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1855. JOSEPH 4. LEE, Of 3Ss 4tr
st. Sc, beloved brother OF Ada lie,
ana Anthony lee He also is SURVIVED
by other relatives aud friends, Aftei
4 pm. Thursday, July -, friends
Funeral Chapel, 1882 You st nv
Mass for repose OF his soul will b
celebrated on Friday. July IS, a.
. am. at st. Augustine CATHOLIC
Church. 18th 50 between r ana
ats NV fnterment Arlinston Ma
tional Cemetery
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SELBY. SARAH c. omcers and mem
|. 4; !; =: !: g. ].
III ~ neral Home, 1871 18th St
the rosary for our deceased
MRS JOHN MASSEY,
Project
REV JOHN ZNOTlNAs,
Spiritual Director
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HAMILTON. RUBY JEAN. on Monday

Jgly. 81 ie5s: RUBY JEAN AA MI,
and RUBY Hamilton. she leaves two
children, two sisters. i've brothers:
q grandmother. Mrs. Loretta Robin.
friends, Friends may call Thursday.
july ~, 1855 after 400 pm: At
Ala 18th 81. Sc, where funeral serv-
ices will be held at 10 an. Friday,
July rs. the Rev. Earl w. Brent
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. Family may be contacted
at Mrs Cora Moseley. 1859 X st: Sc
Lincoln 6-6l64 "a
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SULLIVAN, sALLE. on Monday, July
Wiley iG 8 Nj Il h sA1E EiiIds sREfttLr1S8N
wife Of the late BENJAMIN r suili-
van; mother OF Levoe Thornton.
Ida Mae Lester. BENJAMIN r, n.
Robert. George, and Arthur sullivan.
81. is also survived By IL Grand
children, other relatives and friends.
The late Mira sulliysn may be viewed
~ the stewart Funeral Home, 80
n st. ne. after a Pm Friday,
where services VIII BE- he'd Saturday,
Memorial Cemetery. rs
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COLBERT, CHARLIE, In memory o.
my loving husband, CHARLIE COL
BERT, Who passed away 10 YEAR,
ago today. July 90. 1945.
In memoTy's lovely sarden, wher.
remembered Joy blooms fair,
Your memory. dear husband, is the
orishtest blossom there,
Somewhere above this troubled world
safe beyond all grief and care
my husband rests in heavenly
peace.
God Erant some day I'll meet him
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, SUSIE COL.
FREDERICK, MlLLARD =; IN lovInI
sf sISsy .na s:U. assS.e aLh sis1ns
FREDERICK, who suddenly left u
two years aRo today. July 90, 1856
Pleasant memories OF thee will evel
linger in our hearts
DEVOTED. WIFE, DAISY, AM
GREEN. LORETTA J, AND JOHN A
In memory Of our sister and brother
LORETTA J. GREEN, who passed
and JOHN 4. GREEN. who passet
away 9 years ago, July Q, 1852.
Although LIES sun for each must set
Those whom We love we never forget
HENRY GREEN, MRS. REBEccl
BRISCOE. MRS. PEARL BROWN
LEROY GREEN. MRS. MARY
BURGESS, PAUL GREEN.
HlRN, DIR. l. BUFORD. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our devoted
who departed this life ave years
ago, July 90, 1858.
Gone, but not FORGOTTEN.
The memory with US shall ever lin.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, cAPIToLA,
AND SONS. LESLIE AND ROBERT
JACKSON. KATIE r. In loving mem,
DRY OF our dear mother, KATIE P
JACKSON. who entered into eterne
rest three years aRo. July 20. 1855
Somewhere beyond . beautiful sun
In 4 land where there is no night
Our deal. mother is sweetly .resting
Away from this world and al IL
Her memory is as dear today,
As that Saturday niSht God tool
her away,
TeRS.F s AHuE cherish E5nr 0 silent . sssG,
through the drifting years.
YOUR CHILDREN.
JONES, MABELLE n. IN loving mem.
DRY OF our devoted wife. aunt and
grandAunt. MABELLE H. JONES. who
passed away 4 years ago, July 20.
Some may think you are forsotten
And the wound is nearly healed.
But little do they know the sorrow
That lies In my heart concealed.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, CLARENCE A
II you could Just be here with US,
Or We could be with you.
so We could chat Of this and that
The Way We used TO do
wouldn't II be wonderfully
Wouldn't 1t be say7
wouldn't Il be grand
10 be together again today
DEVOTED NIECES AND NEPHEW
DOROTHY wHYTE SHIRLEY
PANELS AND THApDEUs Z
WHITE. u. -
sTINGER, MARION .. In loving mem
CRY Of our mother, MARION Z
STM0ER. Who departed this life
years aso today. July %. 1886.
Your weary eyes ana DAYS Of pain.
Your troubled nights are past
Ane IN our aehing hearts We knov
Tou have found sweet rest ct last
THE FANn
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20. 1855, MELVIN !. oREEN, p
S59 Ridge 81. NV. beloved uncle
OF Pauline Bowers, He also is sur
vived BIZ three sisters-in-law. other
relatives and friends. After 5 pm.
Thursday, July "a, friends are in;
Chapel. 1892 You 81. NV. Funeral
services on Friday. July rs. at IL AS
am, at the Mount Sinai Baptist
Church, 1915 3rd st. NV the Rev.
Charles Hayes ofbciating. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. "a
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PETERSON. JESSIE NJ. On MONDAY

PETgRSON, JESSIE NJ. on Monday
son. Of 400 Cooper Lane. Hystts-
vile. Mo, beloved wife Of Carl c
son. IT,. Mrs. Joan L. Price. Robert
A, and David c. Peterson; daughteT
OF soloman and Gertrude M. Curtis;
Harold o. Curtis. Friends may car
Rhode Island sT.' at ESme ave AZ.
NE. where services will be held on
Friday July. 25, at Q pm. Rels tives
and friends invited. Interment
George Washington Cemetery. -
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Pam. IAMns EpMARp. on MondaI

july sIr 1855 I'd his home Dsfyoodl
hSss.nS, q N.ry g. SH s;,..S1 E EsTD
cs rs si EsTp. t y p:rSoo s Nd Ros
Earp, Norman. carp, Mrs, Rosis
Earp, Rockville, Nd; Herbert Earp
Hfookviile, Nd; brother Of Mrs; Cora
.sns; M, Iul ni Ssss; H 4nrv As Az
surviving are 80 grandchildren and
% gfeat-grandchildren MT. Earp
rests a. oartners Funeral Nome;
oaithertburf, No where funeral
July "a. ate pm. lnterment Forest
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iiSSss' NAM SehkWtcRb.s 90 y
Ss Sa f'i ss.ll = zrT n sSia'' 8 8
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S::e:'. IsS ,, ISss' AZ, n rs ,oT T:.:
Tnli:oRY Ne Slowed T Sassssa Of A Estsi:
Nmory' father Of Mary Elizabeth and
John Michael Emory, and brother Of
neral from the waish Funeral Home,
5tl lith q. Sc. on Friday: yuiy
calvary Church, Forestyille. Nd:
where requiem mass viii be offered,
a. 10 am, Friends and relatives IN:
Sited 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. -
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JOHNSON, EDWARD. on Tuesday, July
ge, 1888, qsparted this NE a.
mourn their loss devoted witt
Horne, and q host Of other relatives
and many friends. Remains may be
viewed after 8 pm. Friday, July %,
At Hoffman Funeral Home, 900 9Th
ST. NV. Funeral Saturday, July
fnterment Carver Memorial Gene
terry. Arrangements BY EdmonSon
Funeral Service rs
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DApE. sQLoNoSS, sgsS . a.., p ,I syp,

'ig5; sH!gSI lsss :isS;Sl Rs "
R sssrss' psa., +. Is also sarViv,d 81
. ans SS %., !. viewed a.. s.r iHS.
Wednesday, July % ct Barnes 4
NathsWs Funeral Home, 1919 18th
81 NV. u4th st. a. aprins Id.l'
where funeral win be held THURSDAY
July e At J pm. Intermeni Arlins-
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RAYMOND Il. BRADFORD.
Secretary-TreAsurer

sIGGINS. ,hEgNARD: On MCHdssyy
BERNARD {, HfoGiNs' formerly q
s ssnS r nf N.tt hs S g sss aHs
brother Of Miss julia Higgins
Friends may cali at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne
until $3.50 am. Thursday, July -
Reeuiem mass VIII De offered c,, a. 81
2sth and Pennsylvania ave, Sc
At Q am, Interment Mount Ollvei
Cemetery. %
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SET iessn sAekH Sn Sissy EIIssiYs1S .lS we
wife OF the late William L. Selby;
mother OF william 4. and Oven W
Seley, grandmother Of William
the Robert a. Msttingiy Funeral
Home, after ] pm. Wednesday. until
Friday, July rs. at Q am. Reauiem
Mass at 81. Peters Church. at $3.50
am. Relatives and friends invited
Inte~ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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july -, less PHii1P PoILIcoSVSEE,
beloved husband Of Fancy Pollicove,
dey oted father of Max NJ. Pollicove,
Mrs Pearl Stowell, both Of wash
ing'on, D G.: Mrs Ruth oringer.
Martin Of n Ord SSS Cali; also si'1 sur.
lived BY ) grandchildren. Services at
the c. D. Goldberg a. Son Funeral
Home i@l7 9th st. NV. on Thurs
day. July "a, at ? pm. lntermeut
at Il9 Longfellow st. NV, Family
requests in lieu Of flowers contribu-
tons. Be made to the METROPOLITAN
Heart Guild. "a
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PERKINS, LAURA ANN. on Tuesday,
Church ST. NV, LAURA ANN PER-
KINS. the beloved mother Of Eugene
NJ Perkins She also Is survived
by a devoted daughter -in-law, Mrs
Gertrude 8 Perkins. other relativel
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Maivan 4
Schey, Inc.
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/ RArLmF. SYLVESTER. On sunday

July 20, 1855, SYLVESTER RAT.
LIFE Of ?aI9 N st: NV, husoand
Sturdivant. brother Of Arthur and
James Ratlin and Fannie Douglas
other relatives and friends also sur
viye. Remains may be viewed at
the Crouch Funeral Home. 81 K
st NV, from 5 to / pm Thursday
ana am. to $50 pm. Friday.
Services Sunday. July 81, at $50
pm At the Sandy Ridge Baptist
Church, Morven. N c. "a
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HUDSON, CHARLES ". The oficer'
~ and members OF EleetA
Nh Chapter ., OES, are re.
w uuested 20 assemble al the
AAA. II. Hines Funeral Home
@S2a0l I4th st. NV. At S:30
pm, Thursday, July ~
for the purpose OF conduct
iHg funeral services for our late
brother CHARLES H, HUDSON.
GRACE MuLLINIX,
ARDAH T. HESNINds,
Secretary
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day, :uls 20, 1855, a her resiasn Sa,
~ kentuSky ave. Sc. LAvERNL
King cousin OF Annie Phillips, Will
lard KRIS. Edith Pryor and Vivian
Blackwell; godmother Of Barbara
Williams. She also is survived By two
dear. friends. joseph Hobbs and
Sarah Tlllman; other relatives and
friends. The late Miss Payton may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home,
30 u st. ne. after . pm. Thursday.
where services will be held Friday,
July 20, at 1880 pm. 1nteTment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. "a
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~t ~ isj S.SI. S e tsisessI , ~,
saiS%a ~ s srs.r! HG Z! n:u ssl0T: I:
ths NJ Msusr, brother d Mrs. iohr
Dana and Alvin n Maqer, ND
ipiTkinE oppositei. on Tuesday sne
"wednesday evenings from pm
until ESQ pm. Recuiem mass q
Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic
Sves.' TaEoma PAIR Ma. az e.se
an. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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~ H., \: 4 s:! .;S' s: dS:s'; !:
- a, !: ~; i IN u; h:
home, 002 Warrington blvd.
Laurel. wednesday evening. july 20
~ Ruby A, TYLER.
MApoI L ALBkRT1E,
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1uy ie gsos y ysisrs N MsRial
ESSsNnOfSs So,S Ss q 9sf faS5, < KlE s.ssT
washington, D. c.: Mrs kebeccS
Long, Helen Kefauver, Los Angeles,
Calf: Alexander u. Keiauver,
washington, d. G, and joseph l,
keiauyer Tokyo; Japan. FRIENDS may y
Home, 29Oi 14th 81. NV tparking
facilitiesl draveside services q, Ar
iington National Cemetery on Thurs
day, July "a, At IL an. %
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Evans ios ssD sEp II On EN MVRs.y 81 I ss
Nelson St, Alexandris. Va. sister q
Mrs. Tacy Eva Miller. Services u
Chambers Funeral Home, 1900
Chaplin st. NV. on Thursday. July
"a. at pm, Interment Columoia
Gardens Cemetery.
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UUuhhf, MONA uOtDshohpUun, "a
S88sEi6sslboEolS jon leoeRis. s aISss
,yIisnds may cali a her late rest.
espes, 500 Warrington ave. Laurel
ss. ,s rSps csur. ,sr, .s hs 81 shB III,
~ a. $3.50 pm. fntsrment Ivy Hiil
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HAMMOND, OHIO W. On Tuesday,

July 20, 1858. at his residence, s
OHIO w. HAMMOND, father Of Mrs.
Ruth II Reehling of Alexandria. Va. .;
nfno w Va nam@Of Hammond S5 L " syTa
cuse. N. Y, and the late Austin w.
Hammond and Mrs. Margaret H
Burke. He is also survived By sew
eral grandchildren and great-grand-
children. Services at the 8. Hines
NV, on Friday. July IS, at 1880
am. Parking faeilitieSD Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. "a
contribution TO the Montgomery Co.
Hospital. Olney, Nd. or BOYS Town
in Nebraska may be made as an ex-
preston OF sympathy "A
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s sncss Sug Ass : :, ~ ,,: q
bRAbFoRp. bslcysd father o. frsd,
erick. JOSEPH, Barbara Ann anc
sssIaSFsy, pE.dig.dvo,strynls.s... W. Ill.,, =
reletlNes invited. intefmsnt cedai
HIN Cemetery, 70
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RULLMANN. FREDERIC AUGUST. on

Tuesday. July 81 less al his home
Oakland Calf. formerly OF Wash.
ington, d C., FREDERIC AUGUST
EyLLaL,lM1AANn' beloved BELOVED husband q
Orvylle Nal Dye. Charles w. ster.
ling 8, John L and Clifford
A. RullmAnn He Is also survived
by sisters. brothers and grandchii-
dren. Grsveside services at Golden
cant. on Thursday. July 90. "a
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81 ::r:s n: Pa A. 81! .S;s:'1
Rels, Hsfyss Lyisl. Mira. EthsI
sls ASs w, Mr. .,, S% n.,.l fs Hsg.
july 81 p'm. fntsrnsnt 6isn.
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o'poNoyAN, JOHN X. On Tuesday
Manassas, Va. JOHN K. o'DoNo.
saSss ' onOn n"sSsn sDs 9f ,i rSTsAs;
Mas Carol Anne o'DonoVan. brother
Of Mrs Margaret Mc0eeyer, Of Fort
Lauderdale. Fla. Mrs. Louis Need.
ham, OF Philadelphia, Pa. and
I,,n 4p0 Sss.IHsd 81 n f tb. SsEs,
a Son Funeral Home, 3I4 N. West
81, Manassas, Va. Reauiem mass
for the repose Of bis soul viii be
held at An Saints Catholic Church,
Manassas, Va, at 10 o'clock tday-
25. 1883 Interment National
Memorial Park, Falls Church, Va
Homestead tPa) Messenger please
CODY. -
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HENpERsHoT, ALBERT WILLIAM. OF

1872 18th st. sc. on July 81.
1858. Beloved husband Of Nellie A.
Hendershot; brother OF Raymond J.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home,
5l7 18th st. Sc, on Thursday. July
"a, at $40 am. Mass In Holy Com
forter Church, 14th and East Capt.
linntnn NaiinnaI ChmetarY "a
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1883 :, IL. % r.I iIS:ss:s' s SSIii
I9 sSSs.'S S.o 1.: Aa.S.as y Sor,Os,
fiescS and robert . 3. Lyons 81 Nor.
Msion.y. b.. Merry sa s1 Ison 8 and Mrs
Leonard conley, al Of washinston
D. G Funeral from the De Vol Fu-
n nsh a. nop ps,a,y n,, Wisconsin s avi
an. thence 10 81. AIMS Church
Wisconsin ave and Yuma st., nv,
where requiem mass Will be offered
81 BIS am. Friends and relatives
invited Interment Arlington Nation
tfISutions NAY b made 70 ~
Cancer Funo. "a
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sTlNGER. MARION z. IN loving mem
CRY Of our mother, MARION 4
ST1NoER. Who departed this life 2
years aEo today, July %. 1886.
Your weary eyes ana DAYS Of pain.
Your troubled nights are past.
Ane IN our aching hearts We knov
You have found sweet rest Of last
THE FAlfILA
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HUDSON. CHARLES II. On Tuesday
July 2G, 1885, A. sibley Hospital
Mae Hudson, father OF Hersehell Nc
Faden Hudson: also survived by two
grandchildren. Services at the 81
n. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l
1Ath st. NV, on Friday, July 20,
fnterment Washinston Nstional Gem
etery, Suitland. Nd -
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HOLLY w GOD
No Ben Hur' for Rock
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

Pat Boone's april Love"
song has sold more than 2 mil
lion records - biggest seller
since Bins crosby's white
Christmas" and that perennial
Is nearing the 10 million mark.
Song-writers sammy Faln and
Paul Frances Webster believe
they have another hit IN the
title song. "A Certain smile"
for the Ressano Brazzi- Chris
tine Carrere movie version Of
the FRANCHISE Sagan book. This
movie starts in Paris next
month.
Jeanne Moore. U-I's pretty.
new actress. Is helping Nick
Adams move into the house he
Just bought on earnings from
"Sing. Boy. Sing and Teach
er's Pet" From Nick: From
now on I'm through being a
character: ] Just want to be q
good character actor"
Marge and Cover Champion
have decided to give UP their
dancing school. They are too
busy ON Tv and in night clubs
TO give their personal super
vision TO the school. and don't
go for Unnamed business.
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LITTLE OLD
NEW YORK
BY Ed SULLIVAN


Dear Boss--If Or. Jonas Salk,
discoverer Of the Salk vaccine
for polio. could be sent by the
United States to the Worlds
Fair at Brussels. III guarantee
that the people Of the world
would be more impressed BY
this visible facet Of American
contribution to humanity than
they'll be awed by Russia's ex-
hihit 10 armament. And II the
United States could get Or.
Howard Rusk to appear At
Brussels and exhibit what
American science has contrib
uted TO the rehabilitation OF
MANNED persons. I would bet
that It would have more impact
on world opinion than any pa
rade Of performers. Present
America to the world press at
Brussels in terms Of Salk. Rusk,
our Nobel Prize winners. our
artists Of the caliber Of REM
ington and Grandma Moses,
our Leonard Bernstcins. Roda-
ers 4 Hammersteins- land wen
make a noise a. Brussels that
win be heard around the world.
-
Herbert Hoover, who Is be-
loved in Belgium and other
countries. should 80 70 Brus-
sells. He would create an inter-
national ground swell Of ac-
claim. So would George Meany.
representing labor. Or Gen.
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HOLLYWOOD tNANA -
Rock Hudson is raging. but his
studio - Universal Interna-
tionai--positiyely refuses TO
lend him 10 Metro for the year
1t might take to make Ben
.Hurn In Italy. Director william
wyler told me this yesterday.
with the added Information
that Charlton Heston. who
positively wouldn't play the
secondary role, will be wearing
the toga originally designed for
Rock. !, And the only reason
handsome Cesare Danoya did
not get the Ben Hur' part.
although he was brought here
from Italy for Just that. N be-
cause WyIer wanted an Ameri-
can or English voice for the
male lead. For the same reason
he did not waste time testing
Spanish actor Ricardo Vale,
who came TO Hollywood for
the role with an introduction
from his Madrid neighbor. Ava
Gardner.
Before Doris Day stars for
Columbia in Wreck Of the Old
'S7." with Jack Lennon, she
viii go to Europe with hus-
band Marty Melcher ito have
q good time" Richard Wild.
mark. now costarring with
Doris and Gig Young in
Metros Tunnel Of Love-" will
take on for New York when
the film Is finished. to start
one Of his own-"File To-
while his family lives In near
by Massachusetts,. As for
Gig. wife Elizabeth Mont
gomery Is here with him and
she will do some ~ while Gig
is busy with the movie.
The Gary CoOpers are off to
Sun Valley "for about five
days" Coop told me in the
Goth Century-Fox cafe. MY
next picture2 Wen. I've just
finished an Eastern t"Ten
North Frederick. So now I'll
do a Western-'Man Of the
West I guess you can tell
that's a Western all right ]
reckon so.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena - Pictures in the
Hallway: $40 pm.
. National - "Intcrlock": $40
pm.
shubert--"This Is Google:
$50 pm.
Ambassador - "Sayunara";;
los. 3:45. $50 and els pm.
Capitol - Legend Of the
Lost; 1850 am. 1880. ass,
$40. 7;45 and $50 pm.
Columbia = Eighteen and
Anxious; @1i:45 am. las,
AS. 5:45, 7;45 and Gas pm.
Dupont - "a Nous La Ii
herte":: las. $40. 5:45. 7:5o
and s:55 pm.
Keith's-"Old Yeller":: HIS
an, 1888. $40. 5:25. 7:35 and
$50 pm.
Macarthur - Brothers in
Law: $40, 9 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "Sayonara"::
IL am. l:3S. Ais. $50 and
$50 pm.
Ontario - The Golden AGE
Of Comedy: lao. $40, $40,
TAO and Gas.
Palace - "Peyton Place:
II am. lao. 4:20, Z and 9:l5
pm.
Playhouse The Quiet
American: II am, los, 3:15,
$40. 7:30 and s:35 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman: 1880 am, 1915,
800, SOS. 7:35 and Gas pm.
Trans-Lux - Pal Joey:
1i:40 am. I:40. $40, $40.
7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Uptown--"Around the World
in 80 Days: $3.50 pm.
Warner - Search for Para
disc; $50 pm.
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George Marshall. author Of the
Marshall Plan. on my trip 10
Brussels. where I talked 70
many Europeans, I realized
that this Is the point Of view
which America should project
at the Worlds Fair. II would
be In complete harmony with
the wise decision Of Howard s.
Cuilman and his Uniteu States
fair committees 10 do q soft
sell Job AZ Brussels. This Is q
golden chance for Uncle Sam
10 tell our story In terms Of
human beings who have done
mighty things for ell the hui
man beings Of the world-Salk,
Rusk, our great cancer re-
searchers in the fields OF heart,
blood. muscular dystrophy. re.
tarded children.
49,
II you agree with this view
point, send on letters tonight
70 your Representatives in the
United States Senate and the
House. They are.the ones who
can see to 1t. with authority.
that these things can come TO
pass. There's not much time
left and not much money need
ed to make ell Of these vastly
important things possible.
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Laurence Olivier In town for
brush tiD rehears with laan
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Plowrlght in "The Entertain
or" before Boston opening Tues
day. Sir Larry was stacked up
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Laurence Olivier in town for
hrush-up rehearsals with Joan
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for four hours over Idlewild,
then landed II Baltimore. /.
AMELIA.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Fork Of Willis

Mr.. and Mrs O. w. Ball had Z
number of guests. and callers OF
Thanksgiving day.
w. N Barker, Of Richmond, anc
Omar Ball, Of Moseley. were hunt
ing guests Of Buck Barker Thanks
giving day.
Rose Ogburn, of Richmond. was
Thanksgiving guest Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Carnes
p. L. Duncan. Robert and r. L.,
Miss Betty Jane Willis and Miss
Royce Ryburn. of PoWhatan, visit
cd in the S. F. Scott home in Nor
folk Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelsey and
sons. Of Farmville. were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Dun
can
Mr. and Mrs David Barker and
sons returned to their home in
Maryville. Tenn. Saturday after
spending three weeks here with his
parents. the J. NJ Bankers.
Holiday guests in the H. T. Har-
risOn home We're Mi. and Mrs.
Hugh Mccullough. Of Alexandria
Rev. Garter Harrison and son. vii
liam Byrd, of Hampton. and Miss
Penny Harrison, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r G. Oliver. Of
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Rayhorn. Mr.. and Mrs James
Rayhorn and daughters, Of Rich
mond. and Mr. and Mrs J 0 h n
Duncan were guests Of Mrs Wal
tel Duncan Thanksgiving day
Thanksgiving guests in the Har-
old Duncan home were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Wittemore. Of Rich
mond. Mrs r. D. Weber and sons
Of Ellerson, and Mr. and Mrs, WI
T. SatterWhite. Of Richmond,
Miss Nell Cooke and Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Pfeilfer, of Rich
mond. were guests Of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. f Cooke,
On Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs Willie Duncan visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie Goodman
IN Amelia Sunday
Mrs Demarest. Of Arlington. VA
guest Of her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs Frank Baber.
" c,
Harry Harrison celebrated 4 s
fifth birthday Tuesday with a birth
day party al his home Guests III
cluded Judy and Robert Harrison
L laine and William Flippcn,
Frankie, Charlie. and David Baber
and Davy and Rickic Barker
H +. Harrison and MIR Tucker
Harrison were in Farmvlle Tue
day