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PROPOSALS

WARRINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION = CON
TRACT NO. a2O4-S, SEWER CON-
STRUCTION Sealed proposals
Tor Constructing in Connecticut
avenue and Georgia avenue, Mont
scenery Goup AZ i Nsr'i a sinsS
plain concrete or yitrlned pipe
sewers and 20 feet OF sewer mouse
he once Of the Secretary Of the
WASHINGTON Suburban SANITARY
Commission, 40if Hamilton street,
Hyattsville, Maryland, until Mon
day, September is, 1858 at l2;40I
PM, Eastern Daylight saving
Time, at which place ana time
they will be publicly opened ana
read. Plans, Proposal Form ano
the Special Provisions LOT tnls
f tSe once H Of the Chief Engineer
OF the Commission, upon deposit
Of $500, which deposit will be
returning plans and forms in good
Condition within 10 days after
opening Of bids, Tp E EARLE
1 HEHWpJITA RI aoE NRcna JAMEs 5.
BLAND, WILLARD A, MORRIS,
L. s. RAY, commissioners; At
test: JOHN T. BONIFANT, Seere-
tary SEQ
SEALED BIDS for furnishing ana
planting approximately 3,202
Trees, Shrubs, etc, and & w
Ground Cover Plants, Washing-
ION Hospital Center. Washington,
D. c., will be received until ~
PM. EDIT, September 20 lgoo.
in RIM. 334O, General Services
Building, 10th and SITS, nv, |
Washinston 20 D, S g. an nsot thS ~
me above address. Contractors
interested in bidding the complete
protect may obtain bidding ma
teriaI from Public Buildings Sery-
iee' RIM. 1904 at the above ad- I
dress Phone Executive 3-49uu.
Ext. 1897. COMMISSIONER OF
Services Administration.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION. CONTkASl
NO. 2156-M. WATER MAIN CON
STRUCTION--Sealed proposals Ior
noTi i Drive, Blythewood Lane.
Hoilyhock Way and Flicker Lane,
Perrywood Estates, Montgomery
County, Maryland, APPROXIMATELY
2,f55 feet Of 6-inch and 1928 teel
Of S-inch water mains; VIII 6e re-
ceiyed at the ONCE OF the Seere-
tary Of the Washington su6nroah
Sanitary cOmmission, 40I7 Hsmial- |
untiI Monday, September IS. 1855
At 100 PM, Eastern Daylighl
Saving Time, at which place and
and read. Plans, Proposal Form
and the Special Provisions for this
contract may be obtained from
the once Of the Chief Engineer OF
The Commission, upon deposit Of
$500, which deposit will be re-
turned to bidders or to those re;
turning plans and forms in good
Condition within 10 days after
opening of sbids. Z; EARLE
BOURNE, Chairman; FRANK VI
NORMAN AGER, JAMES 3.
BLAND, WILLARD A. MORRIS,
L. S, RAY, Commissioners. Attest:
JOHN T. BoNIFANT, Secretary.
Ron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
ENGINEER

White. 3rd class. for large, new apt
BLDG; reliable, sober; no children
must know air conditioning ant
good mechanic; apt. with gooI
salary. For interview. call Mr.
SCHAFFERT. 10 am. to ~ nooi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
APPOINTMENT

OIL BURNER SERvICEMAN. exper. I;
permanent position ton wages.
See Mr.. Blanke, A. P. WOODSOH
& CO, 9th st. at Michigan ave. ne.
on BURNER MECHANICS. exper.
in heavy oil, familiar with all
makes OF burners and controls :
q good salary; sick leave, paid vaca-
ton; nondrinker. JU. S-1730
after 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
MIILTuLTH OPER

Permanent position available in
large co. for multilith oper under
age 30 with experience on a model
1850 and 2066; 5-day. 40-hr
wk., annual and sick leave, re-
tirement and life insurance: cafe
terra and many other employe
benefits.
In confidential resume please provide
age, education, experience and
salary desired. Box GIN Star
OFFICE ASSISTANT, Alex; young
man with some office eXper., il. 5.
g.; will train en- machine; S275.
POTOMAC EMPL., Oil King st =.
Alex. XII. 9-5055.
MISUNDERSTANDING
opening for office manager. Gen
eral Motors accounting experience
preferred For old established
Chevrolet dealer. Contact KLINE
CHEVROLET, Norfolk, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

OIL BUR N E r ME-
CHANIC-AN OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR A COM
PETENT, SOBER MAN
WITH A WELL : ES-
TABLISHED COM
PANY. PERMANENT
POSITION, GOOD
WAGES, PAID VACA-
TON AND OTHER
COMPANY BENEFITS.
CALL HO. 2-1600 FOR
APPOINTMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

MESSENGERS mostly insidel
white, with local schools recon
mendation. and good handwriting
TO learn work in large office near
Treasury 51a-day week: start
5000 mo-; quick advancement
phnne MA g-IIIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

MECHANIC, feet experience, age
no barrier If experienced and WILL
ing; permanent position with all
benefits including paid vacation,
holidays and sick leave Diesel
knowledge preferred but not re-
quired Box 443-V, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Radio Technical Clerk

Desk Job for man with
good active knowledge Of
radio theory and proven
clerical ability: white, high
school graduate. recent eX-
perience or training in ra-
dio. Call personnel dept,
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MACHINISTS
MANAGER

and drapery shop in
Wheaton; must be experienced :
good opportunity. Call any time.
CT 6-2322
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

BUILDING ENGINEER, experienced
In air cond.. boilers and general
maintenance. Permanent position
with large company. Excellent sal
airy. Apply HOO Investment
Building. between 2 and 5 pm.
BUTCHER, exper., and exper. veg
etahle and stock clerk. BELLS
MARKET. 5000 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring, JU. 7-63bh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
HELP MEN
Oil Burner Mechanic
PAINTERS
HELPER

HELPER
A ng-established indus
try with a large feet Of
trucks and autos offers a
4-year apprenticeship lead
ms TO status as an auto
painter iourneyman.
Applicant desired should
be 4 young vet, up to rs
years old with high school
competed or equivalency
certificate and an interest
in a long-term training
program Physical exs nina
ton, aptitude and color
vision tests will be required
OF aDnlicant selected
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AUTOMOTIvE CLERK

Counter job open with automotive
iobber handling accessories. sup
ing salary and dement's, L. s.
JULIEN, INC, 1443 P st. NV.
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MECHANIC

20 to 35: perm position in College
Park area for young man with
mechanical aptitude; knowledge
Of printing helpful: good salary,
liberal benefits and pronotional
possibilities: refs. required. Apply
Stone Paper Tube Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
SENIOR
PRODUCTION
ENGINEERS

Systems engineering
assignments requiring
experience with tran
sisters. magnetic shift
register, sub-miniature
componentS or printed
circuits. Will involve
supervisory response
bilitieS and some liai-
son engineering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

AUTO Statesmen; white: expert
enced sales personnel, needed to
Join our organization; substantial
earnings, company benefits. Reply
by letter stating age, experience,
etc BOX 910-V Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

AUTO PARTS MANAGER for local
Mercury dealer: salary and in
centive, vacation, insurance, other
benefits: good detail man required;
experienced only need apply: al
replies confidential. Box 190-M.
Star
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-02
A MINUTE
WITH MI

! don't suppose II Val! make al
awfu! lot O: difference. IL his
salary. but E!\!> = irtIn:'rly
showing Signs OF grow ms ny Ac-
cordiNs 10 the .a.r>' report he
has given up his collection Of
Teddy Bears and shipped ,hrm
70 a ch!ldrcn> home
This action. II could We a>>um.
ed. was prompted by his pending
induction into the armed forces
The vrp,r, also stated iha, he
has been granted 60 day rr.
Yr!clr III urIt: 10 give HIM time
10 finish picture
An, ;ha: :hr Ike Tor Va They
dldN. even E!Ir Nlr :!Mr "a W!"d
up my hu>!.r>> affairs Well.
there are 4 10; .: Us who VII!
be hoping that his voice Wi!
charge a We. H. H. huhb.r>-
now that he = sr"WlmS up
Very frequently VI Set requests
for reproductions II the pictures
We prin, II he paper. 50 Al this
time We would like 20 >:atr that
they wi. be available through
our local photographer. Don
Schmidt Of .hr Glacier Studio
While We do take our own
g.,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-02
Doings Of The
American Legion
BY Tom Jesseppe

4 full house Of children under
- years old and all students
at the Cut Bank boarding S'hool
during the holidays were treated
to free movies al the local the
alter on Tuesday afternoon. De-
cembcr -.
4 western movie. two shorts
and cartoons were ShnwH to an
appreciative audience
Threatening billiards. during
the holiday held attendance to
about half OF las: years record
attendance. Only a few children
found it expedient 10 81; III the
aisles.
The showing was >r'.HSOrcd by
the Blackfeet India" he ,rrvation
Post l27 Of the American Legion
and James Leadbr::r:. manager
o: the Park Thea,rr
Art Ensdahl p,a:.> e :rs!sn his
employment with John Harper
and the Amer. a.! Legion club
and assume similar duties at
Bahb on January l. The mem.
bcrs have enjoyed many pleas.
an, associations with Art. and.
along "!,h wishing him the best
of everything. may a more profit.
able venture be a big item among
his blessings for The coming year
he has encouraged several mem
berS to join our post. We ap
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-02
Law Enforcement Officer
Lists improvements
Necessary For Safety

Constable Ernest Gray early
this week expressed the hope
that immediate future attention
could soon be directed toward
what he expressed as major i'm
provements" needed in our com,
munity.
The improvements he listed as
requiring promp, consideration
were the Inhalation Of a stop
light which he said constitutes
necessity toward overall traffic
safety and elimination Of acct
dents: street numbers. and the
sanding Of streets AT periodic in.
tervals during the winter months
when icy and slippery conditions
represent a threat to the safety
of both passenger cars and pc
destrianS.
Gray said it is hoped that local
civic organizations may in the
future give soma thought and
consideration to banding togcth-
er" in an attempt 10 bring about
an in.mv Giate correction to these
existent conditions Al near flu.
turc da:r
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-02

Funeral services were held
Thursday. January 2. at East Ola
c!cr for Edward McManman. who
passed away las; Sunday. Decem.
Der % al the Latch.String Rest
House at East Glacier where he
had been a resident for over
seven years.
Mr.. McAIanman celebrated his
92nd birthday November 9.
Survivors include two sisters
Mrs. X p Baker of ST Paul
Minnesota and Mrs. Anna l..
Murphy Of Babylon. New York:
two ncphews. John Baker Of St.
Paul. and Dan r. Baker. who ar
rived at Browning December 3!
to attend the funeral service.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-02

and cable systems. has access 10
three channels. being able 10
pick up images from Lethbrldee'
Great Falls and Spokane. NO
doubt Cut Bankers will have a
choice of viewing more than one
bowl game on New Years Day
Several local entertainers nave
appeared at the Lethbridge STA
ton to be seen in Browning
homes. Among them have been
a group of dancers from the lHa,
school; also the Starr Schoo'
Fancy (lndiam Dancers. under
the able tutclagc of Earl o'o
Person, Tribal Councilman. liar
old Anderson played the piano
and sang one evening. 1857 marks
the advent Of live tclcviSIon I'M"
the Browning area.
In the field Of radio a 'i!rs'
was scored during 1857 " hen
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-02
preciate his interest and loyalty
to the organization.


to the organization.
Frank MacCormick and Frank
Juneau will attend the midwinter
conference of the American lie.
gion of Montana in Helena in
mid.January. This Is a confer.
cncc of Legion leaders through.
out the state to review the past
years program and to plan for
the coming year. As chairman of
their respective committees. Mac.
Cormick will give a report on
Boy Scout activities. and Juneau
will give report on the activi.
ties Of the Safety Committee.
Perhaps they will bring back a
report on the present status of
the proposed Korean War bonus.
This is written on the last day
Of 1857. the year Browning re-.
ceivcd its first and so far only
channel on live tclcvisiOn from
studies in lcthbridgc. Alberta.
We were able to pick up the
third and succeeding games of
the world series between the
New York Yankees and the Mil.
waukce Braves. with the Braves
winning the series. Boxing and
wrestling on Friday nights are
popular. So far no football games
between US. colleges have been
trlcviSed into Browning The
first will be tclcviScd tomorrow
between Rose Bowl contestants
Ohio State and Oregon.
Our neishboring town of Cut
Bank. through use of reflector
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-02

po,er Red Horn. the Blackfeet
Trihsl Councils public relations
head, obtained free OF charse
from the management Of Station
XVI IS minutes Of radio time
sycrv other Friday night to air
plackfcct affairs. The program
w;Ii IN. aired this Friday evening
apain. and every other Friday
thereafter.
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bat the air you breathe. then
spend thousands of dollars to
publish and mail literature tell.
ing you how to save money by
taking the proper precautions.
We hope you will forgive us
for this abbreviated edition. We
sworc once never to drop down
TO four pages again. but things
have happened so fast since
Christmas that We just had to
Gu, down somewhere to please
everyone.
|, is at this time of the year
that everyone suddenly realizes
they are out of statements. en-.
vrlopr>. stationery and all of
their other printing needs. so
they come rushing in all out of
breath and with tears in their
eyes. pleading for immediate
service We try to give it TO
them. but We have taken another
oath to the effect that We will
~. work over IS hours a day as
a.. work and no play is making
dull boy out Of Mi and the
res, of the gang.
So for this time. VIC ask you
~ 80 along with us. We rather
trrl like the mother who was
expecting one. but when it was
over She wound up with triplets.
From the looks Of things or
"Wednesday there was another
epidemic of Seven Crown Flu
a:ourd town symptoms seem to
br a rcd nose. red eyes. weak
ness il the knees. loss of appc.
tito and craving for water. II
usually takes only TWO or three
days 10 &c, over il. then the
victim is ln:riurcd for some time
bat occasionally it is recur.
rent
one Of the boys staggered into
'hr shop Tuesday evening just
- was about to leave. carrying
4 rather heavy load. What are
y,u celebrating" inquired. the
,.u year or the new one?"
Il don't know" he answered.
i'm. /. yn,, vii lend mo twn
bucks tina, should take care of
both Of them.
told him didn't have two
bucks but reached into the gro.
CRY bag and found a can of
tomato Juice. Have a can Of beer
on ne said and handed it to
nm. He TOOK il and went away
happy What a life.
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Il takes months Of technical
schooling and training 10 teach
young men and women to 0per.
ate. repair. and maintain the US
Army's modern weapons and ma.
chimes. High school graduates
Are you interested?
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Are you Interested III boats.
motor vehicles. or railroadins?
II so and you are high school
graduate or have the equivalent
Of high school education. the
Us Army will enlist you for a
course in any Of these fields.
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See Us For Job Printing
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-02

bat the air you breathe. then
spend thousands of dollars to
publish and mail literature tell
ing you how to save money by
taking the proper precautions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

sDe6nite warning signals always precede badness.
When your hair starts to thin at the temples or
crown = when your scalp is laden with itchy dam
druf = and your comb is filed with loose hair =
you are being warned that badness is approaching.
Heed these warnings = consult Thomas expert
and let him help you combat badness with the 81.
year tested Thomas method. He'll show you how
Thomas ends dsndruH, checks abnormal hairiall,
and actually promotes hair.gOwth. A physician
checks your health history to be sure that you are
physically able to respond to Thomas treatment.
II you are accepted the physician prescribes Ger.
tain phases Of the treatment. Come in today for
free consultation with the Thomas expert = let him
help you keep your hair and combat badness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Los Vegas Date
Led Kothy Borr
to Confusion

HOLLYWOOD (R).-Kathy
Barr. q luscious redhead,
finally made it back to Holly
wood only to and herself con-
fused with Q stripteaser.
Kathy. one Of the few sing
ers who records classical ~
well as bouncy pop tunes.
was under contract to MGM.
when / was Is. Louis B.
Mayer heard me sing and put
me under contract. He said
I was the New Kathryn
Grayson.' I came out to MGM
and sat around the studio
for a year. Kathryn Grayson
continued to make pictures
and Mr.. Mayer lost his Job.
I never got In front Of q
camera.
She went back to New
York. sang in q number Of
operettas and then developed
a sexy nightclub singing act.
She made an album called
Follow Me" and on the
strength of it got hired by the
Dune Hotel in Las Vegas.
II came out there and saw
the marquee: "Minsky's Fol-
lies Starring Kathy Barr I
knew nothing about the
striptease portion Of the show
but since the money was ex-
ira good. I stuck out the en-
gagement.
II didn't know that there
is q well known stripper
Candy Barr playing around
Southern California. Now,
because Of Minsky's. every
body has the two Of US con-
fused. In fact. some disc joe
keys barred my album on the
strength Of IT,"
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Of the time, by sheer sus-
pense. With Toscanini, of
course. all IL fire.
Deccais performance has
It's points. The singers are
energetic. after their own
fashion. Irmgard Seefried is
outstanding as Marcellina.
Ernest Haefliger 10 Q splen-
did Florestan. Dietrich
Fischer-Dieskau an effective
Don Pizarro and Gottlob
Prick an even better Rocco.
Leonie Rysanek. as Leonora.
Is more than adequate al
though not up to the fervor
Of Rose hampton in the Tos-
canini set.
The recording includes dia-
logue. somewhat abridged. It
is spoken by actors rather
than singers. however, which
does not improve the con-
tinuity. Ferenc Fricsay is the
conductor.
The Toscanini issue was not
one of Victor's best efforts
from a mechanical stand.
point. The set deserves to
be reprocesSed, emitting the
superhuous "Leonore No. 8"
overture.
Plans for reissuing an old
Vienna "Fidelio" performance
starring Lotte Lehman were
announced recently. But un-
til then, or until the Tosca-
mini set is depressed, or even
afterwards. some might want
to own Decca'S set for no
other reason than its excel
lent recorded sound.
The new "Gioconda" re-
cording features a newcomer,
Anita Cerquetti, in the title
role. She meets its challenges
with considerable success.
Miss Cerquetti is not yet a
Tebaldi (the latter can be
heard in a striking "L'Amo
come IL fugor del create" on
a current London disc Of mis-
cellaneous selectionO, but
there is more than q remote
resemblance.
Giulietta Simionato's Laura,
Cesare Siepi's Badoero, Ma
rio del Monaco's Grimaldo
and Ettore Bastianini's Bar
naba are other assets Of the
London recording. which in
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1870. GOren. Dupont circle; MP
TOMORROW: Goren. 9 Dupont circle;
oficers' Club; pairs, 7:45. Kri-faI'
1920 Arlington. boulevard; pairs,
100. Themas Circle. Apt. 100. 2440
Sixteenth; pairs. 1880.
TUESDAY: Arlington. 5000 Lee high
way; pairs. 7:45. Federal Bellevue
Hotel tsde, open pair championship7
dining room. General Accounting
ofise; N pairs $40; McntEOmsry'
tS S os:s service eTlIs Cub P ids4
Twenty-first; pairs,
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda. Woman's
Club Of Bethesda, Old Georgetown
and Sonoma roads; pairs. IL
washington Bridge League tACBL
unit. Mayfiower Hotel; MP pairs,
THURSDAY: Thursday Noon. 9 pu-
pont circle;. pairs 1890. Chess.
Gordon Hotel. pairs. 7:45. CongTes-
sS Sns Se s.,t: p HCT;s oss
Harvard: Mp pairs. 7:45. A
FRIDAY: Lyon Village. 5000 Lee high
session. 1890. Alexandria. e02
Apt 100. 2440 sixteenth; pairs.
S:lb. Irving Street, 4l3 North Irv-
ing. Arllngten; pairs, 7:46. silver
DSEla'' III: 1901 os0r'i' avenue MP
SATURDAY: Agriculture. Apt. ZOE,
Gordon Hotel; pairs, f:45, walsh,
1732 Massachusetts,; MP pairs 7.4b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
TURNTABLE TALK
TURNTABLE TALK
'Orfeo' and 'FideIio'
Are Newly Recorded
BY JAMES G. DEANE
Star Record Critic


For whatever reasons. and
they are doubtless different
in each case, Gluck's "Orfeo,"
Beethoven's "Fidelio" and
Ponchielli's la Gioconda"
share the attribute of not
being performed very often.
New recorded editions of
all three, however. have just
appeared almost simultane-
ously.
"Orfeo" by today's stand
ards is undeniably static.
but expressively sung and
zestfully led it can overcome
the gap of 200 years and pro-
vide distinct pleasure. The
new Victor recording in es-
sence is a recapitulation of
the 1855 Metropolitan re-
vival, although with its locale
transferred to Rome.
Rise Stevens sings the title
role. Her voice is hardly the
most sensuous on record Zone
thinks Of the late Kathleen
Terrier, among recent ex-
amples). but she uses It ac-
curately and with appropri-
ate regard for the text. Rob-
erta Peters, the Amor Of the
1855 cast. sings prettily al
though with less spontaneity
than I would have liked.
Lisa Della Casa, Washing
tons recent Ariadne, Is o spe-
cial Joy in the role Of Euri-
dice. One can readily believe
that her lovely voice would
charm Orpheus, the shades
or anybody else. Pierre Mon
teux conducts the Rome
Opera orchestra and chorus
with q livelineSs belying his
80 years. The recorded sound
is clear and well-balanced.
There is more than one
way of performing "Fidelio."
a fact strikingly illustrated
by comparing the new Decca
recording with the famous
1914 Toscanini broadcast
performance available in q
Victor set.
Decca's edition, utilizing
the Bavarian State Orches-
ira and chorus, exemplif1es
what might be called the
German school of thought on
the subject. The perform
ance is spacious and, on the
whole, deliberate. The drama
seemingly is conveyed, much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Pupil
Now Directs Him

HOLLYWOOD up. - In
show business 1t pays to be
nice to everybody because
you don't know who viii be
your boss tomorrow.
Several years ago when
Richard Boone was doing
movie character parts. he
formed a drama school where
he directed the students.
Then Boone became a tele-
vision star on such shows as
the current Have Gun. Will
Travel" on CBS-TV.
The other day, the net
work assigned a script to
director Lamont johnson. No
introductions we're needed
between director and star as
johnson once was one Of
Boone's drama students.