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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-21
JUAN Q. MUNz MORENO
MoViniento de lnteqracion Naciona| Argentine

dical Intransigente, doctor Hector Gomez Macha-
do, que aparece entire los mas enthusiasts pro.
motores de SUI organization.
Recordando al Presidente, Hipolito ~Irigoyen,
idolo de los radicales intransigentes, Gomez Ma
chado dijo:
Hacemos politica irigoyeneana, cuando habla-
mos de 'integracion' y aspiramos a que tambien
las fuerzas armadas entren en- ella.
Ell Vicepresidente de la Republica, DR.. Ale
jandro Gomez, confrm6 en- una conferencia de
prensa, ese punto de vista, tras de abandonar
la reclusion forzosa que lie habia impuesto SUI es-
tado de salud, afectado por I'm proceso gripal.
La 'Integraci6n'', expreso Ell DR.. Gomez, Sc
hara G" torno al programa de la Union Civica
Radical Intransigente.
Ell Vicepresidente %anunci6, en- primer ter.
mino, que en- la semana entrante convocara a la
comision lad hoc", designada para hacerse car.
go del gobierno de la U..C. R. l., por haber cesado
la mesa directiva del comite nacional, que pre-
sidia ell DR.. Arturo Frondizi.
Gomez expreso SUI confianza en- ell sentido de
que la actuacion de dicha comision "sea breve'
de 80 a 100 dias- y que SUI mission Sc concrete
a f%acilitar la integraci6n y constitution del Co.
mite Nacional.
Habl6 luego de "integracion n~acional" sena.
lando expresamente que "era I'm concepto nuevo
en- political. Admitio que podrian actuar en- FL
quienes sintieran como propio ell programa de la
UCRI, "sean afiliados o no..
Finalmente hizo hincapie en- que la UCRI no
aceptara pactos con otras fuerzas ~politicas, pero
que Isl Sc admitiria, que otros con las mismas
ideas comedian con nosotros y que nuestro pro-
grama sea hecho por~ todos, bajo Ell ~gobierno in
transigente".
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-21

Adios a las Armas" es derro.
tista, v haee un canto al amor
por encima de la matanza hui
mana.
Eel puente sobre ell rio Kwai"
no es derrotista, nj hay en- ella
amor. Els simplemente la demos
TRACTION de que la guerra es estu.
pida.
Cast TODD Ell mundo ha visto
"El puente Sobre Ell rio Kwai".
Pero por 81 hubiese algdn lector
que fuera una exception, resume
breyemente ell argumento:
Durante la pasada guerra mum.
dial, los japoneses hicieron mi
les de prisioneros ingleses en-
Birmania, que entonces formaba
parte de la India.
I'm grupo de esos prisioneros,
mandado por Ell coronel Nichol-
son (Alec GuinnesS) es obligado
por los japoneses a co~nstruir I'm
puente sobre Ell rio Kwai.
Primeramente, ell coronel Nj
cholson Sc MEGA, y es castigado
barbaramente. Z,
~
Para salvar de una muerte Sc
gura a los prisioneros, Ell coro.
mel Nicholson acepta, finalmen-
te, a dirigir la construction del
puente.
En- ell instante en- que va a ser
inaugurado, Jun commando" de
sabotage lanzado por la aviacion
inglesa en- paracaidas, Sc prepare
para hacer volar Ell puente.
En- ell momento mas dramati-
co de la pelicula, es ell propio co.
ronel Nicholson ell que, al caer
muerto encima de la pila electri-
ca preparada por ell commando"
determine la explosion que hace
derrumbar Ell puente que Ell ha
construido -. .Perece ell coronel
ingles Nicholson, perece Ell coro-
iPasa a la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-21
CHARLES RIDLEY
Gran Proyecto Hidroe|ectrico Para Ghana

En- SUI respuesta, Ell Presidente Eisenhower
no dio promesas de ayuda, y es de suponer que
ell Primer Ministro, Nkrumah, volvera a hablarle
del asunto cuando visite a Washington en- julio.
Ell proyecto contempla ell embalse de las
aguas del Rio Volta y la construction de una
gran central hidroelectrica, a unos 800 kilome-
tros de distancia de los depositos de. Bauxita. Por
ell proyecto original, Gran Bretana habria cons.
truido la represa y la central hidroelectrica; la
compania canadiense, la fundicion de aluminio y
ell gobierno de Ghana el sistema de carreteras
y obras publicas que formarian parte del sistema.
La represa crearia un immense lago artifi-
cial que Sc extenderia hasta a una distancia de
400 Kilometres hacia los territories del norte.
Las aguas embalsadas producirian ademas 5000
toneladas anuales de pesca, que contribuiran a
mejorar notablemente Ell regimen alimenticio
de los habitantes del interior, que viven cast sin
proteinas.
La compahia canadiense interesada en- ell pro.
veto venderia las tres cuartas parties de la pro-
duccion de aluminio y Gran Bretana tendria asi
ell aliciente de una buena g~anancia, siempre que
Ell costo de la electricidad fhera razonable.
Este parece ser uno de los principles obs
taculos con que Sc ha tropezado, pues no ha sido
possible calcular tai costo. Ademas, Ell capital
extranjero no muestra aun ~suficiente c~onfianza en-
Ell future politico de Ghana. que logr6 su indie.
pendencia apenas en- mario de 1857.
Sin embargo, a pesar de estos obstaculos, eli
gobierno de Ghana esta empenado en- lograr la
realization del gran ~proyecto, va que de 81 depen-
deria 81 future econ6mico del pals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-21
AsTE RIsco S

Minnesota tiene 19.343.7 1000
acres de bosques, o sea, ell 38 Dor
ciento del area total del estado.
Los primeros fosforos de fric-
cion que Sc fabricaron en- Esta-
dos Unidos, Sc hicieron en-
Springfield, Mass, en- Ell ano de
1884.
La Gale de los comercios y,
teatros elegantes de Berlin Sc
llama Kurfuerstendamm- ma
combination de la Quinta Aveni-
da y Broadway de Nueva York.
Ell Parque Golden Gate de San
Francisco mide LOTT acres y es
ell mayor parque artificial del
mundo. Era un arenal inservible
hasta que John McLaren, en- Ell
ano 1887, comenz6 a fertilizarlo.
Las ,serpientes depositan sus
huevos, usualmente en- montones
de hojas o pedazos de MADEIRA
podridos, en- donde ell calor de
la podedumbre ayude al del sol
durante la incubacion.
Pocas sociedades del mundo
conceden mas libertad y respeto
a la mujer que los Tuareg, no.
madas berberiscos, de los desier-
tos del Norte de Africa. Las mu-
jeres Tuaregs Sc consideran
iguales a los hombres, Sc casan
a SUI voluntad, hablan en- los con-
sejos de estado y hasta actuan
de jefes de campamentos.
$50
Durante la guerra ruso-japone-
sa de 1904-05, la neutral Reina
Alexandra de Inglaterra, gustaba
posar con un spaniel" japones
bajo SUI brazo izquierdo y un pc
FRO lobo russo a su derecha.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-21

La Gale de los comercios y,
teatros elegantes de Berlin Sc
llama Kurfuerstendamm- ina
combination de la Quinta Aveni-
da y Broadway de Nueva York.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-21
81 ANGLIcESMo En- ESPANoA
. coNTEMPoRANEo

Con Ell prop0sto de contrbur Al mantenimientO Dc N pzrsza 10
nuestro tdioma, dariamente pubncaremos en- eNa pagina u atfculo dl
tnteresante y novedoso Diccbnaro de Angncismos del eminente tnterna.
STANDARD
Es muy general ell crherio de que Ell vocablo standard es intradu.
chile, y de ALI que no solamente Sc lie use como extranierismo con
su grafia inglesa, sno que tamben Sc haya tratado de castenanizarlo
dandole la lorna estandar. NADIA mas err6neo.
Ciertamente, no hay voz castenana que eouivalps integral '
cabalmente a la inglesa, pero no conozco Erase en- que entire esa
paabra que no pueda ponerse sin ella en- espanol puro y claro.
Standard en- inles es SUBSTANTIVE y Adjective. Sus acepciones O
numerosas, pero me referre tncamente a aouellas ~ son de uso
mas frecuente y general en- la angiparla.
CONTINUAL
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-21
UN Ola COMO HOY
MERCEDES, 81 DE MAYO

1542-Murio ahogado en- ell Misisi-
pi fernando de Soto.
1652-Blas Pascal anunci6 SUI ma
quina de ~calcular.
1688-Nacio ell celebre poeta in.
giles Alexander Pope.
1873-Expulsi6n de los Jesuitas
por Lerdo de Tejada.
1879-Muri6 en- combate en- Iqui.
que eli Almirante Arturo
Pratt.
1956-Hacese estallar en- Bikini
desde un avi6n Ia primera
"Bomba H.
19S7-Ejercito assume ell poder en-
Haiti con q general Con-
: tava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Fishing Village
Is Now q Town

The fishing community OF
Shippegan has become the
newest town in New Bruins
wick.
An act to make the North
Shore village the 10th town
in the Canadian province was
passed during the closing hours
of this years session of the
New Brunswick Legislative
Assembly.
There soon will be something
else new. Traffic. which has
been handled by ferry service
soon will be able to move to
Shippegan Island along a new
3,000-foot causeway.
Shippegan is getting ready
for its annual colorful event
the Blessing of the Fleet. While
principally of religious signific-
ance. the event is generally a
festive and col0rful one. The
ritual is symbolic of the blessing
received by the fishermen oil
Galilee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
One Ocean City Block
Is Big Lure for Youths

this newcomer" succumbs to
the magnetic draw of Ninth
street and joins the crowds
already there.
Every week end from now
until Labor Day this particular
section of the beach will take
on the appearance of Coney
Island on a busy Fourth of
July holiday. Even the board
walk in the area will become
so congested that boardwalk
strollers have difficulty finding
walking space.
Officials Efforts Futile
The youthful crowds have
posed a problem to city Of
flcials who have tried every
thing to keep the teen-agers
from completely taking over
the one block area. All at
tempts have failed. The little
groups continue to stand
around; the fraternity and
sorority emblems are proudly
displayed wherever room is
found, and the talk is of dates,
proms. hamburgers and milk
shakes.
While the crowds remain
mostly orderly there are oc-
casional fights among the
youths. Pairs of police Of
ficers are regularly stationed
at the busy corner to stop any
trouble before it gets out of
hand.
Although the street stands
as a problem to town officials it
is the raw material from which
memories are made. Long
after this summer has passed,
the teen-agers will reminiSce
about the wonderful days
standing around with Others
their own age-others who I'M
derstand the problems of being
a teen-ager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

KILL DEVIL HILLS. N C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
BY DICK LOHMEYER
Special Writer for The Star

OCEAN CITY, Md, June T.
With well over so blocks of
wide beach in Ocean City prop
err and an additional 9 miles
of beach from the city limits
to the Delaware Maryland
line. vacationers to this Mary
land resort have no trouble
at all finding plenty of room
for their family beach outing.
The roominess of Ocean
= City'S beach has always been
a major factor in attracting
tourists year after year. No
matter what time of season
they choose for their vacation,
they know there will be plenty
of room on the beach.
The spaciousness of Ocean
City'S beach is obvious every
where along the ocean front,
with the exception of one block.
This is the area around Ninth
street where, for some unknown
reason, the teen-agers stake
out their headquarters every
year.
Reason Unknown
How and why the teen-agers
came to select this particular
area of the beach as their meet
ing place is something no one
can explain. Season after sea-
son the youths flock to Ninth
street, where they either stand
in groups on the boardwalk or,
If they're lucky enough to find
space, lounge on the beach.
For well over is years Ninth
street has been the gathering
place of the younger set. A
youth who spends the day on
any other part of the beach but
Ninth street is definitely tout
of place" 1t isn't long before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

YARMOUTH CALYPSO BAND
MAKING SCOTS TREMBLE
The S. s. Yarmouth carries calypso band on her
Caribbean cruises out Of Washington and that posing
question for Scots around Yarmouth. Nova Scotia.
How they asking is calypso music going to
harmonic with the bagppes?
This question came up because Yarmouth is planning
rousing welcome for the s. S. Yarmouth when the ship
arrives there July Canadas Dominion Dayfor regular
overnight cruises between Boston and Yarmouth.
traditional welcome for cruise ships at Yarmouth
is bagppe music Nobody there has yet tried "The
Banana Song" on the pipes.
The S. S. Yarmouth, after completing its spring
Caribbean cruises out Of Washington and its Boston
Yarmouth cruises win be back in the alcalypso band
and a-for Caribbean cruises out of here
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24
Fair Bluff RIA.
Hears Cell Club q;

The Junior 'Glee Club Of the
Methodist Church presented tn,
music Tor the meeting of tn,
Parent Teachers Association
Monday evening" Mrs. Sylvia
Barnes, directed and Mrs. Jane:
Atkinson, was at the piano.
J. c. Anderson completed the
program in talking on the topic
"A Closer Relationship Between
Parent and Teacher" Mrs. I. M
Scott gave the devotional.
Mrs. H. A. Turner, president
presided and welcomed the new
teachers, Mrs. Robert Watson
and Mrs. Sylvia Barnes.
Miss Evelyn Floyd's first ane
second grades, Mrs. Pelham
Renfrew's fourth grade and Mr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24
PATRICIA ]. WARD COMPLETES PLANS
FOR WEDDING TO MIR. HEMINGWAY

Miss Patricia Jean Ward has
completed plans for her wedding
o John Alden Hemingway, min
.ster Of Bolivia, which will take
place Saturday, September ~,
It Z p. m. in the Bethel Meth
,diSt Church.
The bride-elect is the dauRh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Ward
If Route l, Clarendon and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Hemingway Of
Glizabethtown.
Officiating at the double ring
ceremony will be DR.. J. E. Gar
ngton, Superintendent of the
Methodist Churches, Wilmington
District, and the Rev. Charles
Armstrong, pastor of the bride
Music will be presented BY
Eugene Sasser, pianist of Gurley
S. c., and Miss Alice Ann Horne
vocalist, of Tabor City.
The bridegroom's father viii
be best man. The bridegroom's
brothers. Joe and Ted OF Eliza
BEETHOVEN will usher with Glenn
Helms also of Elizabethtown and
Howard Ward, cousin of the
bride Of Clarendon.
Mr.. Ward will give his daugh-
ter in marriage. Mrs. Marilyn
kopp of Malverne. N. Y, former
college roommate of the bride
will serve as matron Of honor.
Bridesmaids include Miss susanna
.Grueningcr of Valhalla, N. Y.
Mrs. Faye Jackson, of Chester.
S. C., and Miss Betsy Long, Of
Clarendon, the brides cousins
also Miss Diana Hemingway
sister of the bridegroom of Eliz-
dbcthtown
The brides cousins Sharon
Ward. Zane Ward and Toni
Ward will be flower girls.
Following the ceremony the
bridal couple will greet guests
n the veStibulc of the church
after which they will leave for
q tip 20 the mountains of West
ern North Carolina and Tenn
gSscc.
All the friends and relatives
IF the bridal couple are invited
to attend the wedding.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24
Mrs. Walter High
Is Club Speaker

Mrs. Walter High of White
lille vas guest speaker for the
.aL O.! the Magnolia Garden
.o held a: the home Of Mrs
luce EurC in Fair Bluff
~ evening. She used for
.5J" : Who Is Who In The
n World"
Attcr the address a round
.aoic discussion was held with
Mrs High discussing the advant.
' "' being garden clut
""'nber. Pointers were sharing
plants and flowers, creating ar
rangcmCntS from the gardens
tho SaCrcdncSS and close contact
with the master IN the garden
nj flowers.
Mrs. J. X. Powell of White
VILE was also in attendance and
reminded club women Of the
varlo.S materials available keep
ing n mind the rating sheet and
at the same time getting pleas
IRE from club work. Too, she
stressed IN a arrangements
should express individual per-
Sonality and one should not be
afraid Of criticism and rules.
The clue voted to continue the
Identification project of the
Armorv grounds.
Mrs. Robert Watson was re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24

ucNollOIldl. N iSNiO" VI hhe
Fifth Assemble q ". g c. q
recently held in Saint Louis wa
led by Mrs. Fred Davis.
The hostess served lemon
sherbet and cookies during thu
social hour.
Mrs. Harold Turner was hos
tess on Wednesday evening t.
the Nellie Waddell Circle. with
ten members attending.
Mrs. Thad Bethea conducted
the devotional and Mrs. SharI
Turner. circle chairman. presid.
ed at the business session. Feat
uring the evening program Civ
en- by Mrs. Bethea. Mrs. Jimmi,
Scott. Mrs. l. NJ. Scott and Mrs
James RADON was that of re-
viewing the general meeting anc
discussion of the Fifth Assem-
bly,.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24
Methodist Circles
Meet In Fair Bluff

The Rosa Tucker Circle Of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service, Fair Bluff Methods,
Church met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Waddell with eight members ir
attendance.
Mrs. Spencer Scott, circle
chairman, conducted the bust,
ness at which time plans wer,
made for Loyalty Day to be helc
October IL.
Mrs. H. E. Floyd, Spiritua'
Life chairman, conducted the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24
Continued From Page y

In the past most of the money
that has been contributed wa:
given by RotarianS with very
little outside help. Mr.. Primer
has generally been soliciting
these funds and taking most OF
the responsibility of seeing that
it IS administered. The club has
a complete set OF rules and regu-
lationS governing the loans.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24
Boosters Club
Meets Tonight

Tabor City's Booster Club
will meet tonight "Wednesday
at 1870 p. IN. in the school home
economies department.
Arthur Prince, president, said
the meeting was being called to
complete organlzational plans. 1t
is expected that a membership
drive Will result from the meet
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24

forms made a vast difference in
the financial setup.
Burleson said that last year
the school receipts for athletics
were $6,394.58. Expenditures
were in the amount Of s5,9l5.28
Other schools in the county
evidenced good financial year
Cash balances, often a strong in
|dication of the soundness. were
las follows: Acme Delco, $6,755,-
%; Armour, $3l2.60; Artesia
81 ,929.60; Bolton Colored. 1885,.
SO: Carver Elementary, $798.l5
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24

cerro Gordo. Sl.lsl.74: ch.k
bourn High School, $ls7.ls
Chadbourn Westside. Sll3.s7:
Evergreen. $s.76l.l3; Fair Bluff,
$7l5.5s; Farmers Union. $I,25s.-
20; Guideway Elementary, ST.
80s.26; Hallsboro. $4,475.60; Mt
Olive Colored. S792.06: Nakina
s7l8.7l; Oak Forest, $3.50: Old
Dock. $3.545.62; Tabor City COL
ored, $345.50: Waccamaw Indie
$84.s4; Williams Township. 81
77S.28.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24
Continued From PAGE -

Continued From PAGE ~
'clusion.
Athletics, always a problem at
a small school, paid its way &C
|cording to the figures. However
Burleson pointed out that II
was financially sound last year
only because of the wonderful
cooperation Of the people who
made donations and responded
to various dinners, etc. at the
school. Too, money donated by
local firms and persons for the
purchase Of this years grid uni
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24

ceived in the club as a new
member and Mrs. Guy Bailey
and Mrs. Cary Ellington were
recognized as club guests.
Mrs. High was present when
tint club was organized and she
was generous in her praise tina,
the club made the honor roll last
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24
Continued From Page y

Association. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. W Il picrC"
She is Is years old. Miss Ihomp-
son. winner o. the MISS Co,
lumbuS County" title this sum-
mCr Is the daughter of Mr.. al,
Mrs. b. 5. Thompson. She IS !.
,nars old
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-24

/, Pressley's ninth grade won the
room count honors.
Refreshments were served by
the hospitality committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Program Listings

money to his relatives in Chino,
confesses to o murder. Richard
coooon, Wendell Holmes.
5-Ms. Dist. Attorney. Crime.
7-West Point. Dromo.
"Counteroftock." A codet is
faced with an Unexpected crisis
when his .fioncee decides the life
Of an Army wife may prove too
difficult. Bert Masters, Diono
Douglas, Oliver Stufoess.
1884, 900 Question. Quiz.
1890
4-Mike HommeF. Detective.
Dorren McGovin stors.
5-Stor and the Story.
THE Difficult Age" Charles Co.
burn.
7-Notionol Wrestling.
From Baltimore with Bailey Goss.
9-The Silent Service.
THE Tyrone Sets Record"
U. S. Army filters get O surprise
toste of life on q sub when the
USS Tyrone rescues 3 of them.
1900
4-News and Local News.
HoFkness. Word.
5-Eleven O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. "donoron's Whorf."
A doctor Is token prisoner aboard
o mysterious ship. John Witty.
Genine Grohom. British
7-News. Sports. WeatheE.
McCoffrev Allen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
TUESDAY,

9-News. Weofher. Sports.
-Richords. Douolcs. DonieIs.
11:15
4-WeatheF. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
IN Hours. "Frolics on Ice"
1889. irene Dore, Roscoe kors.
Edgar Kennedy.
o-The LGte Show.
Ia Hours. "Go Non, Co."
1851. The true story Of Abe
Sopersfein's bosketboll team.
Dane clork.
1l:zS
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
1l:30
4-Joek Pear Show. Variety.
Ia Hours. Guests: Hons Con-
ried. Cliff Acoustic, Elsa .Glax-
well, George Jessel.
loo
4-lnspiFotion.
1.-The Lords Prayer.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Mar. 10

9.Ms. Adams and Eve.
lido Lupino and Howard Duff in
~ode the music publishing busi-
ness.
$50
7-Wyott EeFp. Western.
when Shermon Marched
Through konsos." Wyott be-
comes public relations man to
protect Gen. SheFmnn from
newspnpennen and others bent
on wasting his time. Hugh
O'BFiun, Thoyer Roberts.
9-The Eve Arden Show.
Liz decides to become full
time mother. Eve Arden. Frances
Bowler.
500
4.AdventuFes % MeGraw.
The Long Aloha" McGrow's
Howoiion vocation is Interrupted
when he confronts o blowgun
killer who Is trying to work his
way up in the import-export
business. Frank loveioy, Shep-
pond StnIdick, Nobu McCorthy.
7-Broken Arrow. Western.
THE Duel" A settlers boy and
an Apache youth bottle for on
indion n,oid's love. John lupton,
Michael Ansorc.
$40 Tell The Truth. Quiz.
$50
4-Bob Cummings Show.
Bob Soves Harvey" Bob Cum
nninos stors.
5-Bis Story. Dromo.
Human Clement" A reporter
spends IS hours searching for
q stolen capsule OF deodIy rodio-
octive moteriol. WolteT klovun,
Peter Truoeon stor.
Telephone Time. Dronno.
Revenge" A courageous young
wonon helps bring law ond order
to the Wyoming territory by
breokino the oll-moie jury tro-
dition. Greer Carson, Florenz
Ames, Grant Richards. Or.
Frunk BoxteF, host.
9-Red Shelton Show. Color. :.
Guests: Morie Wilson. MorshoIl
Reed, Anthony ConIso.
1000
4-The colifornions. Western.
"Deoth by Proxy" A Chinese
loundymon, robbed of his Iife's
eominos, and unoble TO send
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

Of coffee or soft drink break
they'd have more of your
energy" ! commented.
Il believe in plenty of rest"
Polly explained. II try to
get eight or nine hours OF
sleep every night. / can't
get through the day on less.
Some people seem to be able
TO go without sleep. but when
I'm tired / show it immedi-
ately.
But / don't believe in try
ing to sleep when I'm all
keyed-up. I like to relax
with a book before l turn
out the light" Polly con-
cluded.
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GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Polly Bergen Says
Try a BouilIon Diet
BY LYDIA LANE
Mirror Enterprises syndicate

HOLLYWOOD. - what
you think Of yourself is
more important than what
other people think Of you.
/ learned this the hard way"
Emmy-winning Polly Bergen
said, referring to her expert
'ences in HOLLYWOOD.
When / first met her. she
was under contract to Para
mount.
They suggested doing me
over and / went along with
it because / was young and
not sure OF myself" Polly
began. They dyed my hair
red, gave me a mouth like