honeymoon-
ers'' Ralph Kramden finds
that easy money comes
hard.
/ $3.50, WRC t4)-Jimmy Du-
rante show. Jose and AM
pora Iturbi are, guests.
$3.50. WMAL (7)Pro Foot
ball: The Baltimore Colts
meet the Green Bay Pack
ers at Milwaukee.
300, WRC t4)G George Gobel
SHOW: Alice (Jeff Donnell)
has been dropped. but John
Scott Trotter and Peggy.
King are back with last
seasons No. ! comedy show,
ESQ. WTOP ls) Damon
Runyon Theater: A fr,is-
trated prizeflghter tinds
his dreams smashed when
hands are broken: John
Bromfieid, Nancy Gates.
1O;30, WTTG (Sl-Hour Of IN
spiration: Nol1-dencanina-
tional program conducted hy
the Rev. Dale crowley.
1a.0a. WnrAL Town ana
Country Jamboree: Country
music extravaganza from
Turner's Arena. with Con-
ME B. Gay. Dale Turner.
Jimmy Dean and the Wild
cats and guest stars,
Evening star., 1955-10-02
loz Inehs Lons With o0-Ineh Leas

2 n G-Eeef AlI-sseel Slide
= All-Sfeei fxessiss Laddsf
2 BaskesbolI Goal with Back.
beard
2 A Shower ser No Hot Deya
3 Safe. Hsalthy Fun fes Kids
Evening star., 1955-10-02
EVE ARDEN
Goodbye to Madison

Eve Arden says goodhy 10
Mr.. Boynton and Madison
High.
500, WTOP ts)crusader:
tPrernierel Brian Keith
/ finds his talent as writer
one Of best methods To-
fight oppression.
S:s0. WTOP tslPlayhouse
Of Stars: Anthony Quinn
as shepherd whose wife tries
to get him 70 Join outlaws.
I0:25, WMAL. t7l 'Smashup"
Movie about nightclub
singer whose past life turned
her into alcoholic: Susan
Hayward.
i1:i5. WT0P l9l Double A
Theater:: The Magic Face" |"
story Of irnpersonator who
kills" Hitler and takes his
place: Luther Adler.
= II
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Program ond Highlights for Tuesdoy, October

3:s0. WAEAL ii clown Cor.
ner: Cartoon show featuring
clowns as hosts.
$50. WAEAL f7l Warner
Brothers Presents: IN
Z Kings Row" story, Jack
Kelly fights 10 save boy
from reform school,
7:oe. WRC l4l-Bob Hope
SHOW: Fer his nrst of sea-
son. Bob's guests include
jana Russell. Janis Paige
and Roy Rogers.
Toe. WTOP tslNavy Log:
Young seaman goes AWOL
trying to locate brother
fighting somewhere IN
Korea: Dick Jones.
7:30. WAFAL t5l Wyatt carp.
Frontier marshal protects q
girl by kissing hersince no
one would harm girl friend
Of man who was fist on liia
run.
5:3o. WTOP lsl you1l Never
Get Rich: Hergt. Biiko covets
arInory lob because Of jeep
that goes with II; Phil
Silvers.
500. WIzC tllJane wy
mans Theater:: Keenhn
Wynn and Jayne Meadows
costar In The Sport" "
500, wAEAL en- Danny
Thomas: Danny finds that
new neighbors bring new
problems.
$50. WRC tzl PlayWright's
Hour lprernierel Philip
Wylie's story Of angels and
H-homhs, The Answer, z
with Nina Foch. Paul DOUG
las. Albert DeIker, Walter
Abel and Conrad lagel.
s:3a. WnEAL t7)cavslcade
Tileater:: James Edwards as
Or. Ralph Bunche In .To-
ward Tomorrow"
see, WTOR te) The $64, 900
question. Another baseball
contestant ID ready for 9l6,-
600 question: Hal March.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

Hale In story Of Midwestern
lawyer persuaded to run for
Governor,
7:S0, WAEAL t5|--MGM Pa
rade: Dramatic sequence
from just-reIeased The
Trial. plus tour Of the
Inns. Bounty.
SEQ, WRC t4)-Kraft Thea
ter: .The Beautiful Time
concerns i family Of socially
ambitious immigrants.
e:oo, WTOP ts)2oth CEN
tlry-Fox Hour: Michael
Wilding and Merle Oheron
In Noel CoWard's historical
drama. "Cavalcades: Jcseph
Gotten. host.
o:ee, WnTAL t5) Boxing. |.
LinhtWeights Cisco Andrade
and Eddie Chhvez clash IN
Richmond. Calf.