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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Texas Flood
Peril Grows

DALLAS. Tex. Oct. l6 (R.--
More rain Is forecast for Texas.
already waterlogged from three
days Of violent storms.
The rains tapered on last
night and early today. but the
Weather Bureau said Q low
pressure area pulling wet air
on the Gulf Of Mexico hung on
over West Texas and promised
more.
At least seven deaths are
blamed on the violent weather
since Sunday, Four died In
auto crashes On slick highways.
Three others drowned. Torna-
does injured three Monday.
Yesterdays rainfall hit hard
est. in Southeast Texas. around
Houston and Beaumont, and in
South and East Texas.
Rivers spread over lowiands.
vashouts closed highways and
city streets. Most streams we're
torrents.
In Houston. thousands Of
cars were stalled and aban-
doned. Water crept into homes
in many places.
"It's the worst I've ever seen
in the IS years ] have been
with the city" said Harry
Hoad. street repair superin-
tendent.
All streams were flooding
around Schulenburg. about rs
miles southeast Of Austin In
Central Texas.
The Guadalups River IN
South Central Texas was ex-
pected to crest ct a feet, 4
feet above food stage, later
today ut Cuero. A crest Of al
feet. Q feet above flood stage.
was forecast for Victoria.
Peanut crops rotted in East
Texas fields and cotton stiil on
the stalk was damaged. The
rain was considered q boon to
many farmers and stockmen.
however.
The Colorado River receded
at Ballinger in West Texas, but
q 50-block flooded area was
deep in mud and water and
many persons still were home
less.
Dams on private lakes around
Palestine, also In East Texas,
threatened to break as the city
got l2.i7 inches Of rain in ~
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

TO have eve defects other than
glaucoma.
Estimates indicate that q
least 2 per cent Of all persons
over 10 suffer from glaucoma.
Half Of them don't know II
until 1t Is too late.
The purpose Of the tests at
the assembly Is to show the
need for all physicians 10 be
suspicious Of the disease when
giving complete physical exam
nations.
Complete. periodic eye exam
nations are urged.
Yesterday Representative
Keogh. Republican Of New
York, addressed the George
town University Medical
Alumni luncheon In the hotels
ballroom on q retirement plan
for the self-employed. He al
ready has introduced legisla-
ton proposing that self-em-
ployed persons be allowed To
set aside funds in various ways
tax free for income after re-
tirement Hearings are sched-
uled for january.
Today DR.. John L. Parks,
dean Of the George washington
University School Of Medicine,
was scheduled TO address the
GNU Medical Society lunch
con.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

child neglect. Mons and pops
can set In trouble for such
things a. % letting the kids
% hungry or CD wearing dirty
clothes or CD refusing to help
with school homework.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

0AA I@&NA$NAN - NAtN ~+NE@%"~@ 49,
booth for the eye trouble
which, II untreated. eventually
leads TO blindness. II Is located
In the headquarters Of the
Medical society's 26th annual
scientific assembly at the
Staller Hotel.
Nearly 100 physicians and
others have been tested 50 far
this week. and more were to
be checked today. Most Of the
suspected victims had no
suspicion Of the trouble.
Glaucoma Is characterized by
increased pressure within the
eye. which gradually destroys
sight. 1t narrows the victims
vision until he seems to be
seeing through O narrow tube.
and then all Of his sight leaves
him.
Two others. . physiciam and
Q medical student, were found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Bringing Up Porents

VIENNA, oct. is W1.--Ihe
Hungarian newspaper Nepa-
karat reports the Budapest Red
regime plans to fine parents up
70 1000 forints tahout 500 for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Doctor Session Reveals
Unsupported GIoucomo

Eighteen physicians and other visitors 70 the District
Medical soceys scientific assembly either probable
suspected elaucoma Victims It reported the second Of
the three-day sessions ended last night.
Prevention Of Blindness group and the ophhamolog-
cal section the Medical Society up free testing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
All Fervor and Emotion

The well-built 6-footer "has a
very good voice." Art Rupe says,
but we haven't encouraged him to
polish it,"
He has q wide vocal range and
sings q combination Of tenor and
baritone. AS Art Rupe puts it, His
style is uninhibited. he's all fervor
and emotion. and he embellishes
every song with little grace notes
and EXPLANATIONS in the style of
gospel singing"
So. musically, Little Richard
hasn't progressed far from the days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
By HARRY BACAS

Little Richard. whose record Of
Jenny, Jenny" has teen-agers
rocking across the country. has
come a long way from the days
when he sang in the choir Of the
Church of God in Christ in Macon,
Ga.
He's come q leng way in terms
Of fame and money, at least. AS
far as singing style and musical
training go, he's still pretty much
the same boy.
But Pete Washburn of Arlington
(who introduced me to the talents
Of Little RichardD and thousands
of other young people like him the
way he is.
Little" Richard Penniman vas
born in Macon. He was one Of Is
children. Naturally musical. al
though to this day he has never
had any formal training. he sang
on Sundays in the church and on
weekdays at street corners. clapping
hands and dancing for pennies.
He left school early and joined
q travelling medicine show. helping
wonder hniment. Later he worked
in a carnival, dancing and singing
and doing q teeth act" He would
pick up chairs and tables in his
teeth while he danced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

menSe stable of stars and soon the
company dropped him. He got new
contract with Peacock Records. q
small outfit in Houston, Tex. That
didn't prove successful either.
Then a couple Of years ago he
made a tape on a borrowed home
tape recorder Of himself singing
and playing the piano. He sent it
to Specially Records in Hollywood.
a firm that specializes in rythm-
and-blues and gospel singing.
The company kept the tape. but
did nothing about it. From time to
time the company would get long
distance call from Richard, asking
when they were going to sign him.
Whenever he got enough money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Her Aunt Named Jenny

He started appearing in pictures,
too, He was in Columbias Don't
Knock the Rock" Twentieth Gen.
tury Fox's The Girl Can't Help It"
and is in a new one for Paramount.
Art Rupe met him in New Orleans
to record part Of the movie sound
track for The Girl Can't Help It."
1t was at that time that they also
recorded Jenny, Jenny"
The words for it came from q
maid in New Orleans. She had an
aunt named Jenny and gave Rich
ard the words for a song about
her. He added some more words and
wrote the music himself.
Richard. now 81, writes most Of
his own material. Many Of his songs
have been so catching-"Long Tall
Sally" ''Tutti Fruit" and Ready
Teddy"-that singers like Elvis
Presley. Pat Boone and Bill Haley
have made their own records of
them.
So far. Specially has used a
"hands of" policy on Little Rich
ard. letting him pick his own ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Wins Talent Contest

When he was 16. he won a
talent contest in Atlanta. Ga. spon-
Sored by a local disc jockey named
Zenas Sears. The top prize was
recording contract with RCA Vic
tor.
Victor had him record several
records of slow blues songs But ne
was pretty well lost in VictorS i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
TOP TEEN TUNES
Brings Bit of Gospel to Rock and Roll

for long distance call. he'd bug us
about giving him a contract" re-
calls Art Rupe. recording director
for Specially. Finally we gave in.
not so much because Of the tape.
which was pretty bad. but because
of the kids persistence"
His first Specially Record was
released year and a half ago. He
has had seven since then and every
one has found a place on the best
selling cards. Recently q topic
listing in England showed Little
Richards records in three of the
top places all at once!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
In the Middle of
on Island
Tony Bennett
NY Heart Reminds
Ne
49, Ca

of the Church of God in Christ
choir.
His piano playing is a dixieland-
gospel type. too.
Mr.. Rupe says "he violates all the
rules of piano playing-he's more
Of a percussionist than q piano
player-but with an artist Like that.
the less you do the better. We just
let him work 1t out for himself"
For news Of the latest popular
releases, see Bob Williams col
umn. TOPS in Pops" In the
Amusement Section Of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Whot Will ! Tell
Ny Heart?
Fots Domino
Get Acquainted
Waltz
Shoye Cooon

terial and whatever singing style
he wants. AS result. most Of his
recording sessions have been very
easy. Jenny Jenny" for example,
was recorded on only the second
"take."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

4-BEDR00M. 2-bath home. Wheaton
! section. silver Spring, Md. Reduced
70 Sl4p monthly. COLEMAN REAL
| NV 60 III nj I.I.l
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APARTMENTS WANTED
HOUSES FURNISHED

YOUNG MAN. 21, is looking for an
apt. TO share with another man
t21-cS). Call IA. 9-5S92.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
FEEL
THE
PLEASURE

LIVING graciousiy At minimum Of
expense II can be yours N these
suburban yet close in cooperative
ants Of flreprooi brick construction
No more oil the drudgery u a TOO
large house-yet all the comforts
OF modern LIVING, pius the convent.
enee ~ excellent bus service Phone
vs. for more details. IA 7.Ve7T o.
IA. s-6b7e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
3-BEDRM. DUPLEXES
ASPEN HOMES
IN
HISTORIC ALEXANDRIA
AT
RUSSELL RID. AND ASPEN ST.

Attractive family accommodations
with suburban atmosphere Three
bedroom, cupieX-type attached homes
with private front and rear en-
frances. picture windows and base
ment with automatic washer and
drier. controlled gas furnace with
hot-water heating system. modern
kitchen with electric refrigerator
with freezer space, gas-cooking
stove, garbage disposal; good public
transportation TO PertsgOn. Navy
Annex and downtown D. c. conven-
tent 70 shopping center, public ard
parochial schools and churches chill
dren welcome. play areas available.
complete maintenance services. Rents
from Sis TO SI42.JO For viewing
information, call Temple SSH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
Chevy Chase Rambler

Four--year-old custom bull, house.
on level site of almost 4. acre
Tweniy-six-foot living rm fsn,tIv
din;nT rm,. beautiful all-electrie
kitchen. 3 twin-size bedrnis ~
pains : closets and iRe family nm .
all on level; also. 37-u reer nm
maids area with bath; 2-car earaget
stairway 20 storage attic. shown
~, appointment only W. B.
WRIGHT. EN- $4,000 i'm @
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co-oP APIS. FOR SALE

Luxurious APT, In exclusive NV
foyer with MARBLE FLOOR. vcrS
large living room, dining room
MODERN Kitchen. g BEDROOMS
2 BATHS, beautifully decorated
DE $4,000. RANDALL II. HAd.
NER N CO. REALTORS, 1921
T,T1r1r
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I.sTORY OLD HOUSE & he'd
James c. Conley & Co.

a52a Georsia Ave JU. 9-4i34
ALExANDRLA-Nice 3-bedrm. semi
detached brick; convenient to every
thing; close in
I, ALEXANDRIA-Brick Cape Cod;
3 bedrms Many excellent features.
Ideal location. Si15 per month.
/. BELLE HAVEN - Very spacious
brick rambler lear garage; large,
modern kitchen: secs per month
TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTY
TIE. G-l4l5 q TIL, 2
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ROCKVILLE

BY OWNER. 5-bedroom rambler, full
bsrnt,. good SIZED yard Near school.
shop ctr Si3 500 JU s-a.ic
Continued on Next PageI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
Bethesda- Edgemoor

NEW HOME in this exclusive rloSe.
IN area. Beautiful brick-and-stone
Georgian Colonial, with Ice. foyer
reception hall. LIBRARY AND
POWDER RIM. 24-ft. iiY. rm., SPA
cious dining rm., extra-lge. mod.
electric KIT, The 2nd floor offers 4
space: storage attic: fun bsn1t.
With recr. nm, fireplace and full
bath; rear screened Soft. porch,
2-car attached garage, beautiful
lot, over Il acre. with trees; con-
venient 70 everything. Fairly priced
az S44 300. For the discriminating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
KENsINGTON AREA

si4'50o. 81: vacant and redec.
brick Colonial on large level lot
Cow to all schools. shopping anc
bus, Nice liv. rm.. din. nm. kit, I
bedrms. and bath upstairs. Full
bSmt.: near community swimminf
pool. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL. ..
zoos, ewes, WO. 6-46O5,
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
SPRINGFIELD-S310 O0
ParkWood-R Bethesda

sat By apt, Pietufe.book' CAPE
brick, with screened breczewav, at.
garage on quiet street. in neishbor-
hood known for. its beauty; walking
dist from public and parochiai
thesda Naval Hosp Just 0 "? Yrs. Old,
newly rcdec.; fine biz trees. excel.
landScapins. huge fiagstone patio
and barbecue ilrepl on Lee fenced
lot Liv rm with bay window and
tirepl sep, din. Ini, Kit, 3 .bedrms,
rm lust S.,150O with SIS, 90 cash.
bal FLA. Out Conn. TO Saul. left
on Saul TO Roxburv, left on RoX-
bury to ASIA RoXbury dr.. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

SILVER SPRiNG. sl2.950-Attrac-
tive 5.rm. asbestos shingle RAM
bier with full bsmt.. choice loca-
down. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64OO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

CHEVY CHASE. west Of Conn. ave-
Center-hall brick Colonial: spacious
rms. den and powder rm.; bed
rms. 2 baths. up; walking distance
to all schools Upper 30s. Call
WO. $4,000 til o pm EDW. H
JONES d CO.. INC. Chevy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

BETHESDA-Beautiful, new brick
rambler. over "a acre Three bed
rms, 2 baths, lge. rms: low 30s.
Fer appt.. AGENT. WO. 6-4l62.
BETHESDA-Newly decorated brick
Cape Cod in wonderful neighbor-
hood. Liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.. large
kitchen. bedrm. and bath on LIST:
bsmt. S1y.500. A. v. PISANI. Real
tors. OIL, A-7hnn I'll q
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DAWSON TERRACE

Atfr. 2-bedrm. apt. with balcony.
Ice. closets; ample off-5t parking
and storase space, conv 10 d. C..
and Pentagon; adults 2006 N Scott
ST.. Ari,. Va, ia. 5-05sl or IA. 2
4l42
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

RETIRED COUPLE would at this
cute rambler IKE 2 glove. Lge..
rooms. scr. pch.. awnings, storm
windows. $13,95O. A. j. KESsIN-
GER Dc CO., JU. 9-4544.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

JUST OFF DALE DR.-AlI-brk. bun.
galow with lge. storage attic, sen.
din. rm.. front pch., shade trees.
A cow. and attrac. property. Needs
redec. A: j. KESSINGER a. CO.,
JU 0-4544
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

ATTENTI0N!-Do you need a fne 4
or 3 bedrm. Colonial In the Mass.
ave. SECTION Of Md? Let us show
from $4,000 to $4,000. Ewes,
OIL. 4-3299: DISTRICT MARY.
LAND REALTY, INC, EN-. 2-82OB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
HOUSES uNFuRNlsHrp

coLoRED-NR.. BALL PARK
WALTER A. BROWN. lois Vermont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

COLORED - SGT INGRAHAM ST.
N.W.-Vacant 6-room brick Colo
NAL; IN immaculate condition
front porch. 2 scr. rear porches;
gas hot-water heat. Ideally To-
Gated near schools. transportation
ana shopping: Priced right. Open
Saturday and Sunday, 2 til q.
BLUE REALTY CO.. DI. 7-5S27.
C0LORED-UPPER 10th ST.-Brk.;
Oct; rms, attic, rec. rm. Many
extras; new cond.; might exchange
Also AS 6-rm. hse; new; baths. pow
der rm. Lot $50 It. deep. Nr. bus.
stores. etc. OWNER. ia. 5000.
COLORED-EXCELLENT NV. loca-
ton: 8 bedrms., : baths: in new
house cond. Excellent terms to re-
REALTY MoRTaAGE ( i 1NvE EST.
MENT CO.. Ma. S-34S0; ewes, AID.
COLORED-28 GALLATIN sT.-By
owner. English-style row brk. !:
three bedrms.. ga baths. attrac.
recr. rm with firepl.; reas.. terms
to suit. RIA. 6-1779.
CoLORED-4th AND PEABODY
CT approved, 4 bedrms, heated
porch: oil heat; garage. Top cond.
Near transp., churches. schools.
COLORED-1OI4 w ST. NV.
.S6.950-LOW CASH DOWN
Liv. rm,, din. rm., kit. down; 2
bedrms. bath up. h.-w. heat. Mr..
O'Hazza. TIE. 6-2430 MARSHALL J.
MAPLE CO, AID. 4-2005.
COLORED
Emerson St., East of 18th st.
Detached. all large rooms. Four
bedrooms, maids room and bath,
garage; price. SlS.500. $1,000 cash
required. Call Mr.. Shackelford, MA
$4,000; ewes. and week ends, JU
6-66OS. BOSS a. PHELPS. INC
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II-ROOM HOUSE on shaded hal
acre: LIST Moor. kit. dining rin.. iiy-
md floor, kit. living room, , iarEe
bedrooms and bath; oil h.-wh.
Garnett umberger. Call Gathers.
burg 59O-W-l3. RUSSELL 2. HOR-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

HAIF-ACRE AZALEAS and shade
trees surround this custom stone
| Cape Cod. Prewar built in Wood
side Park. 4 lRe. bedrms.. full bsmt.
listed. A. J. KESSINGER IL Co.
,JU H-4S44 '
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WOObSIDE PARk;---Just listed. this
3 most spacious bedrms., 3 baths,
gnest-size din. rm.. all-elec. kit.
with eating. space, scr. porch on
rear, fenced rear I'd. affords real
privacy paneled recr. rm. with
1 nseD and 3rd bath IN bsmt.. b.;i:
MID -3os 'uS For s sppt olf q p s.s IN n
CHESTER i. Keller - RE s51i 81.
~ 5-7ioQ; ewes, Mrs. Whitfield.
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NICE VIEW; Ia acres with coy s.
nm, all-modern home with stone
fireplace. 2 large bedrooms. storm
porch. full basement; 2-car garaRe;
implement shed. poultry house: all
planted with flowers, roses, grapes
ana fruit trees; outdoor fireplace;
level rich, fertile garden, sparkling
well water, nice driveway. near bus
Line. near Ashton, Nd. JOHN BUR.
DOET. Dial EyerpTpa1 A-2RAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

WHEATON VALUES and bed
rm. homes; choice location; low
down payment, Trades accepted.
GIDEON c. JOHNSON. VIII. g.
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ARLINGTON
DOMINION ARMS

333 S. GLEBE RID.
bedroom, priced az Sli9.50-
Sl45. See res. mgr. on premises. ia.
$500 or call SHANNON x LEcHS
CO. "a l4th St NV. MA S-2345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

Sl2,s2e 4Mas al ioan-~3-bedroor ni
hk. ramb.; lge. all-elec. kit. dishw.,
disp.,, plenty Of table space: firepl.,
fun bsmt.. storm windows, door;
fenced yd. M. schls.. bus. S1I3.50
inclS all. OWNER VIII a.anah
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AVE EsTATEs.

bier; bsmt.; extras. Assume ige. CT
loan. Only S195 down. Move in.
GIDEON C. JOHNSON. VII. g.
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GAITHERsBURG REALTY, INC

TWIN BROOK-Niee 4-hedroom
house Owner does not object to
Children: close 10 school. available
March /. 500 a month.
TWIN BROOR-Three- bedrm fur
rished house; excellent condition,
Fenced yard; S135 per month
FARM--l32-acre dairy farm: out
skirts OF Fred County. 26-cOw
Baltimore barn, nice house with
bath; 900 per month Pc. 2-o4i2,
Gaithershurg tOl.
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TWINBRO0K. $1,000; good terms
and fenced I'd; 3 bedrms., liv. rni.
with firepl.. dinette and kit, stove.
refer. and washer incl; walk to
bus. school. shoppine and pool.
DONALD z. YOUNKIN, Realtor,
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Classified Index 5" o.'.A Sc. '''.'." Listing.

O0U0Oy NsVss
TcsmbIins Tssros." Jehnny Mack
Brown. ll:oo-7
Sundoy P.M.
Duel AIibi." Herbert LON.
t2:3o-4
Twenty Thousand Ysers ia Sing
Sing" 1888. Bette Davis The
GeriIIo Msn." John loder.
l.3o-9
"vsssbo"d Lovs'." 1929. Rudy
VoIlee. 2:oo-5
"Hsidi." 1887. Shirley Temple.
2:5o-7
Three ss,snssp. 1916. Sidney
Greenstreet. 4;oo-5
"cisy Pigeon" ls4s. Bill WilIioms.
lo:3o-5
The Spisoi steiseess." 1916.
Dorothy Mcclure lEl5-4
"ciey Pigeon" 94e. Bill Willioms.
li:iS-S
"lnvisibIs Rsy." 1896. Boris kor-
loft. HAS,
Mondoy AN.
"Enehonsed April" 1885 Ann
Harding. lo.0o--5
Mondoy PM.
"Beeu Idesl." 1881. Loretio Young.
l.3o-5
"coayon Crossroads" 1855 Rich
ord Bosehor. 5 :o0-9
Wise Girl" 1898. Roy Millond.
"sea oueatin." 1916. Lowrenee
Tierney. ~ ;00-S
'Thst Ledy In Ern,ine." l94s Betty
Groble. il:lS-o
Crime Doetor's covrose." ls45.
Worner Bos,er II .20--7
Tuesdoy AN.
"GiIdsssIssvs on Broodwoy." le43
Horold PeoY. l0:0o--S
Tuesdoy PM.
"ponssr Lights" Jeon Arthur
l30-S
Once Upon Q Time" 1914 Cory
0ront. 500
"Thot Girl From PeSis." 1887 Lii
Pons. S.0O-S
"Desperote." l947. Steve Brodie.
ll.o0--S
Snort Girls Don't Tolk." l94S.
Viroinio Mayo. lll5-9
Lone Wolf Retusns." 1886. Mel
vyn Oouolos ll:20-7
Wednesday AN. !
"Mexieon Soisgj,e." loA2 L1oe
Evening star., 1957-12-08

The Helfbreed." 1852. Robert
Young. s:o0-S
"Destinotion Murder" ie4e. Joyce
Mackenzie. 1905
The Foxes Of Herrow." lS47. Rex
Harrison. ll:lSS
Weekend in Hevone." l94l. Cor-
men Mirondo. ll:20|
"Lewless Rider" Johnny Carpenter.
l2:3o-9
Saturday P.M.
"Piretes Of the Preirie." Tim Holt.
2:0eS
''Wyomins." 1910. WoIIoce Besry.
S:3O-S
'Stroaser on the Third Floos."
1870 Peter Lore. lo:o0-5
"StoIlion Rood." l947. Ronald
Reo9on lo:30-7
"A Bell for Adeno." lS4S. William
Bendix. ll:l@e
Let's Get kAssried." lido Lupino.
l2:3o-s
Evening star., 1957-12-08

Wednesday PM.
"Assie Appleby." Chories ForreIl.
3O-5
The Mea Who chssssd himself"
1850 Lee J Cobb. 500
Three Sons" 1889. Kent Toylor
S0O-S
"Aes Of Aces" 1888. RoIph BEL
Ionoy. 1905
wings Of the Nevy." 1899. John
Payne ll:l5-S
Thursday AN.
''Thirteen Wemen." 1852. Irene
Dunno. lo:Oo-5
Thursday P.M.
"HeevenIy Days" 1914. Fibber
McGee. l30-5
appointment in Berlin. l945.
George Sonders. S:oo-9
"feleen Strikes Beck" l945. Tom
Convoy. ~ :o0-5
"one Lost Fling" l94e. Alexis
Smith. ll:l5-0
Jungle Flight" l947, Barton Moe
Lone. ll:2o-7
Fridoy AN.
She's Got Everything" 1888. Ann
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-11

The West Ohio Gas company is
the latest corporate contributor from
this area to the Ohio Foundation OF
Independent colleges, it was an
nounced this week by DR.. Lloyd L.
Ramseyer, president of Bluffton col
lege and chairman of the foundation
Total in gifts received from Ohio
corporations by the foundation and
distributed to its member colleges
may exceed $750,000 for 1956-57, a
gain of more than 100000 over the
previous IL months. Additional gifts
received through April Is will be
included in the total for this year,
DR.. Ramseyer said.
Unless a contributor specifies
otherwise, all gifts are divided GO
per cent equally, and 40 per cent
according to enrolment.
Member colleges in the founda-
ton in addition to local Bluffton