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YOU MUST REDUCE up TO 6 POUNDS IN 3 DAYS. up TO
10 POUNDS THE FIRST Week. OR YOU PAY NOTHING!

foods you always enjoyed but with this
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

hoped to alternane with Wide,
Wide World.
Omnibus, to reprise the end
of-season developments. was
cast loose by the Ford Founda-
ton and its producer. Bob Sau-
dek, has been negotiating with
all three networks for the ST.
'5S season. NBC looked like the
best bet.
But GINS hardness in re-
signing-which is par for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
you EAT WHAT THE FANNY
EATS. WHEN THEY EAT!

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wary sponsor course this spring.
threw q monkey wrench into the
PROCEEDINGS. MICS prexy, Bob
Sarnoff. and No. l aide Bob
Kintner only recently returned
from q trip to Detroit to confer
with the giant corporations top
men.
Fall programming In the past
has generally been set by this
time. but rising costs and the
seasons heavy crop Of failures
prompted . reappraisal Of the
medium By agencies and spOn-
sors. The result has been the
longest uncommitted lineup Of
advertisers In years. - - -
To sum 1t up. GINS decision
to sponsor Wide. Wide World
is not only laudatory-but If it
helps return Omnibus. then it
should be credited in the pro-
gramming boxscore with a bril-
liant assist.
4
I only caught the first half
hour Of the second nighttime
Ray Bolger show Monday
(WRC-4), but what transpired
was notable improvement on
previous Washington Square
sessions. Not only did Richard
Haydn's presence help immense
ly. . but Bolger contributed o.
highly comic routine with q gal
who is bigger than Gleason
(Muriel Anders), and Q charm
ing romantic duet with Holly
woods Vera-Ellen. Boleer is q
tremendous solo and production
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
ON THE -
One Show.L Leads
To Another-Moybe
ON THE -
By BERNIE HARRISON

Yesterdays bulletin from NBC that General again
sponsor wide Wide World next should only
The enterprng programs staers and viewers bring
CLEAN or two to the gloomy headquarters Of Omnibus.
The belaed GIN decision clear way their
resolving Of the status of Omnibus which NBC at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

Yes, it's here ct lAstl
After years Of intensive
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even 10 pounds without
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Mailbag:
Just a minute, Mr.. Harrison.
So far as any of us can recall.
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SWAY ACTION MAKES "
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GOOD NEWS!
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Also Available in Under.ihe-Windo,o-27" High
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18
Eastern Stars
 Celebrate Their 5Oth Anniversary

Honored guest at the Golden Anniversary party Saturday eve ming of Alaska Chapter No. l, Or
 der of Eastern Star, was Emma Lyle, who gave an interesting ac-
 count of the first meeting held in
 August 1907.
 Luther Dunbar was toastmaster
 for the anniversary and special
 vocal music was provided by Rev.
 and Mrs. Willard Mecklenburg. "A piano solo was played by Di- ane Lee. Community singing was led by Mrs. Dunbar with Bonnle Hahn as accompanist. A floral presentation and gift were presented to Mrs. Lyle by the chapter.
 Letters of congratulation were read from Frances Haua of Flor ida, lMWGM of 1885; Central Grand Secretary Mamie Lander of Washington, DC; Bella Julian and Rosa B. Hagen of Seattle, and Neeta Sale of Hollywood, Calf. A special recording for the oc-
 casion was presented by Mildred Harwood, chairman of the cele- bration. It was message from
 Mrs. Florence Hummer, MWGM, who visited here last summer and who has travelled all over 1 the world since then, visiting other chapters.
 Decorations for the occasion
 were in gold and white, centering in a beautiful cake, shaped like a star and decorated in the appro- i priate colors. It was made by
 Ruth Reed, who headed the din- ner committee.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18
End Division Democrats Hold Annual Meeting

The Second Divisional Commit tee of the Democratic party held it's annual meeting last Friday evening at City Hall and the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 John McNees, chairman; Lester Bronson, vice-chairman, Carrie M. McLain, secretary treasurer.
 Outgoing Divisional Chairman Jack Blattler made a financial and general report.
 The regular membership of the Divisional Committee was elected, consisting of members from Tel Ter, Mountain Village, Kotzebue, Barrow and other villages, as well as Nome. A discussion was had of the general conduct of party business, fund raising, and the organization of the Dollars for Democrats" fund campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18
HaIyerson Congratulated By Geophysical Institute For Sputnik Sightings

Although obscured by clouds yesterday, a Russian earth satel- lite was spotted by MT. Olaf Hal verson this morning.
 "This morning was extremely lucky to observe it between five degree rift in the clouds" said Halverson. Tt passed little to the north of Nome at 7:28 a.m."
 The Geophysical Institute at College, Alaska, has sent Halver- son a wire of congratulations on the observations which he has sent to them daily. He has ob- served Sputnik six days in sue cessiOn.
 MT. Halverson provides this schedule for observation of Sput- nix: Tuesday, 7:33 am; Wednes- day, TBS am.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18
MT. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter

of the Weather Bureau, who have been stationed here for several years, are leaving this week for their new station in Greensville, South Carolina.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted. Jessie Smith, Ann Zweigle, Blanche Iotuk, Shirley OkbOak.
 Discharged: Louise Maakestad and infant, Jacob Okboak, Jack Marasovich, Don Keeluk.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy with snow flurries and easterly winds IS to 20 mph. The lowest temperatures expected to- night 25-30, and the high tomor- row 30-35.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18

Members of inc Order of East ern Star will hold their regular meeting this evening which will be followed by social hour.
 --Lillie Lewis. VIM.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18
Mrs. Fred Rohn
 Celebrates 3Oth Year With Polet's Store

Mrs. Fred Rohn celebrated her 3Oth year with Polet's Store last Saturday, having joined the staff in the bookkeeping department in 1927.
 During this period she worked in the store located on Front St. where Wien's, the Glue Pot and the Nome Nugget now stand.
 Following the fire she was em- ployed at the east end store and has been active in the arts and crafts store since the mercantile business merged with the N. c. Co. in 1947.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-18

Baby Girl Born 10 Zweigles
 A daughter was born yesterday at the hospital to MT. and Mrs. Ralph Zweigle of the ACS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
from dramatic collection many one-of-a-kind
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4 Noturol Groy Persian Lamb Joekets.
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5000
Ranch Mink stoIes. 5000
BIoek-dyed Persian Lomb Coat 5000
BIonde-dyed Muskrot Ccots. 5000
BIock-dyed Persion Lamb jackets
5000
MoonoIow-dyed Muskrot coots. 5000
4 NoturoI Groy Persion Lamb coot.
5000
Dyed Squirrel Cape jackets. 5000
4 Let-out Mohooony-dy Muskrot
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Dyed BroodtoiI Processed Lonb
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SilverbIu Mink Stole. 10000
4 NoturoI eroy Persian Lamb coots.
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BIock-dyed Persian Lamb Goats.
Mink Trim. 10000
Tip-dyed sheored Roccoor coots. 10000
Ranch Mink Stoles 10000
Sheored Beaver Jockets. 10000
4 CeruIeon Mink StoIes. 10000
BIock-dyed Persian Lomb coots 10000.
4 Royo PosteI Mink stoIes 10000
\ Let-Out Mohooony-dyed Muskrot
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Ranch Mink Copes. 10000
Dyed Squirrel Joekets 10000
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13

the police with the place looking
like this" his wife hollered at
him.
Comedian Will Jordan weighs
in with this weeks story about
our two boppers. They walk
down the street and stop to
watch a man with a pneumatic
drill.
Cray drums" says one crit
Iically, but where's the rest Of
the band?"
Mayor Wagner had lunch at
the Hawaiian Room the other
day for a charity affair and the
only person who paid him NO
heed was his bus boy. A waiter
asked the lad If he had anything
against the mayor. The boy said
he was against all mayors.
when, was in school in
OAHU" he related. Il had to
practice writing my own mayors
name. It had 81 letters in it and
I never did spell 1t right. Mayors
are a nuisance"
y II
AL Barker. who makes greeting
cards, laid OF 10 Of his house
poets last week and sadly ad-
mitted that short verses to
Mother or to sweetheart are nc
longer wanted by the card-buy-
ing public. What's wanted now
are those weird drawing or print
ed insults or mechanical contrap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
BRANCH DRIVEN

RI. 6-s666. 6ls MI. So, q. C. Line
81 Clinton. Nd. Take branch Ave.
Sc. (Rt.. 81 10 Waterloo Rd. Turn
Right Onto Old Branch Ave. tRt 3sD
p prEs,,I NJ to THssssE KisSle . r5se
FEATHER" Color. q. BETTY HUT
TON as Annie oakley. ANNIE GET
YOUR GUN" Color. 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13

which starts soon in Paris. Aft
ernoon" is expected to make
$500, 900 In France alone, and
currently is running ahead of
the money earned by "Trapeze"
and around the World in 80
Days"
y 4 \
Audie Murphy didn't have
much time in Hollywood after
his picture abroad before taking
OF for Colorado to promote his
movie Might Passage" Audie's
next will probably be The Way
Back" the sequel to his best
selling book and movie autobi-
ography, ITO Hell and Back"
The only thing holding uE
Pier Angel for Danny Kaye.
Merry Andrew" movie at Metre
is the fact that she is not a bal.
let dancer. The part calls for 9
petite Italian girl. They can
fake most things in the movies
and they always have Piers tor
and someone else's dancing feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
Linda Still Likes Ty

HOLLYWOOD. IN N Al
Shelley Winters is the girl most
likely to replace expecting mother
Jeanne Grain in THE Whole
Truth" with Stewart Granger,
Zza ZZa GabOr and George Sand
ers. 1t would be definite. but
Shelley doesn't want to go
abroad unless husband Anthony
FranciOsa can go with her. Pro-
ducer Jimmy WOOlf is hoping to
work something out. 1t isn't
generally known that Linda
Christian staged a big reconcile
alton scene for Tyrone Power in
Paris. Imagine her chagrin, when
she arrived. to find Mai letter.
ling visiting with Ty who re-
fused to see his ex-wife. They
merely. talked on the telephone.
Hedy Lamar, now starring at
Observation-Disclosures in THE
Female Animal" asked someone
in the VI art gallery to give
her a batch of her photographs.
But we haven't had you for a
portrait sitting and we have no
negatives" Hedy was told.
That's your problem, snapped
Miss Lamar.
They are trying to link TalIu-
lah Bankhead with a member of
the government in dear old Lon
don-because that gentleman's
wife took off in a huff and a
puff at a recent charity ball,
when he chatted with our dab
ling. And there was another
story that Tony Curtis was get
ting too big for his boots. But
this was literal, not figurative-
or vice versa. The sea boots he
ordered in London didn't fit. But
you can see how gossip items are
born.
Fred zimmerman gets back to-
day from scouting locations in
the Belgian Congo for THE
Nuns Story" which starts in
October with Aurdey Hepburn.
Audrey and husband Mel Ferrer
are of for New York, Paris and
Switzerland.
incidentally. Mel did tn e
choreography for the Charleston
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tons which have rubber bands,
springs and mouse-trap snaps.
\
Margarita Sierra, the Spanish
singer at the Plaza's Persian
Room, speaks practically no Eng
lish and. as SO often happens
with foreign stars, she writes out
her speeches Theoretically after
listening to them spoken to her.
One Of Miss Sierra's speeches,
forwarded to this pillar, goes as
follows:
dis is dificolt for mi tel yu
hau wonderful al fill in di Persian
Rum. 1t is laik a drim cum tru.
Fvi months ago al cam to des
country and di first pleis al visit
is di Plaza. All sit ruait hier and
al claus mi ais and al link maybi
guam dey al cum hair and al di
tain is may drim. Zank you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
Holly WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

number between Gregory Ratoff
and Ava Gardner in 1.-The Sun
Also Rises" That I have to see.
Ratoff, who has a heart condi-
ton. was afraid of the altitude
in Mexico City and commuted
daily from Cuernavaca which is
considerable distance away.
More on Ava. Her lawyers are
currently budding in Mexico on
the divorce from Frank Sinatra.
The final decree will be mailed
to her. Ava came into Hollywood
on a Spanish tourist visa. No,
she hasn't changed her citizen
ship. The visa has something to
do with her American tax situa-
ton.
Maurice Chevalier's movie ca
reer is booming call over again
because of his success in Love
in the Afternoon" His price is
double for "Gigi." with Leslie
CarOn and HermiOne Gingold,
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Corners and Shirley Hwy. One Mile
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ABiLENE." JACK HAHCNEY' s:Ss.
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SYLVESTER

Continued From Page Ass
name be withheld. Seems they
opened their summer cottage
last week and found the burglars
had rifled it during the winter
The place was a mess. The hus-
band picked up the phone to call
the police.
You're not going to call in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
ONE SUMMER
OF HAPPINESS"
CAPITOL HILL lave. Grand

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DRIVEN THEATERS
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Arlington

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Al 2. Plus wild PARTY." AN
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at 1890. Cartoon. Located in Arling-
ton on U. O. Route I. Just Over the
] Nth st. Bridge. Kids Free.
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7sszEE NE|CHBORHOO6 ekza ie;S
Films of More Thon Routine Merit

THE BACHELOR PARTY"-Paddy Chayevkys ndns
examination Of Of tribal rites.
DESIGNING WOMAN"-Lauren Baca and Gregory Peck in
romantic comedy with a sophisticated sheen.
I'LL CRY TOMORROW"-The alcoholic fall and heroic rise
OF Singer Lillian Roth, played by Susan Hayward
LA STRADA"-TOp Italian import spIendidy played
by Guiletta Masna Anthony Quinn
LUST FOR LHE"-Kirk Douglas Vincent Van Gogh in
dramatically -c0lOred distinguished film biography
MEN IN WAR"-RObert Ryan and Aldo Ray an authentic
and highly dramatic slice of combat in Korea.
MOULIN ROUGE"-The life times of another artist
Toulouse Lautrec played by Ferrer
THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS"-James a. Charles A.
Lindbergh in excellent recall Of his Paris fight
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-07
BY GEORGE E. PITTS

IT is INDEED pity that the popular and excellent
Nat King Cole show will drop from view effective De
cember IT. while other less appealing even dull and list
less shows remain televison Cole blames the Madl
Avenue advertising agencies for not working hard
enough to land him national sponsor. The agencies
blame the Southern market which, they claim will not
buy products that sponsor a Negro entertainer
Has anybody blamed the Negro and the SIG billion
market he represents? Has anybody blamed the flour
ishing Negro insurance cosmetics sausage and other
business that earn millions of dollars yearly? 1t the
businessmen persist haranguing and beyaching be-
the white won't sponsor Negro show, what's
wrong with them sponsoring one? | would venture a
guess that Negro businesses spend less than $4,000 week
ly advertising in all the major Negro newspapers coast
to coast They spend nothing advertising teevsion
If they cannot pick up tab single unit they could
very easily pool their and pay for Nat King
Cole televison show This would show at least that
the Negro himself behind Negro entertainers Until
this is done what you expect the white man to do?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-07
IS Baptist -

SConti2a - page u
IS vii 90 to Warrington and
camp on the doorsteps of the
Federal Court Building if need
be to express our confidence
and respect for the president.
A letter was also sent to the
u. S. Attorney for the District
of Columbia, expressing the
pain and horror suffered by
the leaders of the convention
in the filing of the false char
ges against DR.. Jackson. The
final word to the attorney was
that the United States Govern
ment ought ito leave the mat
ter of the National Baptist
Convention in the hands of the
representatives, whom we have
elected to lead u.s."
The meeting adjourned with
the full support of the group
pledged to DR.. Jackson against
the false charges filed in the
suit by the ministers of the
convention.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-07

doctor ordered for him. The
big question of the week, will
Benjamin go to the moon and
will Mary Ellen and Willie
Ruth follow? Girls, Charles
Hubbard says for you to be on
the lookout - for what we
can't say. The best dressed
boys and girls: Johnnie Stubs,
Eddie McElroy, Clyde Sims, Ii
nell Moore, Roscoe Williams,
James Coleman, Minnie Pearl,
Bette Guice, Charles Hubbard,
Margaret Norman and Joe
Gray. Cute Couples: The Eye
and Belva Stanford; Margaret
Brown and Billy Keeton; Bel
va Smith and Richard. There
are several couples around at
LANIER and HILL who are
planning great happenings dur
ing the holidays. -. REMEM-
Der GUYS AND GALS, for
the GIFT the perfect GIFTS
for the one you love, go to
MODERN ACCESSORY Shop.
located at 300 North Parish, in
the Paris Cleaners Building. /.
COME BY AND USE THEIR
LAY-AWAY PLAN. -.