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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06

South Carolina were present for
these meetings.
We did not resist the action of
the U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture in imposing guarantees -
as we recognized that the spread
OF this disease to the great corn
and fecd-grain states would like
ly wreck their agricultural econ
omy. We did, however, make
every effort to obtain a realistic
FEDERAL quarantine that our peo-
pie could live with.
In spite of the splendid CO. op-
jeration on the part of the u. S.
Department of Agriculture and
the states in the administration
OF the Federal quarantine - the
movement of almost every agri-
cultural product produced in this
entire area-both interstate and
intcrState-iS affected.
The restrictions and REQUIRE
ments in connection with the
quarantine have already become
physically and economically bur-
densome. They will increase UNI
less an adequate eradication pro-
gram is started now.
Mr.. Chairman and members
of the Committee-You can be
absolutely sure that the States
of North and South Carolina are
vitality Interested in this prob
lem and through their respective
state commissioners of agricul-
ture have assured the Secretary
or the Department of Agricul-
ture OF their complete co-opera-
ton in developing a program to
completcly eradicate this pest
which is already causing serious
economic losses. Numerous meet
lngs have been held in the in
tested areas during all of last
year and this year. and the
farmers themselves have organ
i|ed ana are prepared TO support
an aggressive eradication effort
without such an eradication eff
fort, little can be done to hold
lnfeStation in check.
You have already heard cx-
pert testimony from the Depart
mcnt of Agriculture on the pro-
posed eradication procedure that
is necessary and the feeling of
both the States of North and
South Carolina. as well as the
farmers themselves on this pro-
gram.
In addition. you have heard
the Department of AgriCulture's
urgent plea for adequate funds
to begin this work Immediately.
1t is estimated that this program
Will perhaps take three To- -four
years, and certainly, we can see
the wisdom in starting the pro-
gram with sufficient funds &c
make it d successful one
If you could have been present
at the hearings last year and
heard the statements made by
the national leaders of our farm
organizations and representa-
tlveS from all of the great corn
and feed-grain producing states
on this question of the immedi-
ate necessity for the complete
eradication of this parasitic plant
-wltchwced-I am reasonably
sure that you would have been
Eappy to have appropriated three
million - ten million - or any
iamount of dollars to prevent the
spreading of this dread disease.
which could and likely would
destroy the economy of these
great areas of the Midwest.
Mr.. Chairman, and gentlemen
OF the Committee simply cam
not urge you too strongly to give
favorable consideration to the
Department of Agriculture's re-
quest that the additional one
million dollars be restored to
supplemental appropriations bill
for this all-important program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-06

Bulletins describing this course
Will be available the latter part
of August. To obtain bulletins
or to register, write the College
Extension Division Box SIPS.
State College Station, Raleigh,
North Carolina.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19
FINAL RirES HID
FOR {. 7. sTIvENSON

Final Rites Tor Charles q Stcv
cason ~ ans 18Th Az e., who died
Thursday night September II, ia
Minneapolis General hospital were
held a. ! pm Wednesday aeptem
bet ". at Meals Funeral Chapel
Hev John Young minister ~ iic-
thestia Baptist church offiriated
Tho Deceased had been % alliuN
health fot the past several months
and hoapllaugod Tor one week prior
60 his death lie was horn 10 osarh
Mo aHd had been q resident or
Minneapolis aiu,e 1889
He was memhof 81 Hothsadb
iIaptiat church and member ~
Ames Lodge No 1905 Inpo Ew
Amcs Lodge held a short service At
the funeral
Surviving are three Bieocs, Mas
Ava walker Mira Madison Hog.
gait, both Of ~ Joseph, Mo and
Mrs Quinnie Benton ~ MeSiea
Mo- three unphcga lioraehou
ernest and Andrew waiter aIi 81
Omaha Neh and other relatives
Burial was AZ Crystal i.ak,
cemetery with Neals Funeral
came 60 tho city 20 attend funcfa
Niles Alva Walker u - 1osopt
Home IN charge ~ the service
srfVlrea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19
lYTlEs RETURN FROM
SPANISH WAR VETS
MEET IN KENTUCKY

Mr. and Mrs Elaud Lytle, 25i5
Fourth Az s returned home FRI
day September ~ from Louisville
Ky whore they attended sessions
of the National Spanish War Vet.
Grams convention. Mr. Lytle was a
delegate from Col Charles e
Young Camp No Is and Mrs
Lytle was a delegate from It's Aux
lliary No. II, department OF Min
nesota
While attending the convention.
they were guests AZ the Allen hotel
and were Joined there BY Mrs
Lytles sister Mrs Anna u Lewis
of Detroit. Mich, also q delegate
from her auxiliary
At the close Of the convention,
the Lytlea, visited many o. Mrs
Lytle's gifihood school friends IN
Louisville Lagrange and Crest
wood, Ky A high point Of their
trip was visit in Crestwood as
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Ollie Tay,
lar. who honored their houseguests
with an informal get together. IN
celebration 81 the ninth wedding
anniversary OF Mr., and Mira Lytle
on August 70 Mrs. Iytlc met
many Of her old schoolmates and
IL proved 90 be very happy oc-
cagion
E.nroute home they visited roin-
tives in Indianapolis and Chicago
and report the many eoufteass
accorded them IN every city they
waited ana the happy memories
VIII hnger with them forever
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4
before an altar adorned with Al
large floral arrangement OF fan
flowers. internlingled with ferns
and two pairs Of seven branehed
and five branched standing esndel-
ahra holding tan white candles.
The aisle was marked with bou-
quets Of NUNS every fourth pew
The bride is the daughter or Mr.
and Mrs, Theodore Franklin Allen
Of g73 Igiehart Az, st, Paul. The
groom is the son OF MIR and Mrs
Carroll Burns Williams, sr. OF
Chicago. III.
Prior TO the wedding Sidney
Williams, organist, played a pre-
Jude " nuptial music and accomp-
anled the soloist, Kenneth Han
son. baritone. Of st. John the Evan
gelist Episcopal church where the
brides mother Is eontralto soloist
Mr. Hanson sang. "Entreat Me
Not To Leave Thee" and 20 Lord
Most Holy"
The bride was proceeded down
the aisle by her sister. Mrs. Mar
win Crawford. matron Of honor and
bridesmaids. Miss Elva Williams,
sister Of the groom. Mrs Russell
Rostad, st, Paul, Miss Doris Shan
non 81. Paul. and Mrs. John OF
terson Of Red Wing The matron
Of honors gown was OF toast
crystalette and the bridesmaids
were Of apricot colored orystslette
Their gowns were identicaliy
styled on the princess line en-
HANGED with floating back panel
and were waltz length They wore
matching yelled caps and shoes
The matron of honor carried a
cascade bouquet Of spider NUNS,
coral roses and yellow baby NUNS,
and the bridesmaids carried hou-
quets OF NUNS in various hues Of
reddish brown and yellow
The brides cousin denutre little
Katherine Allen, who served as
flower girl wore gown Of white
crystalette and carried a miniature
bouquet OF NUNS in vnri-colored
fan hues Gregory Lyzenga, ring
bearer. was attired In formal dress
and carried the ring on white satin
heart shaped pillow. the same pill
low used az the brides mothers
wedding
Entering on the arm % her
father, the bride was resplendent
in a wedding gown Of ivory an
tique silk designed with a floating
back panel ending in a cathedral
train. The front panel was Gov
cred with chantilly lace extending
10 the floor length hemline. The
bodice Of the dress was embell.
lshed with seed pearl decorations
Her double cathedral length veil
Of French Illusion was secured q
a Mary Of Stuart cap Of the same
chantilly lace trimmed with seed
pearls She carried a bridal bou,
quet Of white orchids and step
hapotis with satin ribbon stream.
ers. The dress was designed by
the bride and made BY Margaret
OF Portland, Ore.
The bridegroom was attended BY
his brother, Joseph williams. Of
Chicago Uahcrs were Norman
Davis, Albert Mcfarland uncles ot
the bride. Donald sparks On Chi.
cage, James Ward Of wausau
WIS. and Marvin Crawford Tbs
men all wore formal attire
Mrs Allen chose for her daught
ers wedding, a waltz length dress
Of shrimp colared silk orion STYLED
with threc-quarter length sleeves
the back 81 the bodice forming q
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19
CHARLES cRurHFiElp IS
RECIPIENT or SURPRISE
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Charles Edward C'ruthfield was
unaware that anything unusual
would happen TO him Friday even.
ing September II, when he entered
the beautiful recreation room az
tn Carter Ellis home. STA Fourth
Az s.
AZ the invitation OF Miss Susan
Ellis. group OF his friends had
assembled esrlier and when he
entered. was greeted with sur,
prise" ana Wished a very happy
birthday Il was then that he real.
ized what Il was MI about
As she evening progressed thr
young college people danced chst-
ted and enjoyed dainty SANDWICHES
punch and other refreshments
highhghtea by lovely birthday
cake decorated with pink ana
yellow roses and Inscribed Happy
Birthday Charles
Enjoying the hospitality of The
hostess along with the hoHoreo
were the Misses Marva Webster
Ursula penders. Helen Peterson.
Teresa Comhs, Dolores May Joy
ellis. Paula Nevis, Rose Lawr-
ence Ernesttne shacilleford and
the Messrs Robert peake Earl
Neal. Curtis peloney, Austin Coop.
or sylvester Neal Maurice Duke
and Carlos Motfatt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19
us Not Stuias Rights
Letter ~ IIMF

stAE
Being resident Of Louisiana
and having observed the racial
superiority doctrine IN action,
believe I can comment on n what
most supporters of states rights
DO no, or % not want 20 realize
is that the Southern ldoa Is white
states righta. which Is not real
self R1yernmcn, AZ All depioro
tie need fof calling out the troops
but u u takes the troops 10 make
locality stick 70 So moral, re-
lgiops logical and legal obligo
uoua then let's havs them
o ! Russell Oah Ridge Tenn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19
Leadership rroinine
Schools Begin On
Monduy. Sept. n

The annual leadcrship Training
schools conducted hy the 81 Paul
Council % churches FOR cburoh
teachers and other church leaders
win open Monday, September ~,
has been announced hy Rev w
Bruce Hadley, executive secretary
II the Council
Simultaneous schools viii be
conducted GA six successive Mon
daS nights nj Fairmount Avenue
Methodist Chuvn, 1928 Paramount
Az in The Manchester highland
area ON the East Side az haRei
pstB Congregational Church 1881
u Mmnehsha Az and Ia the
northern area az Falcon Heights
Congregational Cmrch, Garden
and Helton ~ Falcon Heights
Glasses viii begin ~ 1850 each
night and continue Co 80
Nineteen courses are offered n
the thrre Schools ENROLMENT last
year waa s2S. the Rev Mr. iiadloy
said This years sgheoia ate tho
t0th annual offering ~ these
classes hy the SO Paul Council OF
churches and SIS predecessor the
Ramsey County Sunday School As
snciatlon
Serving az deans viii DC Rev
Russell wigueld at the Paramount
Avenue athool. Rev James G.
Inmblo ia Falcon Heights ana
Rev John l., cowan on the East
side
Thr schools are a project ~ the
Councils Leaderahtp Training
Committee within ita Division ~
Christian Education Chairman Ia
Miss loan Wilson, director 81
christian education at First Evan
gencai United brethren church,
and other members are Alden
ilammeratr0m Miss ReNerly
schults. Donald N Copeland, Rev
Paul v Fykman Mrs J ~
Black, Mrs Charles nioreuncld
Rev Robert T. Roliin, Roy Dunalj
Maiacnheimer Mrs Allen Ether
loln aud Rev stanlcy sohtick
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19


beautiful newly erected home at
1888 " Central Az Hyde Park
Family Visitors Mrs Eva n
Right and Miss l.. Pearl Bryant
OF Atlanta. Ca returned TO their
home after spending two weeks
ia the city guests of their sister
and brother.in law. Mr. and Mira
NJ 4 Robinson of 2hss Hardwood
Az Their visit was highly enjoyed.
highhghted with sightseeing tours
OF the many soen,e spots around
the Twin Cities a visit Ia Exrel-
sior Amusement Park and social
courtesiea, They attended Camp
hor Methodist church and Miss
Bryant was guest suloist one sun
day during her visit
Leslie Lawrence Auxiliary Lea.
he Lawrence Auxiliary Of the
American Legion held itH first
meeting Of the season on Monday
night September Is. AZ tho Amer
lean Legion Han. "a r.. Seventh
"a The next meeting VIII be Sep
TENDER ~, At the home o. Mira.
Calvin Taylor. 72t Aurora Az
which win be a kick-off meeting
for the membership drive Al
members are urged 10 be present
Party Date Invitations have
been issued by The Mines May
Reed Meredith Howell and Cert
rude Mobiisy for ~ 30 bridge
luncheon to be held at the Lowry
Hotel IN 81 Paul on Saturday
September 27
Attended shrine Convention
Among 90 pauiites attending ihs
Shrine Convention recently held
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19
BANQUET PLANNED FOR
GEORGE ROWLAND SEPT. IA

Leslie Lawrence Post No lpT
American legion Ia sponsoring u
banquet IN honor pf Commde
George nowlaRd. assistant man
aEer OF Veterans Administration
Monday September ~ al pm
90 American Legion Hall "a b.
seventh So 81 paul
Senator Edward TiTye viii l.
guest speaker
Donation $500 Tickets may b.
purchased from members 81 ihc
Post hdyi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

v and a half balloon skirt. Match
ing satin slippers, and teathsrci
eloehe coTnplimented her outfit.
She wore an orchid corsage
Mrs Williams. mother ~ the
groom was stunning in rose
hrocaded satin waltz length, gown
enhanced with long white gloves
"a rhinestone studded eloche and an
orchid corSagc.
The script for the entire we'd
ding was written hy the bride.
a reception followed at the home
OF the brides parents where the
happy couple was fellcitated BY
relatives and friends and showered
with large array 81 usefll ana
beautiful presents.
Flowers from the church were
used In proflfsion throughout the
rooms adding charm to the setting
for the reception The brides table,
centered with a beautiful arrange.
ment Of an white flowers. roses
NUNS intermingled with grecnery
and white stephanotls between
crystal eandelabra holding lighted
white tapers. struck an artistic
note A three TERED wedding cake
embossed in spun sugar roses and
white swans surmounted with a
miniature bride and groom graccd
one end Of the table and a silver
coffee service the opposite end
Mrs Glen Beck and Mrs A. v.
Hail poured coffee
Other hostesses assisting were
Mrs, Carmen Davis. who regis.
tered guests. Mrs Yvonne Robin
son and Miss Wilma Allison at
tended the gift room, Mrs. Earl
Jones and Mrs NJ, X. Mcknight
cut and served the wedding cake
Mrs, John Patton and Mrs Nor
man Howell dispensed the punch,
Mrs Virginia Brown and Mrs
Josephine Oden assisted AZ serv-
ing Mrs Doris shannon and Mrs.
Cora Banks assisted tho attend
ants and the Messrs Albert Nc.
Fariand, Norman Davis. NJ X Me.
Knight and Bert shannon. super,
vised In the kitchen, Mrs, Albert
Mcfarland directed the reception
The bride Is a graduate Of Cent.
raj High School. St Paul and
Rockford College, Rockford, m
She Is currently a public school
speech thernpiat in Portland Mr.
| Williams Is a graduate Of The Univ.
ersity OF Michigan whore he re.
ceived his Bachelor and Masters
degrees He Is research forest
entomolgist IN Portland
Mr. and Mrs Williams Jr. left
Monday morning for Portland
where they win make their home
They win be honored September
| ~. at reception in First Unit
arian church In Portland
Out Of town guests attending in
cluded Mr. and Mrs Carroll VII
liams SIR, parents Of the bride
groom. Miss Margaret Williams
sister Of the groom. Mrs JOSEPH
| Williams. sister-in-law ~ the
/ groom. Mrs Mack Ifehson. consif
| of groom all q Chicago. Mrs
Theodore A Fields. Leavcnworth
Kans grandmother ~ the groom
I Miss Adrienne Cuson, Chicago
cIaasn1atc AZ Rockford College d
the bride and Mrs James Ware
Iof wausau, Wis
Al Of the gowns ~ the attend
ants with the exception Of Mis
Williams were made bY Mrs II
Roy L.azenberry. 81 Pau.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

her complete recovery
Correction pue 60 unforeseen
circumstances the Primaries
have changed the hour FOR their
ioint musical program with Miss
Rose Msrshall lyric soprano %
Chbago from 4 pm 20 0 pm
Ia their al elsewhere Ia this paper
tie time II scheduled for pm
"A Masonic renpie Minneapolis
The new hour " pm Please take
notice
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

az Friendship haPtiat rh8fhf ana
Mis- inctha Adams of tu2s Fifih
Az q. returned homie by motor
Saturday from chicago where they
attended the Nauonai Baptist
Convention
out az Hospital Mrs 6 w
Glenn 1890 Fourth Az & returned
homie saturday evening from Fair
siew hospital where ahe underwent
a Roitof operation Mfa Glenn IL
in excellent condition ard making
rapid recovery
Ketnrus Homo Mrs A T.
Brown, 1870 aaeIling Az returned
home TUESDAY from Pensacola
ria. where shs waa called due
% tho acrlgua Illness ~ her
mother. Mrs MARY ! Williams
Mis- Brown who had been At the
bedside ~ her mother for four
weeks reports that aho - mitch
improved and she II praying fut
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Social and Personal
II MINNEAPOLIS

To Wed Mrs Iuclo Mcconnell, sis bryant Az N and
Rev John Rrcedoyc GU Fremont Az N will be married
"Wednesday evening september "a al p At Graham rempo
Church OF God Ia Christ $40 Ellwood Az NJ Bishop J w
Graham pastor. viii ofticlate
Attended Baptist Convention Rev l. q, Harris minister
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

There atill are people who eau
remember when the cost ~ high
living was lower tlian the present
high coat ~ living Dan Bennett
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19
Mercheto Allen Wed Chicaeoon Carroll
Williams Jr In Picturesque Ceremony
Last Saturday Evenina September | ;

picturesque and impressive wedding ceremony marked
with exquisite attention 70 detail and solemn dignity was
that which united lovely Marcheta Ermine Allen and Carroll
Burns Williams Jr clock in the evening Saturday
September l3 Unity Unitarian Church Portland Groo
ST Paul.
Rev Arthur Foote minister performed eandegh service
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Out OF Hospital. Mrs William Sayles of 1905 s Sixth
Street Minneapolis has returned from 81 Hanahas hospital and
conyaeong the home uf her daughter and souaw AIR
and Mrs James q Mann, 666 lglehar Az
New Address, Mr. aud AIRS John NJ Patton formerly Of
q54 ST Anthony Az greeting hcir friends their
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

Poverty ~ not Disgrace
and that's about al 'hat can BE-
sai1 IN us favor" a. NJ Tucker
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

IA Chicago was Harvey Hopkins
of bi6 lElphatt Az vino Is also
an active member Of Leslie iAwr
cnee Post No Ap7 Of the American
Legion
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

SUMMONS
STATE OF MiNAt.&ffT A
COUNTY or HkNNEPiM
DISTRICT EGfNT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Mary kuahnir,
.vs-
orsu Eushair,
Defendant
ThtE STATE uI MINNESOTA
no THE AHokE-N NAMED NJ
PENDANT
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required go answer the COM
glaibt 20 the plaintiff 81 thb abuyr
emitted action Which Complaint
" ep fBis lB the Offices ~ thu ftsFk
~ THIS CBHrt aus t@ serve a copy
~ YOUR answer % Waid Complain
upon the eEbserioef At hts office
Hl1 Prod Nre Bank Building lu f#e
CITY II Minneapolis WahuEp}E
comfy state ~ Minnesota. Within
z ntftb fabg DAYS after TIE service
- ihtm aHiiGmaHa AUaU YHG, p&EtHa
aiva 81 me date or auph HRFvtna
and ~ wuW tHi3 Co answer TIE FafH
Complaint wttbtr the time afarana "a
the plaintiff ID thiH action viii
apply 81 fhe Court for fhe FefIat
demanded lH said Complaint
HAtIs SMITH HEDldtSfit 1EHTEH
H3}t& NtftG AND MERLIN
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AfforneY f%f TisfEfiff
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

An Of the gowns ~ The attend.
ants with the exception Of Miss
Williams were made By Mrs II.
Roy Lazenberry. 81 Pau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
Hitchcock Outsmorts
Alfred in VERTIGO

Maybe Alfred Hitchcock, the
widely recognized master of
suspense, never should have
had anything to do with tele-
vision. His reaction when re-
leased from the constructing
binds OF TVS tight timetables
does not do his latest. Yer
tigo." a bit of good. Faced with
the broad expanse of Vista
Vision. he has expanded his
storytelling not only in height
and width but in length as
well.
Either he takes much too
long to get to matter of iden-
tification on which the climax
depends or he dawdles too long
after reaching this point.
Whatever the reason, the new
film at the Metropolitan and
Ambassador Theaters clocks at
2 hours and 4 minutes and that
is too much of it to be first
rate Hitchcock.
1t still is Hitchcock, how
ever. and even not at his best
he can out-Spine-tingle most
other practitioners of his art.
He has his moments here to
make a nail-gnawer of you
and his fable probably is Suf-
f1ciently mystifying. There also
are some diverting color views
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

VERTIGO" q Paramount release
Of an Alfred Hitchcock production,
directed by Hitchcock, screenplay By
Alec Coppel and Samuel Taylor. based
on the novel "D'Entre Les Morris" by
music BY Bernar Hermann. At the
Ambassador and Metropolitan Thea
ters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

STAGE STRUCK" . Buenn Vista
release Of an RkO-RAdio production,
produced BY stuart Millar, directed BY
Sidney Lumet, sereenplAy BY Ruth and
Auguslus OoetA, music BY Alex North
Al the Ontario TheAter,
The Hant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena-"Summer Of the 18th
DOLL; $3.50 pm.
National - The Dairy Of
Anne Frank; $3.50 pm.
Screen
MISUNDERSTANDING; lao,
Ais, 6:45 and $40 pm.
Capitol-"This Happy Feel
ing; 1855 am, l:55, 1855,
5:55. 8 and 10 pm.
COIumbia-"From He'll to
Texas: IL noon, 2. 4, 6, 8 and
10 pm.
Dupont - THE Roots; /,
$50, 4:4O, $50. 8:25 and 1915
pm.
Keith's-"God's Little Acre.:
I1:15 am, 1:10, $40. $40.
7:10, 9:10 and 11:10 pm.
MacArthur-"The One That
Got Away; 2:15, 4:05, sos, 8
and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Vertigo;
11:15 am. 1:20. 2:30, 5:35,
7:45 and 9:55 pm.
OntOriO - Stage Struck;
lis, sos, Ass, 6:45, $40 and
1890 pm.
Palace - Ten North Fred
erick";; IL am, 1855, 1850,
4:50. 6:45, S:45 and 10:40 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Hot Spell"; IL
am, 12:45. 2:35, 400, $40, 8
and $50 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; 1880 am, 1:10, $40,
$40, tbs and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-'"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 10 am, /, 4,
Z and 10 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

in a sort of stunned submits
sion by Kim Novak. Stewart
is the central figure, q San
Francisco detective who comes
down with acrophobia after an
unfortunate experience on a
rooftop and Is forced 10 resign
from the force.
He does not get much rest.
though. He Is summoned by
an old schoolmate (Tom Hell
more) who declares. that his
wife is periodically occupied
by the spirit OF a woman who
has been long dead, In the
throes OF these seizuBes she
goes away and he wants
Stewart TO keep an eye on her.
Since she Is Kim Novak. this
does not seem 10 be an arduous
task. II turns out 10 be not
only that but downright dam
gerous. OF course, before
Stewart "a up one OF those