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Evening star., 1956-03-26
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WTTG 81 Spy: Ray
mond Massey stars in new
kind of semi-documentary
series dramatizing lives Of
great spies Of history. To-
night: Col. Alfred Redl, top
Russian spy.
500, WMAL (7)-TV Readers
Digest: j. Edgar Hoover's ac-
count of $3.50. 900 bank rob-
berry in Colorado and its So
luton by FBI agents drama
tized.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Arthur God
frey's Talent Scouts: Bob
Crosby is host for vacation
ing Godfrey.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Voice of Fire
stone: Metropolitan Opera
Star Eleanor Steber with a
program of Easter music.
800, WRC tD-Medic:: Awake
Unto Spring" story about the
pros and cons of euthana-
sia, or mercy killing"
800, WTOP (9)-I Love Lucy:
While in Switzerland. Lucy
manages to cause an ava
lanche with results in Fred's
losing the entire band.
$500, WMAL (D-Film Fare:
(Premiere) A new full length
fllm showcase. The opening
feature is '"The Cruel Sea. Z"
starring Jack Hawkins and
Donald Sinden. a story of the
war on the North Atlantic.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Robert Mont
gomery Presents: "The Long
Way Home" portrays a fac
tual drama of a man struck
by a heart attack on a COM
muter's train, and what hap
pened to him.
1890, WTOP (9)-Studio One:
Red Buttons, James Bartot
and Cecil Kellaway star in
"The Tale of st. Emergency"
by Jackie Gleason. A story
Of the attempt of two saints
to save a wicked city.
1O:45, WTTG 60 = Madison
Square Garden: N. I. T. semi
final (basketbalD; New York
Rangers VS.. Montreal Cana
dians (hockey); a main box
ing event. Films.
1880, WRC (4-Tonight: CO.
median Ben Wrigley and vo-
calist Bobby Scott are guests.
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HI AND LOIS.
BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND JEFF
Ansners 10 our Presidents

Franklin y. Roosevelt in
Baltimore. October rs, 1892.
John Adams and Abigail
Smith we're married in Wey-
mouth Mass on October Is. 1854
3--The first wife OF BENJAMIN
Harrison. nee Caroline Lavinis
Scott, died in the White House or
october IS, 1892 The first First
Lady TO die in the White House
was the first Mrs. John Tyler.
Questions on Preceding Page)
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Critics-Why Not?

NEW YORK-Don Ameche, recently seen in
High Button Shoes" and other TV shows, and
a veteran of motion pictures, is one actor who
welcomes criticism.
remark by TV Key reporter that most
spectaculars had been treated harshly by the
critics prompted Ameche to make few COM
mentS.
81 can't see any reason why TV critics
should be tolerant" Don said. eff I'm no good,
like to be told. Then, if can't improve, I'm
In the wrong business and I ought to get out.
That's true of TV It must improve each season,
or it isn't going to survive. Anyone who can't
learn by criticism doesn't belong.
"You must be able to look at something
you're doing and not only recognize when It's
no good but try to find way to make it better.
You've got to be able to use good sense and good
taste, and If you want to experiment, go ahead.
But just experimenting isn't enough If the
experiment fails, you've got to find out why
and try to improve on It'll" And on that note,
Don Ameche went off to rehearsal.
released by Mcclure Newspaper syndicateJ
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N Workshop Needed
By Hal HUMPHREY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sorest need at
the moment is an experimental workshop a
place where 1t can have an "out-of-town" open
ing for its shows before they hit the big net
works.
Don Fedderson, one of the most successful
independent TV producers ("Millionaire" and
do You Trust Your Wife?"), agrees that TV
Is missing out on many good shows because
there is nowhere to protest audience reaction.
"I Just sold new series called Date With
the Angels for next season, but by the time
1t goes on the air I will have $65,OOO invested
in it." he points out.
The obvious place to try out new TV shows
is on one local channel according to Fedderson.
Liberace, who was launched on TV by Fodder
son when he was manager of local channel
here, is a good example.
Lawrence Welk is another who got his start
here on the local KTLA channel (Fedderson
acts as consultant ON Welk'S two ABC shows.
Welk would be the first to admit that he would
never have made it on TV nationally, had he
not proved his popularity locally first.
Unfortunately, local channels, including
those owned by the networks, are not interested
In building or testing shows for the networks.
They have their own program problems.
NcopyriEht Mirror Enterprises syndicateJ
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JAZZ AGE FIGURE Rudy vallee was
tabled "Vagabond Lover" by his fans.
He's a natural to appear in the docu-
mentary on jazz set for Thursday
night on WRC-4. Vallee rocketed to
success as radios first crooner in the
'20S.
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SANTEE

Continued From Page CT
banned by Polish authorities
anyhow.
Other developments in the
fast-moving Santee case:
/. Sen. Frank Carlson, Re-
publican Of Kansas, took up the
Icudgels for Santee, denouncing
his suspension as "cruel and un-
fair" while admitting that he
thought the runner took more
money than is allowed under the
decadent rules. =" Sen. Carlson
also went to bat for Santee when
he was under investigation by the
Missouri Valley group.
2. Another ranking AAU off,
Icial declared that even If Santee
were upheld by the courts. he
never would be permitted to run
in the Olympics.
3. Fred G. Mancuso, Kansas
City lawyer and a member of
the Missouri Valley Board of
Managers, said that unless the
AAU can justify its action in
the case ut could easily mean
the beginning Of the end Of the
organization"
If the AAU wants to break
down its structure. then the
Executive Committee certainly
has taken steps in the right d.
lrection."
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st. AIbons Five Fovorite
To Win Title in lac

The only team to defeat Lam
don in the Interstate Academic
conference basketball race this
season fell victim to st. Adams
yesterday, thereby giving the
Saints the role of favorite to-
morrow in their final league
game at Landon.
st. Adams defeated Boys Latin.
I52-51, in Baltimore for its fifth
victory without a loss in the lac.
Since Landon's conference rec
ord is ST.. the winner of tomor-
rows st. Albans-Landon game
will be daclared lac basketball
champion. Boys Latin is Al in
the conference.
st. Adams SID point yesterday
came on Billy Gray's free throw
with 3 minutes remaining. Boys
Latin. trailing by 4 points. cut
the deficit to / but the visitors
Ifroze the ball for the entire last
minute to preserve victory.
Gray led the Saints in scoring
with 20 points. followed by Porter
lShreve with IL and Sandy Lar
son with 10. Bill Leverson was
best for Boys Latin with Is. The
starting flves played the entire
game for both teams.
Cardozo High closed out it's
schedule yesterday with a 1851
victory at Eastern in a non
league game moved back from
today because Of the Anacostia-
Chamberlain playoff today at
Eastern.
AL Dutch scored 16 points and
IODonnell Hooks Is for the win
ners, both playing about half the
game. James Thompkins also
sank Is points as Cardozo won
its 10th game in a row since a
defeat in the season opener. East
ern, which finished with a 2-l4
record, was led by Jim Pratt's IT
points.
Woodward Prep won its fifth
game in IA yesterday at Central
Branch YMCA. 55-54. over Co.
lumbar Prep. John Zoeller's two
foul shots with three seconds
remaining pulled Woodward from
behind. Zoeller led both teams
with % points.
LEESBURG, Va, Feb. 81 tSpe-
ciaD .--Loudoun County High
was knocked from a berth in
the Group II, District 8, basket
ball tournament with a 57-52 de-
feat by Marshall here last night.
Loudoun's district record now
reads ST. with one league game
to play. Marshall is rs in the
district and plays tonight at
Nokesville t8-5) in game which
probably will decide the No. 4
berth in the tournament begin
ming a week from Friday at
George Mason.
st. Mary's of Annapolis won
its 18th game against one defeat
yesterday at Laurel. 47-4l, in a
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 81 up

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Fl (4).
Archie Moore. a pleasantly
plump 1877 pounds. said today
he'd train down and defend his
Interchangeable boxing title
in London next summer but in
the meantime planned to do as
he pleased.
His comment was occasioned
by a cablegram from Jack Solo,
mons. the English promoter. 1t
arrived shortly after he pulled
to a 10-round decision last night
over young Howard King Of
Reno before a crowd which paid
1888 to watch the workout.
The cable directed Moore to
get permission from Solomons
before doing any further fight
ing before the June 5 title de-
Tense against Yolande Pompey Of
Trinidad. (The fight. originally
scheduled March Is. was post
poned yesterday.
Huh" grunted Ancient Ar
chic, still holding to his asser-
ton that he's only SO but looking
older with the extra weight. so
now that Solomons is my man
ager, too
well, I've got a fight sched-
uled with Bob Dunlap down at
my hometown, San Diego, next
week and I figure on going
through with it,"
Moore had more paunch than
punch last night. But he decked
the 186-pound King twice in
earning the decision in his first
ring showing since Rocky MARCH,
ano knocked him out last Sep
TENDER. The Reno youngster was
down for eight counts in both
the first and ninth rounds. but
managed to stay out Of trouble
otherwise.
Actually. he rocked the veteran
Interchangeable champion in
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game originally scheduled for
today.
st. Mary's grabbed a 24-8 lead
at halftime, but Laurel narrowed
the gap to three points in the
fourth quarter before suffering
defeat No. IL in II games. George
Engelke led the winners with 81
points and AL Hobbs scored II
for Laurel.
Bernie Cox's % points paced
LaPlata to a 1886 victory at
Frederick Sasscer yesterday. its
18th win against 5 defeats.
Hoffman-Boston High Of Ar
lington locked up third place In
Northern District, Group II,
of the Virginia Interscholastic
Association with 61-43 victory
at Walker Grant in Fredericks-
burg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
POMPEY BOUT JUNE 5
Moore Has More Puunch
Than Punch in Coast Win

the eighth with a series Of saw
age punches to the head. He
landed two sets of three hard
rights midway of the round,
but Moore shook of the effects
and renewed his pursuit of Kings
almost constant bicycling act.
Referee frankie Carter and
Judge Toby Irwin came up with
identical 61-49 scoreboards
Judge Eddie James had it 62l2-
ATln
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TUNING UP FOR ICE SHOW

Barbara Coteer goes through an intricate number
called Mazurka Jump as she practices for the
forthcoming "Icy Interude" at Uline Arena The
show will be presented March and by the Wash
ington Figure Skating Club. Tickets are on sale
at the arena and also may be obtained through
mail ORDERS addressed to P. o. Box 7794. The club
will make contribution to the United States
Olympic fund from the proceeds.-Star Staff Photo
by Arnold Taylor.
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BASKETBALL
SCORES

BY the Associated Press
Wake Forest 10 MARYLAND 80
Mount ST. Mays SO American U. sg
S MoaS. 81. M Il " Il '''''l' %
American U. " II
Fort BeIyoir IO4 Norfolk Naval 10
Fort Enstis IO6 ---.--.-- Desiant 10
POTOMAC RIVER NAVY TOURNAMENT
Mems Division)
Naval Powder Factory So
Navy Receiving IS Bur. Of Ordnance 50
Navy Security 62 CheItenham Radio 81
Navy Communications Al
(Women's Diyisionl
Navy Receiving 81 - Navy security 90
EAST
Temple ~ Lebanon Valley 6s
Duauesne 81 FOrdham Is
tPaJ 1o7 Lincoln 6s
Cannon 81 ~ ---. Thiel !
Wagner ~ AdelDhia %
Franklin 4 Marshall 81 LehiEh So
D3 Juniata 10
Rhode Island 95 Maine ~
Bridgeport % New Britain Tchrs. W
ST. Vincent 10 YounsStewn 10
Kentucky rs -- Vanderbilt 80
Alabama ~ 1850 Louisiana state 50
Tennessee IS -- GEORGIA Tech ~
Tulane 81, --------~---- auburn %
State IS GeerEia u
Tennessee Tech 90 Memphis state ~
State zoe Miami Tis.I 80
William & Mary 10 - virginia Tech -
urman ss .--~----- Erskine ss
v. Va. state 81 - Chenille q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHRYSLER SIS 900" sport coupe:
power equipped. r. and h., powerfiite.
WV. tires; ail-leather upholstery:
very low mi; wheelmobile FREE
warranty; $685..
Wheeler, Chrysler- Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-1O20
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|CHRYSLER SO New Yorker: auto.
etc. MERSON 4 THOMPSON.
Chrysler- Plymouth Dealer. Used
Car Dept. 1927 Wis. ave. OIL.
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POHANKA OLDS

Washington's Oldest leadership
1926 10th st. NV. DI. 7-lO03
BUICK so 4-door sedan: excel. ..
tone color. dyna., r. and h.; real
nice car; only S445.
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CHRYsLER $50 custom Imperial A.
door; complete power, $4,000 miles:
~, 1876. " down, BELL MOTORS,
500 Wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEv. So Bel Air; p.g.. r.. h., :,
tone VS.; IS down. Cali VI. 5-919'
any time. Servicemen financed. s.
CHEW. '53 "2I0'' de luxe 4-door
7. and h.; one owner, like new
S795. THACKER MOTORS. 18th
and r /. ave. ne. LA. 6-6530.
CHEW. '56 Bel Air: 2-door; equip.
new car cond.; very low mileage
sac; S2,095, trade and terms. banl
financing
Ohio Williams Buick
R. ]. AVE. AT goth NE. AID. 1884
CHEW. '55 de luxe 2-door; r. and h.,
> tone: S1.195, "a down. BELL
MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave. NV. WO
$500.
CHEW. 55 "2I0" VS. 4-dr.; l4.5S0
actual miles. 2-tone. Wv, power
glide, other extras. perfect in every
way. S1,5g5. S195 down. KIRK
MOTOR Co, 1000 Ga. ave. NV
IA. 9-4SO0.
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Ohio Williams Buick

r. l. AVE. AT Goth NE. AID. 4-s344
BUICK 80 Super Riviera 4-door
sedan; fully equipped; 2-tone black
with cream top; one owner; $4,000
original miles. An unusual value at
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BUICK 1858 Special 4-dr. ORIGINAL
dark green and ivory finish. Very
low miles. l owner. Beaut. cond. in
every way. Will sell wholesale to the
firsG buyer for $50 Can arrange
finance
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BUICK '49 Super sedanette: r., h.,
clean. finest cond. S2g5 cash or SIS
down, SIG mo. WOLFE MOTORS.
1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-Ol42,
BUICK "a Special 2-door: equipped
like new; must sacrifice; $1,395. full
price; terms.
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McKEE PONTIAC
PON INC MEANS MChEE
$685. Wis. Ave. ST. 3-7107

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
$685. Wis. Ave. ST. 3-7107
BUICK '55 Super Riviera; lI,1SC
actual miles: by orig. owner. . tone
Wv. tires, dyna., power steering
selectomatic radio; S2,295. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV
ia. $4,000.
BUICK SO Special Riviera hardtop;
power steering.. power brakes, dy-
nafiow, radio. heater, Wv. tires.
many other extras; tone: eScep-
tionally clean throughout: S2,095;
safety tested for your protection;
30-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. (Olds), Wis. and Ellicott
st. NV, KE. 7-l30S; Sunday call
KE. 7-l30U.
BUICK 1855 Special Riviera hard
top; r. and h.; less than 1000 mi;
like-new car, l owner; S2,295 or
best offer. WO. 6-SSS9.
BUICK So Special 4-dr.; equip.
S1,S95, full price; like new.
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KENYON-PECK

3I4O LEE HWY, ARL., VA.
ia. 2-9003 Open TIL 10 PM
CHEVROLET 1850: powerglide: r
and h.. very clean inside and out
original paint; has to be seen to
appreciate. win sacrifice. Call be-
tween . and 5. Mr.. VANHAMER
900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.; heater
equipped seat covers; a real clean
car; low mileage: $685.. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 nth st. NV. NO. T.
I'LL. Open ewes. til 9; Sat. I'll &
CHEvROLETS-'53 Bel Air 4-dr., r
and h., SS4a: '55 Bel Air VS. hard
top: powerglide. T. and h., 81 ,799
HORNER'S CORNER. Buick Dealer
Fla. ave. ne. At 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
CHEVROLET 1864 4-dr. sedan
powerglide. heater, Wv. tires
2-toned paint, ETC.; S1,O95. MEL.
SON MOTORS. 72l5 Baltimore ave.
College Park. Md. UN. 4-S600.
CHEVROLET 1851 2-dr. sedan; r
and h.. powerglide: S305. NELSON
MOTORS, .7215 Baltimore ave.
College Park, Md. UN 4-s60O.
CHEVROLET '56 Bel Air hard tor
- overdrive. red Like new. r.
and h. and E-Z-Eye glass. Wv
tires. Will accept trade. OIL. 9-S739
CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air 4-dr. se-
dan: excel. cond.. both mechanic
cally and appearance. low mi,
equipped | owner. 81 ,395. so. o.
5000.
CHEVROLET So Bel Air: 2-sone;
completely equip; new tires; excel
cond.; S725. Call WE. 5-60SS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1855 "2IO" 2-dr.: ra-
dio, heater: dark blue: excellent con-
dition: 81 1895.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500
Also 3460 14th St. NV, RA. 3-9670
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air station
wagon; 2-tone ivory and blue. r.
anS n for see onS Sns asye this beauty ss
able. Over 100 other cars to choose
from
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BUICK so Super Riviera 4-dr. Sc
dan; = tone, r. and h., dyna., me-
chemically. excellent; week end
special; 1895, $95 down. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV,
ia, g-4S0O.
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LOVING CHEVROLET

CADILLAC SO 80" 4-dr.; 1870
actual miles fully equipped in
every way including power steering
and brakes, Wv. tires. A terrific
bargain, will be sold for flrst
ROSS. 1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood sedan;
t tpM I nanSit,on XII continent ni vii
sacrifice. Sl,595. EN-. 2-7993.
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BUICKS-STANLEY H. HoRNER
INC.. Downtown Buick Dealer, III
l4th, convenient to all hotels, of.
f1ce buildings, real estate and f.
nancial districts. DI. 1-3993.
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Otho Williams Buick

r. /. AVE. AT 10Th NE. AID. 4-S344
BUICKS-'49 Sedanette, 7. and h..
S249; 81 Super Riviera, dyna, r.
and h.. S64y; 50 Super Riviera,
dyna., 7. and h., SS99; 81 Super
Riviera. dyna., r. and h., Sl,0g9;
'54 RoadmaSter sedan, power stg.
and brakes, dyna., r. and h., ST.
1gg: 80 Special 2-dr, 2-tone,
1900 mi, power steering and
brakes. dyna., r. and h., 5000:
80 Super Riviera, power steering
and brakes, dyna., r. and h.,
S2,299. HORNER'S CORNER, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. IL
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BUICK 1856 koadmaster 4-door Sc
dan; like new; low mileage, black.
r. and h., cleo. seats and windows,
WV. tires, beaut. furnished: fine
seat covers; chauffeur driven; dip
lomat transferred; S3.500 or best
offer. Call CO. 5-l60b from 8
am. to :. p.m.I CO, o-12Ou. Ext.
504, after : pm.
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BUICK '53 4-dr.; r. and h.; 2-tone
finish; Wv. tires; low mileage,
real nice; Sg95. ..ILL a. SANDERS
Wash.s Oldest FORD Dealer, 1900
l4th st. NV. NO. Till. Open
eves 'til q Sat It'll =
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Ohio Williams Buick

%
equip; one owner, very low mileage;
like new throughout; sac, S2,Sy5;
trade and terms
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BUICK Al 4-door sedan with 80
engine; excellent transp.; best Of
fer so 5-T069
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BUICK as sedanette very clean;
orig. blue finish, r. and h., excel.
motor, tires and body: full price
$155, $40 down. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV. IA.
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BUICK 81 Model 81 Super Riviera
4-dr; dynafiow, T. and h.; 2-tone
green: ~ 500 actual mileage: excel.
cond:; $795. COL. MOORE, ia.
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ROYAL MOTORS. INC,

BUICK '55 Roadmaster Riviera
hardtop; every extra, power steer
ing and brakes; like new: S2,395.
THAcKER MOTORS. 18th and r.
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BUICK 81 Super Riviera hardtop
spotless,. orig. black. Wv, dyna
7. and h.. S. c.: $685.. sos down
hIhh MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
NV. ia. 9-4S0O.
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcons.l

AUSTIN HEALEY 1855; excellent
condition. Used as Ind car. Black
with red leather. Call VIII. 6-43sU.
AUSTIN 81 4-dr.: heater, leather
upholstery. $4,000 mi; excellent
cond.; must sell; S9S5. ia. 5-0345.
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01
COUNCIL MEETING

The Sells District regular meeting
night at about 800 PM July a. 1856 The first thing they did
after Chairman Jose Acosto meeting
the resolution that made by the u Army asking right
OF the old telephone line highway
between Sells and Covered Wells AS build
radar station just out side the Sells District boundary in Gu Ac
District therefore the
rights of Gu Ach District has passed by
and against
Next on their meeting right for James Adams
build homestead Sells after
granted the right
ing minutes
The meeting adjourned
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01


Left rgh-1St Chavez
Veno Garcia Lorenz Flores End rowJoseph Martin James
Carlos, Juan Antoine Joe Thomas Bird oWJoe Bailey Elmer
Campus 4th roWHarry Thossel Augustine Pablo
Pablo Others but cannot be Johnny Blaine Jose
Ramon Manuel Lopez Larry Miguel Garcia George
Norris and Jose Hilman Ventura.
These Councmen pictured here representatives
each district the Papago Reservation There
trcts Councmen representing their district follows
Ramon Antoine Augustine Pablo Baboquvar
Juan Jose and Joseph Martin from Cukut District
Flores from Ga Bend District Manuel Lopez Jose Ramon
from Gu Ach District James Carlos and Antoine from
Vo District Antonio Garcia Joe Bailey Pisinmo District
Harry Throssell and Elmer District
Johnny Blaine Larry Miguel Schuk Toak District George
Norris Osie Pablo Himan
from Sif Odak District
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01
FIRE ON MOUNTAINS

fire believed to have been by tightening
quite an excitement Monday night started
Springs Baboquvari mountains There S.MCO
there in hopes of doing somheing put fire
hard raj nfall that night put the fire.
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01

Mr. and Mrs Jonas Andrews Village spent
three weeks home They Angeles
months Jones works COMPANY
Angeles along our Papago boys They will
return Angeles
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01

Felix Norego and family stayed three weeks San Miguel
They visited Ida Norego of Felix
Heath Service Sells He visits
often They also will California
in another
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01

Tom B. Throsell-IS one of our
Tribal Staff. Toms position is
Livestock Inspector, has been
employed since January 1852
and he is also Chairman of the
Papago Educational Board
Committee, and Credit Union
Board Member.
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01

Sells far has had four rains Water plentiful
for the stock and the is starting green with
Charcos have although teya full The
rain Thursday July 26h shortage
about hour and a half.
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01

The Sells Baseball team travelled to Chuchu a with
the there They blasted them with 18 although
the harder fought than Wfred ST.
queros of Sells converted triple Chuichu
Sells this time has record Of nine wins and
loses There three where Sells blasted
be the boys veryhing they have
and keep trying and above all improve their behavior
and always possible At Chuchu played
and the results when play
There
teams disagreed certain rule the umpire calls
satisfactory.
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01

On Tuesday, June 25h Frank Salcido fell asleep
wheel and drove his brothers pickup truck into Frank
escaped without INJURIES
of the pick up
Papago Indian news., 1956-08-01

The KerWo Day School bus driver is leave for
weeks Lourentne Montana spent of his leave in
cotton visiting the people Also Mag
daena Mexico He is back in KerWo but will work
July 80.
The school cook Agnes Ramon also July
L, through July 18th