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An official Of a major automo-
bile manufacturing company says
that the use of seat belts on all
American cars would prevent a.
900 traffic fatalities a year and re-
duce the number Of serious inpur-
les by half.
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FAUST THEATRE HAS
MAN ON FIRE"
SEPT. IS THRU Al

Coming to the Faust Theatre on
Sept. IS, win be the dramatic tri-
umph OF Bing Crosby's Man on
Fire"
Three acting personalities who
never before faced a motion pic
ture camera are introduced to
movie audiences in the MGM pro-
duction OF Man on Fire" star
ring Bing Crosby in his first
stranght dramatic role.
They are niger Stevens and
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GLANTON REPORTS
PHILADELPHIA PROGRESS

Wayne Glanton, 1922 Second
Av s., Minneapolis, Hennepin
county auditors office staff mem
Der returned late in August from
Philadelphia where he attended
the Shriners national meeting.
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DoCKNfAN JEWELERS.

Doccman reputation
specialists White Diamonds guaranteed perfection
quality your diamond within
thoroughly satisfied bought direct
porer thereby saving
carrying charges
their ad in this
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You can rent that extra room
by inserting an economical clas-
sified ad In this paper.
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The most ridiculous suggestion
on the Arkansas situation was
that of Gov. Foster Furcolo,,
Democratic governor of Massa-
chusetts that governors get to-
gether to explore the method of
getting Faubus off the hot seat.
Any governor who seeks to re-
move Faubus from facing the full
impact of his defiance of the
federal government only adds his
weight to diluting the respect for
the supremacy Of the law Of the
land. This was the opinion Of L.
Howard Bennett, Minneapolis
NAACP's president to this coll
umn's query as to what he
thought of Furcolos move.
The FOsSum- Garfield Fund
got a letter with a 500 check
in IL because an Out-of-town
subscriber TO this paper, Carl
Ryan, Jenkins, Minnesota, sec
retary-treasurer of the World
Peace Association learned by
THIS PAPER of the citizens
campaign for the benefit of the
widow. wife and children of the
dead officer FOssum and the
wounded Mill City policeman,
Garfield.
As soon as Mr.. Ryan read his
copy of this paper Friday morn
ing he sat right down and sent the
committee his personal check for
500!
Mr.. Ryan, a valiant fighter
against racial and religious big
otry is nationally known and re-
spected as a battler for justice
and equality. He has helped the
NAACP by distributing thousands
of powerful printed pieces outlin-
ing the mistreatment of the
southern Negro.
Mr.. Ryan and others are a con-
slant reminder that there are far
far more good white people in this
nation than there are bigots.
Negroes everywhere every now
and then ought TO think soberly
about this cardinal fact and not
as they often do, descend to the
level Of the racial bigots by
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The HIGH and
LOW DOWN
CONTINUED from page u

tin Luther Simmons continues "to
grow" on his charge.
City sIicker: The Two Towns
are talking about the slicker who
palming himself off as a repre-
sentative of EBONY had localities
all excited about seeing their
mugs in the slick paper mag.
Said sIicker had local photo
graphers taking pictures up
breeze and thought he was suck
ering in one business man into a
$500 deal
Tip-off on the guy was that he
had lost" his EBONY credentials
and was carrying around an old
beat-up Pittsburgh COURIER
press card. Another tip-off was
that he kept referring to former
JET Magazine staffer Dan Burley
as his boss-when many informed
persons knew Burley hasn't been
connected with the Johnson publ
cations for monthsl
Said sicker was wined and din
ed and fawned upon until one host
got suspicious and called johnson
Publications in Chicago. He was
told that the EBONY editors had
never heard of the guy.
All you folks who thought your
pictures were going to grace
either EBONY or JET are just
outta luck. SO far the only finan-
cial casualty of any consequence
was a club in st. Paul which is
out about SIS in cash and other
services.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S495 DOWN - $500

APT st. Anthony: rooms and
bath. New gas space heater; COM
pletely re-decorated and recondi-
toned. Call CA. 5-4527.
NAGEL REALTY CA. 6-I1S5
R-7
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Negro DFL leaders are private
" blaming Willard Jones of Min
neapolis for quietly urging the
YDFL not to cancel Sen. Frank
Church's appearance in Mime
sofa, They say Jones talks one
way when he's around the breth-
ern" and another way when he is
is with others. There's no place in
Minnesota politics in either party
for either Young or Old 'Uncle
Toms" the politically-minded fell
lows are saying.
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FOR SALE Used adding ma
chine: Burroughs, $50. MI. 6-4423.
ITS N. Milton. RI
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Wayne L. Wilson ST., 1913
ST. Anthony.
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BY LOUISE rnoMAs


George Matthews and Bonnie
Fowler all keeping a close check
on how their wives were or were
not following thlr Instructions on
how TO bowl"
Bowling Is funi Participating
and viewing. just ask Howard
Barrett and Howard Gunnells who
teamed up on the last row Of
seats hbitizing "just for fun"
The show must have been good
Now for the facts and figures:
Coleman Loan took all three
games from Grove Finance.
Jlmmy's DIX won two from Cen
trial Loan. Brooks Funeral Home
downed Ted Bles two TO one.
Cooks dumped Jansen Liquors
for all three High three game
total team Coleman Loan, TIA
High individual, one game;
Marie Matthews, 1876. Brooks;
Mary Russell, 1888, Jlmmy's DIX:
Dawson. 1876 Grove Fin
nance ,Ceola Webb, 1853, Ted Bies;
Starr Sheppard 1853; Coleman
Loan; vcrnice Barrett, 1854, Cen
trail Loan; Baretta House, 1914,
Jansen Liquor; Lorena suthern,
1874 Cooks.
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4 BEDRM. HOME
EXCELLENT CONDITION
JUST LIKE NEW
VACANT - MINED ROSS

JUS LINE We"
VACANT - MINED. POSS.
Reasonable On. Payment
Iglehart, 932-Consists of long liv
r, din. rm., buffet, extra large kit.
with lots of new oak cabinets,
formica top. bedrms., bath, -
Alum. windows, fun base, oil heat,
laundry trays, auto. W. htr, gar.
3 BEDRM. HOME
MINED. POSS.
Iglehart, 733-liv. rn., din. rm.,
modern kit, one bedrm. & bath
LIST floor. 2 large bedrms. up. -
Ample closet space. Full base. H.
A. 1T, garage, large lot.
Be sure, sure to see these homes!
MI. 4-e657 MI. s-2793 CA. 2-20s4
P. {. Fooshe CA. 2-2545
Ri
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- NbUUT INC bUbIHWB8 FIFFFiS w
ny MAURICE HAYNES

Mckinley elementary Marshall Leroy
Bethel College prepare the ministry
graduating in 1916.
In the meantime he employed by the Ober Boys Club;
job he held for three from jantor to athletic director
many there
valuable socially and
Because driving ambition be his own boss Leroy found
satisfaction the subsequently held This
the which marked the first time Negro hired
which located
where Hobbs Nash is today.
1850 Leroy decided study barbeng gaining
quick skin sefemploymnt He attended Leeds Barber school
completion the his first barber shop
1851 243 Rondo.
This decision has steadily
At his present location Central associated
with Arthur Rnehart the and friendly team
1887 North Central Baptist Church. 454 Rondo
organized with Leroy church organized
biblical that all
mankind children brothers
wife Katherine also graduate Bethel College active the
church pianist Sunday School teacher The Gard
have children, Leroy Jr, 10. and Sharon eight
THE class Snack Shop" Leroy
nded "and l decided to go into that field"
The Snack Shop Beverly and three
well qualified mattresses.
LeFsoys Shop Avenue
AAE church The Gardner the touch King
The booming bursting the
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YOUNG MOTORS, mo

Originality written the elegant sweeping lines of the
Edse display at Young Motors Inc 214 W. Fifth St, st
Among the features and the which i'm
Edsels Teeouch drive Both hands
the steering wheel while touch button the wheel hub
smoothly electrically the Edsel shifts itself Young
Motors, and tell them told you.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED Apartment. 49,
Four rooms and bath. Vacant. --
Carroll Ave. Children OK. Pros
pect 6-2757; IVanhoe 1886.
Ri
APARTMENT FOR RENT. IN
furnished. 645 Aurora.
Lower duplex. Unfurnished. 623
Aurora. MI. 4-7404. RI
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BOWLING ETIQUETTE
(FrOm WIBC Bowlers Manual)

AFhhth WIN Nb""AH ""hut@j
Since etiquette and sportsman
ship go hand in hand in any sport,
the etiquette Of the game should
be learned by the beginning bowl
err along with the fundamentals Of
the game.
The league bowler Is usually OBJ
servant of the etiquette OF the
game; II Is claimed you can al
ways distinguish a league bowler
when she Is practicing In open
play.
You can note her natural in
stinct 10 abide by all the rules and
nieeties OF the game. even when
practicing although the rules are
"unwritten laws, the true sports
man win follow them at all times.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
Well, Why Not?

NEW YORK.--Why don't they
put that Mideast issue on the
Mike Wallace show and get il
over with? The Jewish Post
asks: What About Orthodoxy
and Space Travel? A DIR.
Keast of San Rafael, Calf, will
hold his breath for eight min
utes on the March 3 ABC-TV
You Asked For It." Funeral
services. if any, will be broad
cast by the same network.
Ray Barrett knows why the
Yanks got Bobby Shantz. They
didn't have anybody small
enough for Phil Rizzuto's old
uniform. Bobby Condor Won
ders why, now that the Mad
Bomber has been caught, Con Ed
keeps digging up the streets
looking for new bombs. At
the Fontainbleau in Miami
Beach. Ted Howard picked up
the phone and asked for Mr.. Di-
Maggie. What initials. please?"
asked the operator. / guess
it's all right to televise horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

racing. but what does Ben Gross
know about handicapping?
Nat King Coles new album,
after Midnight" is the best of
Nat at Mats best.
x X x
The Long Island Rail Road is
now using verse slogans on its
bridges like stop Tootin'. Start
Commutin'," AS an old rider I'd
like to submit Take the Air.
Lower Fare" and Nothing Finer
Than Travellin' by Liner" +.
Vincent Lopez, who has his own
music publishing house, got a
package marked: do not de-
stroy. Not manuscript" .
Brrr. Inc. is at 259 Columbus
Ave. :. A guy at the Left Bank
has already celebrated Washing
tons Birthday by chopping down
eight cherry brandies. l saw
one of these NY. Giants 200 hit
tiers shaving on that TV COM
merciai. Kept missing -hM face.
+. Jane Morgan. singer in the
new "Ziegfeld Follies," is &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

companied on the tryout tour
by only five poodles. Have
you tried to buy a pair Of plain
black socks? All socks now look
like automobiles. Milton
Berle had a very efficient bell
hop in Las Vegas. The kid took
his wallet right to the game
room.
How would a handsome, ro-
mantle columnist get introduced
to MOnique Van VOOren, the
singer at the Maisonette? i.
Headline: Living in Sin Not
Deductable." Not even as enter
tainment? Eddie Condor
bought a clock from a hopper.
The bird comes out and says
Crazy Tonight is a good
night to listen to the album
Ella Fitzgerald Sings the
Rodgers and Hart Songbook. :"
ANY night is a good night for
Ut Pete TarO's Velvet Club,
which has a clientele of models.
has high fashion model so thin
she wears suspenders to hold
up ner girdle. The trend:
Yesterday Joe LeibOwitz of Mon
arch Records auditioned a mere
80 calypso groups. Disk
jockey Murray kaufman knows
a bus driver who's going to a
psychiatrist. He found himself
slowing up at bus stops.
There's a new medical plan
which promises to cure you by
mail. You just send a sulfa-
addressed envelope. Why
don't they teach Lawrence Welk
to count to 4?
Shows you what a movie can
do for your career. Albert
Schweizer struggled along for
years, finally starred in a movie
and now he's famous. :. Woody
Allen knows how Charles Van
Doren got so smart. As a kid he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
School Guild to Mark
Anniversary at Moss

The Sacred Heart School
Guild will celebrate its Goth an
niversary with an 8 am. mass
tomorrow in the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart. Sixteenth street
and Park road NV. followed by
a communion breakfast in the
Kenesaw Cafe, 5000 Sixteenth
street NV.
The Right Rev. Msgr. E. Je-
rome Winter. pastor. and his as
sistantS, the Rev. Michael j.
Farrell, the Rev. Joseph j. Mum
dell and the Rev. Vincent S.
Cato, will be guests of honor.
along with the past presidents of
the guild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

read all the classic comics. .
They say that Presley records
are on the decline but the Hess
Bros. store in Allentown reports
that the new Elvis lipstick called
Always Keep Me on Your Lips"
selling like records.
-. When Lionel Hampton and
Dimitri MitropolOus did their
concert together, Hamp called
Mitropolous Pops" and Dlmitri
called Hamp Maestro" !.
Kent Harlan is forced to wonder
if anything ever happened to
Something Smith. Today's
joke on rich Texans: One of
them wanted to hire Hal March
to hand his kids their allowance.
/. Overheard at the Red Car
pet: Il like my wife's cooking.
It's so bad we never have
company"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

must find their way out in the
dark at the time the actors are
coming through the various tun-
nelS to take their curtain" calls.
To avoid the hazard of collision.
the actors are told, you will
please use the left wall, Mr.. So
and-So Gas distinct from "the"
so-and-so) will be exiting along
the right one"
Ann Chodoff, in the current
Dream Girl" not only CO.
operated to this extent, she even
went so far as to help one critic
find the fastest door. Nice girl,
as well as a corking actress.
x X
FURTHERMORE: Mickey
Rooney, indifferently employed
in the movies of late after years
of being one of their busiest
players, has a big role coming
up. This is the lead in Budd
S c hulberg's What Makes
Sammy Run. Which should
be recalled as the story of what
Hollywood was like when Mickey
was boy actor. :. Ingrid Berg
man continues to win laurels for
her "Anastasia" performance. :. !.
She has just won Look maya
zines best acting prize. -. With
Rock Hudson taking male honors
for his Giant" performance. :.
For which he is an Academy
Award nominee. Are you a
sneak preview addict? There
is one coming up next Wednes-
day night at the Ontario. :.
Where The Rainmaker" with
Hepburn is playing to
the kind of business that pro-
phesies long run. Friendly
Persuasion" begins a run at the
Colony theater next Thurs
day. Opening tomorrow at
Loew's Capitol: "Oh, Men! Oh.
Women!" with David Niven.
Barbara Rush and Ginger
Rogers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

IlOluOut 10 capltulate TO The
screen. Hollywood importance
her for years only to run into
Miss Cornell's invincible loyalty
to the theater. True, she die
make one film appearance but
under the exceptional circum.
stance that she faced the came.
ra in but one brief sequence oil
a special picture.
This was "Stage Door Can
teen," a kind of celluloid monu-
ment erected to the memory OF
one of the wars most warm
hearted service centerS, set up BY
the American Theater Wing. AS
one of the Wings most hearty
workers. Miss Cornell could not
say mo" to such a film project
To all others, she voted mega
tives only.
AS in the case of her play
productions, Miss Cornell's Can
dida" will be an independent
project. AS the only actress
manager of her era, she and her
husband, Guthrie McClintic
have always so operated. They
will do so again on the picture
which will be made in England
next summer, undoubtedly with
an otherwise all-English cast al
though that remains to be
settled.
With Miss Ethel Barrymore
exclusively involved in pictures
and Miss Helen Hayes last APP
pearance having been in one,
"Anastasia.' the dearth of plays
for the stages first ladies be-
comes acutely visible.
* X x
MEMENTO: Among the treas
ured souvenirs of this drama de-
partment, there is a certificate
of merit which testifies to Miss
Cornell's reluctance TO go a
rowing among the entertainment
mediums.
1t goes back to the early 40s,
to a late summers day when the
American Red Cross decided it
would ask Miss Cornell to appear
on the program initiating its
annual fund drive.
The question was, how to get
in touch with Miss Cornell. 1t
called the drama department,
which. by chance, not only knew
that Miss Cornell was at their
place on Martha's Vineyard. but
also the crossroads store tele-
phone number at which mes
sages were left for her.
The drama department, which
feels very chubby toward the Red
Cross, expressed its doubts that
Miss Cornell could be lured from
her attitude of no radio appear
ances. For being wrong ON that
but right about the telephone
number, it received that fall a
certificate of merit. Rather mi
nor merit, one supposes, but the
certificate is no less cherished
fer that.
TRADE SECRET: The mani
fold courtesies which Arena
Stage extends to its patrons also
reach out to include critics
and in a way unique so far as
this desk knows.
Actually. one detail of each
productions direction makes
specific mention of critics. This
one grows out of the fact that
the reviewers. collectively. must
be the first ones out of the
theater if they are to meet dead
lines.
They flee with the final fall
of the lights which means they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
THE PASSING SHOW
Miss Cornell Decides
Make That Movie
BY JAY CARMODY

There think fallen
tween the mediums of entertainment.
The final piece of evidence week Miss
Katharine Cornell make movie Shaws Candida which
something of classic only authors shelf
repertory of Miss Cornell.
Among great theaer Miss Cornell is the last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Boyce III Of Glencoe. Md.
have been the only winners Of
the Jenkins Challenge Bowl.
donated by Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Jenkins. jr.. to the
pony jumper champions own
er but the only young man
who might have a chance of
retiring q trophy is Richard
Zimmerman Of Laurel, Md. He
already has two legs on the
Capital Airlines Trophy. the
grand championship Of the
show. He is again showing
both Pinocchio and Nut
cracker. Pinocchio won it in
1854 and Nutcracker won it
last year.
Judges for the show, which
opens at $3.50 EST Friday
morning, are Mrs. Walter D.
Fletcher of Charlottesville;
Mrs. Henry Obre of Monkton,
Md; Mrs. Paul Fout Of Mid
dleburg and Mrs. John B.
Hannum of Unionville. Pa.
Mrs. Henry T. Mcknight Of
Vienna. Va. is the American
Horse Show Association stew
ard. and DR.. Herbert Howard
OF Leesburg is the official
veterinarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Club to Install
New Officers

Next years officers of Len
FAINT Business and Professional
Women's Club of Washington
will be installed on Tuesday
during a dinner meeting at
the Kennedy-Warren Hotel,
1888 Connecticut avenue NV.
They are Mrs. Leah B. Bill
Ter, president; Miss Naomi
Nelson. first vice president;
Mrs. Lorraine Werrla, second
vice president; Mrs. 'Stell EN-
inert, recording secretary; Miss
Rose Cushman, corresponding
secretary, and Miss Amanda
Godberson. treasurer.
Miss Marguerite Rawalt, i'm
mediate past president Of the
National Federation Of Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs, will serve as installing
officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
CIRcLINc THE COUNTRYSIDE
Loudoun Pony Show
Next on Schedule

entries from Virginia. Mary
land and the District. with 400
entries already listed in the
breeding. small pony. large
pony and junior horse divi-
SionS.
The pony breeding classes.
which had a day of their own
until this year, have been in
corporated in Friday morn
lng's schedule. For those who
have never seen the little pony
mares with their tiny foals,
Friday morning will be an
endearing eye-opener. The To-
cal classes, confined to Lou
doun County children and to
ponies which have not won
more than three blue ribbons
in a recognized show, is al
ways a popular division.
A leg on the Robert T. Cor
bell Challenge Tophy, which
has to be won three times for
retirement. goes to the winner
of the most points in the local
division. Wendy Whitney OF
Middleburg and Washington.
Patty Godfrey of Paeonian
Springs, Mrs. Iselin of Middle
burg and Nancy Orme Of Lees
burg all have one leg on the
trophy.
Nancy's mother. Mrs. Edgar
j. Orme. jr.. is president Of
the show. Other officials are
DR.. James T. jackson and Mrs.
S. H. r. Fred, vice presidents;
Mrs. Michael Smithwick. show
manager. and Mr.. William
Peach. secretary and treas
urer. This Woodworking group
turned over $500 to Loudoun
County Hospitals general fund
last year.
GOdfreys Donate Trophy
The Arthur Godfreys donate
the Loudoun County Hospital,
Inc. Challenge Trophy for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
It's Organization

Travel expert Carol Lane
says packing is "a matter of
simplicity and organization"
Miss Lane advises: % List
everything you need and paste
it inside the case cover; (2)
check of each item as you lay
1t on the bed; CD start pack
ing the heaviest articles on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

the bottom. opposite the case
handle; % group related
items together, cosmetics in a
cloth case. underwear and
hosiery together ETC.; go roll
sweaters lengthwise. Army
style. and place tissue paper
in folds of skirts and blouses;
go fill in empty spaces with
lighter. more plant articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
By DOLORES PHILLIPS

MIDDLEBURG, Va.-There
Is q gay week end ahead for
the children who will show
their ponies and horses in the
Loudoun Pony and Junior
Show on Friday and Saturday
at Glenwood Race Course near
Middleburg.
Most Of the youngsters pony
shows have some sort of party
connected with them but the
Loudoun chow committee
works as hard at entertaining
the small exhibitors as the
children work in the ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tener
are having a supper party on
Friday night after the last
class. Their guest list includes
every child exhibiting, and
every child usually brings a
lowering parent. Last year, the
Teners held the after-the-
show Saturday night party at
their large and lovely home on
the Zula road between Middle
burg and The Plains.
Penny. the youngest Of the
Teners. is a seasoned lead
liner while 10-year:old Tena
and her small pony, Mush-
room, are becoming a familiar
sight in the local show rings.
Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin, jr., is
giving the children'S Saturday
night party this year at her
Wolverhill Farm on Foxcroft
road. Mrs. Iselin's two grand
daughters. Anne and Betsy
Morgan. are veterans Of the
Loudoun Pony Show. This year
they are riding Mrs. Iselin's
Craven Bantam. Cross Wind,
and Whiz.
Biggest of Its Kind
The show, biggest Of its kind
In America. seems to be draw
ing a vast number OF young