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cliches of Irish family life.
especially the shyness OF the
male toward marriage. the
anxiety Of the women to change
this attitude. Fortunately,
however. the narrative occa-
sionally escapes from this chan
mel TO sreward the sparkling
cast with something worthy
Of its charm and comedy
talent.
Mr.. Gregson, earlier the star
of "Genevieve." Is the most
attractive garbage man any
film comedy has presented in
years. And, as the star Of the
championship hurting game. he
introduces movie audiences to
a fine bone-breaking. skull
crushing game that ought to
be among Ireland's exports.
AS grandfather. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald who has put on con-
siderable weight since leaving
Hollywood. does one Of those
performances that are merely
a light workout for him by this
time.
On her part. Miss Pavlov is
an affecting Cinderella: June
Thorburn an attractive COM
petitor for Greeson's attention:
Marie Keen q fine witchlike
Mrs. OFlynn, and stalwart
Noel Purcell as impressive a
garbage crew boss as anyone
has ever seen.
VISITOR: James Barren, 22-
year old rising player on Col
umbia's payroll came to town
yesterday, keeping company
with "Gunman's Walk" his
latest film which opened in a
group of outlying theaters.
Barren. a Philadelphia boy,
married and the father of a
l9-months old son. is both sur
prised and delighted to find
himself a Hollywood actor. His
first ambition as an entertainer
was to be a singer. which is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
The Dotted Lines

NEW YORK; know for
sure Jayne Mansfield Is ex-
pectlng. Her doctor and all the
photographers confirmed Il. i.
Now that It's proven Pete Ra-
demacher can't fight. why don't
they make him q singer7 +.
Tony Vogel. Of the Bowlero.
went 10 see the movie The
Fly" at his neighborhood thea
ter but the ceiling was too low
/ wish Gen. Gavin would
stop eriticizing Charles +. VIII
son. II might affect Wilson's
rating with General Motors. -.
Alex Kallao, possibly the most
versatile Of the intimate pian-
lists. Is at the Saxony Restau-
rant, :. Look sharp. Trinidad
There's an Active Steel Drum
Co. In Brooklyn. /. / hope my
TV set doesn't break down 10
years from now. Therel be
nothing on the Late Late Show
except Brigitte Bardot pictures.
I refuse 10 see Attack of
the Puppet People" Too many
strings attached. Cava-
nagh's now has Irish Coffee
on-the-rocks. For people who
want to stay awake while they
get loaded. The new liner
Atlantic advertises rock bot
tom prices from here to the
Worlds Fair. From the Auto
mat to the Atomium.
49,
Joe Storey's idea is to send
our team TO Moscow. bring the
Russians here and operate the
summit meeting on a split TV
screen. =. My wife kept bug
ging me for a foreign convert
ible so I bought her a rickshaw.
. Gail Walton heard about
a new TV soap called Third
Degree. Makes you come clean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

-. Chambers Restaurant now
has autographed Holsters. I
mean Chambers now has-no.
&c sounds Just as silly any 9TH
er way. -. With my luck I'll
probably get plastered during
National Lath Week. A
travel agency offers a tour OF
California for s45. They'll even
cut the cost II you feed your
own pack mule. Jack SCOTS
new hit record. leroy" Is
about q buddy behind the bars.
IL may get a lifetime sentence.
Understand that song out
ne called the Exclusives hasn't
signed with anybody yet.
Patti Pages East Side, West
Side" is doing we'll all around
the town.
The African Room has a
real Ghana group. . Sammy
Davis. jr, will do a one-man
show at the Raleigh Hotel. Aug.
%. Well, II he's only as tall
ented as his uncle and his dad.
. Is Bing slipping2 The pa
pers captioned cathy as Bob's
daughter instead OF Bine's
niece. Myron Cohen reports
See SYLVESTER, Page Ash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater
THE Most Happy Fella";;
$3.50 pm.
National - The Growing
Experience" $50 pm.
OIney-"Under Milk Wood;
$3.50 pm.
Screen
Enthusiastically Light in
the Forest: l:40. 1885, 5:35.
7:30 and 9:35 pm.
Apex - Might Ambush; !,
$40, $40, 7:35 and $50 pm.
CapitoI-"Twilight for the
. Gods; IL am. los. 3:l5, 5:25,
7:35 and GAS pm.
COIumbia-"Gigi"; $3.50 pm.
Dupont - la Parisienne";;
1880 am, 1:10. 3, 4:45, 6:35,
$40 and 1910 pm.
! Keith's THE vikings;
ILLS am, 100, 3;25, SOS,
TAO and $50 pm.
Rooney; $50,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
MetropOlitan-"The Light in
the Forest; 1855 am. l:55,
1855, 5:55, 1855 and 9:55 pm.
Ontario-"The Key; /, $40.
$40, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Palace "A Certain Smile;
IL am. l:05. $40. Sis. 7:25
and 9::35 pm.
PlayhOuse-"La Parisienne";;
IL am. 1910, 2:30, AIS. sos,
1850 and $40 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; 1880 am. l:l0, $40,
$40, tbs and 900 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai":: 10 am, 1910,
$3.50, $40 and 9:l0 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

ate a chance to do a stage role.
"Gunman's Walk" an adult
sort Of western with plenty Of
juvenile lapses in its good in
tentions. finds him in the COM
pany principally of Van Hefiin,
Tab Hunter and Kathy Grant.
He found Helm a marvelously
generous and helpful star with
whom to work. On his part,
Barren clearly profited by what
ever help Heflin gave him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Stanley Warner Thsaiers
AMBASSADOR r: %. . s cs!; q.
Are Al Air Condltlened. .

SfanleY warner IheaierS
Are An Air Conditioned.
AMBASSADOR is e. . s osI; "a
walt Disney's
1.-The Light in the Forest"
Fess Parker, 1:4O, s:S6. S:35. 1850.
AVAkUM ssIs Conn. Ave. NV.
THE PROUD REBEL" Alan Ladd,
2:06, 5:46, $3.50; FROM HELL TO
TEXAS" Don Murray. 1856, 7:35.
RYVYRIVLL $500. 18th q
DkVkmLA SITS. NE. Free Parking
THUNDER ROAD" Robert Mitch
um. 6:15, 9:40; PROUD REBEL"
Alan Ladd, 500.
RAT WET FE. 3-8O55. 2324
SALvknt wisconsin Ave. NV.
Free Parking. Last Day. Back BY
Popular Demand. WITNESS FOR
THE PROSECUTION" Tyrone Pow
er, 6:45, 9:l5.
CENTRAL ME. s-2s4I. 425 9th
SksNAmSaI 81. NV. Near Parkine
TOO MUCH, TOO SOON" Doro-
thy Malone, IL 100, 2:25. 800, $40;
..ANOTHER TIME, ANoTH HER
PLACE, Lana Turner, 1880. 4:25,
7:55.
YEWNYNV RA. 6-66O0. 3e6
A1NMhD1 Kennedy 81. NV.
DESIRE UNDER THE ELMs," So
phia Loren, 600, 0:35; '.ST. LOUIS
BLUES, Nat King Cole, 500.
HAVnV CO. 5-496s. 5000 18th
SHVWA st. NV. 'PEYT TON
PLACE" Lana Turner. s:35; DE
CISION AT SUN DOWN." Randolph
Scott, 7;05, Midnight Show To-
morrow Nisht, Starting 11:15 Pm
SHERIDAN EA. $1,000. s.I1
WITNESS FOR THE PROsEcU-
lion" Tyrone Power, 6:l5. $40:
hot SPELL" Shirley Booth, S:l5,
Special Matinee Tomorrow. Free
Ice Cream TO the First 200 Children.
ST. VEN JU. $4,000. CoIesvIIIe
SsA~ Rd. at GeorEia Ave.
FROM HELL TO TEXAS"
Don Murray, 2:45. 6:I5. 9:45;
FRAULEIN," Dana Wynter. 100,
$50, 500.
TAK0Mh RA. s-4sIa. 4th and
AAnVFAA Butternut SITS. NV.
Free Parking. Special Return En-
easement MARJORIE MORNING.
STAR" Natalie Wood. $3.50. g:25.
T1V0I I CO. 5-ISOO. 18th and
ssS~A Park Rd. NV. FROM
HELL TO TEXAS" Don Murray.
5Rre9r r $40 a.. si29: THE PROUD
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now quite secondary among his
ideas for a career.
A handsome. modest young
ster. Barren was a two-weeks
student of Stella Adler. just
getting a faint notion OF the
principles of acting when he
was whisked out to Hollywood.
He has been in four pictures.
with good roles in each, still
would like to study and. more
than anything, would appreci-
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that Is less than inspired.
This, the combined work OF
Scenarist Patrick Kirwan and
Novelist Catherine cookson.
has It's beguiling touches. The
effect Of these. however. Is To-
divert attention occasionally
from the fact that Rooney"
lacks the true originality ex-
pected Of the Irish.
The group Of Dubliners
played by Barry Fitzgerald.
John Gregson. Muriel Pavlov
and a generally artful cast have
been around too long for more
than comfort. There is nothing
wrong with comfort. which Is
certainly better than discom-
fort. but IL is just that more
is expected Of Irish comedy
drama.
Mr.. Gregson's is closest among
the characters Of Rooney" TO
the type regarded as the Irish
original.
He is a member Of a garbage
truck crew. one of the collec-
tors, whose masculine attrac-
tiveness cannot be concealed
by work clothes. Another OF
Rooney's charms is that he is
a man who is happy with his
most mental of jobs. and still
another that he is a whale Of
an athlete. a wizard at hurting.
Rooney's trouble is women,
especially lsndladies who take
it as a personal affront that
they have been reduced to
widow status. Still, he is doing
all right with the help of his
garbage truck mates who are
ready al moments noJlce 70
convert the vehicles into a
moving van to whisk Rooney
out Of danger.
This tactic is effective until
Rooney takes lodgings in the
home of the Widow o'Flynn.
Here he must deal with three
females, the witchlike Mrs.
O'Flynn, her mercurial and at
tractive daughter. and a young
ish cousin who is the household
slavey. Also a member of this
menage is Mr.. Fitzgerald as a
stormy, whiskey loving old
grandfather.
-
Once on the O'Flynn premises
the screenplay spends consider
able time trudging through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

CAPITOL HILL AZ y, G % o., ss
GARY COOPER. TEN NORTH PRED
MURPHY. no HE'LL AND BACK "
colorscope, $40. 7:25.
YAIRRAY FsirfoS. We. CT. 3-7sSs
Free Porkinq
..ATTI.A," ANTHONY QUINN SOPHIA
LOREN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More han Routine Merit
"wITNEss FOR THE PROSECUTION Charles Laughton
heads vivid cast in Agatha Christes greatest
thriller.
"MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR"-Herman wOuk's best seller
10 the with Natalie Wood and Gene Kelly.
TEN NORTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. best seller, John
OHara's, with Gary Cooper playing its fOrOrn hero.
"THE YOUNG LIONS"-A film version that improves upon
Irwin Shaws original novel, With Marion BrandO
king SOLOMONS MINES"-A reissue that was a high
favOre in Its day, starring Deborah Kerr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Once on the o,Flynn premises
the screenplay spends consider
able time trudging through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
THE PASSING SHOW
Rooney, otM'Arthur,
Has Dublin Flavor
ny JAY CARMODY
Ataf Drama Critic

rather long time since any move-maker explored
the OF the Dublin Irish by repute and wsfu lot
Rooney" the new nlm at the Macarthur Theater UNDER
takes 10 correct this lapse venture that attended by only
moderate That II achieves In spite OF an i'm
preye aggregate attractive acting the fault Of script
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

ROONEY" q Rank ORGANIZATION
release, produced b. 0eoree n. Brown.
6y Pstrief kifvan. from The novel 81
Catherine cooknon, music BY Philip
Green. A. the Macarthur Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
SIDNEY LUST THEATERS

HEY KIDSl - ENJOY THE
WASHINGTON AREAS BEST
EQUIPPED DRIVEN KIDDIE-
LAND, FEATURING SENSA-
TIONAL NEW SPEEDBOAT
RIDE. IT'S ALL FREEi
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13

surance firm. four-room unit adj
dition at the Kit Carson Motor
Court and a store building and
service station in Hampden district,
the latter being done by Charles r.
Brehm. Jr.
Another commercial project is
the demolition and replacement of
an office-shop building on South
Main street, occupied by Smiths
Trim Shop The business will be
moved to s. Main near Westview
Cemetery and the downtown build
ing. owned by Mrs. N. P. Miller.
improved.
New Homes
Permits for new homes were
issued 70 w. I. Kennedy. Jr., Farm
vile district. Merritt G. Howell and
Reba McIver. in Hampden district,
Susie and Oscar Patterson. at Pros
pect. and Laurence STYLES. in Farm
Vile.
Permits for agricultural property
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Due Soon
Catalogues Due Soon
Brisentinc, Bricke,;t Are
Reelected Fair Leaders

Avert Brlsentlne was reelected
president Of Five County Far at
the annual fair association meeting
Tuesday evening. r. j Martin.
Jr. and f. G. Hubbard were re-
elected vice pl eSidents, with Mrs
r. R Spillman. secretary. and John
Warner treasurer.
J. c. Brickert was named general
manager and s. w Putncy, Jr
assistant.
Agricultural workers from the
counties OF Prince Edward. Cum
berland. Buckingham Appomattox
and Charlotte Joined I he board
OF directors at dinner meeting at
Cedar Brook Restaurant.
The premium list was approved
providing classes for livestock
field crops. canned goods. baked
products and handicrafts. Special
premiums We're set out for competl-
ton in club work. All clubs. Future
Farmers Of America. Future Home.
makers of America New Farmers
of America and New Homemakers
Of America.
Change Judging System
The Danish system Of Judging
livestock VIII be changed 10 the
conventional system Of numerical
standing, and a fee will be pro
vided by the Fair for each live
stock entry toward and expenses Of
the exhibit
Features Of the Five County Fair
Will be the tractor driving contest.
flower show. and a beauty contest.
Educational exhibits are expected
to be an added feature this year.
Catalogue Due Soon
Final plans for the various
features are being completed by
committees
The catalog will appear the
middle Of July with all informa
ton for exhibitors and patrons OF
the Fair. Mr.. Brickert stated
With good weather, something we
have not had for the past four
years, the 1858 Fair promises to
top any in the past. he said
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Councils Gift
saIu'cs Mayors
Long Service
Traffic Study
Third. Venab!c
Streets Started

To an agenda requiring decisions
on numerous municipal problems
concerning traffic. street lights.
ordinances and IN n 4 c s. the
Farmvillc Town Council added time
Tuesday night 10 say its thanks for
Navor Fitzpatrick S quartercenfufy
service
Council members presented a
desk set complete With writing
equipment 10 the retiring MAYOR In
appreciation Of his faithful. devoted
md efficient service.
A formal resolution acknowledge
ing the MAYORS arduous years OF
work will be drawn up BY com
'nittee appointed Tuesday night
Resolutions acknowledging The serv-
ces Of Councilman Svdnor g. New
man who did not seek reelection
after serving since 1916 and OF
John Lancaster who is- resigning
AS town attorney July / VIII also
be prepared
Traffic Studies
The council tabled for the nteseni
4 -months-old study OF difficult
traffic cor tion s on Randolph
street. between High and Third
streets Under consideration had
been a proposed plan to provide six
feet more driving space and retain
angle parking
Now. due To the moving Of the
offices and switchboard facilities of
Virginia Telephone and telegraph
Company TO new quarters In the
near future. council agreed TO sur
yev effects Of this move on Ran
dolph street traffic before proceed
me further IN the matter
Traffic conditions al another
troublesome intersection. High and
Venable streets at Hotel Wcyanoke
will be studied by the Police and
Traffic committee That group was
directed To report lis findings al the
council S July meeting.
The Street committee was dill
rected 10 study the existing drain
age problem AT Bridge and Third
streets. and TO prepare rccommen-
dalton TO solve II for later con
sideration by the fun council
Street Light
A request by Wesleyan Methodist
Church for installation Of street
light at or near tho church premises
on Bridge street was turned down.
Council noted that placing OF lights
midway between blocks is contrary
TO long standing practice. except
where severe traffic condition
exists.
The municipal officers agreed,
however. to see II augmcnting pres
ent lights at either end Of the block
will better the situation and to do
Continued on page g.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Herald New York
Tour Enthusiasm
Grips q Entrants
Many More Seen
Starting Try For
Shay, Free Trip

Twenty-one members nave joined
the Herald New York Tour Club
since the opening announcement last
Tuesday More arc expected as the
mails bring additional entries from
All parts OF this section Members
are enthusiastic in their efforts to
earn fiveday all-expense- paid
trip to the nations largest city
Club members have come from
widely scattered areas throughout
the Herald's circulation territory
However. there are still some sec
tons which would offer the op-
portunlty TO win this trip
Club Members
Members Of the New York Tour
Club to date are
Mrs Mary Hedrick RI. Farm
vile.
Mrs Jack Moody. ri, Farmvile
Mrs T Eward Simpson. RI
Farmyille
Mrs. Leon II Williams. 2ll Wood
row Ave. Farmville
Mrs Ann Clowdis. Lonewood
Ave. Farmville
Mrs Owen Dunklcy. RI Farm
vile.
Gail Jones. Dillwyn.
Garland Jones, RID. Dillwyn.
Mrs Dramor II MaAcy. Cumb-
erland
Miss Carolyn Peters. Cumbcr-
land.
Harry Simpson. Rice.
Mrs. R. r. Walton, Powhatan.
Miss Margaret Whitlock. Carriers
Vile.
Mrs Ben Bersch. RI. Dillwyn.
Mrs J r. Nuckols, III R3.
Cumberland
Miss Barbara Yanccy. F'armvllle.
Mrs. Lewis Rogers, Ri /, Crewe.
Mrs Lacy Rush. Dillwyn.
Miss Nancy Bailey. Darlington
Heights.
Miss Mary Lou Southar. RI. 2.
Farmville.
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Regular Summer Recreation Activity
Starts Monday; Pool To Open July |

major step TO developing the Long
wood Hills recreation area The
pool Will be the most costly item
in the development and it is the
hope Of the persons close to the
recreation picture that the pool will
be the key to developing the entire
30 acre site into one Of the finest
recreation park in the nation.
Baseball and football fields, lighted
for night use. as well as tennis
courts, picnic areas. etc, are in the
long range plans Of the group
The swimming pool fund drive is
Still some $4,000 short Of the goal
but the recreation association voted
at special meeting OF It's board Of
directors To complete the pool for
use this summer and pay the in
debtedness of with future fund
drives.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13

tentative opening Of the Farm
vile recreation swimming pool has
been set for July !. according TO
~. Wayne Harper. president Of the
Lions Club
CONSTRUCTION work Is being pushed
forward as rapidly as possible. and
If the weather Is favorable and
everything breaks lust right. it may
be possible that the pool will open
slightly IN advance Of the July |
date
] II James who Is chairman
Of the swimming instruction com
mIttee. said his committee is work
ing on the assumption that the pool
will BE- ready for the first class 10
start on July 2 He said the dead
line for registration has been ex-
tended to this week end so that
final class assignments can be com
pletcd- Where possible each Young
ster will be notified AS to when HIS
class will meet This paper Will also
carry the names and dates
Park and Baseball
The rove Street Park Will open
as scheduled Monday. June is
Nancy Striplin and jeanne GRAHAM
will operate the park again this
year.
The third phase Of summer rec
reation will also begin Monday
June l6. That is the summer base
ball instruction and games that will
be conducted at the high school
field
The baseball field Will be open
both morning and afternoon. with
the younger boys having the field
for one period and the older boys
taking over for the other period
Winston Johnston will supervise the
baseball play and he invites all
interested boys to report to the
first meeting Monday at am
Lions Club Project
The summer recreation activities,
as well as the winter basketball
league. Is sponsored BY the Farm
vile Memorial Recreation Associa-
ton. The association will take over
the operation Of the swimming pool
when II is completed The associa-
ton operates from funds received
through the Prince Edward County
Community Chest.
The Lions Club is backing the
building Of the pool as the first and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Is Permits For S69,55O
l5 Permits For S69,55O
Commercial Construction. Ne,r Homes
Keep Months Building AT Steady Pace

-Four commercial projects. five
new homes and agricultural and
residential property improvements
are included in Is building permits
valued at s69,550 issued here during
May.
In both number Of permits and
estimated cost OF construction. the
current work exceeds that Of year
ago. In May. 1857, there were 10
permits issued. valued at $50. 275.
The continued strong squirt in
construction activity. which broke
with renewed vigor in April after
winter doldrums is one OF the fac
tors cited here for a big upswing
in gainful employment for the sec
ond quarter of 1858.
Commercial
Included in commercial construc-
ton are erection of a Dairy Isle
driven on East Third Street reno
walton of the Shannon Building in
midtown BY w. A. Watson. in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Educational Corporation Selects
Leaders At Annual Meeting Here

which Mrs. Grace N. Gordon Is
chairman A report will be made
at the next monthly meeting Of the
Corporation
Other phases Of the immense
problem Of furnishing temporary
education in the county have been
under study for two years. and will
be completed in detail during the
summer months. We truly hope that
use of these plans will not be neces-
sary, but our Corporation will be
ready to meet such eventualities as
may come through advanced study
and definite plans" said Mr.. Han
bury, president
Robert E. Taylor was elected to
the board Of directors to fill the
vacancy Of w. c. Fitzpatrick, who
resigned to become counsel for the
Prince Edward School Board.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13

Detailed plans for provisional
privately operated schools in Prince
Edward county were discussed at
the annual meeting Of Prince Ed
ward Education Corporation Mon
day evening B Blanton Hanbn-y
was reelected president. J B. Wall
Jr.. and F. Curtis Hubbard, vice
presidents. Mrs. j T. Doyne. sec
rotary. and E. Louis Dahl. treas
urer. The officers will serve for the
coming year.
Reports assigning pupils and
teachers to specific available class
rooms were disclosed making pro-
vision for the various classes Of
white pupils now enrolled and ex-
pected with the opening Of the fall
term.
A system Of transportation is
under study by a committee Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13

Improvement we're taken by p
Berry in Buffalo district j W and
r. B. Garrett in Lockett district,
and Robert B Schmidt, also in
Lockett
Residential property improvement
permits were issued to r. G. and
Ruth Price and to Keith Schuler
IN Farmville district.
The Sl34,428 in construction
values for April, plus last month )
additional $50. give the two
months Of the second quarter the
strong total of 5000 ,978.