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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
U. 5. Pulling
Battalion Out
0fLebanon
First Marine Unit
Ashore to Leave
As u. N. Meets

BEIRUT. Aug. IL tAP).-'
The United States is with
drawing one battalion Of Ma
rines from Lebanon at once.
Sweating Leathernecks of
the I'd Battalion of the I'd Dr.
vision began moving their
heavy equipment to the beach
shortly after the announce
ment today. They will begin
embarking early tomorrow.
Saeb Salam, rebel leader in
Beirut, said he welcomed "this
symbolic step" but emphasized
1t fell short Of rebel demands
for a complete withdrawal.
First Unit 70 Land
The I'd Battalion was the
first United States unit to land
July is at the request Of Presi-
dent Camille Glamour, who
feared a pro-Nasser uprising
similar to the one that over
threw the government of Iraq
July IA.
Admiral James L. Holloway.
commander of the $4,000 United
States Marines and troops in
Lebanon, announced the with
drawal. He indicated this was
the beginning of the pullout Of
United States forces.
TN Washington, the Navy
said today that the I'd Bat
talon would remain aboard
ship" in the Mediterranean
area after being re-embarked
! in amphibious force ships Of
/ the 9Th Fleet.
Diplomatic officials In
Washington said the battal-
ION Is the only unit sched-
uled for withdrawal under
present plans0
Affects U. N. Session
The American action was OBJ
viously intended to influence
the debate on the Middle East
beginning tomorrow In ar
emergency session of the United
Nations General Assembly. II
was expected to strengthen the
United States political position
The Soviet Union. President
Nasser'S United Arab Republic
and other Asian and African
nations are demanding the i'm
mediate withdrawal of thu
United States forces from Leb'
anon and the 5000 troop
Britain has sent to Jordan.
Admiral Holloway'S Statement
said the I'd Battalion - thu
! l,700-man force that arrivet
Ifirst-will begin re-embarkinl
from Beirut beaches at Z am
tomorrow.
Recalling a promise by Presi
dent Eisenhower that the Unit
ed States forces would remain
only so long as desired ant
needed, the statement said:
Admiral Holloway, after dis
cussions with President Cha
noun and the chief of the Leb
anese armed forces, Gen. FuaI
Chehab, agreed with Lebanes
authorities that there has bee
a material improvement in Tia
internal and external securt
situation of Lebanon"
tThe President approved
the troop withdrawal late
yesterday, according to Pres
idential Press secretary
James C. Hagerty)
The Marines were rushed I
Lebanon by units Of the Unite
, States 9Th Fleet after pro
Nasser rebels overthrow Kin
Faisal in neighboring Iraq an
proclaimed a republic. TIL
United States Government
feared that the Lebanese re
! gime-embroiled for nearl
three months with an indeci
See LEBANON, Page A
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Daring U. S. Message to Arobs Is Seen
Needed in U. N. Poss AS
sembly meeting which resumes
in New York tomorrow, told
newsmen of the plan as he
boarded his plane at National
Airport.
He said he planned to check
on the prospects in New York
and then make his recommen-
dalton to Mr.. Eisenhower on
whether the Chief Executive
himself should go there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
BY the Associated Press

BY the Aasoclated Pfess
Secretary Of State Dulles said
today a decision will be made
this afternoon on whether
President Eisenhower will per-
sonally outline to the United
Nations his proposals for re-
storing peace TO the jittery
Middle East.
Mr.. Dulles, heading for the
United Nations General AS
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Talks With President


Mr.. Dulles, fresh from q Is
minute session with Mr.. Eisen-
hover, was asked whether the
President had definitely decidG1
to make a personal appearance
before the 81-nation assembly
meeting, either tomorrow or
Thursday.
mo. it's not yet decided"
Mr.. Dulles answered. Il dis
cussed it with him this morn
ing"
Earlier. after a group of Con-
gress members had received a
briefing from Mr.. Dulles, Sena-
tor Sparkman. Democrat OF
Alabama, said he got the i'm
preston Mr.. Eisenhower would
make the trip.
Mr.. Dulles told the group
about the strategy he will fol-
low in theU. N.
At the airport Mr.. Dulles said
he foresaw agreement in the
General Assembly to establish
what he called practices and
constructive developments in
/ the area which will make peace
and Wellbeing more assured"
Will See GrOmykO
The secretary said he prob
ably would confer with Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Gro
myko. British Foreign Secre-
tary Selwyn Lloyd and other
visiting foreign policy chiefs
during his stay in New York
as operating chief of the Amer
lean delegation.
Mr.. Dulles was reported plan
ming to meet tonight with Spe-
cial Ambassador Robert MUIR
ply who was due to reach New
York in late evening on his re-
turn from a trouble shooting
mission which took him to Leb-
anon. Jordan. Iraq, Israel, the
United Arab Republic and
Ethiopia.
Mr.. Murphy was understood
to be planning to stay in New
York several days reporting ID
Mr.. Dulles on results of his trir
See DULLES. Page Al
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Partly cloudy and humid today. tonight
and tomorrow with scattered afternoon and
evening thundershowers. Low 70 tonight,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
he FARMVIILE (va) HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 8,

and family in Colorado last week
Friends were delighted TO have
Rev. and Mrs. Allen DeHart. of
North Carolina, attend services
Sunday morning at Smyrna Church.
Mrs. DeiIart Will be remembered
as Miss Flora Ballowe. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben BalloWc.
Rev Thomas preached an inSpir-
lng sermon Sunday morning AT
Smyrna on Perfect Love CaStcth
ont Fear
Miss Ruby Kesslcr, who has been
visiting Mr. and MIS-. George kess-
Ter. is leaving soon to visit rcla
lives in North Carolina
1 Recent guests Of MI and MIS-.
Herman Dowdv were Mr. and Mrs
Wootcn and two sons. Of TuRglc.
Mr. and MIS- Guy Norman. 81
tarmville. and the Reuben Jamcr-
son family
Miss Barbara Anne DoWdy, who
has been spending several days
With Mr. and Mrs Herman Dowdv
returned To her home at TuRglc
last week
Mr. and Ms Wesley Dunklnn
and Wesley Earl Dumkllm visited
Mrs Lucy Duncan of Columbia
Sunday afternoon Mrs W G Flip
pen WAS 4 luncheon guest
Youth Conference
Mrs Herman DoWdy Janet Ma
md ana ReVa Dowdv, NJ Alexandria
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08

trvona Roundup
Mission superintendent
1\r>onia Church Guest

on Tie third Sunday in July The
Rev J 7 Merrln. Of Lynchbure.
Sfipt Of home missions for Apo
mattoN presbytery. WAS cues t
preacher at the Aryon PRESBYTERIAN
Church iie MAS 1 dinner guest Of
Alr sand Mrs. d T. Moraan
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Seay have
returned to their home III West
Palm Beach Fla after having
spent the past month as guests of
their son and danghter-ln-laW, Mr.
and Mrs A + Scay. a.
Surprise Shower
Thursday evening friends u Mrs
Aubrey Tatlnn gaze her surprise
shower III her new home on Box
wood nsiNe She received many use
fltl ana lovely gifts for her home
Delicious refreshments. prepared
hY friends were served
Recent Richmond visitors include
MIR and MIS-. ] H SpeSsard. Mrs
x l. Jones. Mrs. NJ NJ Johns
AIRS j NJ Hannah and Miss Sarah
Hannah
q f LeSuem' has returned to his
home here after undergoing surgery
III Johnston Willis Hospital
Mis- Gene Hirschbcre Of Des
PLANES. HI. has returned to her
home after spending HE past ten
DAYS With hel parents. Afr and
Mrs r. H Ford.
Mrs. j NJ Hannah Miss Sarah
Hannah and Miss Sarah Johns were
week end guests Of Nh and NlrS
G c. Curtis. of Lee Hall
Annual Picnic
The ArVon Presbyterian Sunday
School held its annual picnic al Bear
Greek Lake Saturday afternoon All
attending reported IN ENJOYABLE
time
Mrs Q. J. Williams is spending
some time III Richmond She spent
several days with Mrs G p vii
hams and plans to spend the month
Of August with her son and daugh-
tef-ln-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. n T VII
hams
Thc Misses Barbara alta Carol
s.n4ra Of Alexandria, have been
spending the past TWO Wetks witt
tiHfi~ 4randparents Nj and Alis
john saneer.
Anne File Williams has returned
hane after Spending tWo weeks witt
her co3iSla Anne Wren Dawson
ii near SCHUYLER Anne Wren came
fnr a visit With Ter Cousins. Anna
Isle and Bobby Williams. and VIE
return home neNt week
airs " T Johnson aid children
r4llv Tommy. and JOY. spent a
day recently with Mrs. z. i Holt
III Richmond
Return From Army
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08

week
Reeves plIaup cut hs thnmev
badly last week and had to have
Agec Reunion
Misses Katlly. Barbara and Tom
mic Ballev Spent Sunday With MIR.
ana Alrs Hamilton Asee and at
tended the Aeee reunion Sunday
afternoon
Rnssell Blllcv visited thc Yancy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Guinea Even Is
Guinea Events
Miss Ferguson
accepts Teaching
Post At Bedford


Niss Incilie Fereason left july
n ior Befora Whefe she haS ae-
copied i.le position o. homt Geo
homes teachers Sla Was hnsae lei
lfie Nees ead and attended seg-
vices q (Aulea Chach
Nrs r. Il Ace n Farmllli
sBeni F.f4iay. lnlv VI ~ lhe hoalc
q her son Lopis Y Aeec and
family
Aiiss Martha Fii2abeth Blanton
Of Camhfrlaad was a gst al
iiors 81 Monde JHlv Zr29
SUNDAY guests u Ed Fmausm
we're Mr. ana Mrs Norman South
All, Of Prince Edward ana II c
FerHason. Mrs Robert Mitchell d
Stony Creck. vas a recent uest
Mrs. Louis N Ace was a recner
guest Of Mrs Pitt Amos
Mrs Z. S. Walker il Of Farm
VILE was a guest Of her brother
f,eiah r Wonack. and family Imly
~ 49,
Mrs w 3 Walker Jr. accom-
panied by Miss lFaynic Allen. went
to Charlottesville on Sunday.
AR and Mrs W y Walker were
recent luncheon guests Of Mrs &.
B. Walker
BIRTHDAY Marked
Mrs Iottie Brown and fhe Con
duff Mathews family were rucsts
IN The Robert L. Davis home OH
Saturday, when Patricia celebrated
her fifth birthday with tbc usual
serving Of ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Louis N. Agee and daugh-
ter, Susan, spent Thursday with
Mrs Roy Coleman Of Green Bay
Mr. and Mrs haee and Susan were
Friday guests of Mrs. Aeeo S
brother Maurice r Francis. Of
Roanoke.
William Johnson Of New Jersey.
spent the week cnd at Fork
land
California Guest
Miss Dorothy Smallwood. Of
Riverside. Calf. and Winchester
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08

Julian were her SONS, Everett, Of
Barlow. Fla. D. r. and family. Of
Newport News, and Stanley and
family. Of Clarksville. How
ard Chance and family also visited
there.
Everett Julian and J r. Julian
and family then spent few days
with the Stanley Julian family III
Clarksville before Everett returned
to his Florida home.
The Willie Ownsby family and
SIX members Of his Belfast Church
III CrcWe are spending some time
in Smoky Mountain National Park
and are visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mls Mavfield OWnsby. III their
new home in Pigeon Forge. Tenn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08

visited MIS-, r. II Oliver Of CrcWc,
last week Roger Dowdy. Of
Dowdys Corner, who had been at
tending the Youth Conference at
Blackstone. rctuUcd home " t h
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernard Profit had
as Sunday guest Nh Wilhoit. Of
Charlottesville.
Mf. ana Mrs HERMAN DoWdy
visited Mrs. Mary Farrer Mr.. and
Mrs. Dnrcc Jamerson. Reuben
Jamcrson and family Mrs Earl
AbSlcr and son, Of Gravel iii,
were also visiting Mr. and MIS-.
Durec Jamcfson
Recent visitors Of Mrs. M. M.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-07
Our Contribution To Peace
by Thresa Jones

Throughout the Beatudes Jesus has described the
ous attributes OF the ideal character Each of the virtues He
names humility and meekeness, eagerness to keep
the law of God the quality of purity of thought and
DESIRE and the ability to the good in disappont-
is Of the character of the peaeemaker Peace
makers the of God because they help those around
them realize that they truly of the Father
God and therefore brohers.
eye had compassion of in my bonds and took joy
fully the spelling of your goods Hebrews 1034 This
is remarkable testimony the high spiritual life of the
early Christians What Christ" Charles F. An
drews tells of the loss of his mothers income This provision
had enabled his parents to in Christian work unhan
pered by economic pressure Suddenly they had that
the trustee of her property who their intimate and trust
ed friend had taken all her and left The evening of
the disaster the family reading CHANGED to be Psalm 55 The
father read until his voice broke IL to Ia He
by the thought of his false friend that he simp
ly knet and without bitterness blame commended the Of
fender the after betrayer their
trust sick and in want the father and mother received
him into their home and lovingly cared for him. Their
bore the imprint of that example of Christian forgiveness all
his life.
Some people an African village began to torment a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-07

after she became converted Christianity They aunt
ed her. called after her she passed them her
church, and peled her with seed potatoes Quickly
she stopped down and gathered the potatoes scattered
around her Her assalants fled they that
last her patience exhausted They expected that in
she about throw the potatoes back them
she carefully put them into bag and carried them home
When the Thanksgiving services held in the little
church. the brought to the missionary quantity of
fine potatoes her special offering God They had been
from the seed potatoes which her enemies thrown
at her These two fine examples overcoming evil with good
point the of Make mistake where ever
peace, be that forgiveness
first could not have entered In the the
woman with the potatoes she took the that
to harm her and and by planting them to produce
instead of reduce Had she anger on ner assai
ants they expected she would have only destroyed the
funess of the potatoes
When we have found degree peace within ourselves and
nave developed sincere love for Others to help
those around to live in peace harmony Gods king
dom will only be established earth through the faithful Of
forts OF Christians who live peacefully among men and teach
the peace of the Christ wherever they We can re-
member that meekness is not weakness control of our
spiritual powers then we with Booker Washing
ton who once sad Let pull you low as to make
you hate him."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-07
THE UNITED NATIONS
AS 1T FACES THE PROBLEM or COLOR!
BY CHARLES P HOWARD, SIR.
Accredited UN Correspondent

lions Trusteeship. However. be
fore concluding the debFte the
Committee turned down the bid
of the Union of South Africa
Govt. to annex the major por-
ton of the Territory to S. W.
Africa, and give it a mandate
over the rest.
In opposing this procedure the
Ghana Delegate Mr.. Mumuni
Bawumina noted that, as a re-
suit of a policy of rpcial dis
elimination applied by the I'm
ion Govt. the indigenous popu-
lation Of S. w. Africa which is
the majority had no right to
participate in the Territory's poll
tical life.
The movement of the native
population is restricted under a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-07
:: OUR OPINION ::
The Naacp. The Negro. and Bennett

dispatch carried in the daily papers last week. said that
Attorney General Bruce Bennett air the affairs of
the Naacp
Just what Benefits motives and what he expects to
accomplish is entirely clear.
If he expects to kill the influence of the Naacp the
Arkansas Negro it is opinion that he is wasting his time
And the other hand he is trying brighten the Negro
away from the Naaep think he is all wet
We feel that if the attorney general had been pres
the Naacp statewide rally Sunday the Dunbar Com
annuity and had witnessed Negroes there from
walk life every of the state he would
have that the Negro Arkansas today doesn't give
tnkers about Bruce Bennett and neither he losing
any sleep the socaled laws that Bennett has hood
wnled city councils to adopt against the Naacp.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-07
TURN DOWN SOUTH AFRICAN
ANNEXATION BID

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Oh
NS)-The investigation by the
United Nations into the effort
of the Government of the Union
of South Africa to annex the
Territory of South West Africa,
and to bring under her control
and under her hated 'apartheid'
policies, the millions of indigen-
GUS people of that area, came to
close this week in the Trus-
teeship Committee, with that
Committee voting that its Good
Office Committee renew discus
sions with the Union Of South
Africa Government looking to-
ward bringing the Territory of
S. W. Africa under United Ma
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-07

pass system he said; and further
are kept in reserves women
separated from men and hus-
bands from wives. Living from
hand to mouth with hope of inn
proving their social status"
Deploring the injustice and
inhuman treatment" resulting
from the Unions 'apartheid'
policy, he appealed to the CON
science of all nations" to help
bring this situation to an end.
The issues surrounding South
Africa's handling of the S. w.
African mandate is turning out
to be the focal point which forces
around the world are lining up.
Where countries stand on the
question of color are unmistak-
ably being disclosed. An analysis
of the voting of the u. S. Dele
getion is worth reviewing For
example, the u. S. Delegation
voted against condemning South
African 'apartheid policies. The
U. S. Delegation voted against
permitting Rev. Michael Scott and
an African Youth Mburumba
Kerina, to appear before the
Committee as representatives OF
the voiceless millions of South
and South West Africa. The U.
). Delegation abstained on the
vote against Hany plan of parti-
ton and annexation of any part
of S. w. Africa by South Africa
They further abstained on the
motion to invite the Good Offices
Committee to renew discussions
with the Govt. of the Union Of
South Africa to find basis for
an agreement which would con-
tlnue to accord the Territory to
South West Africa as a whole
an international status, which
status would be in conformity
with the principles and purposes
of the United Nations.
They voted against a request
that the Good Offices Committee,
IN the conduct of its work, bear
fully in mind the discussions
held at this Session of the Cen
eral Assembly. All of these pro-
positions carried!
The Delegates Of the Union OF
South Africa had previously
Withdrawn and did not parti-
cipate in the Committee pro-
ceedings.
NIGERTAL TO BECOME
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-07

NIGERIAL TO BECOME
INDEPENDENT OCT. 1, 1860
Word reached here that Il
Continued Oh page five
Evening star., 1958-04-27

7-Amerieen Bondstand.
s-The Big PeyoH. Quiz.
$50
5-Grendpo's Place. Kids.
7-Do You Trust Your WifeS
Johnny Carson. host.
9-The Verdict Is Youts.
Thursday ustinss continssd Nsxs Peg,
Evening star., 1958-04-27

1880
Alt Could Be You. Variety.
S-Frenkis loine Show. Music.
9-Seereh for Tomorrow. Seri.
l2:45
9-6uidins Light. Seriol.
loo
4-News.
S-Tv Reoder's Digest. Dromo.
BELL for okinowo."
7-TFouble With FotheE.
9-Theoter OF StoVs. Oronno.
People vs.. Johnston" Paul NUM-.
l:o5
Allow 10 Arrense Flowers.
I:20
4-Feetuve Playhouse. Movie.
: Heus, s Min. KEY TO Mur-
DER" Lynn DoIlor.
5-Lose Lunch Movie.
IA Hours. "slxty Glorious
Yeors." 1888. Anno NeoeIe.
tBritish.l
7-Beuleh. Comedy.
Storing Ethel WoteFs.
PAS the World Turns. Seriol.
900
Tour Miss BFccks. Comedy.
s-Beet the cloek. Contest.
2:30
4-kitty foyle. Dronno.
7-Fevorite Story. Drono.
"Ths World Beyond" Billy Holop,
Clark Hcwot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

Tamm gave Joseph H, Green,
rs, Of the 800 block Of Six
teenth street Sc. from one to
three years for attempting to
bribe q United States Park po-
liceman with $40 not TO press
trafiic charges. Judge Tamnl
also sentenced Green TO serve
a year for petty larceny but
ordered that sentence 10 run
concurrently with the one given
for attempted bribery.
James H. Lewis. SO, Of the
1900 block OF Ninth street NV
was sentenced by Judge Henry
A. Schweinhaut to serve from
eight months to two years on
gambling charges. Lewis was
convicted by q jury Of promot-
ing a numbers lottery, selling a
numbers chance and possession
Of numbers slips.
Chief Judge Bolitha J. Laws
set aside a sentence Of from
two to six months he gave a
man last month for selling q
numbers chance and instead
sentenced the defendant, Leroy
u. Washington, SO. Of the 800
block of Twelfth street NE,
to pay a $1,000 fine. The fine
Twas promptly paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Abortionist Given
Mail Theft Term

Ronald d. Doremus, who was
sentenced last month to a jail
term Of from eight to "a months
for abortion, yesterday had an
other Jail term of IL months to
five years added to the time he
must serve.
In the abortion trial Dore-
mus had raised an instantly
defense to no avail before Fed
eral Judge Burnita Shelton
Matthews. The new sentence
was given to Doremus yester-
day by Federal Judge Edward
A. Tamm, following Doremus'
recent conviction for theft Of
mail. The defendant again had
offered an insanity defense, also
unsuccessfully, in his mail theft
trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

1900 block Of Fifth street NV.
Taylor was convicted on the
manslaughter count by a jury
on May 7.
According to trial evidence,
an argument between the de-
PENDANT and victim had started
over a small amount Of money
Taylor had given the other
man TO buy some whisky.
The other man sentenced for
manslaughter was Mack Boz
hanno. 43, Of the 1900 block Of
Euclid street NV. He was given
from 2 to IL years by Judge
Edward A. Tamm for the fatal
stabbing Of a woman last June.
The victim was Amanda Allen.
so, also of the Euclid street adj
dress.
Bohanno had been indicted
on a charge Of second degree
murder but pleaded guilty 10
the lesser charge Of man.
slaughter. He and the victim
we're friends but had argued
over money, police said.
Frank E. Williams. IS. Of tn,
first block of X street NE. wa
sentenced by Judge RichmonC
B. Keech to serve from foul
to IL years for robbing a maj
on the street Of $lS5 last No
Iyember.
In another case, Judg'
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Continued From Page B-l4

Continued From Page B-l4
Sammy Davis jr. is in a mood
to let everything go. and this
includes his music arranger Of
seven years, ditto his press
agent for the same period. Also
his wife, but they were married
for only a few weeks.
with the Abbey players.
4 = y r
The best possible word to
describe the Italian reaction to
Bette Davis current and first
trip to Italy is ''mobbed." Ar
irving in the middle Of the cleo
ton results, she took the press,
newsreels and TV cameras from
the return boards. The local
gendarmes finally gave up the
rope lines and 500 unlimited
guests poured into her hotel
Picture of the week was Bette
climbing aboard the ship fol
her John Paul Jones" in high
heels, via the rigging, because
somebody forgot the gangplank
Laurence Harvey will play
Henry The Fifth" anc
Twelfth Night" with the Ole
Vic Company when they come
to the United States in Sep.
Misunderstanding in San Fran
cisco, then three weeks in Loi
Angeles and three in Chicago
prior to u run in New York
The newest Hamlet acclaimed
at the Old Vic-JOhn Neville
is also coming here with Larry.