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ST. PAU BIRTHDAYS

| Apr 5 Dorothy Whitmore, 800
Rondo Av.: Mr.. A. J. Todd $50
Rondo Av.; John Cotton, 667
= MaMrshan Av.; Loren Turpin, 500
| w. Wheelock Pkwy; Mrs. J. L.
Holman, 6s3 st. Anthony Av.; Mr..
! c. II. Parker, 766 Rondo Av.; Sadie
Carter. 500 Iglehart Av
! Apr. Dolores Walker, AL St.
Anthony Av.; Mrs. India B. Allen,
| $40 n. Western Az; Mrs. Robert
! Shoffner 936 st. Anthony Av;
Lyman Myers Jr, S6s Iglehart
Av.; Mrs. William Stewart, $50 St.
Anthony Av.
Apr Mr.. Huron Shelton, 453
( Kent St; Mrs. Henry Johnson, IT'S
St. Anthony Az; Mrs. Louis Keith,
| 572 w Central Av
Apr. s Mrs. Anna Hayes, III
St Anthony Av.; Mr.. John c. Few,
643 Iglehart Av.; Viola D. Watson,
26O Rondo Av.; Constance Brown,
93l St. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Frank
Gambol. ssi St. Anthony Av.. Ron
aid Robinson, 7O6 Rondo Av.:
Dianne NJ. Moore. 81 St Anthony
Av. David Richard Berry. sos W
Central Av.. John Brown, Jr.. $40
Iglehart Az. Willie Phelps Jr,
722 Iglehart Az Archie Ander-
son Jr. $50 Rondo Av.; Della
Harraway. 426 Carroll Av.; EuIa
Camp. 523 Carroll Av.
Apr. 9-Mrs. Wanda Piper Ow-
ems. s72 Dayton Az Elmer r.
Graham. SO w. Lawrence; Hyland
A. Stokes. 1892 Dora Lane; Mr.
Clennie o. Perry. $50 w. Central
Av.: Mrs. Lulu NJ Rowland, 514
Fuller Av.
Apr. lO-Mrs. william White,
773 Rondo Av.; J. r. Rosenbloom,
6sI w. Central Az.
Apr. thames Arthur Wallace
Jr.. 9g7 W. Central Av, Norman
f. Davis. 81 w. Central Az;
Mrs. Norma f. Jones, 7O7 w.
Central Av.: Jonathan; Gordon
Guilmant, 63s Carroll Av.; Barbara
Lee Greene, 7O2 Carroll Az; Mr.
Stanley Harris. 1O45 Carroll Az:
Mrs Rose Harris, 6ss Carroll Av.;
Mrs. NJ. Spikes. TAT Rondo Av.
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who Is sharing the pride and Joy
OF the parents, Rev, and Mrs, w.
F warder OF Puola, Kans,, are the
paternal grandparents,
Back Home; Mrs. Bessie Lewis,
1929 Fourth Az s, returned home
Sunday from Milwaukee. Wis
where she was called because OF
the death OF sister-in-law, Mrs
Ruth Rhodes, who died Saturday
March %, Funeral services wer,
held on Thursday March %. Ever
though ON sad occasion, Il
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
CRISPUS ATTUCKS
HOME NEWS

Mrs. Alma Fort is recuperating
from her illness at the Ramsey
County Home, Mrs. Fort is under
going therapy. Mrs, Anna Bowen
is confined to Ancker hospital for
treatment. Both ladies are much
improved.
Mr.. Green Watson celebrated his
73rd birthday on March 81 His
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Pimples. Boils
And CorbuncleS
Need Speeiol Care

Pimples. boils and carbunclcs
ire infections Of the skin caused
by germs which enter into the
kin from the outside.
Pimples are actually small boils.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

April 6-Mrs. Florence Johnson
Pasadena, Calf
Apr. 7 Mrs. Robert Kelley, Cal.
ifornia
Apr S Leland Bailey Indianap-
oils, Ind. Mrs. Maude Pates, 627
Stewart Ave, Kansas City Kas
Apr. 9-Mrs. Mae Jones. Phila,
delphia, Pa.
Apr. l1-Deborah Louise Long
Waco. Tex.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL 4

Hospitalized Mrs Lula Moore 649 Aurora Av patient
IN Mt Sinai hospital in Minneapolis where she entered for
heekup and treatment Mrs Moore the mother of Mrs
Nancy Allen
Introductory Tea The Cameo Club will have its introduce
tory lea on Sunday April IL, 70 pm the home Of Mrs
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WVIENNE KAUFMAN WEEDS ROBERT
KELLY DYE IN CANDLELIGHT
CEREMONY FRIDAY. MARCH 2IST

In beautiful caudlelit ceremony at Calvary Lutheran
Church. Minneapolis Miss Nvenne Julia Kaufman became the
bride of Mr. Robert Kelly Dye at o'clock in the evening
Friday March n.
Rev Paul L. HawknSon pastor performed the double ring
CEREMONY before altar adorned with palms classic
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

New Son Mr. and Mrs William warder Abs 3rd Az S are
receiving congratulations the birth Of their first
child who arrived Saturday March % Sinai hospital
tipping the scales at five pounds and and fourth
Paul Anthony the name chosen the first grandchd of the
material grandmother Mrs Nelma L. Williams of Minneapolis
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Apr. s-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bow
man Jr., 4445 Fourth Az. s, seven
years.
Apr. 9-Mr. and Mrs. Royal
Crawford, 4433 Fifth Av. S, 10
years.
Apr. lO-Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Sexton, 616 Penn Az. ", IS years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

his son, who is the star high
school fullback at Clemson, and
Frank apparently figures he
still will be the coach.
Clemson has a center, Bill
Thomas, who could play for any
team in the country according
to Howard. His tackles. includ-
ing Lou Cordileone, are good
ones. He calls Cordileone King
Farouck" because Lou weighs
240 and sported a pencil mus
tache.
Towards players know better
than to take offense at what
he says. For instance. he said
his ends are good boys. pass "a
hours of school and have blue
eyes.
Howard said this of his "B
team" Il want EN- to be good
or be gone"
Clemson has increased its
stadium to 10000 seats, has put
the finest grass in the country
on the field and is installing a
scoreboard with a Tiger that
growls when Clemson scores
Clemson's football is all dressed
up and this department be-
lieves it win have some place
to go. To a bowl game as the
best football team in the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
NiIIers Grab
PIayOff Lead

Righthander AL Schroll
pitched four-hit ball last night
in steering Minneapolis to a
l0-l victory over Denver in the
opener OF the American Asso-
cations final playoffs.
The second game tonight at
Minneapolis matches Denver's
ace. John Gabler, against the
Millers' lefthander, Bob Smith.
After tonight's game the clubs
move to Denver. The teams
were originally scheduled for
three games at Minneapolis,
but a pro football game at the
Minneapolis stadium forced the
change.
Meanwhile, Montreal and
Toronto hope to open the final
round of the International
League playoffs at Montreal
tonight, with the Royals well
rested and the Maple Leafs
champing at the bit after be-
ing idle FOR five days. Rain
washed out the opener last
night for the second straight
time.
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SENATORS.
Continued From PAGE Al!

Continued From Page Ais
walked Jensen is times. Jackie
has that RBI cushion going for
him, but he can't afford to
stand still. Runnels has been
walked nine times.
It's conceivable, and highly
desirable from the standpoint
of the Senators brass, that the
three big crowns still will be
up for grabs when the Senators
and Red Sox open a four-game
series a week from tonight at
Griffith Stadium. The final
series of the season figures to
draw stable crowds if the titles
are still open.
Camilo Pascual, striving for
a ninth win. will pitch for the
Senators tonight. He'll be OPP
posed by Tom Brewer.
The Senators and Red Sox
will play single games tomor-
row and Sunday. The Senators
then will play three night games
at Baltimore starting Monday
night before resuming with the
Red Sox at Washington. The
Senators hold an 81 edge over
Boston in playethus far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

experience, drive. deception,
blocking proves and defensive
know-how in this quartet. How
ard has so many good backs
he can juggle them. About Bill
Mathis, a good No, 2 left half,
Howard said, He hasn't seen
his name in the papers lately
so he's starting to block to get
some attention"
The Tigers are inexperienced
only at right guard, the most
important position in the
Tigers Oklahoma, defense.
And speaking of Oklahoma, the
Tigers open with Bud Wilkin-
sens team in 1868. I'VE
Towards will have the situation
under control by that time, "
Frank said. He was referring to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Bob RushMoy Get Role
As Storter in Series

games. Pete Runnels, the league
batting leader, dropped three
points to .3l9. while Ted Will
liams stayed at .3l8 with / for 3.
Bob Gerry Of the AS had one
hit, his 37th homer. in three
trips and remained at .3l5. tied
for third with idle Vic Power Of
Cleveland and Harvey Kuenn
Of Detroit.
Bill Tuttle and Roger Maris
also homered for the AS, with
Tuttle's 10th and Maris' 26th
coming in succession in the
first inning of Rookie Ted
Bowsfield (3-2. Pete Daley
hit his second home run in the
second inning and had two Of
boston'S six hits of lefthander
Bud Daley (3-2), who matched
his victory total for three pre-
vious major league seasons with
his first complete game OF the
year.
Barry Latham, a young right
handler, BANKED the Orioles on
three singles in 725 innings OF
relief at Chicago. He came on
in the first, when Ray Moore
gave UP three walks and a two
run single by Gus Triandos,
The White Sox took it with
three runs in the fifth off Jack
Harshman (ll-l4) on AL
Smiths two-run double and a
single by Ray Boone. who had
hit his 18th homer earlier.
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Continued From Page All!

Continued From Page Ais
starter behind Warren SPAIN
and Lew Burdette.
Bull. out most Of the season
with injury, has worked only
once since returning to action
Labor Day. Pizarro. Wiley and
Jay took up the slack when
Bull was out. Wiley puts in
his bid for a series start when
the goes against Cincinnati
tonight.
The Braves, who could clinch
tonight with a victory If second
place Pittsburgh loses to Phila-
delphia, beat the Cards with
four runs in the fourth against
Sam Jones (l3-l2. Red
Schoendienst, who was 4 for S,
started it with one Of his three
doubles. Hank Aaron brought
him home with a single. Yves
Covington singled and Frank
Tore then brought the Braves
from behind with a two-run
two-out triple. Johnny Logan
singled home the clincher.
Logan also hit his 18th
homer in the sixth, and Andy
Pafko raped a three-run
homer, his third. in the ninth
Aaron, fourth in the batting
race. was l for 4. keeping his
average at 1882, 10 points
behind Richie Ashburn OF
Philadelphia. Runnerup Stan
MuSial 1889 of the Cards is
out with a leg injury.
AS Pass Orioles
Only two games were sched-
uled in the American League,
Kansas City beat Boston. Al,
and the White Sox defeated
Baltimore, 60.
The Athletics moved ahead of
the Orioles into sixth place as
they handed the Red Sox their
ninth defeat in the last 10
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK


4. Draw play. Worst call. Sue
cess Of a draw play depends on
pass threat which doesn't exist
here.
3. Trap. Not good. Stay away
from the inside for a while.
You've been stopped cold there.
2. Pass. Not a bad call since
it's one Of your safer ones. Pass
adds variety and tests other
defensemen than the inner
linemen.
l. Fake dive and pitch. Best
call. Fake will hold inner line
men in positions momentarily
and give your play a chance to
develop.
Question on Page A-21)
Distributed by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Pirates All Set
If Lightning Hits
PITTSBURGH, sept. l9 (AP

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 10 (AP)
The Pirates have received
permission from Commissioner
Ford Prick to have plates fol
World Series tickets prepared.
The Pirates are six games be.
hind the league-leading Braves
but still have a mathematical
chance of winning the pennant
The clubs front office stressed
that it is not taking ticket or
ders and is not even having
World Series tickets printed
Only the plates used 10 print
tickets are being made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Clemson Is LikeIyto Be
Best Eleven in South

C0ntlnue0 FROM rage A-lS
Evening Post and 18th by Look
and the Associated Press.
Jaw, we might be pretty fair"
Howard admitted, shifting his
chewing tobacco (which his
wife ordered him to take out
when having his picture taken)
and rubbing his bald head. Il
don't know how many we'll
win. or if we'll win any.
"You can't tell anything
about practice. I've only had
one good practice session here
for the last is years. That
was last year the week We beat
South Carolina and that fellow
Geese" Frank was using
his pronunciation of Warren
Giese, the former Maryland
assistant. Howard said he
doesn't dislike Giese, but you
just like some folks better than
others"
White Has Experience
Howard claims Clemson
plays five teams with material
Just as good as he has-North'
Carolina, Georgia Tech, Mary
land, Vanderbilt and South
Carolina. Il believe we get
a little better than the rest, \
he said, meaning Virginia. Wake.
Forest, N. C. State, Boston
College and Furman.
Clemson lost a center, two
right guards. a tackle and the
leading pass catcher at end
from last years team, but this
one should be better. The
Tigers were 7-3 last year,
winning six of their last seven,
including one over Rice's South
west Conference champions.
But this year Harvey White
will have had a years expert
ence. " White is on many of
the pre- season All Americas
and Howard said, I'D like to
start a rumor that he's the best
quarterback in the country"
Harvey is a fine-looking boy,
6-foot-2 and 200 pounds. He
set a conference record for to-
tai offense last year. including
II touchdown passes. Harvey's
understudy is Lowndes Shin
gler of Greenwood IS. c. High,
who played the same role to
Harvey in high school.
y Four Deep in Backfield
Clemson can go four deep in
every backfield position and
will not be hurting when How
ard gets down to the fourth
team, The. Tigers have far
more backf1eld depth than any
team in the conference.
There are fellows like Bob
CRabbit) Chatlin, 27-year-old
Washingtonian and q former
serviceman. who starred at
Anacostia High School 10 years
ago. HE might break a game
UP or he might not get in,"
Howard said of Chatlin.
The first team hackfleld will
be White, George Usry and
Charlie Horne at halfbacks and
Rudy Hayes at fullback. There's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
CLEMSON'S
SCHEDULE

September 2O-VirRinia at home.
September 27-North Carolina at
home
October MARYLAND a. collsge
Park
October 11-vanderbilt at Nash
VILE. (Nieht.1
October 23-south Carolina at Co.
lumbia. big Thursday
November 1-Wake Forest at
home,
November s-Georgis Tech at At
lsnta.
November 15--N. C. state at RAJ
leigh
November 22-Boston COLLEGE at
home.
November 29-Furman at home.
Homecoming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

FINAL PLAYOFFS
Southern AssOcia tion Final BEST Of ~
Birmingham, ;; Mobile, 4 10 inn
inRs Birmingham wins. AID
Texas League Final Best Of -
Austin, q Corpus Christi, 3 CSeries
tied, l-D
international League Final BEST Of ~
Toronto at Montreal, ppd, tfirst
game)
American Association Final Best Of -
Minneapolis, 10: Denver, l (Minnes-
polls leads, LOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

Winner - Latmer 60. Loser
Harshman t11-1G.
U--Berry, Flaherty, Mckinley and
Chylak. T-2:27. A-734
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
BRAVES, 9; CARDS, ;
MILWAUKEE
sT. Louis

Totals 80 el3e Totals 80 31Is
Ran for covinEton in 9TH: . Sin
gled for Wight in 1thi Singled for
chittum in 9th.
MILWAUKEE, ------ OO0 4Ot lO3-a
ST. LOUIS -------- 200 DOL O00-3
E-Wight. Po-A--Milwaukee ella:
81 Louis 27-l3. DP-MathewS and
schoendienst; Kasko and cunninEham;
Tore, Logan and Rush. LOB--Mtl-
waukee, o. St, Louis, Z.
2b--Noren l2l, schoendienst 81,
3b-Torre HR-Logan, Pafko. s.
Rush, wight, Mathews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

t13-l2D
WP-Wight. U--Seeory, conlan, Su-
dol, Venzon, T-2:25. A-12,714.
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WHITE soX, s; ORIOLES, 2
BALTIMORE
CHICAGO

Totals 30 2 42 Totals 90 9
/ Struck out for Robinson In 9th;
. Singled for Gardner In 18th; 3
Grounded out for Miranda in 9TH
Struck out for HRrshman In 7thi
) Struck out for Loes In 9th. =
- zoo mo 600
CHICAGO --------- 010 030 02x-6
E--Nieman. PO-A-Baltlmore "a.
2: Chicago, 27-s DP-Fox 10 Aparicio
TO Boone. LoB-Baltimore, 8; Chicago
3.
Oh - Smith, Lands. HR - Boone
SF-philliDE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
BATTING RACES
AT A GLANCE
Ry the Associated Pres

By the Associated Press
, THURSDAYS PERFORMANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Player ABB. H. Chs. Av&
Runnels, Boston j .3lg
Williams, Boston .3lS
Cerv. Kansas City .3l5
Power, Cleveland Idle 81
Kuenn, Detroit Idle .3l5
Ksline, Detroit Idle .3lO
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ashburn. Philadelphia Not SEIZED, .342
Musial, st. Louis Injured .33S
Mays. San Fran. Not Seized. $50
Aaron, Milwaukee 4 0 1872
GAMES REMAINING
American-Kuenn and Kaline, 10
each: Power, Runnels and Williams,
9 each. Cerv, 3,
National - Ashburn, MusiA and
Mays, 8 each; Aaron, Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
As, 4; RED sox.

Totals 80 l 81 Totals % 4
Ran for p. Daley in eth; 2 Flied
out for Bowsfield in eth.
RosToN O1O 600 000-1
KANSAS CITY - 30 900 ok
Po-A-Boston. 24-l3; Kansas. City,
27-f5 DP-Bowsfeld to Lepcio to
Runnels. LOB-Boston. 6; Kansas City,
4.
Oh - williams. futile. HR - futile,
MariS, P. Daley. Cerv. sB-Daley.
Bowsfield ------ 8 9 , : 1
D Ti,l ------ 5 / i / /
Winner-Daley C3-2). Loser-Bows-
field (3-2).
HBP-By Daley CWilliamsl, PB-
Chit. U-Summers. Honoehiek, Soar
| and Umont. T-l:51. A-3,OO7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
CLEMSON'S LINEUPS

Cemsons first and second for tomorrows opening
game with Virginia. with weights and home States
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

CLEMSONS BIG WEAPON-Harvey White,
tagged for All-America honors, gets set to
pass in practice session at Clemson. Stand
ing 6-foot-2 and weighing 200 pounds, White
is big reason the Tigers may be the best
Atlantic Coast Conference record in total Of
Tense last year and threw IL touchdown
passes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

FIRST TEAM
Ray Masneri $3.50. Pa. ------I
Jim Padgett $500, S. C.-----L
Jim Payne t220). Ga. -------L
Bill Thomas GID, Pa.-----C
Dave Olson (215), Ga. ------R
Lou Cordileone (24O), N. J.---R
Jack Webb (205), Pa. -------R
Harvey White 5000, S .C.----C
George Usry (175), Ca ------I
Charlie Horne $500, Tenn n
''Rudy Hayes (2lO), S. CT
captain.
"'Alternate captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

Comes rodoy
L. A. at Chi.
$. r. at st. L. tn).
Pitts. at Phila. (n),
Milw. at Cine. tn).
Genes Tomorrow
Pitts. at Phila.
L. A. at Chi.
Milw. at Cine.
8. F. at 81. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
LEAGUE STANDINGS

Chi. 6: Baltic, 2.
X. c., q; BOst.. I.
Only games sched-
uled.
Comes Today
Wash. at BOSt., S:I5
pm.
CleVe. az Diet.
n. Y. Al BALTIC. (nl.
Chi. at X. c. tn).
Comes Tomorrow
Wash. at BOst., !
pm.
n. Y. at Battle.
Cleve. al Diet. (2,
Chi. at X, c. tn).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Hollywood Report
Danny Invites Guests

hart, JuneS 4.ysaf.old daughter, got herself
another acting jeh-in enc 81 the Iassie seq
ments starring her mother. June win appear
in several more Of the episodes this season.
Charles Boyer, Dick Powell and David
Niven are planning another anthology series
for television this fall, and Boyer hopes to Aim
a couple Of segments before he reports for re-
hearsals OF his Marriage Co Round" play with
Claudette Colbert. ;. Powell, just back from
Alaska where he checked up on some oil in
vestments and also Investigated the possibility
of shooting backgrounds for q series for his
Four star series, Johnny Risk, goes right to
work In TV, starring in 1.-THE scafold," by
Aaron Spelling for his own Zane Grey Theater.
Ward Bond Is due back on his Wagon Train,
after recovering from his emergency appen-
dectomy and his co-staf in the SERIES Robert
Horton couldn't be happier. 1--WE made seven
Of these hour-long films in succession without
any time on, and I'm bushed," says Robert.
"Itgl be nice to have the wagon master back
with me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03


zoaixwcop-Danny Thomas has decided
to spark his Make Room for Daddy television
series next season with guesting by top TV
entertainers. Already signed are Jack Benny
and Dinah shore. Danny Is talking to Milton
Befle and Jerry Lewis. Danny, in turn win
guest on their shows.
Chuck Conn0rs who stars as The Rifleman
on TV next season, not only owns 10 per cent
of the series. but receives 10 per cent from all
merchandising deals. as well. And ex-
football star Ronnie Knox has signed for .
part in q Steve Canyon episode, The ad-
venture series debuts this fall in the satur-
day night spot Polly Bergen occupied last
year
Composer Leonard Rosenman The did the
scores for James Deans EAST of Eden" and
~Rebsl without Cause') IL composing the
music for . Tv opera, death and the
Maiden" He hopes that Maria Calais win
sing the part OF the maiden. =. Anne Lock-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

This is your chance to sound oG-0nd
~ Critic Bernie Harrison tUtu do his best
to anssUer questions. Please keep letters
brief. Pen names iDiu be used u desired.
Please advise in Televue Mailbag If Music
Bingo Is legal in the District of Columbia.
Many thanks.
M. O.
VieDsrs IN the Washington area. including
the suburbs. can participate IN this program.
As . person who IL one-fourth degree
Indian, cannot resist saying that feel most
Of the programs dealing In any way with
Indians seem to be deliberately designed to
offend them, as they usually are portrayed as
bloodthirsty sayages. or morons. or Just plain
silly-looking people who can only say ugh"
Here are examples Of what mean;
l. A show about the life Of Jim Bowie was
being advertised-the statement was made
that In settling Texas. Jim Bowie and his
brave followers encountered many trials and
tribulations, including the Indian-infested
prairies. How ridiculous can writer's get? :.
q. on recent Joseph Gotten show (Keenan
wynn was the starr one Of the characters was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
TeIeYue Mailbag

an Indian guide In addressing this man. he
wasn't given the dignity or courtesy of name
he was simply called Indian" when spoken
to. For example: INDIAN where are you go
ing?" Cat least one can be thankful for small
favors-he wasn't addressed as "Injun").
Joyce b.
Much OF the Wrtting In westerns Is sloppy
and. let rs say. infested Nth stereotype and
cliches. didn't see the Gotten drama.
Ny candidate for an Oscar Is the serial.
The Edge Of Night. on Channel at 4:s0. I'VE
days each week. The story Is absorbing and
well told. the actors and actresses are perfectly
cast and deserving Of great praise and the
feature deserves night spot where it could
be appreciated. Unfortunately. there Is an in
terruption about every two minutes for tire
some advertisement. Why not confine advertis-
ing to station breaks at 1S-minute intervals9
Resentment to frequent interruption Is some
times transferred to the product.
J. A. O., sr.
Sometimes" suspect. Is correct. II 1t sOers
NEARLY GlsOays," dGresay there'd be some
changes made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

TINE SUNDAY SrAR. WASHINGTON. D. c.
ASsUsi /. ISs
, 1958-10-23
* 4 ; D u . A Y
At 100 nm

At 500 nm
$40 pm Regular Admission
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some whistle Of a train brings the
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NIGHTGOWN"
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