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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
Lincoln Road, en- Miami Beach, Serd
Convertible en- I'm Suntuoso Parque

Lincoln Road, ell International
mente famoso tramo de carrete-
"a que alberga numerosas ten.
das importantes en- Miami Beach,
puede ser muy pronto transfer
mado en- I'm suntuoso paseo con
jardines al cerrarse al transito
de automobiles la vital arteria,
para asi acentuar la attraction a
los turistas y compfadores.
La Lincoln Road Association
trabajando coniuntamente con
Ell Lincoln Road Merchants Guild
ha propuesto que Sc elimine ell
translto por la avenida y Sc esta-
blezca ell parque mencionado.
Creado por ell famoso arquitec-
to Morris Lapidus, ell nuevo Lin
coin Road no seria unicamente
attraction turistica para aquellos
que ouscan solaz en- sus magnifi-
cos Iardines, con fuentes rumo-
rOSaS.
Los modelos del Canine del
Manana" estan siendo exhibidos
al publico por primera vez en- las
oficinas del Miami Beach Fede-
raj Savings and Loan Association
en- la esquina de Lincoln Road y
Washington Ave.
Ritter Levisnos, director eie-
cutivo de la Lincoln Road Assoc.
dice que no es unicamente un
problema del transito 10 que ha-
bria que salvar Para m~antener
su standard de excelencia, Lin
coin Road necesitara mantener-
Sc agresivamente asociado con ell
future de la cada vez mas ex-
traordinaria Miami Beach.
Hacienda enfasis en- que esta
es una empresa civica, ell Miami
Bea:h Federal ha preparado un
modelo a escala del nueyo Salon
de Exhibition y dibuios en- pers-
pectiva del area de doble plata
lorna para estacionamiento de
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
Aproboda Emission de Bonos Para
Meiords en- Ell Servicio de Aqua

dio de los Bonos sera ocupado
exclusivamente para extender Ell
Seryicio de aqua en- algunos Sec
torres nuevos de la ciudad'', acla.
70 por SUI parte ell jefe de la
"Miami Water Board, j. E.
Preston.
"Necesitamos dos unidades
mas para la planta de Alexander
Orr, la cual va cuenta con cua.
tro. Ell costo de esas dos unida-
DIES adicionales ascendera a
$%50O,O0O,"
Tambien Sc atendera a un
contrato para instalar zee fill
tros en- la planta Orr. Cada filtro
puede emitir cinco millones de
galones diariamente. TODD este
significara un desembolso de
100000.
La alta Corte aprobo unani-
memente la opinion emitida por
ell Juez del Circuito de Dade,
Stanley Milledge, quien conside-
"a legal la emission de los bonos
hasta por la suma de So, 900,
que dicho sea de paso estaran
listos en- ell mes de agosto veni-
dero, despues de que sufra 81
tramite de rutina en- la Corte
Supreme de Florida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
DecIdrada Illegal Hue|qa Decrefada
por hozos y Cocineros Argentinos

nizaciones legales. Ell sindicato
exige la reincorporacion ahora,
ademas dice ell hotel, la %reincorpo-
racion de I'm empleado despedi-
do ell aho pasado por razones justas
y quien firmo I'm documento ma
nifestando que no tiene reclama-
clones pendientes.
Los sindicatos rivales sobre la
Union Obrera Gastronomica, apo
yada por los comunistas, Y la Fe-
deracion Argentina de los Trabaia-
dores de la industrial GaStrono.
mica, experonista.
Los musicos estan en- huelga por.
que muchos clubs nocturnos, res
~taurantes y radios han despedido
a sus musicos por no poder pagan
ell aumento de so por ciento orde-
nado por ell g%obierno ell mes pasa.
do.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08

BUENOS AIRES, JUNO 7 CUPID
Ell Ministerio del Trabajo decla-
70 Illegal la huelga de "a horas
acordada para hoy por cocineros,
mozos y otros empleados de res
taurante y hoteles.
Ell paro Sc iniciara a las seis de
la manana y abarcara cafes, bares,
resturantes, hoteles, cabarets,
clubs nocturnos, confiterias, etc.
Ell sabado en- la noche estaran en-
huelga los musicos.
Los patronos dicen que la huel-
ga es solo una lucha por ell poder
entire dos grupos sindicales riva-
les, y que no hay problemas pen
dientes de salario u otro genera.
Una declaration de la admins
TRACTION del City Hotel es ejemplo
tipico de la situacion, pues dice
que ell faro carece de justifica-
cion legal o social y esta destinado
a crear ambiente favorable para
los sindicatos rivales. En- declara,
cion publicada como aviso pagado
en- los periodicos esta malana, csc
establecimiento dice que cree que
Argentina vive ahora en- estado de
derecho y que 81 los derechos le-
gales de los empresarios van a ser
dejados de lado, ell pals no va a ser
gobernado por la Ley.
Este hotel esta en- conflicto con
los empleados, que establecieron
piquetes y obligaron a todos los
huespedes a dejar ell estableci,
miento, por ell presunto despido de
I'm empleado temporario. Ell Ho-
tel dice que terminado ell contra,
to temporario, satisfizo las indem-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08

Viene de Ia Priniera)

prestamo 81 este sirviera al propo-
soto real de hacerlos mas ~eficaces
y de lncrementar su renta.
-Pequenos agricultores con es-
casa terra o terra pobre, que no
tienen capacidad real nj potential
de pagan prestamos. Su unica es.
peranza es que Sc los traslade a tie.
rras nuevas y Sc les de mejores
chacras, con 10 due ascenderian a
la clase inmediatamente superior.
Entiende Brossard que los ere
ditos agricolas deberian concen.
trarse en la clase segunda.
Expertos de nueve organismos
internacionales Y norteamericanos
finalizaron hoy las deliberaciones
que realizaron sobre este y otros
temas
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08

HORIZONTALES
1-lsla del mar de Irlanda
@...y cristianoS
e-Regalar
1~2-Determinativo
13-Siervo ~espartano
14-Letra castellana
1S-Tiburones pequenos
17-Animales carniceros
19-Obedecieras
20-Nombre de mes
21-Cabeza de ganado
22-Amarre
23-Negacion, Inv.
24-Percibir con ell olfato
26-Estado del Brasil
28-Constelaci6n
2e-Arbol conifero
30-Piedra de sacrificios
s1-Remover la terra con Ell ara,
do
S2-Amarro
s3-Monte de Grecia
64-Acclon y etect0 de tasar
35-Caso de pronombre
36--Circulo o redondel
S7-Conforme a su original
30-Nombre de mujer
A0-Respuesta de los doses paga.
nos
&4-Del verbo nadar
A5-Pasteles de harina de maiz
46-Amarro, Inv.
E-Ahora Sc fisiona
4e-En ell maj
S0-Una pareja, Inv.
51-LineaS trigonometricas
S2-Hermana o religiosa
VERTICALES
1-Ciudad arabe
3-Mansion. Inv.
3-De Nazaret
A.. =. Geraes
S-Igual al "a Horizontal
S-De los %vientos, por ejemplo
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
DepOrfes en- e
Festival de
las Americas

Eventos ~deportivos presentados
por el Festival de las Americas
aqui en- iunio 1922 reunira a mas
de 100 atletas de II naciones de
Centre, Norte y Sur America.
Habra competencias internacio'
males de golf, regatas de botes, es.
qui acuatico y soccer.
Seis paises Latinoamericanos en-
viaran a sus mejoreS jugadores de
golf para ell juego por la medalla
y ell match juego en- el Miami
Springs los dias de JUNO II al 81.
Esos paises son Cuba, Colombia,
Panama, Jamaica, Puerto Rico y
Venezuela.
La Regatta de oBtes, JUNO II
Is, en- ell Biscayne Bay presentara
contendientes de Cuba, las BAHIA
mas, Jamaica, Venezuela, y tres
clubs de Miami.
Ell esqui acuatico del Festival
Sera los dias de JUNO 20 y % en-
ell Swan Lake, a una milla del Ae-
ropuerto International. Tendremos
participates de Panama. Cuba, Pc.
ri, Venezuela, Mexico y del Cy-
press Gardens de Florida.
Ell deporte de Soccer tendra par
ticipantes de Cuba, Mexico, Guate.
mala, y Ell Miami Soccer Club, to-
mara parte los dias de JUNO Is y
II en- ell Curtis Park.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
Marcada Baja
en- DesempIeo

(UPI)-El gobierno anuncio que
Ell desempleo disminuyo tn 216.OOO
durante ell mes de Mayo, hasta I'm
total de 4.904.00
Els la disminucion mas senalada
en- Ell termino de un mes, desde
que comenzo Ell periodic de depre-
sion, Los desempleados en- ell mes
de abril eran 5.120.000.
Los departamentos de Trabajo y
Concrete anUnciaron al misno
tempo que ell numero de empleos
aumento en- 1,154.000 hasta un to-
tai de 64,061, 900,
Los economists del gobierno
consideran muy significativo Ell he.
cho de que ell promedio de desem.
pleo disminuy6 hasta I'm IL por
ciento de la fuerza de trabaio,
mientras que en- abril ell promedio
fue de rs por clento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
Adeudun $4,000
SObre Recogidu
de las Busvrus

Residences de North Miami
Beach Sc han atrasado por mas de
$4,000 por concepto de impues-
to sobre recollection de basuras Al
gunos deben csc impuesto desde
hace ocho amos, informo dicho mu-
nicipio.
Ell CONCEAL E G.. NANNY Ar
mold declare ell viernes pasado que
ell senior Howard Oehler, reciente-
mente nombrado como Investiga-
dor de los Impuestos de la Ciudad,
ha hecho esta formal denuncia en-
un intento por recuperar aquel di-
nero.
Seis empleados del Servicio CT
vii, por otra parte, deben alrede-
dor de $1,000 sobre impuestos acu-
mulados desde 1852. Ell CONCEAL
Arnold ha rehusado identificar ell
nombre de aquellos empleados.
Anadio ell mismo funcionario que
tres de las cuentas han venido de-
l%inquiendo desde 1850.
Ell total del dinero adeudado v
que ha sido descubierto por ell nue.
vo Investigator asciende a la suma
de 1929, hasta Noyiembre del
ano pasado.
Arnold termino diciendo que va
han adoptado cicrtas medidas pa
"a colectar ese dinero 10 mas prom
to possible.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
EE. UU....
(Viene de Ia Primera)

ferencia entire jefes de gobierno,
Ahadio que no habia razon para tai
reunion, aparte de la negative de
Russia a celebrar acuerdos zen nj.
vel Inferior.
Pero aun asi, dijo, "nosotros ce.
deriaInos ante La arbitraria e ira.
sonaple posicion sovietica" frente
4 una conferencla de jefes de 60.
bierno, 81 Sc presentan perspectivas
de poder llegar a un acuerdo.
En- cuanto a la situacion de
fran.la, Dulles expreso que no
creia que la subida de de Gaulle al
poder amenazase la integracion de
Europa Occidental o la ALBANIA
del Atlantico Norte (OTAN).
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
DE- CAULLE
Viene de la Primera)

dirigentes rebeldes de FL Cairo
de que ell plan de de Gaulle para
hacer ciudadanos franceses con
plenos derechos a los nueve mi.
Homes de musulmanes argelinos
Is solo otra. forma del Imperial
hsmo frances.
de los nacionalistas musulmanes
y la contrarrevolucion europea.
De Gaulle prometio que Arge-
liza tomaria parte en- ell referen-
dun nacional frances. Previno a
los comites extralegales de sal
vaci6n publica que deben abste-
nerse de violar la autoridad gu
ornamental.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
EmpIeudo de Ia Embuiudu Mexicunu en-
Washington Mutu Esposu y Sc Suicide
/. s. ARIo Las AMERICAS

WASHINGTON, JUNO T.
(UPD.-Un empIeado de las
oficinas de la embajada mexica-
IA, llamado Enrique Espino, die
muerte a tiros a Su esposa,
Eleanor y luego Sc suicide en- cl
DEPARTMENT. que ocupaban en-
esta ciudad.
La policia dice que Espino
dispar6 cuatro tiros en- ell pecho
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08

autos para Lincoln Road y la
nueva via expreso de la Gale SO.
La exhibition estara alberta
al publico de 9 de la manana a
5 de la tarde, de lunes a viernes,
y los visitantes podran expresar
SUI opinion en- tarjetas que Sc les
facilitaran al respecto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08

a su mujer y luego Sc ultimo de
I'm trio en- la cabeza. La mujer,
que tenia alrededor de 40 amos,
estaba muerta al llegar al hospi-
tai en- tanto que Espino muri6
varias horas mas tarde sin haber
recuperado ell sentido. La poll
cia fue llamada por los vecinos
de la pareja que oyeron los IL
ros. Hasta ahora no Sc ha podido
establecer ell motive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

the romantic attentions Of her
boehelor boss. Bob Cummings,
Ann B. Dovis.
5-Bis Story. Dromo.
"Hit And Run" Burgess Mere
dith. host.
Telephone Time. Dromo.
1.-THE Immortal Eye" The true
story Of mother who donates
her decd boby's corneos to the
Eye Bonk. Wanda Hendrix. John
Smith.
Sired Shelton Show. Comedy.
1000
4-The colifornions. Western.
THE Alice Pritehord Case" A
newspaper publisher plots TO
bIoekmoil the wife OF q respected
Judge. Adam Kennedy. Seem Nc
Glory.
5-Mr. Dist. Attorney. Crime.
7-West Point. Dromo.
A twist Of fote changes skiing
Voection into bottle Of life and
deoth oooinst the elements for two
eodets. Jerome Courtlond, Clint
1854 900 Question. Quiz.
1880
4-The HoneymooneFs. C'mdy.
Storing locke Gleason. Audrey
Meadows, AT Carney. Joyce
Randolph. tReruns.I
5-EEFoI Flynn TheofeF. Dromo.
7-NoFionoI Wrestling.
From Baltimore with Boiley Goss.
9-The Silent Service.
A submarine captain elects to go
down with his ship rather than
fall into enemy hands with knowl-
edge of vital military secrets.
Reor Admiral Thomas Dykers,
USN (Ret.) host, narrator.
1900
4-News and loeoI News.
tiorkness Ward.
S-Eleven O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. "Where Danger
Lives" 1850. Robert Mitchum,
Faith Domeroue.
7-News. Weother. Sports.
McCoftrey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richords. DouoIos. Daniels.
Halls
4-Weother. Sports.
Strinoer Simpson.
Dpe,eaA R7mapanaaa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Amelia High School
Plans Homecoming

Plans for the annual Homecoming
for Amelia High School are well
under way The date vii be Friday
November 4. and All alumni are
urged to BE- there lor the game be-
tween Amelia and Victoria High
schools and the homecoming dance
that night
A parade VAL start al 30 PIN.
In the line Of march VIII be cub
scouts. their leaders. new and old
cars and floats representing tho
eighth grade, freshman. sophomore,
Junior and senior classes with their
prlnccsses who VIII be elected
around October "A by their class
mates The senior class VIII elect
three. from which the Homecoming
queen viii be chosen
The game VIII be begin at pm.
Plans arc for the co-captalns III tho
football team, Johnny Morris and
j y f'lippen. TO crown the queen
at halitime OF the game Or al the
dance
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Regular Hours For
Day-Long Sale

Farmville stores will observe
their regular opening hours Thurs
day for the FarmvilIc Day sale De-
partment stores will open al am.
Other businesses will open at their
regular time
This issue Of The Herald Is one
day late. This was done TO bring
the latest news on the sale and to
include as many Of the special ad-
refreshments as possible. BY care
fully checking this issue, many ex-
citing bargains can be found.
worth shopping for on this one day
sale. Many larger appliances can
be had at reduced prices plus higher
trade-ln values.
One-Day Sale
Merchants participating In the
sale have one word of warning
Don't come IN next week and ask
for these items at this low. low
price. Most of the prices are for
one day only. which is understand
able Everyone knows that a bust
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

There are two straight trucks
and one tractortrailer truck All
three are refrigerated Deller re-
ported Friday that a second tractor
trailer truck viii be- added 70 tho
fleet operation IN about three
weeks.
Thu plant has a personnel pay
roll of ~ under present operations,
Including office. plant and truck
driving workers
The new plant under construction
a. tho airport site by Motley Con
structlon Company. Of FarmVille.
is expected TO be ready in approx
matcly four weeks, according to
information Deller has received
from the contractor
The new plant Of cinder block
construction VIII occupy two floors
and contain 20 600 square feet Of
space. Site ior the plant was made
available by the F'armvllle Area
Development Corporation
Manager Dcller explained that at
the present time eggs are being
brought 10 the plant from points
IN Virginia and northern Mort h
Carolina The company Is about 10
embark Oh It's plan Of expansion
to bring. the Farmyille area egg
producing market INTO the opera
ton Dcller reports
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

ness establishment cannot sell mer-
chandise at a price lower than cos.
and stay in business long. SO this
sale is for one day only
Every other day IL tho year.
prices Will be just as low as good
business practices viii allow. but on
Farmvillc Day. good bushes s
practices arc thrown out the WIN
dow
Extra store personnel and extra
policemen on duty VIII assure quick
service and minimum Of traffic
problems respectively.
The parking lots are conveniently
located to the busy downtown area
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Gov. Almond Pays Tribute To Press As
National Newspaper Week Is Observed

The newspaper delivered 70 our
door keeps us informed and en-
ables us to formulate intelligent
opinions that can be reflected in
our vote IN elections and II the adj
mnistratlon Of our personal al
fairs.
The people Of virginia we're urged
70 Join II The celebration Of this
special week devoted I'd one Of the
basic freedoms guaranteed to every
citizen. / am happy 70 JOIN with
the newspapers Of Virginia IN call
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

Farmville merchants planned this
event early in the year. and many
have stocked up on special pur-
chase" merchandise for this one
day McGahey said that the adver-
tlsed items are generally just sam
Piles of the values and that most of
the stores have many unadvertised
items to encourage townwide shop
ping.
Early Start
An early start is generally recon-
mended as a number Of stores have
limited supply of some merchan-
disc. which will be sold on a first
come, first-served basis.
However. McGahey said. most Of
the merchants had learned their
lessons in previous town-wide sales.
fFarmville Days and Washington S
Birthday sales. and that most
items would be well stocked to take
care of the anticipated demand.
Some Of the stores have secured
special merchandise in cooperation
with their supply houses. to be Of
fered at reduced prices for one day
only. Therefore, regular name
brand nationally advertised goods
will assure top quality and guar
anteed performance.
Special trade-in values are also
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

mg public attention to this very
valuable service rendered By the
press and to invite all or people to
participate in the observance of
National Newspaper Week. October
l-8, 1858
The Governor concluded his state
ment by saying Now, as always,
a free and impartial press is an I'M
portant guardian Of our liberty
Theme for this years Observance
is Your Newspaper Guards Your
Freedom The special week is
sponsored annually by Newspaper
Association Managers, Inc, a ma
tlonal organization Of the executives
Of state. regional and national news
paper associations
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

Governor J Lindsay Almond, Jr,
today paid tribute to Virginia )
Fourth Estate in statement call
ing attention to National Newspaper
Week October | To 81 Events Of
our time are such that 1t would be
impossible for the average citizen
to keep abreast Of developments
without the benefit Of his news
paper the governor said
The governor compllmcnted the
daily and LOG weekly newspapers
published in Virginia BY saying .
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
FamuiAe Day Town. idle Sale, Thmsday Oct Q
One Day Affair To Offer Bargains
10 Area Shoppers: Stores Readied

"Farmville Day enthusiasm is really at peak. said
r. E. McGahey because this special promotion comes
in the fall of the year. when seasonal merchandise in de
mand.'
McGahey. who is chairman Of the Retail Trade Com
mttee of the Farmvlle Chamber Of Commerce, said the
town-wde promotion all set and Thursday would be
II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

Lawrence Deller manager of the
new egg grading and marketing
service. reports that three trucks
are ON the road now supporting
the operation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Payroll Up TO 20
-----------
Payroll Up 10 20
E}g,g Marketing Plant Goes
On Tuo Shift Operations

The
Farmvl
eiroln7a PM the
Evening star., 1958-07-05
THE PASSING SHOW
These War Comedies
Are Fun-Mongering
BY JAY CARMODY
Star Drama Critic

1t probably nothing to worry about but Hollywood keeps
sending movies which intimate that about the only
fun left in the world.
Remember kiss Them MeP" gay that almost was
And Don't Go Near the Water which showed what
be attached a pubic-reations STAMP ever
Evening star., 1958-07-05

phizing all over the office, it is
built around a situation that
is really very funny.
Not the generals death, you
understand, but what happens
afterward.
The hero of the narrative
from this point on is Actor
Ford. He is a master sergeant,
and a resourceful one, who
concludes that the only way
he can get a cutoff group out
Of its mess is by masQuerading
as the dead general. This as
sorted unit, he figures. will rec
ognize his true command stat
ure and tactical genius If ne
promotes himself to grigadier
rank.
Accordingly. he rips off his
chevronS, pins on the generals
stars, and takes over.
Y y 4 4
The problem confronting
George Marshall who directed
Evening star., 1958-07-05

hasn't done very well since
leaving Louis.
When / asked Richard
Fleischer, director Of "The vi
kings" Don't you agree with
me sthat the picture contains
too much brutality?" he
shrugged, ITS hard to COM
pete with the 'Draculas' and
'Frankensteins' using powder
puffs." AS expected. the Kirk
Douglas Tony Curtis produc-
ton is a hit at the box Office.
John FarrOw was in London
to find character actors for
John Paul JONES'" and guested
at the exclusive Garrick Club.
founded by the great actor for
fellow actors. Not seeing any
thespians around, John asked
his host why. Because" he
was told, the actors who are
members usually blackball
other actors!"
ROSalind RuSsell'S 15-year-
old son Lance, home from his
Eastern school for the summer.
is working afternoons in a mems
Sh,- p in Beverly Hills. Mornings
are spent writing the story, MY
Life with Auntie Name" -
scheduled for publication in
Family Circle magazine.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

HOLLYWOOD IN A N A.
Jack Palance has been working
on one play for three years,
and, after his current role in
THE Man Inside" he'll take
off for Switzerland to finish
the story based on his own ex-
periences as a prize fighter.
Jack won l8 out of 20 ring
battles, which included a split
decision loss to the formidable
Joe Baski. OF course, he will
star in his brain child. g.
Stop the presses! Zsa Zsa Ga
Dor plans to join the Actors
Studio in New York, famed for
its natural" style of acting. I
thought Zsa has always done
what comes naturally.
Brigitte BardOt's latest crush
is for an Italian actor whose
first name is Raj. 1t figures. . .
From Kirk Douglas: Virtue is
not photogenic," explaining why
he plays his tough character in
THE Vikings"
Christina Crawford, Joan
CrawfOrd's adopted daughter,
and wealthy Larry Horn, close
friend and associate of Hunt
ingtOn Hartford, are a roman
tic item at the Harwyn Club
in New York. Frank Sina-
ira was so anxious to get Nat
allie Wood for his last movie
that he gave himself in ex-
change to Warmers for one
picture.
Marisa Pavan has an album
Of French songs which Capitol
will release soon. Her first at
tempt at singing Sir
Cedric Hardwicke and actress
wife Mary Scott will tour the
Eastern straW-hat theaterS.
Gene Autry has installed
a huge diesel model train on
his movie ranch, and will throw
the place open to the public
on week ends.
x 4
RhOnda Fleming's .eX. DIR.
Lew Morrill,, is calling Susan
Cummings daily for dinner
dates. Susan looks a little like
Rhonda Cecil b. De Mile
hopes to leave the hospital this
week end. c. b. is finding it
hard to take orders-he has
been giving them for A years.
But the body is a stern task
master.
The Charles Boyer CIaudette
Colbert ''marriage-go-round"
play for Paul Gregory already
has an advance sale of $500, 900.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

THE IMITATION GENERAL" /" al
MON release, produced BY william
Hawks, directed BY George Marshall
screenplay BY william Bowers, basec
on the story BY william Chamberlain
In Cinemaseope. At the Playhouse.
The Cast
M/sergt Murphy savage.
Glenn Ford
corpl. Chan Derby Red Buttons
simone Taina Elg
Corpl. Terry Sellers Dean Jones
Brig. Gen Charles Lane. Kent Smith
Pvt. orville Hutchmeyer
TiRe Andrews
II Jen Clayton - John Wilder
Pfc Ralph Votrain