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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
CASTRO QUESTIONS BANDIT CHIEF
Aid Group to Elect

ofhcers win be elected at a
meeting Of the Prince Georges
County Association for Re-
tarded Children. Inc. at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Calvert Homes
School. Riverdale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
New Air Service

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 81 Up.
-Avensa international Always
Of Venezuela announced yes
terday that service between
New Orleans and Venezuela
would start January 2e.
Avensa said the Civil Aero
nautics Board in washington
granted the new route as part
Of a bilateral agreement be-
tween the United States and
Venezuela.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Violent Waves Lash
Chile After Quokes

for the organization. charged
in a statement the Wagner ad-
ministration has not approved
q single measure Of practical
value TO hold down abuses
against Puerto Ricans in New
York City"
The third migration confer
ence between officials Of Puerto
Rico and New York opened yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Wuoner Warned

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Jan.
81 "a group Of Puerto
Ricans calling themselves the
National Liberation Front. said
yesterday they will picket
Mayor Robert Wagner Of New
York when he arrives in San
Juan tomorrow.
Clemente Mattel, secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Ecuador Cabinet Shifts

QUITO. Ecuador. Jan. 81 tF1.
Two new members of the cab
met Of President Camilo Ponce
were sworn in last night.
Jorge Merlo took over as in
terror minister. Pedro Maspons
was named to the recently Gre
ated Ministry Of Development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Musical Show Preview
Set by B'nci Birth

A sneak preview Of Wish
You Were Here" win be Wit
messed by the Independence
Chapter Of B'nai Birth during
a noon luncheon meeting to-
morrow at the Adas Israel Syn
agogue. Connecticut avenue
and Porter street NV.
The musical show will be
given for the public March Is,
le and II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Bomb Wounds Cubun

HAVANA. Cuba. Jan. II up,
Police said q young Cuban,
Mario Escambros. was wounded
critically yesterday when a
bomb he was carrying exploded
prematurely as he walked along
a street in the Vedado sector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Automatic Sush Lock.

CHICAGO.-A newly devel-
oped spring -actuated window
sash lock automatically locks
when the window is closed. ac-
cording to its Chicago manu-
facturer. The device is said TO
fit any standard wooden sash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
France Stands Firm
On SEEKING Arms Crop

PARIS. Jan. Il up. = government spokesman said
today France will not hesitate TO seize IN Algerian waters
OF threatening the French army IN ALGERIA
The French Algerian waters under such surveillance
extend SO ometers 3i miles, from the coast They maintain
the Yugosav ship sloyna with $50 tons Of YVES within
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
By BETTE ELLINGTON
Current Topic Study Club
Re-Live So Years

Last Tuesday the Current Topic Study Club re-lved
their 80 years of organization at the Detroit Assoca-
ton of Womens Clubs. with Mrs. }. Fitzpatrick as
mistress of ceremony.
invocation given by Mrs. Edna Holcomb. he
club scrg Reaching the Coal, written by the lae
Louise Edward most insprational to all, with Mrs
Egeeston emphasizing on the piano, it's true mean
ing the music having been written by Mrs. Mile Hyn-
Mrs Rosa Gragg introduced and prese m ed the
Founder Mary Belle Rhodes; Mrs (ragg former pre-
>den and a born orator was so eloquent in her introd
ucon speaking reviewing the organization, as to
achievements and cultural position it has maintained
ALL through the years, Mrs. Rhodes had done.
She touched briefly upon the business career she had
followed after the passing of the late Atty. Arthur W.
Rhodes maina his office with These fact
ua remarks were closed with beautiful poem. written
by the fluent speaker, MARY Belle, Mary Belle"
Mrs Rhodes response given with much emotion
as She thanked Mrs Rosa Gragg for the glowing
marks they touching, they made her feel quite
humble bat be assured tn appreciation was deep from
within. And to the Current Topic Study Club, with II
% wears Of organization. that the network mad Deel
laid the foundation built and il is time to build
another story if to keep breast with the atomic
age.
The club history uniquely given by Mrs Harriet
Wesley Former PRESIDENT woo indvidualzed each
member accurately, thanks Harriet!
Mrs Dorothy Duncan, the effc ent and president
was presented. and given gavcl by the vice president
Mrs Ola Clark Poole.
musicale program was furnished by Mesdames Mu-
rel Hall Peane Teemer and Elmo Hendrix.
Mrs Gwendolyn Harrison was chairman OF the round
en- Ccmmitte assisted by Ltesdames }. FltZpatrich
Ola Poole. Christine Bishop lone Harr and Eurne Har-
son giving mach time and energy to make TINS
ana + one of the never forgetab'es
tered with yellow and coorfu hors doeuvres WIN
tea candies and peanuts Club pals brought beautfu
gifts and each guest received gifts also officers ana
members returning the earlier years of the Current
Topic celebration.
table spread of lace in the Dining room was cen
CONTINUED Page "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Social 6 CIvic Roundup =

home % Mr. and Mrs jesse
Nncoxson. 1872 SiurtaVanl win
more than q kurd icd guest pres
ent, The pacious and attractive
~ arranged home OF the VIII
coxsons was just ideal for this
affair
The tea was given in the
interest of their selected queen
Lois Wilson. competing in a
special project of ire District
Matrcns. The contest will end
Sunday. Feb. 9Th. in special
review at New Calvary Bap-
fist Church.
After d song ans rraYct Mrs
Adean SIM welcomed the Guest
ANA Mr. l. Gary drec,or Of
Ebcnc1or AME Cauch Gospel
Chorus gave resp ltlsc Musical
selections weree done by New
G.acc lAspigational Choir and
Ffcnczer Gospel Chorus
Mrs Esthel Harris gave his-
tory OF matrons then Tea time
Around the beaut al center
piece a b uquct OF ilowc s WIS
tic. caloriui layout 20 epen faye
tuna sandwiches combination Of
cheese. diced II ner, an nick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

recently completed his indoc-
trination training and has now
entcren his Air Force career
field. Because communica-
tions is a vital facto, in the sup
port of a combai-rcady air
force. the specialized training
he will receive at Scott Air
Force Base in one of the many
complex phases OF radio con-
tributes UNNECESSARILY toward
the primary miss on OF the Air
Force maintaining world
peace.
According to S-Sgt. Emerson
+. Johnson, the Local Air Force
Recruiter is located at RIM. 40S,
Fed. BLDG Detroit, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

Friday afternoon Mrs. Odessa
Lett invited 40 or more friends
il for bridge at the home of
Mrs. Alvin knight on Ford ave-,
serving a delectable luncheon,
which was one of the swankicst
affairs of the season.
Awards were beautiful and
guests were dressed up petty.
Saturday was club day for
the Pinochle Club with Mrs.
frankie Nelson as hostess. After
lovely dinner, pinochle was
the attraction and awards were
given to Mrs. Bcrnice Cook
Mrs. Thelma Hancock and Mrs.
Corrine Booker.
Mrs. Nollis Huntsberry had
as her luncheon guest Wednes-
Gay Mrs. Joseph Oliver of Port
Arthur. Texas, also Mr.. M. j.
Morrison. Mrs. Oliver is the
house guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Paul VERIFY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Enters dir
Force School

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE,
Ill - Altman Richard S. Pruss,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Pruss, 400 Dubois. Detroit.
Mich, has recently entered tie
Communications Equ p m n I
Repairman School here. il was
announced by the Base Com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
UNI Offers
Business Courses

The largest off c"nDu credit
r. 8 am cv offer d by h, In.
versity O.. Michig; MS School Of
Cuisine S Admins alton is
echcdu'ed for Detroit IN the
currcn semester. Mas Irene J.
Hau Ia supervise o, The U-Ms
Dctroi Center 1nounces.
Some % {, ares carrying
re- ueto credit in The Sch o.
Of Business Am nj ia on op n
nc week OF Februs ~ 10 "A the
Racktam + luci iorrl Memorial
located al FarnsvCr h az
w O " a. Sui jccts inc.u lie
various Of accoun ing manage
mont. mi rke' ing, financial pr n
ciplss statistics cos 7a'ysis.
an per o-ncl aiministra ion.
among others.
There is no Int On he a
m un, of wor. haf may be
c"ned IN he Detroit Center
t;word a masters degree in
business administration Miss
Kaugka roc. In crested persons
arr invi ed 10 consult with the
: visor + ON he Schoel of Bust
ness Administration or viii the
supervisor. Mu.letins listing
these courses as well rs nearly
hundred oilers offered by she
UNI in Detroit. are available on
request Call Temple $1,000 for
your copy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

skillet which can 60 ~ Tie ot 4.
Cut about 3 apple slices J . inch
thick Cut out the core and
halNe the slices Add The honey
and apples to the butter or mar
garine Mix i'm red food colorng
until the apples are tinted the
desired shade OF red. Simmer
several minutes until the apples
are almost tender. Spoon the
mixture over the apples as they
cook. Arrange the apples SO the
bottom of the skillet is covered
with the slices. Sprinkle with
the pecans.
After the rice cooks. stir in the
pumpkin pie spice. milk. brown
sugar and the egg. Carefully
spoon over the apple-nut mix
ture.
Place the skillet in pre-heated
S25' F. oven. Bake about so
minutes or until the rice pulls
away from the sides OF the skill
let and most of the butter or
margarine has been absorbed.
Remove from the oven. Allow 10
stand 10 10 Is minutes. Cover
the skillet with the serving
plate. Invert the plate and skill
let TO turn the dessert upside
down. Serve warm with whip
ped cream or vanilla ice cream.
The dessert should keep warm
about one hour.
This recipe makes 9 generous
servings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
DO you KNOW

That Dr.. Percy LaVon Julian
of Oak Park, Illinois, has been
acclaimed as the nations most
prolific chemurgist?
He is teaching at West Vir-
ginia State College; and contin-
ues his research a. Julians lab
oratory, which has led to 60
patents, with 80 more pending
also fifty monographs on va
rious scientific subjects. SO adj
vance magazine is reporting in
its January issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

Mrs. Alma Red OK was host
ess TO the Century of Progress
Club Saturday afternoon. At
ter the agenda was cleared.
Mrs. Redick invited the mem
bers TO her art gallery where
famous Negro pictures were
shown. and briefly discussed.
African Life" was her pro-
jeci for the club and was quite
interesting.
Mrs. Linnie Miles is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY

III - ~Ah<e - - <Na' ~
The Young Matrcns Auxiliary
of Chapel Hill Baptist Church,
located Maybury Grand at Hud-
son. celebrated their 9th ami
versary. Sunday, Jan. 26;h, at
$3.50 pm. in the church Sane
tuary.
The program, witch was a
huge success, was on the way
with the Dcacons of the church
in charge of devotion. followed
by a selection by the church
chcir. Mrs. Gertine Lee wei
come guest.
Selections on the program
were a solo bv Miss Frczend
Patterson and Mrs Mary Fitz-
patrick. Mrs. f Jackson brought
hlphlights of the year. Rev. B.
T. Johnson was guest speaker.
Mrs. Florence Dargin. Coun-
selor for the Young Matrons
Auxiliary. and Mrs. Daisy
Schwartz. pres dent of the Sr.
Mission. gave remarks. New
Greater ST. John Baptist
Church were their SPECIAL
guest.
The Young Matrons were al
tractively dressed in their
spe cial uniforms. and each wo G
& white oarnation corsage Pre-
sensations were made To Rev.
b. T. Johnson, guest speaker.
Mrs. Daisy Schwartz. senior
presidents Mrs. r A Allen, and
Pastor Roy A. Allen.
Visiting among others were
matrons from ST. James Baptist
Church. pa ticularly identified
w'h the presence of Mrs. Par
nclla Green. who gave the re-
Spouse and Young Matrons
from Greater New Mt. Moriah
Baptist Church.
The off GERS and members IN
Guiding Mrs. Naomi Leaphart,
president. Ms. Ruby Ingram,
vice president Ms Edwine
Jackson, Sc retarv, Mrs. Jua-
rita Vandergrift, treas''rcr' NJ
Bertha CraW prd. 'iS'er' e.
rotary: M 5. M. Robinson. =
Carson B. LindS Y. y ! NJ
son. c. Lee. and r. Nli'c W
to thank all who noia q -
their eighth celebration q ha .
success.
Thursday evening at 500 p
M. the Young Adult Usher
Roarl Of Mt Pleasant Mission
AIRY Raptist Church ; sponsoring
the Mil-South Singers in a MUS
ical program and on Thursday
Feb. 9th. the DcacGnS and Dea-
concs> will be engaged in q
musical program az the church
Rev. c. O. Stewart min.s 81
Of Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
brought the principal MESSAGE
al special worship services " III
The Cumberland Presbyterian
Church loca cd at Ru SOL and
c. nficld Mondav. Feb Bird az
7:30 p IN The Senior Choir and
UshcrS accompanied him foi
sc vice.
Sunday. Feb. 18th. Ire An
rual Second Baptist Brother
rood will be observed in the
church lower auditorium.
Principal speaker will be The
Honorable George w. Reed.
wis recently returned from
Africa where he rep esented
cur Government. as Director
OF u. S. Mss'ons Operations
in Liberia. West Africa.
He was also the first prcsi-
dent of End Baptist Church
Brotherhood.
The Mansfield Pleasant Sing
crS will present a musical pro-
81 am at the Greater st. John
Missionary Baptist Church, Feb
9th. The church is located at
585 Hancock Ave Rev. Carl d.
Hughes is pastor.
PRE-vALENTINE TEA
Mt. Pleasant Missionary Bap-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

nander. Colonel
William ID. Cal
ncnt.
Altman Pruss,
will receive in
I uct on in the
lstallation and
maintenance c.
ado communi-
alto MS equip
neent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
SALUTE TO STUDENT

oT II ~ L ~ ~ - ~ DANA
Ira l.. Hatcher Jr., an out
standing stude nt, graduated
from Northern High School Jan.
20, and has been awarded the
Detroit Board of Education
Scholarship to Wayne State
University for four semesters
1.-TWO years..
During his years in the pub
lie schools of Detroit, Ira was
an honor student in citizenship
from Kindergarten through
graduation from Northern High;
from Alger Primary. he won
certificate of honor for schol-
astic achievements and citizen
snip. also a certificate of honor
from the Safety Patrol Club;
At Hutchins intermediate. he
won honors including the COW
cted award given by the Amerl-
can Legion Honor Society. aid
was member of the Harry B.
Hutchins Honor Society.
During his years at Northern
High. young Ira became a mem
Der of the Hi-Y Club; the Var
sity Baseball Club and the
National High School Honor So
ciety of which he was presi-
dent during his last year.
He wrote articles for the Teen
Club of the Detroit News; he
represented his school at the
NAACP Youth conference meet
ing in Detroit this year; he
became a member OF the lMSSC
Council.
Ira will enter Wayne State
Iii vcrsity Monday, Feb. Sd, to
pursue the course in Liberal
Arts preparatory to a teaching
profession. All wish him sue
cess.
He IS the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ire l.. Hatcher, Sr, of Leicester
Court. whose other two children.
LaVonnc and Jackie Hatcher.
graduated from Northern High
and college with honors.
WEDDING RECEPTION
Mrs. Cordia Jennings and Rev.
William Henry Mayfield were
married December l4th. and
had their wedding reception at
the Detroit Association of Wo-
mems Clubs Sunday afternoon,
Feb. ID. at five o'clock.
Amid palms and floral deco
rations. Rev. and Mrs. Mayfield
received many friends with the
assistance of hostesses including
sorority sisters.
Mrs Mayficld was gowned in
a yellow chiffon with a fitted
bodice full skirt. of ballerina
length. Her long white gloves
we're EMBEDDED with rhinestones
also her slippers. Her flowers
were orchids and lilies of the
valley.
Many people were in the felic-
tate this happy couple. bring
ing lovely gifts.
Rev. Mayficld is pastor of
the Trim " BaptiS, Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Walker
Of Belmont celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary last Sun
dav a tcrnoon AT the homo OF
her daughter Mrs, Carl Rich
a,dson, of Fairfield.
Many friends brought very
nise gifts including some OF
gold. 1t was indeed a joyous
occasion.
WEDDING SHOWER
A wedding shower was given
Mrs Barbara Windi ow Hill,
Sunday evening bv Mrs. Theo-
dcre Smith at her spacious
home on Hague.
Barbara was radiant in a pink
chiffon with lace bodice and
a pink chi lon skirt and wore a
white orchid. Barbara eloped
nee. 3lst and married Chas.
I'm. She is a student at Wayne.
There is a large acquaintance
of friends, so many gifts were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
(OnszssenlAlO1' SOCIETY DOINCS

drow. A little girl Of eight years
was trying to catch the bouquet
(Smle).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

Gated on Preston street. spon-
sored a prevalent ne Tea sun
day afternoon. Feb 2nd. A
special program was presented
prior to tea time Mrs Louise
Norris was mistress of cere-
Participants on the pro1ram
were: Mrs. Lula Mae Gu, It's.
who gave the welcome ad-
dress. readings were done by
Miss Bessie May. Mrs. Susie
Durr. Mrs. B. c. Hayes. and
Ms. Cleo Black. dueii by
Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker. and
Mrs. Edna Carroll.
Fiano solos were rendered BY
Mr.. Silas Walker Solos we've
done by Mr. Isadorc Slack and
Mrs. Ella Wright. accompanied
by Mr. Ernest Pel,ier Mr. w l.
lie Bridges, ST., president. and
Rev. c o. Stewart pastor, gave
remarks.
Hcsfesses were: Mrs. Hattie
Peterson. Mrs. Allesn Flour
roy. Mss Louise Duncan. and
Mrs. Willie Kirkland. Special
guest was Mother Richardson
OF the Church OF God in Christ.
who favored the waiting con-
eregation with reading.
Choir No. . Of Second Bap' ST
Church viii celebrate their 36 h
anniversary Feb 9th in church
auditorium with visiting chors
participating. Nj Able Walk T.
IS president Mrs NJ nnie john
.nn, program chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

So delightfully."- spicy and easy,
this dessert is made like the
American faVorite, pineapple
upside down cake. But here.
apples are used. The top is
covered with rosy red apple
slices. thanks to red food color
ingl Right under the apples are
cIunchy toasted pecanS. then a
spicy brown sugar favored rice
pudding.
INGREDIENTS:
2is cups water
Ia cups uncooked white rice
teaspoons salt
- cup butter or margarine
2 red all-purp0se or cooking
apples
u cup strained honey
Red food coloring (optionaD
4 cup chopped pecans
teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
rs cup milk
/ cup firmly packed light brown
sugar
I egg. beaten
METHOD: Put the water, rice
and salt in 2-quart saucepan.
Bring 10 a vigorous boil over a
high heat. Turn the heat down
low. Cover with lid and sim
mcr Ia minutes. Remove the
saucepan from the heat but
leave the lid on 10 minutes.
While the rice cooks. melt the
butter or margarine in q Q inch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
APRON TEA

The Young Mat ms OF New
Grace Bapi ST Chu Oh, loca ci
on Z Forest poaSogcd an Up 1n
tea Sunday, Feb. and. at tAe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
vALENTINE TEA

Mt. Pleasant Missionary Bap-
fist Church Senior Choir. To-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Mrs. Linnie Miles is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

"oii TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB. 8, 1858
, 1958-11-15
TIT ST. cRoIx v
GOVERNOR

very hard hitting talk, he i'm
pressed the delegates with the
fact that from himself down to
tl1e smallest taxi driver he
E.edged complete service and
cooperation with the tourist
interests who send their cli-
ents to the Virgin Islands. re
closed by stressing the import
ance Of tourism to our econo-
my and extended thanks to
the agents for their support in
sending business to US.
Addressing the closing SEES
sion from the same platform
with the Governor were the
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Am
bassador to Spain, and Henry
j! Kaiser, world famous indus
trialist.
, 1958-11-15
FIRST NEGRO

leans to work in the offices Of
his benefactor's brother, who
was a cotton merchant. Ac-
cording to one report, he fell
in love with a young lady
named Hortense. She was, so
the story goes, blonde, beauti-
full and as delicate and fragile
as a piece of Dresden China"
The story is a very interest
ing one showing pictures Of
the Mission Dolores where he
was buried. A street is also
named after him in San Fran
cisco.
, 1958-11-15
SUNDAY h MONDAY

goth Century Fox presents:
THE THREE FACES OF EVE"
jeanne Woodward, David Wayne,
Lee j. Cobb
The three faces of Eve will reach
out from the Screen to stab you
with the truth of the strangest
true experience a young girl in
love ever lived. Every adult must
SEQ It'll
If you were married to 'The
Three Faces of Eve" what would
you have done? A moment ago
she was the incest girl in town.
A moment from now she will be
anybody's pickup.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-11-15
PRINTING

leadership of Uric BENJAMIN,
who was competently assisted
by Mrs. Alatha Williams. The
group was very much inn
pressed by the equipment and
facilities Of the library on
wheels" judging from the IA
vorable comments which were
made.
The bookmobile was set up
for the program and brought
out to the school by Rafael
Walls, bookmobile librarian.
, 1958-11-15
G. H. S.

all library service.
Mr.. Anduze elaborated upon
Miss James remark that the
library is now being taken
down the steps" to the peo-
pie. He briefly described the
Federal Library Services Act,
which made the St. Croix
b~ookmobile possible, and then
explained its facilities and
functions Including a possible
adult education). He also not
ed that its book collection
would be similar to that of the
central library, but would
have the unusual feature of a
25 per cent proportion of
books in Spanish.
Mr.. Anduze' talk served as
the cue for the high point of
the program: the actual exam
ination of the bookmobile by
The student body-all 6O0-odd
Of them. This was smoothly
accomplished through the CO.
operation Of Principal Arthur
A. Richards, who helped plan
and supervise the procedure,
which included the singing Of
patriotic songs, under the
, 1958-11-15
RUN OF

ICES the hate for the North.
This later turns to understand
ing that Lees surrender was
not the death Of the South, but
the birth of t h e United
States"
, 1958-11-15
TUESDAY

United Artist presents:
SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS"
Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis,
Sam Levene, Susan Harrison
The great White way, called
Broadway the story of the
punks who think they own it. a
drama Of excellent performance
that something different you
have been waiting for.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-11-15
W E D N E S 3 A Y


at 500 and $40 rr
Big Double Feature Day J!
FIT No 4
Universal Pictures presents
in glorious Colors
slim CARTER"
Jock Mahoney, Julie Adams, and
Little Tim Hovey". Not since
"Major Benson" such a heart
warming Comedy y!
Hit No 2
Also MART presents:
Huntz Hall and the Great
Bowery Boys
in
"HOLD THAT HYPNOTIST"
Funtz Hall and the Bowery Boys
Jane Nigh, Stanley Clements
They are really gone into an
other whirl!
LATEST NEWS