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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03

and Mrs. Leo Coddington and fam
lily. Afternoon guests were Alex
Frazee, Blooming Rose, Mr.. and
Mrs Farley Savage, McHenry. and
Mr. and Mrs Deane Savage and
sons of Grantsville, Md
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Schlossnagel
visited several DAYS in Frederick,
Md. and Carlisle. Pa last week.
Mrs Clark Schlossnagel and Mrs
Louise Bond attended a District
Women's Work meeting at Dan
vile, Md. Saturday Mrs. James
Savage and Mrs. Joe Dewitt and
Mrs. Hamilton also attended.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03
Revival Meetings Continue

The series of gospel services at
the Mt. Lake Park Baptist church,
which began last Monday, will con-
tinue until October IS, it was an
ncunced by Rev. William G.
Rogers, pastor.
Rev B. Finney Bragg, of Cations.
vile, former pastor of the Baptist
field here, is the evangelist.
Special music is arranged from
time to time. Thursday evening at
8 o'clock a quartet from the Ev
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03

Seven were drowned in flash
floods in Missouri
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones
celebrated their first wedding an
,niversary at the home OF their
grandmother, Mrs. Mary john
son, 1546 NV 69th st., Friday
night, Sept. "a with a turkey din
ner and all Its trimmings,
This affair was attended by a
large number of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones friends and b few friends
,of their grandmother. Rev. and
Mrs. j. c. Murray, Theodore's
boyhood minister, was here from
West Palm Beach for the occa-
sion. The Jones were recipients
Of many gifts for which they
thank you.
/ Everyone left wishing Mr.. and
| Mr. Jones a bright beginning Of
another year.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
around the country"

dIOulu the country.
IT could be that the situation in
Little Rock has done some good
after all. It could be also, that
heads buried in sand become 6
little uncomfortable, and that
fresh air and light is necessary
'or clear thinking, especially on
question as crucial as desegre-
cation of our public schools.
If there is a plan, as indicated
ny the daily papers, I will allow
myself on small personal COM
ment - "It's about time" In no
manner can it be said that inte-
grafton in Dsde County has pro-
,eeded with call deliberate
speed" as set forth by the SUI
creme Court in its implementation
decision. It is true that official
heads have been buried in the
sand of seff-delusion, because if
the heads had been lifted even
one inch out Of the sand, deseg-
regation would be looking them
squarely in the eyes. The Faubus
incident has shaken the resisting
deep-South states into a reali-
zation of the true facts. A "wait
and see" policy no longer has any
validity.
hope that such a plan by the
School Board Is a reality. A plan
Is one of the first things neces-
sary to a reasonable and peaceful
adjustment to indignation. But
such a plan cannot, with effec-
tiveness and determination, be
put into effect at the drop of a
hat. Three years have passed
since the Supreme Court decision.
In that time no measure Of COM
munity preparedness has been
taken by school officials here in
Dade County. A plan is a neces-
sity, but community preparedness,
pretaced by q clean and firm
statement of policy by the school
board, telling the citizens that the
schools of Dade will obey the law
of the land and the DEGREES Of
the Supreme Court Is vital also.
And furthermore, I do not
think that in this particular sit
uation, any planning for deseg-
regation can be done only by one
segment of our citizens. All citi-
gems, white and Negro, must par
ticipate, through their leaders, to
make desegregation a smooth ana
peaceful adjustment.
We are reminded once again
that in the three years since the
Supreme Court decision, wait
and see policy has been taken by
our school board. No evidence OF
complying with this decision has
been given. A court case Is now
pending, brought by Negro pa
rents on behalf Of their children.
This legal step was taken only be-
cause no evidence was given by
the school board Of Dade Coun-
ty that call deliberate speed" In
desegregation was being taken.
And we are reminded also that
the School Board Of Dade County
has fought this court case up to
the present moment. But 1t Is not
too late. I trust that the school
boards plan Is a reality. And
whatever the influences that have
caused them to issue such state
ment, can only say-that's good
now let democracy start its
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
Beauticians to Hold
Revue and Tea

A note to remind you Of the
Beauticians Chapter Uunit No. .
Fall Coiffeure Revue and Tea,
Sunday, Oct. Is at Mary Eliza
beth Hotel. Don't fail to see the
beautiful and artistic hair styles
which will be featured by many
of our noted beauticians and
modelled by attractive ladies Of
our city.
This Is promised to be the af-
fair of the year.
Look for more news next week
about this coming attraction.
Mrs. Marian Muldrow, Pres.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Coleman
have returned from a two-week
vacation In Chicago, Ill. The
couple left Miami by train and
stopped over in Jacksonville for
four days visiting with friends.
In Chicago they were house,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cannon. Mr.. Cannon Is q
stockholders and chauffeur for the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
Along Freedoms Road
BY RUTH PERRY


There have been some people
who have thought, up to now, that
President Eisenhower was not
taking strong leadership in I h e
school desegregation question. /
must confess that ! was number
ed among these, because ] have
felt that Eisenhower's stand was
not firm enough and that his
leadership in this crucial socio-
logical change was too indecisive
fortnight, determined words the
other night, I felt great respec'
for our Chief Executive. It wac
not an easy thing he had to do.
But he had taken an Goth ~ wv
hold the Constitution when he be-
came president, and he assumed
his responsibility. I felt, too. that
President Eisenhower had de-
layed taking action on the Little
Rock crisis only because he had
hoped that the folly of Gov. Fau-
bus could be settled in another,
less drastic way.
THE CONSTITUTION
IS OUR ROCK m
We might hken the Constitu-
ton of the United States to
rock, standing firm and strong,
sunk deep in democratic soil,
withstanding all storms of insur-
rection, internal strife or foreign
intrigues. This rock has been
rooted even firmer in our land
by the blood of those who,
through the years, have died to
uphold it and keep it safe, and by
the tears of those who gave men,
bers of their families that this
rock might remain the symbol 1t
is. Our constitution is America.
and its strength is the source Of
our freedom and justice, and the
protection Of all citizens.
All true Americans feel this
way about our Constitution. We
know that our democratic form
Of government stems from this
rock-like structure, and that its
wisdom and protection reaches
out into each home in the nation,
into each region, and into each
state, to guarantee us liberty and
justice.
The use Of Federal troops be-
came a necessity in Little Rock.
It was a sad and terrible neces-
sity brought about by the folly
and expediency Of a demagogue.
BY this ill-advised action, Gov.
Faubus brought shame and dis
honor upon our whole country
and made a mockery Of the demo-
cratic process. President Eisen-
hover acted In the only way he
could-to uphold the Constitution
and the validity Of the Federal
Government and democratic
principles.
IS THERE A PLANT
This writer was happy to dis
cover through the medium Of last
Sundays News and Herald that
the School Board Of Dade has a
plan for migration. One official
who would not give his name
said, I'VE cannot bury our heads
in the sand much longer and pre-
tend this (integration Of schools)
does not exist. Many people who
feel segregation of schools can be
maintained need only To look
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
Broward
County
News
by
Walter sowe

To all juvenile members of the
oall Bearers Lodge: Meeting viii
De on Monday at pm. 1t is
hoped that all who were sick are
veil and back in school. Sick
members will call the conduc-
ress, Mrs. A. o. Henderson
III 3-2856.
James Bruton of Fort Lauder
dale celebrated his 21st birthday
Tuesday, Oct. l, at his home with
ais family.
William J. Jones of DANA cele-
,rated his 10th birthday at the
home of his parents on Sept. %.
Rev. and Mrs. E. j. Clark and
Rev. Joseph Clark of Carver
Ranches spent last weekend at
Perrine, where they attended the
Ministers and Deacons' Union Of
Atlantic Coast Association.
The Gethsemane Baptist Church
of Carver Ranches, Rev. E.
Clark, pastor, entertained the
Ministers and Deacons' Union Of
the Seaboard Baptist Association
last week. The meeting was well
attended.
Beauticians wanted at Flea
nor's Salon of Beauty, 4444 SW
nth ST., Carver Ranches, w e t
Hollywood. Phone YU S-9888,
Eleanor v. Bowe, prop. ,aa,
Starlight Lodge No. 542 meets
Friday, Oct. 4, 8 pm. at the Ma
sonic Temple on Pembroke Road.
All members are asked to be
present. Clarence johnson, w. M;
Hiram Ash, secretary.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05

William ]. Jones of DANA cele-
orated his 10th birthday at the
home of his parents on Sept. %.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05

James Bruton Of Fort Lauder
dale celebrated his 21st birthday
Tuesday, Oct. l, at his home witt
ais family.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
APIS. FURMIsHED-MD.

COLLEGE PARK bedrm., kiteh-
enette, dinette. bath; Sbb. LA
CoNGA APTs.. 94l2 BALTIC. ave.
10th ST., SILVER SPRING. on hill
breezey, spacious ground-1s ST
floor, l-bedrm apt, 3 exposures
ress JU 5-73SI
TAkOMA PARK SILVER SPRING
AREA -bedrm. apt. newly furn..
in mod. 6-unit for the diseTimi-
mating tenant; Sl05. EV. 4-732a
TAKOMA PARK-LarEe entire ST
floor OF house. furn. or unfurn +;
SOS, plus utils. 6795 Poplar aye
Come see. call JU. 5-5OS0.
HYATTsvILLE--Beaut. knotty nine
enc; kit. bath. utils.: pvt. entr
employed adults: ref. UN. 4-276i
ROCKVILLE. All W. Montgomery
ave.-l bedrm. Utils. furn. or
busiine. Adults Po, 2-334S.
MT. RAINIER-Llv rm., bedrm
kit. tile bath. shower. Incl. util.,
phone. 2 adults. 500. WA. 7-695S
TT. MEADE. MOL and Johns Hop
kins ab,--NEW. bedrm., iv. rni.,
dinette. kit. pvt. bath; Ice. sun
deck: $50 mo-, incl. utils. Ever
green 4-7hS1
Evening star., 1957-08-31
APIS. FuRMIsHED--p. Q.
tcoNTlNutpl


PARK RD. NV. facing Rock Greek
decorated, NO. 7-5ieS.
I16a COLUMBIA RID. N.W.--LRe.
2sbedrm, apt; COW. to transp. I;
nice adults. See mgr. on premises.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS--Restricted
apt. at New Hampshire ave. and
Emerson st. NV. Liv. rm., sep.
din. rm.. kitchen. bedrm. and tile
bath: completely furn. Avail Oct.
! % May ! at 500 per mo. A. G.
HOUGHTON a. SON, nc, l41s
OIL a-0474'
1900 9th ST. N.W.-2 rms, kitch-
$50 mo. IA, S-5472.
GEORGETOWN "A rms, porch /;
newly dec. nicely furn.; clean and
cool: unlimited park. FE. 3-2577.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-spac.
well-furn. 2-bedrm. apt; 4 girls
or yg. men: S125. SO. S-S004.
5000 N. CAP. sT.-Terr.. Q rms. I:
fast New Hamp. ave. trans. Stores
nearby. All utils. $40. "a. 9-S6lS.
ARGONNE PL. N.W.-Opp. the
Chalfonte. clean, nicely furn. end
n. apt. incls. utils. AID. 4-2g9O.
CONN. AVE, Shoreham Hotel area
-2nd A.. lge. hedrm., liv. rm..
lge. kit, nice bath and porch fac
ing park: conv. trangp. Sl16. NO.
7.S615, 1880 Woodley pl NV.
CAPITOL HILL, il5 Rumsey ct.
s,e.--Air-cond garage apt; bed
rni., pullman kit. and bath: BACH
elor or student. Ssh, incl, utils
Ii. 4-5s47.
sos MASS AVE. NE rooms,
Kitchen and bath: Sdb. utils. incl
Adults only Also bsmt apt: $50
BOILING vIC.-3 Ice. rms. cross
vent. nice furn., clean, painted I:
SS6 mo. incl. utils 10 2-22S1
CONN, mr. Garfield--Lge. 9.bedrm.
Suitable Z 70 4 girls; Sll6 per
mo OIL. 2-69:S0.
LOVELY APT. for or 3 nice girls
or couple; very nice Sc, neighbor-
hood; handy TO everything. All
private. Ldry. rm. with washer:
utils. furn.; 500 mo. 10. S-57f7.
MOD. DOWNTOWN FLEV. BLDG. +.
beaut. enc. and bedrm. apts.,
nice furn.. ideal empl. girls and
eples; sun deck. earaee: $40 up
lS25 T ST.. NV. AID. 4-027O or
TU. .-OlO5.
1864 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.--Lge.
nice adults. See mgr. on premises.
CONN. AVE.
bedrm.. liv. rm., din. foyer.
kit. and bath: all utiis.: elev. and
eWitchhoa un ORErA
Evening star., 1957-08-31

COLORED-LARGE. CLEAN FRONT
ROOM. TO emploved couple. 40
v ST. NV. AD. 2-5s53
COLORED-NICEIY FURN. rm. for
a respect. person. Pvt. home. Conv
transp.. upper NV some privi-
leges TU 2-6357.
COLORED-EYE ST. nr. N Capitol
n.T.-Conv transp.. sgle. So.
cple., Sll: kit. privils HU. 3-7243
Evening star., 1957-08-31
POULTRY. RABBITS, Esss |

BABY CHICKS, N. n Reds. 2 wks
MAXWELL. Lanham, Nd, Spruce
3-4346.
FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
plies. JAMES FEED STORE. 6io
K st NV. NE S-0OSe
NORTHERN BOB WHITE QUAIL,
per 100. LU. s-ss95, LU. l-46I4.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
HAWTHORNE HOTEL

Like 9 home away from home
Elev.. maid service 24-hr. PIX
Air-cond or window fans Patio
Sgle S10.5O up. dble. $3.50 I'D.
2l34 O ST. NV RE 7-4027
Evening star., 1957-08-31

CoLORED = NEWLY DECORATED
RIM. adjacent to bath, for em-
ployed young man. $40 VIZ. AD
Evening star., 1957-08-31
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

HAYWOOD. 200 acres. near Wash.
$3.50 cord. SP. S-2i35.
HICKORY or mixed hardwood. Also
lumber for sale. Call CIR. 3-2203
Evening star., 1957-08-31
APIS. FuRMIsHED-D. G.


262D 30th ST. N.W.-2-bedroon
apt. suitable 3 adults: liv. rm.
porcR Isasf diR aVsla5s' S%' sept es :crsi9s' sisS
For appointment, call OIL. 4-7179
40l6 GEORGIA AVE.-Newly dec.
transp. at Ifp,% az, paIERIn.; IRS d''Sna ad' Gem
tile home. RA. 3-2S2s, EN-. 3-342l
GEORGETOwN. cherryhtll Apis.
apt, s1i6: utiIs. incl. Mgr. Apt. :
ATTRAC. LIv. RIM, enclosed sleep
eiIitieS sns porGn reas pypSu pu BATH 7aa7as si' ia
202l PARK RID. NV Ice. rms.
bath and back porch. Entire Enc
Il. AID. 4-679l.
5111 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Liv. rm.
bedrm., bath; kitchen: linens
utils.; $l2b per mo. or S3b pei
CLIFTON MANOR APIS.
Newly decorated. attractive apts
floors, fi tiied q Tub 'TaS shower. sstm' rAr'ue'
EFFICIENCIES SOL
l BEDROoM $3.50 to Si0i
Excellent transportation. parkinS
space. AUTO ELEV.. 2f-HOUH
SWITCHBOARD. 2514 14th st. NV
AID, 4-2363.
1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-city apt: walk downtown
lovely llv rm,, bedrm.. kit. bath
and fover. SS5. incl. utils. ia. q.
4140. NO. 7-6I1I.
COLORED-PARK RD. N.W.--Oni
rIn.. kit. and bath; beautiful.
dec: reas. rent. RA. 6-3763.
COLORED-FOR 2 WOMEN, set
tied. employed. 2 rms. pvt. bath
liv. rm.: carstop at door. Very de
sirable place to live. ia. 9-076A
C0LORED-2 RMS. kit, bath
nice asedsr for 2 or .. S76 mo-; Sc Ii
COLORED-UPPER NV. AND NE
l, 2, 2 and rm, apis; also bsmt
apt: some unfurn. TU. 2-Si31
COLORED-STUDIO APT, $50
Attrac. lge. liv. rm. -bedrm. coTab
dinette, kit. bath: utils. inrn.
refined adults: one blk. 18th ST
EN- 1850.
COLORED-ea6I CHAMPLAIN ST
NV, nr. 18th and You SITS
rms: Tor adults S45 mo. Du
T-03l2. RA. 6-6639.
ICOLORED - WORKING GIRLS -
REM or. share apt: everything
furn.. twin beds. phone. washer
dryer. TV. Call any time. Ii. g.
06l1
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Emery Georgian Hotel

Aforementioned double rooms
with running water. near bath S24
weekly Single. with riiuing va.
ter electric fans. 81 so ard up
earden and porches 1879 O ST ~
COLORED-I5O7 YARNUM ST.
NV rooms. 81 and $40 Con-
yenientlv located Settled person
u -annA
Evening star., 1957-08-31
ALTURAS HOTEL

Single and double air-eond rms
24-hour elevator and switchboard:
din rm Transient 50 so day UP:
3-6ll6 1909 18th st. nv
Evening star., 1957-08-31
APIS. UHFURHIsHED-D. G.

as NEwCOMB ST Sc. Apt. I.
White Boiling Field area---2
rooms KIT and bath apt. ONLY
Wy 20 per mo Al shape. Mr.
l12t 18th ST. NV and 2 bed
rms. living rfns. kitchen and bath
We accent children.
APT. 2. e007 FAIRLAWN AVE. Sc.
bedrm living rm.. dinette. kitch-
en- and bath: tenant furnishes
elec S6a Avail. Sent TO- OIL
I-BEDBM. APT. NV. section. See
Supt.. al Somerset pl NV
1888 18th ST, NV bedrms.
living rm.. kitchen and bath .
clean reasonable rent, NO, 7-5354
NE sECTION--e rms. kit. bath :
S45 mo. same IN NV sec sax
mo curto Realtors. IL. 7-7s00
MAPLEw00D APIS, nr. Walter
2-bedrm. terrace apt. avail. Sept.
$50 80. utils incl 6asO Maple
81 NV TU. 2-a56s or TU. 2-O1O5
1883 QUEEN ST. NE. IL blks.
spacious snd 4 20 dunleS. DAIslru 4 isrSe
rooms. kit. new s-ft. refer, Biz
porch lsund' snd locker; for bal.
snse q lease: heat and b " for
after 6:3O. II 7-O2ee
Is 18th ST NE, across from
auiet well-kepf BLDG ist inor. Il
exposures s75. ntlls incl u
block transp MRS cox Mrr
Apt 26 End n center bids RA
~ 9Th ST. NE.-e-bedrm apt
$40, See ianitor. TT. 6-47IA.
VOC %oopwsEapw TE WORK = iioTuRos : slss \ e
rms. kitchen and bath. with spa-
rions closet and mirrored drs
$50 IN the wsil-kspt. 6a-unit,
elev BLDG, THE PLYMOUTH
1919 1lth At NV
1000 BLK. HILTsIDF RD. 81
Ice, -bedrm apt reas rates Mr.
Andrews, Coral Hills 10. s-sl1n
2 ms. kitchen dinstte. screened
porch. bath. 1875 18th Il. sc
2aib GREEN ST. s.E.-Apt. =. sI
mo W oYD r DAVIS Co. ma
Iiaa HlRvARD ST. N.w.-e-bsd.
rm ant with porch redec. STb
mos utlls incl Also one 2-bed-
rm. ant, S6h' res. mgr Ant -
EFFICIENCY AVN I-REDRM, APIS
IN modern elevator ant hide
tastcfnlly dec, tiled shower. conv
mr- Fr s.360a ~ ~ -"
wOODRJDcE. ME- rms. 2 b.r
entr yd NO. 7-354e after I ON
3.BEDPM.. e.HATH. unfurnished
apartment With maids rm. and
bath Al so75 Box 42i-L. star
itiS OAK ST NW.-Liv rm bed
room, hall, kit. bath and back
porch Nr transp. and shoppina
sa2 30 ,THF MUNsEY TRUST
CO. Real Estate Debt, ma.
GEORGETOWN = Charming little
house with beam ceiling, flrepi.
patio and expansive earden. DU
7-4s6s, MA, s-704p. after Monday.
CLEVELAND PKG rms. q bed
rooms; redec.. immac., spacious.
Fine transp Al corner Ofi-street
parking Adults. Si35 Wo.
6-60l0
1901 18th ST, NV, the Verons--
and 2 bedrmg.; air-eond.. eiev
bldg Res. mgr, RA. 6-3ob7. SAN
UBL Y. BOoYTY, INC.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
9th AND PEABODY NV.

Beaut.. bright 2-bedrm. apt. /:
mod. bldG.. $l00. so incl. utils.
Conv shopping center. churches.
theater and car line Res. mgr !,
Evening star., 1957-08-31
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WANTED

AND DENTAL STU
DENTS Of OeorRetown University,
desire rooms IN Georgetown, Glov-
er Park, Burleith and FnXhail
VILLAGE Call registrhr's once. FE
1-20n0 between 2 am. and 4 p,n
1hursday and Friday.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

beOl l3th So, NV, the Verona
bldg Res mgr. RA. 6-3957. SAN
UEL =. BooYTY. INC.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

1888 18th ST N.w.-Bus women:
single double rms. clean. peaut
turn; mod baths NO 7-012g
SLEEP ON FOAM MATTR., wake
up to music, clock radio, TV. refg..
grill. SS.SI4 ol47 p EX. 3-f,C33
Evening star., 1957-08-31
BELLEVUE
GARDENS
1888 NICHOLS AVE. S.w.
] Bedrm., Unfurn. $65 up
! Bedrm., Furn. -. 88 up
INCLUDING UTILITIES

Completely modern. large closets
spacious lawn playground bali dia-
mond for children and adults; one
fare zone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena - Answered the
Flute: $50 pm.
National - "A Shadow Of
My Enemy; $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark. Two for the
Seesaw" starts Thursday.
Ambassador - "Bombers B.
.52";: i:lO. $40. Sis. tbs and
9:25 pm.
Apex--"An Alligator Named
Daisy: /. 3:55, $50 and $50
pm.
Capltol--"Les Girls; il:l5
am. 100. 3:25. SOS. TAO and
o:45 pm.
Columbia - April Love-.
l1:40 am. lao. $40. 5:45. 7:45
and 9:46 pm.
Dupont-"Perri":: /. $50.
.4:40, $50. 800 and 1905 pm.
Keith's-"My Man Godfrey:
1i:45 am. l:45. 3:45. $50, 7.50
and 9:55 pm.
Macarthur - 1.-THE Spanish
Gardener: gas. sos and 1855
pm.
Metropolitan - ''Bombers B.
52": 1l:l5 am. lao. 800. $40.
TBS and Gas pm.
OntaFi0-"Raintree County:
$50 pm.
Palace-"Kiss Them for Me-:
1880 am. 1880. 3:35. SOS. TAO
and $40 pm.
Playhouse - Nights Of Ca
biria": ll:l5 am. l:i5. $40,
5:25. 1880 and s:35 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman: 1880 am. 1880. $3.50.
$50, 7:3O. $50 and 1880 pm.
Trans.Lux pal joey:
II am. l. $40. Sis. TAO and
$40 pm.
Uptown-"Around the World
in 80 Days: $50 pm.
Warner-"Seyen Wonders OF
the World: $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

for the Fred tNBCD WiIes.
The Ray Starks Fannie Brice's
daughter. Franz acting silly. -.
Rod Steiger and Beverly Hud-
son a twoSome. Gene Tun-
ney okayed the script of The
Jack Dempsey Story. Her.
miOne Gingold doing the town
with Tom AhrenS. David
Sehine and Hillevi ROmbin
back in the family fold. :.
The Clark Gables vacation in
Cuba. Ben Gage returns 70
radio. -. AGVA's Jackie
Bright organized hula dancers
and all other performers in
Hawaii; also franchised initial
booking agent in Tokyo.
Chief Justice Warren a
grandpa; daughter for the Or.
Stuart Briens. DeMille to
MIN the Churchill biog.
Did Grace Hayes. Peter Lind's
mother. wed Bob Hopkins? -.
Edmund Gwenn seriously all
ing, Allied Artists trying 70
sell their coast studio. asking
50 million for II. The Joe
Hyamses expecting. Harold
LLOYD fell. suffered broken rib
and dislocated shoulder.
u. Frank Freeman's son Pete
trying TO get Billy Graham To
play the minister in Para
mounts My Little Shepherd OF
Kingdom Come" Jack La
Rue and Anne Jordan called II
of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Ed SULLIVAN
Men and Maids, and Stuff
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

NEW YORK. ~ Rocky Mar
slano. Gene Tunney. Ben Ho-
gan and the old Chick Meehan
NYu football teams. il always
seemed to me. were the best
physically conditioned - and
mentally conditioned - entries
that ever came up 10 cham
pionShip tests. The Oklahoma
team that demoraliZed u. OF
Maryland a few seasons back
by racing through series OF
plays without any called sig
mails. qualified in this elite
group. On Saturday. Navy
proved again that top physical
conditioning always wins the
marbles in any game Of bodily
conflict. From the time the
Navy team took the field for
their pregame mass calisthen-
les. winding UP with that Bal
let Of the Pachyderms. you got
the message Of physical power
that was to grind down the
Army team. II wasn't a wet
field or soggy ball that beat
Army. because Navy used the
same field. the same ball. but
never tired.
Gene Saraxen's daughter.
Mary, honeymooning with
Matthew Ilnicki. Ethel
Merman's Happy Hunting
registered s3.2 million on
Broadway. q 100000 profit
from all sources. Gene
Kelly and Jeanne Coyne in step.
:. Julian Plowden. nephew OF
British atomic energy car.
married Judy RathvOn. Ed
mund Purdom ailins. "A son