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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
PINAR DEL RIO

Ell Gobierno no ha menciona-
do encuentros en- Pinar del
Rio desde hace meses. Una mi
sion miIitar norteamericana
visit6 la semana pasada varias
guarniciones del Ejercito en- la
provincial y viajo por carreteras
sin que Sc produjera ningun in
cidente.
Fuentes rebeldes en- esta ca
pital por otra parte, dijeron
que ell se%rvicio ferroviario en-
tire Cabaiguan y Placetas, en- la
provincial de Las Villas, fue to-
talmente destruido por los re-
beldes. Las fuentes manifesto
ron que ha sido paralizado ell
transito por carreteras entire
las capitales provinciales de
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
Ell COMBATE DE Ell CRIsTO

Atentamente comunico a la
Comandancia General del Ejer-
otto Rebelde en- la Sierra Macs
ira que tomamos a 81 soldados
que trabajan de escapar por
la tapia trasera, en- Ell ataque
y toma del Quartet del Cristo v
que dichos soldados Sc interna-
ron en- los potreros y canavera-
les proximos y damoS a CONT
nuacion la information de las
armas y parques ocupados, asi
como las bajas hechas al ejer-
cito enemigo,
ARMAS OCUPADAS: '81: AZ
fusiles Springfield, 2 fusiles de
Linconer, 2 carabinas MI, 8
ametralladoras San Crist0bal,
81 fusiles Garand, S ametralla-
doras Brewing, l Ametrallado-
ra Calibre 80 de tripode con
cuatro armas mas, fue tomada
a una columna del Ejercito que
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
SUSPENDEN
Viene de Ia Primera)

la "Panhonlib" que Sc hallaban
en- los puertos, con exception
de Dull, donde los obreros igno-
raron la exhortacion del sindi-
cato y descargaron los barcos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

pretendio apoyar q los solda.
dos en- fuga, y 20.4OO balas.
LAS BAJAS hechas son las 81
guientes: Is muertos, y SO pri.
sioneros, por nuestra parte tn.
vimos la muerte de dos com.
paneros y 7 heridos.
Ell Quartet fue tornado y deS-
truido a mandarrias por nues.
traS fuerzas.
La situacion de San Vicente
es la siguiente; En- los ultimos
8 dias ha sido inmisericorde
ell ametrallamiento de la avia.
ci6n y algdn canoneo de tan.
ques a distancia. La columna
No. 8 al mantenerse firme en-
las posiciones conquiStadas hs
logrado para ell Ejercito Rebel.
de una de sus mayores victorias.
Diciembre /, 1858. Firmado Co.
mandante Huber MatoS.
~PRISIONEROS SERAN
LIBERTADOS
Los SOLDADOS PRISIONE.
RIOS DEL SEGUNDO FRENTE
A PALS" seran devuel
tos a Santiago de Cuba y Guam
tanamo por los patriotas rebel
DIES antes del dia 20 de Diciem-
bre, con Ell fin de que para ell
Ano Nuevo haya menos llanto
entire esas familias, que tam.
bien son madres, hermanos, es-
posas e hiioS. LIBERTAD o
MUERTE. - FIDEL CASTRO
RUIZ.
WASHINGTON, Die. gu.
P.I.)-Fuentes infOrmadas d.
jeron anoche que los rebeldes
cubanos han cortado ell abaste-
cimiento de aqua del pueblo
azucarero de Preston, de la
United Fruit Co., en- la region
Sudoriental de Cuba.
Los 1000 pobladores no han
recibido aqua nj leche desde ell
viernes por la manana, dijeron
las fuentes, y es possible, anadie.
ron, q la United Fruit Co. pida
al DEPARTMENT. de Estado que
ayude en- la evacuation de 35
familiaS norteamericanas que
residen en- Preston.
Sc recuerda que en- Ell mes
paSado la Armada de Estados
Unidos evacu6 Sc familiares del
personal n-orteamericano de
la nina de miguel Nicaro, de
propiedad del Gobierno de los
Estados Unidos, y que esta al
otro lado de la bahia Nipe, fren-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
Wiene de Ia PrlmeraJ

de la isla y menciono combates
en- San Luis, San Juan y Mar
tinez y Consolation del Sur.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

enemiga. Ell combate Sc pro-
longo por espacio de IL horas.
La columna enemiga pudo re-
tirar sus fuerzas hasta San An
dres apoyada por la aviacion
con mas de la mitad de sus hom
bres muertos y heridos. Por
nuestra parte la columna No.
80 Jose Antonio Echeverria"
tuvo que lamentar la muerte
de Daniel Leon, Evelio Diaz Y
Santiago Patterson. Tambien
reSultaron heridos graves Ell
valiente Captain Felix MendO-
"a, Amadeo Cordero y Rafal
Vallejo y heridos leves ell Te-
niente Palacios y Evelio Figue-
redo. La columna No. IA al
mando del Captain Pujol tuvo
dos heridos, uno grave Ell COM
panero Oscar Pena y otro leve
ell companero Rafael Gutierrez.
Sc RETIRA Ell EJERCITO 3.
Antier Sc retiraron refuer-
EOS militares no Sc sabe para
donde, habiendo quedado solo
una pequena cantidad de guar
dias en- la estacion de Policia
de CONFERENCE.-The, la cual fue
atacada por la noche. En- ell dia.
de aver Sc fueron los que que
daban en- Mafo y Contramaes-
tire para ell Central America y
como ell Quartet de dicho Cen
trail no les permiti6 alojarse,
tuvieron que trasladarse para
una casa particular. Ell Quartet
no les permiti6 a~lojarse ALI por
que creia SUI necesidad en- Mafo
y CONFERENCE.-The. Sc dice insis-
tentemente que todos Sc estan
retirando en- ell dia de hoy. Es-
to ultimo no esta confirmado,
pero 81 esta confirmado que Sc
retiraron de ContramaeStre y
Mafo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

Camagiiey y Santa Clara. Ana
dieron que "se necesitaran dos
meses para reparar dahos.'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Passage of Fair
Practices Bill Sought

NEW YORK - The Michigan
state NAACP will conduct state
wide campaign to secure passage
of fair housing practices legis-
lation recently introduced in the
Michigan legislature, II was an
nounced here today by Madison
s Jones. the Associations special
assistant for housing.
He noted that plans ct the
Michigan State NAACP in regard
to the housing bills were formu-
lated at an NAACP statewide
legislative conference in Lansing
ON Feb. 49, Such plans include
a statewide campaign for enforce
mcnt of the measures If they are
passed. he said.
The legislative conference was
addressed by Gov. G. Mennen
Williams, who has endorsed anti
bias housing legislation. The
meeting, which was attended by
az delegates representing III
Michigan communities, also heard
talks BY MIR. Jones and Edward
Turner of Detroit, NAACP state
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Three Court Cases Obtain
Nationwide Attention

When Hawkins filed his notice
OF appeal with the District Court.
the Attorney General OF Florida.
Richard Erwin. asked the court
for an order staying. in effect.
all further proceedings in the
case until the Court OF Appeals
acted upon his appeal. The dis
trict court granted the order.
As a result. Hawkins is now pro-
hibited from pressing his case
10 q final decision which would
him 10 be admitted 10 the Sepem.
Der 1853 term.
In view of this action MIR.
Hawkins attorneys have also
pctilioncd the Court of Appeals
to issue a writ Of mandamus
directing Judge Dozicr DcVane
TO proceed with the case pend
Ing the appeal.
Attorneys for Hawkins are
Francisco a. Rodriguez of Tam
pa, Fla, Thurgood Marshall and
Mrs. Constance Baker Motley,
both of New York
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

lated by the prophet which said
Bring your problems to Prophet
Ernest swain so she cashed her
ADO check and took the money
and her problems to him.
Before she got too far in her
troubles the prophet asked her
for S25, which he explained as
being a consuItant fee. After she
handed over the money the con
yersation got around to numbers.
AS the tiny prophet rubbed his
goatec, he explained to Mrs.
Jackson that he couldn't exactly
give her a number but suggested
that she turn to the Bible, the
book of Psalms, for instance The
third Psalm, first chapter, fifth
verse.
The. Ado mother thanked him
and put SD on 3l5 to no avail.
She returned to the prophet on
Tuesday. He explained she lost
her bet because she wasn't pcni-
tent
You have to get in the proper
spiritual mood she said he
warned.
Then he mentioned the ninth
Psalm, seventh chapter, eighth
verse.
Out went Mrs. Jackson to put
SIP on number 978.
II didn't pay off either.
This time Mrs. Jackson took
her problems To the Woodward
Police Station. Four officers Wis
tied the prophet and took him
to the station for a little free
consultation.
They also detained Herbert
Wood, %, the prophets doorman;
and Lue Robinson, 81, the
prophets female assistant
The prophet said he came here
from Atlanta two weeks ago.
In addition to handful adver-
Using, ne also did some radio
broadcaSting, seeking problems.
The prophet said he had been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
DOPE FOR JAMS
GETS ; TO 10

Leonard Weaver, of 265l w.
Philadelphia, was sentenced from
three to ten years in prison Tues
day for trading three tcen-agcrs
marijuana for phonograph rec
Ords.
The 24.year.old Dctroitcr was
sentenced by Recorders Judge
John p O'Ilara who found him
guilty Feb. 10 after a four-day
trial,
After pleading innocent to a
charge of selling and possessing
narcotics. Weaver was faced with
the three boys who testified they
gave him records and Sl4 last
October for enough marijuana to
make ia cigarettes.
Weaver was arrested Oct ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Pastor, Wife Die
Minutes Apart

The Rev. Taylor Perry and his
wife we're not apart for very
long.
Kew Perry. pastor of Haven Of
Pest baptist Church. 980l Rus
sell. was resting in bed at 10 am.
Tuesday when his wife. Gertrude.
became alarmed at his appear.
ancc.
Mrs. Perry called a doctor to
the home at 900 King, lie pro-
nouneed her husband dead.
Mrs. Perry collapsed. She was
taken TO Receiving Hospital,
where she died at 1880 am. lie
was 90. She was So.
Members Of the family said
Rev, Perry had been under treat.
ment for a heart ailment for a
year, Mrs. Perry's death was al.
ttibuted 10 shock,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
US. Prestige Has Suffered

NEW YORK-The treatment Of
Minniejean Brown at Little Rock 5
Central High School is America S
most humiliating recent occur
renee from the standpoint of this
nations prestige, editorializes the
March issue Of The Crisis, journal
of the NAACP.
The editorial, entitled The
Ordeal of Minnie Jean Brown,
maintains that the l6-ycar.old
student was prosecuted and ridi.
culed and nagged" simply be-
cause she is a Negro and wants
the best education Little Rock
can offer"
Miss Brown was expelled from
Central High School on Feb IL
for retaliating to repeated harass-
ments by white pupils She en-
tered the New Lincoln School
here on Feb. "a
The assaults and insults to
which Miss Brown was subjected
by some of the white students at
Central High School are intense.
~ humlliating TO the prestige of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

DAR-ES.SALAAM, South Africa
DIR. John Williamson, recog-
nized for many years as the "Dia-
mond King and perhaps the
wealthiest Negro in the world,
has bcqueathcd all shares in his
diamond mine at Mwadiu, ). A.
and the property belonging to
it TO his brother and sister and
immediate members of the fam
lily, executors of the will have
disclosed.
DR.. Williamson, educated at
McGill University IN Canada,
died of cancer recently. some
how his fabulous wealth had not
been known to the world until
recently, South Africans. how
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
THAT FLIGHT OF MRS. EISENHOWER
70 ARIZONA.

~ per Nsc-Tv, TO-DAY" outdoor audience, 2/2,.
Frank Blair asked visitors reactions to Pres
"'"srs Tying OF Mrs. Eisenhower TO Arizona.
A.. ALL QUESTIONED APPROVED.
Mis-, me five or six questioned during The time per-
a.. ;. one probable Democrat expressed the opinion
,,.h,' resident was fully within his human and omes'
''. .,, and that they approved.
on viii TIME RUNNING OUT, FRANK BLAIR ASKED
rw oNs 10 RAISE THEIR HANDS. ONLY FooN
AUDIENCE. ~ y" "o"' u" '''' w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Worlds Richest
Negro SuccllnlIDS

ever, know him as the Diamond
King"
AT the time of his death, DR.
Williamson held 800 shares in the
mine, while his brother, Percy
Williamson, held 800 shares, The
other beneficiary and sister, Mrs.
A. Il. Miller. held no shares,
although DR.. WilliamSon's legal
adviser and friend, |. {. Chopra,
held 100 shares.
Thus control of the mine re-
manned in family hands. Also
wiIled to immediate family were
the land and other property as
sets. Liberal provisions were
made for personal servants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Gov, COP Chief
Demand Avote

LANSING, Mich.-GOP House
Speaker NJ. Van Pcursem and
Gov. G. Menncn Williams both
eXerted pressure on the House
State Committee Tuesday to bring
10 the floor a proposed civil
rights expansion after the com
mittce voted last week to table
the measure by a vote Of q to g.
A promise TO use his influence
To support the bill was made last
summer by Van Pcursem
The llth-hour move 10 reverse
this action came simultaneously
with a meeting OF civil rights ad
vocates addressed by Williams
and Van Pcursem
About $50 attended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Tan Leaders
utD!C. Confab

WASHINGTON - Roy wilkins,
NAACP executive secretary, was
among those who attended the
top level Conference on Foreign
Aspects of United States Ma
tional Security mere on Feb. %:
Among others invited to the
conference we're Dr. Ralph j.
Bunche, under-secretary Of the
United Nations and a member
of the NAACP Board of Direc'
tors; DR.. Dorothy b. Ferebee OF
the National Council of Negro
Women; and Mrs. Irene Mccoy
Gaines, president of the National
Association of Colored Women's
Clubs.
Also: Lester 3. Granger. execu-
tive director OF The National ur-
ban League; John n. Johnson,
president and editor OF the John
son Publishing Company. Inc,
Chicago; Or. Mordeeai w. john
SON, president of Howard Univer-
sity, Washington. D. c.; and Mrs.
Edith S. Sampson Of Chicago.
The national security confer
cnce, arranged by Eric Johnston
al President EiscnhOwer's re-
quest. was addressed by the
President and by former Prcsi-
dnt Harry S. Truman. Mr.. Johns
ton is president of the Motion
Picture Association of America
and former NAACP Board
member.
In addition to the President
and former President, others who
took part in the program includ-
ed Adlai +. Stevenson, candidate
for President in 1856; Vice Pre-
sident Richard Nj. Nixon; former
Governor Thomas +. Dewey OF
New York; John Foster Dulles,
Secretary of State; Neil ii, Nc
Elroy. Secretary of Defense; and
Dean Acheson, who served as
Secretary of State for Mr.. Tru-
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

the judgments and DEGREES OF
federal courts approving the plan.
On the same cay the Little
Rock school board pctitioned the
L. S. District Court TO cnjoin
Mrs Thomason from using the
state court order. This injunc-
ton was granted and the Little
Rock high school proceeded to
desegregatc.
Attorneys for the Negro stu.
dents are Wiley 4. Branton of
Pine Bluff, Ark, and Thurgood
Marshall director.counscl of the
NAACp Legal Defense and Edu.
catinoal Fund staff in New York.
VIRGIL HAkWiNS CASE
virsil Hawkins. who has been
seeking admission 70 the School
OF Law Of The University OF
Florida since le49. appealed 10
the United States Court Of APP.
pesls for the Fifth Circuit in
New Orleans. La. on February
20. from the refusal Of v. S.
District Judge poIier pevane OF
Tallahassee. Fla. 10 issue . pre-
liminarY injunction In Hawkins
latest court action so that he
could be admitted 10 the school
without further delay.
Mr.. Hawkins filed his suit in
the federal district court in Tai
lahassee, Fla, January Ia, 1883,
at the suggestion of the u 5.
Supreme Court after the Florida
Supreme Court refused for the
third time to issue an order for
his prompt admission despite the
fact that the high Court had rul-
cd him entitled TO prompt admis-
sion on several prior appeals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

The legislation would extend
the Cancellation practices Of the
Fair Employment Commission
into other fields. including edu-
cation. publicly assisted housing
and cases involving public accom-.
nodatiOns
Originally the bill included
real estate agencies but that has
been dropped from the Rcpubll-
can program II remains IN the
bill OF Gov Williams, which also
was tabled
Van Peurscm told the con
ference that one day remains for
committees TO report bills in the
house of origin and that he still
Vas hopeful of action
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Mixed Group Mixed
At Georgia House

ATLANTA, Ga.-The Speaker
of the Georgia House on Satur.
day refused TO permit an integral
cd group TO remain together In
the House balcony.
The group included about 20
Negroes from Spellman College
in Atlanta and two white per.
sons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

"heckled" by police before-in
Maryland for practicing medi.
cine without a license and in
Florida for telling fortunes
In Detroit, he and his two as
sistants are being held for in
vcstigation of larceny by trick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
STAR OF MOVIES IN sos.
HELEN TWELvETREES. DEAD"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVIL TOOK OVER 20 YEARS
"a DIE AS CAR GOES OVER CLIFF" 70,

Shelton, Wash. free Pres, 2/l8
impure Thinking, Discipline, Prayers OF the
sofun Bound" the Non-christ Scientists!
-Four members Of Seattle family. out for Sunday
w. drive In Olympia National Park. trapped and
I'ow"sd when their auto plunged down loofoot eH
% gravel road and landed upside down in six feet OF
"a,er IN Lake cvshman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Clark
.0'o go Susan. 5. and Loren. ava. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
His Number Is Up;
Prophet For Profit
'PsaImed' To Jail

Prophet Ernest Swain iive.fOOt, One-inch TO pound
goateed religious consuan nabbed by police Monday
at his hotel 90 Erskne
Mrs Ida Jackson 49, of 206 King read handful crcu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
~ ! CHILDREN, WOMAN Die IN plx!E IRE"

Aanfa Feb. is-Flsmss touched off by radiant heaters
go swiftly through two-story duplex dwelling killing
- ~'"o'en and womsh victims were mother and
'0o' eh''drsn from family and youngsters
wv" snoher...." Detroit News)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

Little Rock as we'll as to that Of
the entire nation, the editorial
declares
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

NEW YORK-Thrcc legal ac-
tions involving the constitutional
rights of Negroes were Ia cn
this week by attorneys f1r the
NAACP Legal Defense and E..u.
catiOnal Fund, Inc. one Wa IN
the Little Rock High School case
and two were continuing efforts
TO gain the admission of Virgil
Hawkins to the University of
Florida Law School
LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL CASE
In the Little Rock ease a brief
was filed on February 70 with
the L S Court of Appeals,
Eighth Circuit in ST. Louis by
NAACP Legal Defense and Edu-
cational Fund attorneys They ur.
ged the court to affirm a judg.
ment of a district court which
prohibited interference with the
Little Rocks court approved plan
TO intcgratc its high schools.
On August ~. 1857, a state
court order was obtained by q
Mrs. Clyde Thomson. a white
parent and taxpayer, which re-
strained the school board from
proceeding with It's plan 10 in
iesraie and. in effect. OVERRIDE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

SATAN BOUND" ADAM ROBBED OF DIVINE
PROTECTION or lNvULNERABLE CHRIST SCIENTIST
INDIVIDUALITY
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. c.s+++
"PR0BE DEATH OF YOUNG POLICEMAN
BY HIS OWN GUN"
"shot In Hospital After Auto Crash"
Peter kowsIig Jr., 81
tchiesgo Tribune 2/l1
The death OF young policeman who found fatally
shot early yesterday in Belmont hospital remained mys
terry detectives sought TO question his rs year old haneee
hospitsIred for shock.
lsee PROBE DEATH or POLICEMAN. Page n
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
There will be free Christian Science lecture at Fourth
Church Of Christ Scientist 5240 w. Chicago Blvd Friday
March I4ih. at pm
The speaker. j. Linsen Wood, is member Of the Board
Lsefusshp Of The Mother Church. the First Church Of
Christ Scientist, in Boston. Massachusetts.
PLUNGE KILLS ACTOR WHO AD-LIBBED EXIT"
Charles r. S. Bell. Al free Press 2/l8)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The DEVIL TOOK 30 YEARS VIA HIS SOUL
sc0RcHINC. MULTI BILLION S RACKET
IN The ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
AND WORLD OF LETTERS
HIS SOCIAL 'H-B0MB.' SEX!
~. dropped eight floors TO death from hotel window
few hours after he had sought advice from director
whose he deserted in the midst Of performance
TM-0-T-I-0-N-A-L UPSET CAN LEAD CHILD
TO BAD MISCHIEF"
Feeling Of Inodeqvocy Present
In All BuIIies"
BY Warren II. sirombers free Press
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRBUNE
HOMES. CHURCHES. SUNDAY SCHOOLS. WHICH
EXCLUDE MY MARVELLOUS CHRIST. SECOND
COMING" SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH. ARE
SATAN BOUND" !-EvERY SINGLE ONE
tsee EMOTIONAL UPSET. Page ~
STAR OF MOVIES IN sos.
HELEN TWELvETREES. DEAD"
tTimes)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVIL TOOK OVER 20 YEARS
The MYTHICAL. DEvILIsH. ANTIcHRlST.
AoAM-eVe. MuRDEROUS CAIN JUDAS. kNAvES AND
FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
o'KIHs IS "A MURDERER. A LIAR WHO ABIDES
NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE THERE IS NO
'KoIH IN HIM." AS JESUS so TRULY DECLARED
Or The DEVIL John 8:43 44.-A MYTH
(see STAR or MOVIES. Page ~
"a DIE AS CAP GOES OvEP CLIFF"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20

Saturday, ono eli erss Hundreds and hundreds onsdoy
oaes II needs Os your wardrobe your family your hone
Every item priced you Think Of week ends ond
Evening star., 1958-07-06
July s
AFTERNOON

t&sOV
4-ofheF Two Billion.
Tropical Diseases" Guest: Or.
Thomos Burch, National lnsti-
tute of Health.
5-Max Rexnick Show. Vor'ty.
9-LoureI and Hardy. Kids.
1890
4-Sundoy Playhouse. Movie.
, Hours. "A Bedtime Story"
l94l. Loretta Young. ''lmpotlent
Yeors." 1914. Jeon Arthur.
5-rv Readers Digest. Dromo.
100
5-GeoFgetown Univ. Forum.
"Veterons-Our Biggest Priv
ileoed Class" Guests: John {.
Booth, Harold D. Beoton.
7-CelebFity Parade.
Fifth onnuol Report to the Peo-
ple." Guests: Representative
Hyde, Republican of Maryland;
Lonkford. Democrat of Mary
land, and BroyhiII, Republican of
Virginia.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Program Listings

S:z5
o-The Farm TO You. Color.
The story of eggs.
$50
4-chrisFion Science. Religion.
5-This Is the Life. Religion.
9-Moss for Shut-Ins.
9:45
4-IndustFy on Porode.
Films on U. S. industry.
1000
4-Briefins Session.
5-Foifh for Today. Religion.
9-Lomp Unto Ny Feet.
1890
4-FFontiers Of Fcish.
5-OroI Roberts. Religion.
9-Oswold Robbif. Kids.
Il:00
4-CoFtoon Circus. Kids.
5-MoFton's AmoteuFs.
1I:55
S-News. Horv Reosoner.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
SUNDAY

For late prosFom changes,
see Latest TV lnformo-
tion" in the Sunday
Amusement Section and on
the daily ~ page.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
7:3o

I:SU
9-Rurol America. Color.
How O city noy solve the prob
lem Of adequate wholesale food
markets.
500
9-Look Up and Live.
Contemporary Problems" Port
a, "Woy to Go Home"
$50
9-Chopel Of fhe Air.
Chcploin tit. Coll WilIiom [.
Clark. Sermon topic, Mons
Molody-God's Remedy" St.
Matthew, Chapter 6, verse 80;
Ecclesiostes. Chapter l, verses
I3 to IA.
800
4-The Subject Is Joxx.
9-cemeFo Three. Education.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. o. c.
JVly 8. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
MONDAY

AIS
9-The Secret Storm. Scroll.
4:30
4-county Fair. Premiere.
Voriety Show. Bert Perks, N. G.
9-Edge Of Night. Scroll.
4-FootIisht TheoteF.
Hour. Western films.
5-MiIs GFont Show.
IA Hours. Teen-ooers dones
party.
7-Superman. Adventure.
George Reeves stors.
9-The Eorly Show. Movie.
IA Hours. "cynthio." l947.
Elizabeth Toylor, George Murphy.
$50
7-Mickey Mouse Club. Kids.
Mouseketeers: "DisneyIond coIyp-
So Featuring Don Aoroti, Jimmy
Dodd. Newsreel Speciol: Youth
Tokes Over the Atom" Episode
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
BOB HOPE

is beoned by q foul ball,
among other things. when
he encounters the zony
stor of The Top Ten Lucy
Shows, Monday. 9 pm,
WTOP-o.