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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs, William Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs A w Jones and
family. of Chester. Pa. and MI
and Mrs Callie Phillips Chris
tiansburg are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Covington and MIS-
c. M Redd
Among those who attended the
reunions OF the Ellyson and
Barksdale families at Red House
Sunday were Mrs. Mabel Smith,
William NJ Smith, Mrs Marvin
Wash Nh and Mrs Jack Hart
less, Mrs. Carrie Smith, Nh and
Mrs Josh W'ilkerson and son.
James Holmes Wilkerson, Of Dill
Wyn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gelnert
and family have returned to
Toms River, N. j.. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Burnelle Overton. They
spent Sunday in Hopewell with
Mr. and Mrs willis Jacobs. Nh.
and Mrs Walter Overton. Jr.. and
son william, of Washington. D.
c.. We're recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Overton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Bloomfield
and son. Drew. are spending this
week at Virginia Beach. They will
be joined there by Mrs Bloom
fields sister, Mrs. j. E. Tunstall
and children, Joan and Billy, of
blackstone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

Life: A movie scout offers
Amy a screen test.
1900, WTTG t5)-Georgetown
Forum: What is Being Done
to Defend American Cities.
Ralph Spear and John Fan
ming. guests.
1900, WMAL t7)-You Asked
For It: Surf board racers
from Australia; armless golf
err Tommy McAuliffe. and a
500 pound pet gorilla.
1880, WTOP (9)--Jack Benny:
Bill Holden, Mervyn Leroy
and Frances Bergen (Edgar's
wife, visit.
500, WRC (4)-Comedy Hour
joey Carter, Peter Donald.
Stan Freberg, Jonathan Win
tiers, Bert Wheeler and 1.-The
Soldiers" with Tom D'Andrea
and Larry Blake.
500, WTOP (9D--Ed Sullivan:
Andre Kostelanetz conducts
Copland's "a Lincoln Por-
trait" while Carl Sandburg
reads Lincoln letters. Also
Pearl Bailey, Shirley Jones
and Hal Holbrook.
900, WRC (4)-TV Playhouse:
John Vlahos' 'Kyria Katina. "
story of a Greek widow and
an Irish cop; william Bendix.
Viveca Lindfors.
800, WTOP (0)-GE Theater:
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ON THE AIR 81
Perry Como Show Wins
Its Top Award From Chs

would move right back with
him, all the way to noon, If
need be.
They were kidding Of course.
Or were they?
The Viewers Dilemma
Somewhere, sometime, some
how, I feel sure the networks
will get around to refecting
that perhaps a thought or
two for the plight of the view
ers in any such battle for
ratings might not be amiss.
It's my bunch that moving
Gleason's show to 8. or moving
1t anywhere. isn't the real
solution to his sagging ratings.
Putting the Gleason show on
film-for a half-hour ~ was
the first mistake.
Doing it in a half-hour was
the second.
Producing q stereotyped
stage Show" was the third.
He might even have sur
vived all three, if NBC had
scheduled a clinker like 1.-THE
Comedy Hour" opposite him.
A Perfect Match
Instead, someone had the
rare Judgment to unite the
easy, relaxed Como, one OF
Americas top singers. with the
easy, relaxed writing Of Good
man Ace. one of Americas
top TV writer's. The show is
fresh, it's "live' and it's fun.
That's what upset Mr..
GleaSon's Sill million apple
cart.
In other departments, TV
continues its frantic pace.
Next month, for instance.
NBC-TV will be Offering three
dramatic productions Of major
Importance within the breath
taking period Of IA days.
You'll want to mark these
down on your calendar:
March s: ("Live") Pro-
ducer's Showcase presents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

Shaw's comedy, Caesar and
Cleopatra" with Claire Bloom.
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Jack
Hawkins, Judith Anderson and
Cyril Ritchard.
March IL: The American
premiere (before the movie
houses of Laurence divers
version of Shakespeare's
Richard III" a three-hour
colocaSt.
March Is: Maurice Evans
will produce and star in a
Give" colorcast Of Shake
speare's 1.-The Tanning Of the
Shrew," with Lilli Palmer as
the vitriolic Katharine and
Diane Cilento as Blanca.
This, by the way, viii be the
first time Evans has played
Petruchio in this country. It's
also his fourth Shakespearean
production for the Hall Of
Fame.
+ 4 n +
Bulletin Board: That new
package of half-hour filmed
shows for wTTG-5. across the
board from Z to 8 on week
nights, beginning Feb. 20.
means the end for Les Sands
local Sans Script" show. The
show was beginning to roll.
professionally and rating wise
and wouldn't it be dandy if
one Of the other three stations
would pick it up?
If you catch Fred Goes pro-
duction of Return to Casino"
Tuesday at $50 pm. (WRC-D
and feel that he could have
done better in casting the role
of the Mayor Of Casino. don't
say it. The role of the mayor
will be played by the real
mayor, Pier Angelo Restagno,
who arrived in New York FRI
day to appear in the dramatic
show.
Arthur Godfrey will finally
get around to doing his shows
from a spot that has always
intrigued him-Lake Placid,
N. Y. Arthur and his troupe
will originate all their shows
from there for the week Of
February 20.
Imogene Coca will have
some expert assistance when
she stars in her TV comeback"
revue Sunday, February 26, on
NBC-Tv. Max Lehman is see
ing to that. Added to the roster
last week were dancers Bambi
Linn and Rod Alexander and
puppeteers Bill and Cora Baird.
Already announced to appear
with Imogene is Tony Randall.
who will be fondly remembered
as the Yves of Mr.. Peppers.
Wonder why someone didn't
think Of teaming Tony with
Imogene before?
Rumor or fact? ABC-TV 10
thinking of showing its Film
Festival" series on Monday
nights, after Voice of Fire.
stone"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
N FARM HASSLE
TAKES NBC TURN

CBS-TV granted network
time last week for the an
swer of Secretary Of Agri.
culture Benson to Ed Muir
rows TV show on the farm
problem February 23) and
the reply of Senator Ander-
son, Democrat Of New Mex.
leo, to Benson March -,
but it looks as II NBC-TV
will have them on the screen
first. Senator Anderson will
be quizzed on youth Wants
to Know" at 2::30 today
(WRC-D and S ecretary
Benson will meet the Press"
this evening at 6 (WRC-D.
(Gen. Maxwell Taylor. Army
Chief of Staff, will be on
Face the Nation" at 3 to-
day (WTOP-9))
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

"Prolog to Glory" q drama
about Lincoln and Ann Rut-
ledge: John Ireland.
$3.50, WNiAL t7l-Amateur
Hour: Ted Mack salutes
Denver.
$3.50, WTOP t9)--Alfred Hitch
cock: A weird ventriloduist Is
involved in murder Of Jug
gler; Claude Rains.
10000, WRC (4)-Loretta Young:
Japanese fisherman hides
1.-THE Pearl" he found from
wife, but she discovers It,
1000. WTOP DISAPPOINTMENT
With Adventure: Dependent
girl goes on blind date. doesn't
suspect date is planning to
commit crime.
1880, WRC tA-Justice: APP
pearance Of ne'er-do-well
nephew forces old woman
to change her way Of life:
Patricia Collinge.
1880, WTTG (5)-Uncommon
Valor: The battle for Qua
dalcanal.
1880, WMAL az The Man
Called x (Premiere) Stories
Of espionage with Barry Sui
Ivan as Ken Thurston.
11:OO, WTTG (5)--Washington
Nations: Film clips, inter-
views. news about the club;
Bob Wolf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
TODAY'S TV
MOVIES

800, WMAL (D-"Sarumba"
stars Doris Bowling and
Tommy Wonder in a mus
ical filmed In Cuba. (19500
7:30, WMAL (7)--"The Inn
portance Of Being Earnest"
Oscar Wilde's comedy stars
Micheal Redgrave in the
story Of an eligible bach
elor with courtship prob
lens. (1952)
500, WTTG (5)-"The Iron
Crown" A vicious king
pays for his crimes through
the sacrifice of his beauti-
full daughter; Gino Cervi.
(1949)
1l:15, WRC (4)-"Whistle
Stop" stars George Raft
and Ava Gardner. A man
tries to marry the towns
beauty, but a jealous big
shot has other ideas. (l9460
HIS, WBAL (1D-Baltimore
Channel 1.-THE Sword Of
Monte Cristo. The rebellion
against Louis Napoleon's
half-brother is led by the
heiress to the Monte Cristo
fortune. (1951.)
11:15 WAAM 13)-Baltimore
Channel-"Toto the Sheik."
A marquis and his valet
Join the Foreign Legion and
wind w in Atlantis.
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Hiqhliqhts

1890. WTTG (5)-Tele-Fund:
Max Reznick and civic leaders
spearhead fund drive for
Washington Hebrew Academy.
1890, WRC (D-Religious Hour:
DR.. Graham Lacy, pastor of
Central Presbyterian Church,
speaks on the topic, do Ye
Even So to Them"
1880, WTOP t9)-Heart Fund:
Drama about boys recovery
from rheumatic fever.
1l:O0, WRC t4)-Catholic Hour:
Topic: Communist society.
loo, WRC American
Forum: James Watt. Drs.
Clayton Ethridge and John
Reisinger on 1.-THE Heart of
Modern Living"
1:00, WMAL t7l-Christopher
Program: Gene Lockhart,
guest.
600. WNIAL "a - Celebrity
Parade: Senator Douglas
Democrat Of Illinois) visits
Joe McCaffery; Drew Pear
son discusses Ike's decision
to run or not.
$3.50, WRC t4--Youth Wants
to Know: Senator Anderson
Democrat Of New Mexico)
guest.
$3.50, WMAL (D-This We Be-
lieve: DR.. Shane Mccarthy
discusses work Of Trappists
in this country.
$500, WRC A)-Dr. Spock: Dis
cusses pediatrician mother
relationships.
$3.50, WRC a. - Zoo Parade:
Color film closeup of African
lion in his native habitat.
400, WRC a. - Wide, Wide
World: Salute to Lincoln be-
gins at Memorial here. shifts
to New Salem Village. Spring
field and Baltimore. Fare
well Address to be re-enacted.
400, WMAL t7)-Conrad Ma
gel Forum: Discussion on
books and Importance of
reading.
400, WTOP (9) - Front Row
Center: 1.-THE Teacher and
Hector Hodges story of
teacher who quits for better
job, then realizes teaching
has other compensations; Don
Taylor. Sally Forrest.
1880, WMAL (7)-College Press
Conference: Senator Mans
field Democrat of Montana) ;,
guest.
4:45 WTTG (5)--Labor Speaks:
Labor's views on topical is
sues; Evelyn Freyman, mode
rator.
500, WTOP (9) - Omnibus:
Repeat showing Of "Mr. Lin
coln," with Royal Dano as
the young Lincoln.
600, WRC (4--Meet the Press:
Secretary Of Agriculture Ben
son, guest.
500, WMAL (7)-Science Fic-
ton Theater: Giant spider
encased in clear rock holds
natures secret for making
petroleum; Audrey Totter.
$50, WTOP (9) You Are
There: When Dr., Pinel, 18th
century reformer, "Unchains|
the Insane"
700, WRC (4)-It's o Great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

When Billy johnson left
town hurriedly after Mondays
farewell" appearance on the
Art Lamb program tWTTG-
81, he didn't have the slight
est idea why he was suddenly
called to New York for a CON
ference"
The reason became apparent
Thursday to anyone whose TV
was tuned in to "Howdy
Doody" on channel 4.
Billy, who was under the
impression that he would ap-
pear in q tryout later this
month, was rushed in Thurs
day on the popular children's
show.
Several fans called in to
say that the former WTOP-9
star not only had q considerable
speaking part. but sang Little
White Duck" and was other
wise engaged in the activities
In Doodyville.
This reporter is among the
thousands hoping that Billy
impressed the network audi
ence. I've no doubt that the
cards will flow out of Wash
ington to New York praising
his performance.
Whether or not he returns to
the series undoubtedly depends
on the impression he made
on the rest Of the NBC-TV
web. All We can do. I guess,
is cross our fingers and hope.
49, 4 4
Eva Gabor, of the fabulous
Gabors, was talking to this
reporter on the long-distance
phone the other day and de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
MoriIyn Asks $45O,OOO
-und She'll Get 1t

Electric. And, as George Gobel
would say. them's the best kind
Of sponsors.
Jane Wyman will make no
movies at all in 1856, devoting
all her working hours to tele-
vision. :. Rosemary Clooney
will make no bones about ap-
preaching motherhood in her
series. First guest in the filmed
show is husband Jose Ferrer.
followed by the inclusion Of
Rosemary's best friend, the
equally expecting Janet Leigh.
Long time movie and stage
star Ralph Bellamy is back in
Hollywood after a long absence.
to do a Screen Gems" for Ford
yideo. He'll also visit his bud
dy Charlie Farrell at his thriv-
ing Palm Springs Racquet
Club, in which Ralph was for
merly a partner. How he
wishes he still were! Farrell,
by the way, returns to T'V in a
dramatic series with his famous
club for background.
Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis, as If they didn't have
enough to do with movies,
personal appearances. TV and
night clubs, are re-activating
their York Production Co.
to film a television series a
la Desilu lucille Ball and
Desi ArnaZ) :. Ann Sothern's
decision to retire from her
Private Secretary" series was
no surprise to readers Of this
column. Annie plans to pro-
duce and direct telefilms with
her one and only. Bill Andrew.
Audrey Hepburn and Mel
Ferrer are definite for MAY
erling" on TV. They'll do IL
here in March.
North American Newspaper Aliianee)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

and turns her radio on In the
kitchen promptly at 10 am.
and keeps it on until Mar
garet signs of.
MY most consistent listener
has only one complaint" said
Margaret. "She wishes she
could see us at work. For that
matter, I wish she could. too"
Miss Truman. who has done
a good deal Of television, in
GLIDING appearances with JIM
my Durante and Martha Raye,
said she has q Tv contract
with NBC and she hopes to be
doing more television soon.
"Of course I prefer tele-
vision" she said. Radio is
less strain but television is
more challenging. Besides !
like playing to the live studio
audience"
She said she has liked
everything she has done in her
line of work, including the
concert tours and last years
summer stock when she did a
stint of straight acting. She
has never made o movie but
she would like to. should the
right part in the right movie be
offered to her."
Miss Truman, however, has
no girlish illusions about the
entertainment business even
though she is the daughter
Of a former President of the
United States.
AS a successful, attractive
young career woman in a
highly competitive field, she
realizes that she must present
a glamorous picture indeed to
girls with similar ambitions.
Not All Glamour
"It all looks and sounds so
glamorous." she said, "but it's
not all opening nights. suppers
at Sardi's and box seats at
the opera. Behind this glamour,
there's a lot of hard work
and some plain drudgery. But
you have to pay for every
thing. don't your"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
Tw7E2Al9)D(0
THIS IS YOUR
WEEKLY TELEVISION GUIDE
PULL-OUT SECTION
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. EFT
SUNDAY.
PULL-OUT SECTION

her apartment about four in
the afternoon and works for o
couple Of hours on her mail
and phone calls. By 6 O'Clock
it Is time for her to dress to 60
out to dinner.
If I'm staying home" she
said. II fix myself a simple
supper and watch q little tele-
vision and get to bed early"
Miss Truman said she much
prefers living in New York to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

There may be dull shows on
TV, but never a dull moment
behind the cameras. Take
last week, for example. Be my
guest.
The CBS-NBC cannonading
In the Saturday night war took
a practicable turn Friday when
CHS confirmed Gleason's an
nouncement of the day before
that 1.-THE Honeymooners"
would henceforth occupy the
8 to $3.50 pm. time. (Begin-
ming next Saturday,
Thus Jackie, who has been
taking a neat lacing in the
ratings from Perry Como, will
be getting an even start with
the singers show.
And no matter what else
happens, that's the finest COM
pliment paid Mr.. Como all
season by anyone-including
the readers of a New York
newspaper who recently voted
him that city's king Of Tele-
vision" Harriet Van Horne
was to have presented the
award last night.)
~ -
DOrseys to Continue
The Dorsey Brothers Stage
Show" viii continue at $3.50.
by the way. thereby quelling-
for the time being-any ru-
mors that it would be dropped.
like from the Empire State
Building.
What's MICS next move?
Your guess is as shaky as mine.
When Gleason, sitting in for
Ed Murrow. interviewed Syl-
vester Pat) Weaver, chair
man Of the board Of NBC. on
Person to Person" several
Fridays ago. there was a high
speed exchange on the subject
that indicated q possible
course of action.
Perry Como's show might be
moved to 1880. Pat limited.
Jackie'S retort was that CHS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
COLOR SHOWS
THIS WEEK

Sunday. $3.50 to 4 pm. WRC
(4)-ZOo Parade: Man
Eaters of Tsavo Forest"
Monday. 3 to 4 pm, WRC "a
Matinee Theater: "The
"The Middle Son."
Monday through Friday, $50
to 6 pm, WRC (D-Howdy
Doody.
Tuesday. 3 to 4 pm, WRC ca
Matinee Theater: "Valen-
tines Day."
Wednesday. 3 to 4 PM. WRC
a. - Matinee T ea ter:
Summer Cannot Last"
Thursday. 3 to 4 pm, WRC
(4-Matinee Theater: 1.-The
Last Battlefield
Thursday. $3.50 to $50. WTOP
(9)-Shower of Stars.
Friday, 3 to 4 pm. WRC "a
- Matinee Theater: 1.-THE
Catbird Seat"
Saturday. Z to 1880 pm,
WTOP t9)-The Gene Autry
Show: go West, Young
Lady"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
BY MARGARET McMANUs

NEW YORK, Feb. MAR
garet Truman, som ewh a t
wind-blown. shivering in q
plain gray wool coat, came at
noon to a small French restau-
rant near the radio studio here,
where she broadcasts daily on
MICS Weekday" program.
It was a bitterly cold day
here and the wind was whis-
ting in wild abandon from the
gray waters Of the East River
to the open plains of Central
Park. The daughter Of the
former President asked for q
cup Of hot coffee, even before
she ordered a small steak and
o green salad.
Named Woman of the Year
in Radio" by a poll of radio
editors, Miss Truman expressed
great pleasure with this honor,
but said she wondered why so
many people seemed surprised
to discover her working in
radio.
Radio is like an old shoe
to me-" she said. I've done
radio for years. I did a radio
program in Washington. It's
so easy. And it's easier to do
o program like Weekday
which goes on for hours, than
to do 5 minutes. You just
relax and chat"
Cook Is Faithful
Although the Weekday"
show is q scripted one, Miss
Truman said there is much
spontaneous comment between
her and her co-worker, Mike
Wallace.
AS to whether that family
back In independence turns
on the radio every day, to
listen to her, Miss Truman
said:
"Oh, good heavens. no! No
body has time to listen every
day"
However. she said that the
family cook is very faithful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
Margaret Truman, Woman Of the Year
Quite Happy With Her Radio Career

Miss Truman, for example,
pays the piper for the privilege
Of doing this daily network
radio show BY rising fairly
early these cold winter morn
ings.
Unlike her father, who has
always been an early riser
and q strong prepayment Of the
brisk morning walk-oh. how
she hates to get up In the
morning!
She drives her own car to
and from the studio. returns to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
'Howdy' Wasn't Pooling
When He Topped Billy

cided to throw in a plug for
our beautiful city"
Tell me-" she said, when
will the apple blossoms be
out?"
Il checked with Winches-
ter's Tom Baldridge the next
day and he told me that if
Eva promised to come there
this year, they'd bring the APP
pie blossoms out any old time
she can make it.)-B. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
HOLLYWOOD TV
BY sHEMAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD. - Marilyn
Monroe's asking price for her
NBC-TV debut is $450.000.
And she'll get it-for starring
in q spectacular "Lysistrata."
Looks like Tony Martin
may be shining for General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

living in Washington. but
added:
Lets not go into my past.
AS a matter Of fact. I've just
finished q series on my life
which Is going to appear in
Good Housekeeping / wrote
1t with Margaret Cousins. the
editor. Everything I'm inter-
ested in is here, so why
shouldn't I prefer New York?
released By the Beh Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
Todoy's Programs on TeIevision
Sunday. February II, 1856


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The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-22
CRAIG FAMILY GUESTS AT PRESBYTERIAN MANSE

Visiting at the Presbyterian Manse this week were Mrs. D. Rob- cit VanNest and son Jimmy. They were houseguests of Mrs. Paul r. Evans while the Rev. VanNest and the Rev Evans attended the Junior High Conference at Rainbow Gla- cier. The Revs. VanNest and Evans returned home y asterday aboard the mission boat SIS H.
 In addition to the VanNests, who serve the Presbyterian church at Craig. hoUseguests for Thursday and today were Misses Judy Smith and Verna Skillie of Craig and tic Misses Margaret Starr of Klawocf and Jean Nelson of Juneau. These young people were delegates to the conference and are remaining in WrangeIl until the SIS II arrives from it's southhound trip.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-22
ELLIS AND ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES GIVEN SAFETY CITATIONS

SEATTLE -lR Among 40 air lines over the states and Alaska to be named as winners of the Nation al Safety CounciIs Award Of Hon. or, were Ellis Air Lines of Ketchf- kan and Alaska Coastal Airlines. which serve Wrangell with four trips each daily. The Award of Honor is given for completing 1855 operations without passenger or crew fatality and without air ac- cidents- On the basis of four daily flights by each airline into and out of Wrangell, a total of 292O scheduled flights are made yearly in this sectiOn alone.
 Receiving similar awards were:
 Northwest Orient Airlines. Alas ka Airlines and Pacific Northern Airlines. which serve Alaska from the states. and intra-AIaska car riers, besides Ellis and Alaska Coastal, Byers Airways. Cordova Air Service, Northern Consolidat- ed Airlines, Reeve Aleutian Air
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-22
TELESCOPE
Continued from Page Onel

Continued from Page Onel
 building, now nearing completion
 that is after the fishing season. II Will be one of tle incest EIk.' homes in Alaska. There's new. modern addition to the school with aE auditorium that Will hoId evar -o many. Didn't -at the ffgure. THe new hospital i- ona of the rawu.- more modern Structures oa thr hillside and along the main thoro- uehfare there's the new Trading Union store. the renovated baul building with d snappy new front and many other Improvements.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-22

ways and Wien Alaska Airlines.
 The other lines receiving the a. ward were eastern, southern or middle west air lines.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-22

And it's the NIitkof Hotel. not the old Arctic as this journal has a few times enormously reported. We got Beruice Stokes word for il and We read the sign Didn't get to the new millou-doIlar hydro electric plant but understand it's under way for completion this sum men Things definitely looking up in Petersburg. and are they out aft tuAt Stihine River road
 L W.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-22

Too Late To Classify
 WANTED TO BUY = Used lawn mower in good condition. Write Box All, WIangell. 29-tfc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
Undercover Man for FBI.
Names BIumberq as Red

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. % [49-A Bucks County steeworker
revealed himself FBI worker and
identified Dr. Albert Blumberg Communist Party functionary
in 1853
Bumberg United District Court
Smith Act charges The prosecution him of being