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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Miscellaneous

ATTENTION LIONEL HOBBY
IST-HaVe XIV transformer
and feet Of freight cars to go
at y price. LII. 2-1335.
ABC's VARSITY DRAG-Come
on, fellasI Grab the gal you
like best and make ABC's VAR
sity Drag a great success Sat-
urday. March 8. 9-12. Presiden-
tial Arms. Music by Eddie
Pierce. All proceeds go to
Children's Hospital. Stag. $180;
drag, $40.
DOUGHNUT, A COOLIDGE
COLT-Thanks for the Abe
pa dance. I could have danced
all night You're as sweet as
q "lollipopI" CREAM PUFF.
a Wilson Tiger.
JOAN-Thanks for a tremen-
dous time eat the Hop" Sat,
Feb. %. Maybe, "You Are
NY Destiny" Take Me as
Am" Il Beg of You" Please
Don't" forget this Friday
PETE.
WANTED-More than anything
else in the whole world. a girl
named jeanne M. From a boy
who likes her very much,
JACK C.
- FORD chopped cpe.:; 59A
Nero. full race; Zph. trans,
many extras. Ii. 7-1850.
TO PAB-"My Very Special
Love-" Miss you More Than
You Know" Much love. ANN
SALE-Blue party dress. IS. size
IA; Girl Scout uniform. So. size
IA: good cond. Call PAT. OIL
6-1143.
FOR SALE-26 Hardy boy books
many others; good cond.: 30C
each. Call JE. 4-7851.
THESPIAN TROUPE No. 862 Al
NHS-Good luck with Christ
mas Dinner" on the 7th.-A
FRIEND.
MOTORCYCLE, Zundapp, 1858
200 &C; black; extras; $40 Of
best offer. LU. 1888.
FOR SALE-GirlS' 26-inch Amer
lean bike; good condition; $40
Call KE. $3.50.
FORD as sedan; snow tires. T
and h.; very good overall
condition: SIS. RE. 5-4487.
DOTTIE-It has been a great
months with you. CHUCK.
SALE - 1858 Cushman mOtol
scooter; good condition. OIL
4-7680.
SALE-Ford SO convertible: ex.
cellent motor and transmits
sion; 5000, S51 monthly; mus
sell: going into service. HE
1910.
FOR SALE-Photo equipment
f:4.5 Federal enlarger. papel
safe and paper. trays. chemi
Gals. contact printer, ferrotyp,
plates. OIL. 1886.
SALE-Girl's top shoes: size 3
worn only once; $3.50. HE
4-1683.
WANTED-One girl named Har
riet c.. #. 3 in, with blonC
hair. LARRY.
CHEW. 1917; excellent condition
radio and heater; SIPS. Lock
wood 5-3532.
AL-Two years have gone by bu
I still feel the same. MARY.
TO ALL THE GUYS at RMt
who hang out Of the windows
From S. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

for my special Angel Dot. From
guess who +? ? ?
OLA GRANT - Please ded
Short Shorts" to Jon K. and
Wayne P. from WAYNE p. and
JON K.
DEAR NEAT MILT-PleaSe spin
You Are My Destiny" to
Kenny H., from JANE.
SWINGN SINGN MILTER-
MMT-Please ded. "Are You Sim
cere" and "You Are My Des-
tiny" for Leonard and Lloyd
from D. d. and S. P, who
really think they're greatl
COOL ROCKIN CAT MILTER-
mo GRANT-Please ded. "Are
You Sincere" and Don't" to
Jane from a boy who likes her
very much. JOHN.
STROLLING MILT-PleaSe ded.
ooh! Oil I'm Falling in Love
Again" to Frank F. at Mclean
High 18th grade). 1 would
walk "26 Miles" for him. From
an admirer. wow
MILT ~COOL SHAKE JUMP
ING JACK" GRANT-Please
whirl "You Are My Destiny"
for Wayne and Doris. Charlie
and Elaine, Danny and Diane,
Barbara and Larry, also for
Pete. GUESS WHO?
MALTY MHTY = Please spin
Don't" for Mary d. and Tom
NJ, Babs M. and Mike S. Love,
SQUIRMIE WORMIE.
DEAR MILT-Please play "Spe-
cial Angel for David A. at
LCHS, from H. S., who wishes
he were here.
MILT-Ded. Maybe" to Jerry,
from BARBARA, and IT Want
You to Know" to B. and I. Of
ABS, from JOYCE. All on
March 3.
BOSS, BIRDLANDLNG, UTTER
BUG, STROLLNG MILF -
Please play ''TVeny Weeny" for
me and $50 Tough" for cafe
teria's food. BUDDY.
DEAR MILTIN TILTIN GRANT
Please ded. I'm Falling in
Love Again" to Wayne T. and
Meighan C. of GJHS. From
two girls who care.
YA-YO HAWKEYE MILTER-
INO-Please dig Good Golly
Miss Molly" from the ''Murka-
nuts" c'Dont.D Yay! Yay!
Ok.
I'D WALK A MILE FOR A
GRANTO" = Please dedicate
'Lollypop" for Peggy, from
A. s B.
MILTY-Please ded. You Are
My Destiny" to Eddie M, from
someone who like him. ??????
MILT-Please ded. Maybe" on
Monday to MY Special Angel"
Joe. From SALLY.
MILT / BEG OF YOU GRANT
Please spin Il Want You to Be
My Boy Friend" for Buddy Nc,
frcm M. s. who is FANNY.
MILT-Please spin "Are You Sim
cere" for Denny and Johnny,
who forgot. From PAT and
PAT.
MILF STROLLIN ROLLIN
GRANT-Please spin Rumble"
for Bob and Michele, Charlie
and Sandi.
MILT-Dedicate 1.-The Ballad of
a Teen-Age Queen" for C. K.
of Surratts. M. L.
MILT-Spin "You Are My Des-
tiny" to r. F., s. c.. D. c.
P. D., B. NJ, B. p, L. r., P. D.,
r. NJ, C. M.
MILTSEY POPS is TOPS-Spin
Maybe Baby" to R., in Nc
Lean. Je vous Anne. S.
CHIEF SLIM JIM MILTO!-
Please dedicate 'Breathless" to
Carol, who is my Destiny"
COOL SHAKE.
MILT-Please play "26 Miles" for
Judy, who 1 will always like.
MARTY.
DEAR MILT-Please spin "You
Are My Destiny" to Bobby,
from his one and only Il hope)
Love, BET.
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MAIDS. The Sunday
aIIHIuInnHIHnIIHIInIIIHHIIuIIuHIIIIHnuIHIIIl
MILT-Please ded. ''Breathless"
to Gail o. from BOBBY ".
MHT-Please play "Tequilla" for
Spero Of Mackin High School
from a FRIEND.
MILT-Spin Don't" for Larry F.
Of LCHS from the girl who
cares a lot. ?
COOL NEAT TOPS MIR. GRANT
Please roll Don't" to Little
Abner from DAISY MAE with
love.
MIL T-PIease ded. short
Shorts" to Michael and Eddie,
from JAMIE v.
DEAR MILF GRANT - Please
dedicate Don't" for Vivian l..
from CHUCK S. who likes her
a lot.
MILT-Rotate "You Are My
Destiny" for Ann and Porgie,
Judy and Tom, Ross and Skip,
Joyce and Danny, Bugs and
Teddy. From The Cupids."
ULYSSES S. TOPS-AT-TNOS,
PEPSI-DRINKING, MATTED
MILTAROLA GRANT-Please
ded. 'Witchcraft," to Eve and
Russ. From DONNY BOY.
MILT-PleaSe play Special
Angel" You Are My Destiny"
and You're the Greatest" for
Tommy S., my one and only
love. From BETTY B.
MILT-Please play "Teardrops"
and "Come to Me-" for Lee NJ,
in the 9th grade at Northwood.
From "TEENIE WEENIE."
PEPSI WEPSI GRANTSI -
Please dedicate Walking to
School, to Ruth r. From a boy
who likes her very much. J. H.
DEAR MILT-Please ded. who's
Sorry Now" for the cats at
Point Of Rocks, especially the
boy in the Ford"
OH, YOU SUPER DUPER MIL
TIE-Spin you Are MY Des-
tiny" for a very sweet girl,
Sandy L. A SECRET AD-
MIRER.
MILTSHAKE GRANTO-Spin
"I Beg of YOU" for a certain
Sherwood junior who wears a
Gaithersburg jacket. A fresh
man who cares.
KING OF SWING MILTIE-
Play This Little Girl of Mine"
for Sandy L., of Fredericks-
burg, Va. A secret admirer.
MILT-Please ded. all the II
Love You's" in For Senti-
mental Reasons, to Louie at
JCH. From JOAN.
DEAR TOPSY TURVY GRANT
Please spin Maybe" to Lynne
and George, may you be sweet
hearts for a long time. Signed:
LITTLE RACHMANINOFF."
MILT-Dedicate Been So Long"
for Billy who's in Korea for Is
months and Jeanne, his GAO.
play March 3, it's their ami
versary, engaged l year, 9 mos.
Hurry home Billy" From
CUPID.
DADDIO MILT GRANT-You're
really cool. you belong to a
real neat school Of DIS who
are really hep, think all the
guys at Bulls Prep. You're
really the most, think all the
teachers here, especially Nh
and for him and the rest Of
the mob would you please play
GET A JOB"
DEAR MILT-Please play "You
Are My Destiny" for frankie
and Ralph. From two who care
at L. c. H. S.
FLIP, FLOP, BIP, BOP, MILT
TOP-Please ded. I'VE Belong
Together" to Lackey and rec
ord hop from the "CANSA-
NOVAS."
DEAR FRIED CHICKEN PEPSI
SPIN SIRLOINER GETIN
GRANT-Please spin "You Are
| My Destiny" to Johnny who I
like very much. From LINDA
on March 3.
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OEA6 EhENO1-E nAED AlNGs
FISH," CHOCOLATE MILK
SHAKE WITH A PICKLE-ON.
TOP GRANT-Please spin
Don't" to Donnie H. From
JOAN who likes him very much
on March 3.
DEAR Daddy KOOL SLIM
JIM, SIRLOINER, PIZZA-
EATING, PEPSI COLA, MO-
OROLA, CUTE CAT
STROLLIN', BOPPIN' UNCLE
GRANDPA TEQUILLA SIR
LOINER SLIM JIM MIL
TERINA GRANT-Please play
Don't Let Go" for r. F., L. L.,
j. S. and L. B.
ROCKIN, ROLLING, Stroll
LIN MILTIE-Spin MY Spe-
eial Angel" for Sandy L., from
someone who thinks she's tops.
GENERAL GRANT-Spin "He
Was a Bad Motorcycle Man"
for a swell Yankee, Eddie B.,
at VIII. A Confederate, SALLY
w., at NBLH.
MILT-Please spin Il Beg Of
You" on Mar. 3, for Marty D.
and George H.
KING FISH GRANT = Please
play 'Teeny Weeny" for Elmer
p, from a great admirer. From
NANCY Il.
MILF - Please dedicate every
Special Love" to Toby, from
JOYCE, who likes him loadsl
MILTERINO FASCININO-Spin
Don't" for Frannie and
Puddin and THE possibles.
From us"
MILT-Spin IT Beg of You" for
David, Pat Mike, Tommy,
Keech, Danny, Tom and Frank.
From 40" and "?"
MILT-Please ded. who's Sorry
Now" for the juniors Of ANS.
From BUGS BUNNY" and
TEDDY BEAR"
DADDY MILT-Please spin "A
Very Precious Love" for David
and Ann, Tom and Judy, and
all the boys at BAG.
MILT-Please ded. Destiny" to
Jean r., B. W.. Fran H., M. F.,
Jay w. M. H., Alice c., E. K,
Lame H., L. F., all Of Leesburg
and LCHS. From LARRY'S
FRIEND.
MILT-Play "Sugartime" for
Mike. From ANNE.
MILT-Please ded. "26 Miles,"
to Bobbie W., of West River,
Md. From ANNE G.
MILT-Please play Il Want You
to Know" for Don A. From
ANNE G.
MMT-Please dedicate "You
Are My Destiny" to the two
Grady's, who are in love.
DEAR MHT-Please dedicate
Maybe Baby" for my one and
only love, Jeanne M. Please
play on March 4. 1858. Love
always and forever. JACK c.
DEAR MILF - Please ded.
Don't" for Harold and Con-
ME and Bobby L. From
CHARLENE S.
DEAR MILT-PleaSe ded. "You
Are My Destiny" for Bobby
S. and Charlene S.
DADDY COOL MILT-Please
ded. "Oh, Oh, I Am Falling in
Love Again" for George S. and
Susie H., who will be going
steady / full year March /, 1858.
MILT-Please play Don't" to
Mike and Fran, of Leesburg.
From LARRY'S friend.
MILTY-Play Don't" for the
9Th grade, at st. Michael's and
B. U. From DANCY w.
OH, YOU KIDDO MILTIE-
Spin JEANNE, JEANNE" and
"Breathless," for Tommy M.
SANDY.
MMT-Spin "You Are My Des-
tiny" for Mitchell from
JACKIE. who cares a lot"
MILT-Please spin you Are MY
Destiny" to Butch from the
girl who likes him a lot.
LORRIE.
MILT-Play Maybe Baby" for
Mike O'S. and Junior C. at
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Mrs. S. H. Butler
Entertains anne
Ministers Wives

The AME Ministers Wives AL
lance held their last meeting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c..
Almore, 1929 w. Pearl Street. Mrs.
Selena H. Butler was the hostess.
The ladies enjoyed a wonderful
and most inspiring talk coming
from Mrs. G. R. Haughton. For
subject she used the "Cross and
Crown" This was the main fea-
ture of the program.
The President, Mrs. Selena But
Ter, made several observations per-
tanning to the program for the re-
mainder of the Conference Year
and final plans were made for
same. After the close of the bust
ness of the meeting, the ladies
were served a dainty repast of
assorted sandwiches, cookies, can
dies and cokes. The following men,
bers were in attendance: Mesdames
M. G. Haughton, R. M. Stevens,
Jessie L Clark, lola P. James, M.
A. Snowden Jones, Evangelist
Barbara BOYD and the hostess, Mrs.
Zutler. The next meeting will be
in the home of Mrs. j. L. Clark.
Members not attending because of
illness: Mesdames Cecile Ports,
Estella Williams, Lille Wells and
M. E. Bell.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-05-24

ed in announcing the vote. "The
leaders indicated that they could
not, in good conscience, support
Adam Powell because he is not a
Democrat"
Mr.. Powell's recent indictment
as an income-tax evader had moth
ing to do with the decision, Mr..
De Sapio added.
The Harlem Representative is
expected to contest the leaders
decision either in the Democratic
primary on Aug. IL or as an in
dependent candidate in the fall
election. He was not available for
comment last night.
Some in G. o. p. Favor Powell
While the Tammany leaders were
meeting, Republican leaders of
the Sixteenth Congressional Dis
trict also were in session. They,
too, adjourned without reaching a
decision, but it was reported that
several of those involved favored
offering Mr.. Powell the Republican
designation. The whole group will
meet again next week with Thomas
J. Curran, New York County Rep
ublican leader.
The Tanmany decision appear
ed based on a conclusion that pos
sible Democratic defections in Har-
lem caused by the Powell situation
would not endanger the chances of
victory for the Democratic state
ticket this fall. This risk had been
major concern of state party
leaders in the year. Mr.. Powell is
generally credited with a strong
personal following in his district.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-05-24
New Meat-Type Hog And Commercial
Egg Producing Project To Up State
Annual Farm Income 312 Million

Additional new annual net in
come amounting to $3,5OO,OOO or
better will be made possible for
Mississippi farmers through a
commercial egg and meat-type hog
producing, financing and market
ing project to be launched immedi-
ately in a united project involving
a IS million investment.
The project is under the aus
pices Of Mississippi Federated Co.
operatives, and its member county
co-ops, with banks and other lend
ing agencies, and agricultural
agencies collaborating.
Following approval by the MFG
board of directors on Thursday, the
Federation through its member CO.
ops, and lending agencies will en-
able 500 farmers to go into the
commercial egg producing bust
ness within "a months with financ-
ing and marketing facilities as
sured, according to MFG General
Manager Ernest Spivey. The goal
is million laying hens in pro-
duction within a year.
1t is also anticipated that farm
ers will have 5000 brood sows, and
between 10000 and 100000 meat
type hogs marketed within that
period Of time.
Faced with the trend toward in
tegrated or contract farming, Of
ficials Of the federation desired to
provide free-enterprise type of
project whereby the farmer takes
the risk and receives all the profit.
The decision to launch the prof.
ect eliminated months of study
and research made in an effort to
put the farmer in bushes for him
self and to ALLEVIATE marketing
problems. The anticipated 18 mil
lion dozen eggs annually produced
should convert Mississippi from a
deficit area of egg supply.
Under the program a farmer
considered good risk by the lend
ing agency can obtain long time
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-05-24
Utica Institute
Junior College
Announces Its
Commencement
Exercises

Utica Miss. May 10 - Utica
Institute Baccalaureate Sermon
will be delivered by Bishop o. w.
McInnis Of Norfolk, Virginia.
Bishop McInnis is a 1929 grad
uate of Utica Institute. The Bac-
calaureate Services will be held
Sunday, May 25 at 200 pm. in
the school auditorium.
The Commencement Exercises
will be held Monday, May 26 at
10 am. in the school auditorium.
The Commencement Address will
be delivered by DR.. Levi Watkins,
President of s. A. Owen Junior
College, Memphis, Tennessee. The
college and high school graduating
classes together number 112.
The other commencement activi-
ties include:
Monday, May 10 8 p.m.-Senior
Class Day.
Wednesday, May 81 8 pm. -
Spring Operetta Institute Play
ers.
Friday, May % 8 pm. - Musi-
cal Concert.
Sunday, May % 2 p.m.-Bac-
calaureate Sermon Bishop o. w.
McInnis, Speaker.
Monday, May 26 10 am. - Com
mencement Exercises, Speaker: DR..
Levi Watkins, President S. A.
Owen Junior College, Memphis,
Tennessee.
The public is cordially invited
to each of these exercises.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-05-24

loans for houses and equipment
and in addition can get q loan for
production expenses.
The county co-ops will make pro-
vision for picking up and market
ing hogs, and eggs will be picked
up at the farm and moved in re-
frigerated trucks to central mar
keting areas to be established by
the Federation which has overall
responsibility for the program and
guarantees to market all produc-
ton at market prices.
Plans call for the Federation to
put into operation a cracking plant
for submarginaly eggs, and when
production warrants dressing
plant for hens.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-05-24
found them in Harlem"

found them in Harlem"
He vowed to rally "the clergy"
and to enter his own ticket in the
Democratic primary in August in
bid for reelection to Congress
where he has served since 1914.
He repeated his attack on Tam
many before 80 sympathizers out
side the court house.
THANK God, thank God that |
am rid of them," Mr.. Powell said
of the Tammany leaders who had
voted against him.
"And l think it's time the city
got rid of them. plan, with the
cooperation of the clergy, whom
you saw here this morning, who
represent every single denomina-
ton, to run-with their cooperation
"a ticket in the Democratic pri-
mary wherever there is a concen-
tration of Negroes and Puerto Ri
cans and where we can find quail
flied persons. We also will enlist
the support of non-colored people
to help in any way"
Mr.. Powell explained that he
considered running in the Demo-
cratic primary vital to maintain
his committee seniority in Con-
gress if he should be reelected.
Fear OF Interference
But he indicated fears that he
faced every possible legal encum-
rance that the regular party or
ganization could throw in his way.
He said he intended to write to
the Department of Justice to see
that he got "a fair shake in the
primary"
He predicted that Tammany Hall
would use its influence in the
courts of New York to destroy my
petitions when they are filed"
Commenting later on Mr.. Pow
ellis attack, Mr.. De Sapio said:
~ have no wish to engage in
personal controversy with Mr.. Pow
ell. The action taken by the Dem
ocratic organization was the will
Of the leaders who know him best
in Mr.. Powell's own legal district.
l would prefer that they answer
him in their own way and at their
own time"
He said that the Harlem Demo-
cratic leaders, scheduled to NEST
next week to designate a candidate
for Mr.. Powell's seat, might con-
slider invoking a section of the
Election Law authorizing a court
procedure to cancel Mr.. Powell's
party enrolment and thus invali-
date his candidacy in the primary.
Mayor Wagner said that if Mr..
Powell was charging discrimination
against Negroes, "as far as New
York City is concerned, we're do
ing more than any other city in
the country to do away with dis
elimination in housing and in
schools"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-05-24

struck back at Powell, accusing
the congressman of "hooliganism"
and of preaching racial and relig-
ious hatred. Jack has been Kissed
at the rally Saturday.
Last night, Powell said Jack
"has been dumped by the people of
Harlem and he's trying to grasp
at straw to save himself"
Powell said he deplores hooli-
ganism and added: There is a
kissing and booing committee in
Harlem of about 100000 people. l
have no kissing and booing COM
mittee and don't want one"
Powell has been dumped by
Tammany leaders, ostensibly for
supporting President Eisenhower
in 1866. At that time, Powell said
he was crossing party lines to
support the President for re-elec-
ton because of the civil rights
issue.
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NAACP

Continued from Page One)
NAACP disassociated itself from
the Harlem Negro Democrats
squabble with Tammany Hall.
Particularly, Wilkins said, the
association wishes to disassociate
itself completely from the threats
made by Mr.. Powell or the Powell
organization against any persons
right to 60 freely about the city
of New York or about the nation"
This referred to a remark by
Powell last Sunday at the Abys-
sinian Baptist Church, of which he
is pastor. Powell said Hulan Jack,
Negro Manhattan borough presi-
dent, and Carmine DeSapio, head
of Tammany Hall, "better not
walk up and down Harlem streets
too much"
No Nixon Treatment
Powell added: "We're not going
to give them the same treatment
the Communists gave Vice Presi-
dent Nixon and his wife, but we
will make it mighty uncomforta-
BILE for them"
At an NAACP antisegregation
rally last Saturday, Powell de-
clared the United States is a
white mans country"
He called his Negro political OPP
ponents "Uncle Tom" tool of
white political bosses, denounced
DeSapio as a mississippi boss"
and accused him of trying to
change Harlem into Mississippi"
Powell has been associated with
the NAACP for years.
Jack, a Tammany Hall leader,
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Powell go.
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
classifying income tax returns.
Judge Edward Weinfeld released
him without bail in his own Gus
tody and set June Is for the filing
of motions and setting a trial date.
Mr.. Powell then converted his
appearance at the United States
Court House in Foley Square into
political rally and assaulted Tam
many leaders in the Sixteenth Con-
gressional District who voted on
Thursday to read him out Of the
Democratic party on the ground
that he was not a Democrat and
had supported President Eisen-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-05-24
hover in 1866.
Raising Racial Issue

II am being purged because OBJ
viously / am a Negro and a Negro
should stay on the plantation" he
said to reporters in the courthouse
press room.
Asked about the statement by
Carmine G. De Sapio, the leader
of Tammany Hall, that party lead
ers in Harlem voted II to l to
drop him because he was not a
Democrat, he replied:
ode Sapio is liar"
Calling Mr.. De Sapio "a Mis-
sissippi boss" he added: 1.-THE Ne
groes left Mississippi to get away
from the white bosses, but they
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Harlem 80.
Continued from Page One)

ing, held at Tammany headquart-
ers, 331 Madison Avenue. He did
not vote on any of the questions
raised at the meeting but later act
ed as spokesman for the group.
Thirteen of the fourteen leaders
and co-leaders whose territory is
within the Sixteenth Congressional
District attended. Mrs. Mollie l..
Benvenga was the only absentee.
William Fits Ryan did not vote on
the question Of dropping Mr.. Pow
ell. Lloyd Everett Dickens was the
only leader to favor remaining Mr..
Powell.
"He will not be the candidate
of the party" Mr.. De Sapio declar-
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SUNDAY
Continued from Preceding POs.

Continued From Preceding Poss
9-Ais Power.
Introduction and Blockade. "
How the United Stotes Dir and
SEQ power overcome the Joponese
in the Poetic. (Repeot.l
TOO
4-Nooh's Ark. Color.
"The Toothless Monkey" Paul
Burke, Moy Wynn. tRepeot.l
5-Paris Precinct. Crime.
7-Siient Service.
THE Thresher Story"
9-Lossie. Drama.
Jimmy, Lossie and Scott open
their own business. Jon Provost
stors.
7:3o
4-No WoFning! Suspense.
''Porole. A prisoner desperote-
~ tries to avoid being killed Just
before parole. Whit Bissel stors.
5-After Dinner Movie.
IN Hours. Long Voyooe
Home" 1910. John Woyne,
Thomas Mitchell.
7-Maverick. Western.
I Hour. THE Jeweled Gun.
Bort Maverick is o forget when
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he hires out as escort TO o beou-
tifui girl. jack Kelly, kothleen
Crowley tRepeot.)
9-Joek Benny Show. Comedy.
jock Benny, accompanied by
Mary Livingstone, is off in
search of uFonium. Eddie
tRochesterl Anderson Is feo-
tured.
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900


4-Dinuh Shore Show. Color.
Hour. Guests: Mcroe and Cow
err Champion, Art CorneY.
SILT Is Written. Religion.
7-BosebolI Corner.
Behind the scenes look, feotur-
ing news. trends. special features
and demonstrations of ployino
technlques. Buddy BIottner. host.
S-GE Theoter. Dron7o.
Borooin Bride" A bochelot'
roncher who borters for mules
finds himself the unexpected
heir to q bride. Ronald Reagan,
Evo Bortok. tRepeot.)
$50
5-BiIIy Groh0m. Sermons.
Hour. Film OF Billy Grohom's
San francisco Crusode.
7-cineno I. Movie.
IA Hours. South of Suez."
1910. George Brent. Brendo
Marshall.
9-Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
The Canary Sedan" A woman
hos o tort1rous ride through the
streets of Hong Kong. Jessico
Tondy, Murray Mothison.
1000
4-Loretto Young Show. Dr'mo.
The Legacy" A widower mar
ries to make q home for his
motherIess little GIRL. Loretta
Young. John Newlond. Mary c.
Kerr. tRepeot.I
9-The $64. 900 Challenge.