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The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
Hay Creek

1DG country OluD
will hold it's November meeting
at 2:l5 pm. on Wednesday, Nov.
10. Madeline Linde is hostess,
and Mae Berry will be co-hostess.
The lesson on clothing storage
will be given by Lu Dore, Doris
Dore, and Mae Berry. Each
member please bring a drawer,
as is, to the meeting = nc fair to
clean it out beforehand.
Friday afternoon Mrs. w. T.
Henderson was pleasantly sur
prised with a party given in her
honor by Mrs. Garfield Linde,
Mrs. Sigurd Rudie, and Mrs.
Walter Houchen, at the Linde
home. Mrs. Henderson was pre-
sented with a well stocked over
night case as a gift from the
women invited. Donna Hillman
won the hostess prize, and a de-
licious lunch was served by the
hostesses.
Jean Hillman gave a report on
Conservation Camp to the Rich
land County Soil Conservation
Board on Thursday afternoon.
Koffee Kup Klub was held at
Gladys LevnO's home on Wednes-
day afternoon. The ladies pre-
sent enjoyed an afternoon of sew
ing and visiting, after which a
delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. v. Wheeler
were Williston shoppers On Fri
day.
Gene Berndt was an overnight
guests of Randy Noyes in Fair
view on Sunday.
Mr.. w. T. Henderson and
Elaine, Arlene, and Billie Hender-
son, and Craig and Wayne Berry,
and Jean, Dick, Rita, and Charles
Hillman, and also Mrs. Berry at
tended All Achievement Day at
the N.Y.A. Hall in Sidney on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Garfield Linde
attended a banquet for Sunday
School teachers on Monday eve
ming at the Trinity Lutheran
Church in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Houchen,
Larry and Brenda, were WilliSton
shoppers on Thursday. They
visited at the home of Mike
Schools that afternoon.
Ed Houchen is taking treat
ments at Canistota, So. Oak. this
week. He left Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kelly of Sid
ney e. visitors of Mrs. Celia
Stromfeldt on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levno,
Beulah and Richard e Thurs
day evening visitors at the Walt
Houchen home. The occasion was
Richards birthday.
MI. and Mrs. Gordon Bendt
and family were guests at the
w. t. Henderson home on Thurs
day night to help Elaine celebrate
her seventeen birthday.
Karen Ullman attended Linda
Davidson's slumber party in
Fairview on Thursday night.
Mrs. Walter Houchen and Larry
and Brenda were Saturday dinner
guests at the Charlie Houchen
home in Sidney.
Mrs. Garfield Linde, Mrs. Jack
Berry, and Mrs. Chester Dore, Of
ficers of the Country Woman's
Club attended the Fall Council
meeting of Richland County Home
Demonstration Clubs in Sidney on
Monday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
Newcomers Club Hosts at
Old Timers Guest Night

The Newcomers Club enter
tanned at an Old Timer Guest
Night at the Lalonde Hotel for
their regular meeting Monday
evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Oar
Fleming and Mrs. Kleysteuber.
Guests present were Mrs. Ben
Finger, Mrs. Keith Krebsbach,
Mrs. Holmquest, Mrs. w. F.
Searles, Mrs. Haverluk, Mrs.
Fuestes, Mrs. Dorothy Barber,
Thelma Brockway and Mrs. Min
ME Geisen. The bridge prize,
donated by the Yellowstone Mer-
camille Co. store, was won by
Mrs. Dale Wilson.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12

Build up your resistance against
colds, also help that tired feeling
by taking Super Plenamins.
Americas largest selling Multi
Vitamins. Ask any of the clerks
at either of your two friendly
Rexall stores in Sidney about the
Super Plenamins Sweepstakes
3 New Thunderbirds are going to
be given away FREE. Nothing to
buy and remember the entries
must be in this month TURNER
DRUG co. 43-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
HAY CREEK C-LODBUSTERS
The Hay Creek Clodbusters m

Inc hay creek ClodDuSterS met
at the home of MI. John Cara
Monday, October 81.
Ronnie D~anielson, vice presi-
dent, called the meeting to order.
Emelo and Ascension Cara gave
a demonstration on how to lead
a pig. Gary Thorman gave a
demonstration on putting an
electric cord together. There was
II members present.
During the business meeting the
club members and leaders talked
about Leaders Training on Octo-
Der 80. Marie Christensen was
elected Historian. Also the Christ
mas Party was discussed. The
meeting was then adjourned.
Lyle Christensen joined the
club and Mrs. John CARA was a
visitor.
The next meeting will be held
Nov. "a at the home of Joe Lulfs.
Ruth Ludington, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
Lambert Pioneer
Dies In Vancouver

Word was received at the
Maschera home in Savage Mon
day of the sudden death of Mrs.
Maschera's father, w. w. Phares,
who passed away that day at his
home in Vancouver, Wn., follow
ing a heart attack. The decedent
will be remembered by many
friends throughout this area as
former garage man in Lambert.
He retired five years ago and at
that time he and his wife moved
to Vancouver, where seven of
their eight children reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maschera left
Monday for Vancouver to attend
the funeral service.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
W.. E. Husband
Dies In Billings

William E. Husband, general
manager of the Billings Public
Stockyards, died Saturday morn
ing, Nov. 7, of a heart ailment.
Mr.. Husband was with the
Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany for 80 years before going to
Billings as general manager of the
south-side stockyards.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon. The Rev.
Paul Deana, pastor of the Central
Christian church, officiated and
burial was in Sunset Memorial
Gardens.
Mr.. Husband is survived by
his wife who lives at 1928 Lewis
avenue in Billings.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
BOWLING

BOWLING SCORES FOR RICHLAND
LEAGUE
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12

We have a good stock of all
standard brands of Vitamins-
Liny-Park Davis Squibb LederIe-
Up5ohn = Miles laboratories = Nc
Kesson e. Robbins and Of course
Rexall including the Super Plen-
amins- TURNER DRUG CO.,
your two friendly Rexal Stores In
Sidney. 43-Itc
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
Democratic Women's Meeting

The Democratic Women will
meet at 8 pm. on Nov. 18th at
the home of Mrs. Carl Pierson
whose address is 723 End N. E.
Mrs. Pierson and Mrs. Candee are
hnSteSSeS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

Sc encuentra compIetamente
restablecido de la delicada ope-
racion ha que tuera sometido en-
dias pasados, ell senior Don Jose
Otero Nos alegramos por SUI me-
joria.
CUMPLEANOS
Felicitamos al caballero Mr..
William BlaiSdell con motive de
su fecha natallcia celebrada Ell
3 de marzo recien pasado.
ADVENIMIENTO
Ell domingo % de febrero lie
60 al mundo con toda felicidad
en- Ell George Washington Uni
versity Hospital I'm precioso nino
que llevara Ell nombre de Gui-
llermO, primogenito del talen-
toso professional Doctor CUTLER
me LeahO y SUI joven sonora
Berta de LeanO, quienes con tai
motive han estado recibiendo las
felicitacioneS de sus muchas amis
tades. Nos unimos a la dicha de
sus progenitores deseando al re-
Glen nacido una muchos amos de
feliz existencia.
PARA CANADA. -.
Para la ciudad de Ottawa, Ca
NADIA, sali6 la joven sonora Dona
Maria Clara de Sarda, esposa de
Don Rafael A. Sarda, con ell OBJ
Jeto de visitar a sus padres re-
sidentes en- aquella capital en-
donde SUI papa desempena las
funciones de Ministro C~onsejero
de la Embajajs Argentina. LIE
deseamos una grata temporada.
ENFERMO
DeSde bace varios dias Sc en-
cuertra bastante delicado de sa-
lud Ell senior Don Noel Torres,
AL consignar la noticia hacemos
votos por su pronta meioria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
NIVERSARIO
MATRIMONIAL

Ell honorable hogan del dis
tinguIdo amigo Lie. Don Rafael
Gutierrez y su amable sonora
DOha Tonita de Gutierrez, cele-
bro Ell lunes "a de febrero
trece amos de SUI dichosa union
matrimonial, siendo con csc mo-
two muy congratulados por sus
amistades. Esta seccion Sc COM
place en- presentarles SUI mas ca
lurosa felicitacion, hacienda vo-
toS por su dicha y prosperidad.
VIAJERO
Con destino a San Jose, Costa
RIGA salia ell caballero Don Juan
A. NimO a quien deseamos un
buen viaje y pronto retorno.
VIAJER0
Don DemetriO A. Cabarga, Je-
fe del Departanento de Radio y
Television de la Union Paname-
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

divar quien celebra hoy | agrata
OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos, y for
mular votos porque goce de mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas de
vida.
Vayan nuestars ~sinceras felici-
taciones para ell apreciado caballe-
70 senior Mario Corral quien cele-
bra en- esta fecha la grata OCCASION
del a~niversario de SUI nacimiento.
PRIMER AN0
Manana lunes celebrara su pri-
mer anito de edad ell precioso nj
no Max Belin, IT., hijo del senior
Bax BelIin y sonora la gentil da.
ma Guiana, Carmen Sanchez de
Belin.
Nos complace enviarle nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones, que tam
bien hacemos extensivas a sus
amantisimos padres, y desearle
una prolongada y ~pr6spera vida.
HospitoIizodu
BESIDE hace aigunos diaS Sc en-
cuentra recluida en- Ell Doctors
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

brara en- Ell dfs de manana la grata
OCCASION del aniversario de SUI ma
cimiento.
Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy para ell Gistinguido caballe-
70 don OctaviO Villegas, Consul
General de la Republica de Colon
bia en- Miami, con motive de la
grata celebracion del aniversario
de SUI nacimiento.
n 4 .
Tn cordial saludo para eli esti-
mado caballero colombiano, DIR,
Luis BuenahOra quien celebra en-
esta fecha la grata OCCASION del ami
versario de SUI nacimiento, y nues-
tros votos por SUI ventura perso-
nal.
La linda nina Pilarcita Alfonso,
hija de los estimados espoSos Ir.
ma Valdes de Alfonso Y Orestes
Alfonso, celebrara Ell pr6ximO
dia diez de mario SUI cumple:
amos. Con tai motive, Pilarcita
Ofrecera una fiesta a sus ami
guitas a la cual asistiran sus nu.
mer0sas amistades. FelicitamOs
cOrdiaImente a Pilarcita desean-
dole TODD genera de felicidades
en- ell dia de SUI nataliciO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

guez Pou esposa del senior Juan
Rodriguez Pou, y con tai motive lie
enviamos un calido saludo y nues-
tros votos por SUI bienestar.
=
Vayan nueStras ~sinceras felicita-
clones para ell ~apreciado joven GU
bano Darwin del Castillo, hijo del
senior Mario del Castillo y sonora,
Elena de del Castillo miembros de
nuestra colonia Guiana, con mott
vo de la grata celebration de SUI
cumpleanos en- ell dia de manana.
y
Nos complace ~feiicitar cordial
mente al senior don Federicov Zal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

Bodos de Lana
Nos anticipamos en- felicitar cor
dialmente al senior Rafael Guzman
Ferran Y sonora, Sara d. de Guz-
man, quienes celebraran en- Ell dia
de maiana la grata OCCASION de sus
Bodas de Lana, siete amos de ven
turosa union matrimonial.
Bodos de Aeero
Queremos ser los primeros en- fe-
licitar de manera muy especial a
la gentiI parejs tornado por ell
senior EusebiO Vera y sonora, Ma
ria de Vera, con motive de la gra-
ia celebration de sus Bodas de
Acero, once amos de %venturosa
union conyugal, en- ell dia de hoy.
Bodos de Barro
Manana celebraran sus Bodas
de Barro nueve anos\de venture
sa union matrimonial ell senior
George G, Diaz y sonora, Marta
AcOsta de Diaz, miembros estima-
dos de nuestra colonia Guiana re-
Sidente en- Miami.
BESIDE ahora nos complace en-
viarles nuestras sinceras felicia
clones y votos porque gocen de
muchos amos mas de dicha conyu-
gal.
C~umpleonos
Nos complace felicitar cordial
mente al aprecisdo ioven ROlandO
RiverO quien celebra en- esta fecha
la grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos
Y formulamos votos porque goce
de muchos amos mas de vida.
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Rodeada del afecto de sus sereS
queridos, celebra este dia la grata
OCCASION del quinto aniversario de
su allegro existencia la primorosa
ninita Elaine Hernandez, a quien
enviamos n~uestras felicitaciones
muy especiales Y votos porque dis
frute de una larga y venturosa vi
da.
X X 4
I'm calido saIudo para Ell estima-
do caballero seror Francisco C.
Castell6n, quien celebra hoy SUI
cumpleahos, y nuestros votos por-
que disfrute de muchos amos mas
de vida.
Nos es grato felicitar carihosa-
mente al gracioso nino IgnaciO
Uria, Jr. con motive de la grata
celebration de SUI cumpleanos en-
esta fecha. y desearle que goce de
una prospera y prolongada exis-
tencla.
Vayan nuestras calurosas felici-
taciones para la gentil dana seno-
ra Olga de Aguirre, quien celebra
hoy la grata OCCASION del aniversa-
rio de SUI nacrmiento, y nuestros
deseos de que cumpla muchos y
muy dichosos, amos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
De WASHINGTON
INFANTIL
Por REBEccA

NOI1A LLlEA4NSO AANA
FL martes 4 de mario cumplio
gu primer ano de feliz existen-
Ella la preciosa nina Maria He
lena Samson L~abarrsque, hija
promogenita del senior Carlos
Samson Y SUI joven sonora Mat
tina Labarraque de Samson. En-
casa de sus padres Sc celebro
la dichosa fecha con la clasica
pinata habiendo reinado la ma
yor algeria Felicitamos a la in
fantil cumpleanera y saludamos
a sus carinosos padres.
,~FALLECIMIENT0
FL dia 5 de febrero entreg6
~ alma al creador en- la ciudad
de Valencia, Espala, la recorda-
da sonora Francisco Zalve Ger
bian. Presentamos nuestro mas
sentido pesame a SUI hiia Dona
Epifania MedranO residente en-
esta ciudad.
DE CUBA
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
en- ira de vacaciones la distin-
guIda senorita Maria Amelia Fer
nandeZ. La saludamos muy aten-
tamente.
.PEQUENA CUMPLEANERA
Ell iueves 6 de mario estuvo
de fiesta Ell hogar del distingui-
do professional DR.. Fernando Sa-
casa y su amable sonora Nena
PatinO de Sacasa con motive de
eelebrar SUI primer ano de exis-
tencia su linda nina Maria Fer
nanda, quien en- tai OCCASION Sc
VIC rodeada del carino de sus
pequenas amistades Reciba Ma
ria Fernando nuestras e%arinosas
felicitaciones deseandoles mu-
chos dias como ell pasado.
DEL PERU
Despues de una grata tempo
rada de vacaclones en- la ciudad
de Lima, PERU Sc encuentra nue.
vamente en- esta ciudad, la anna
BILE senorita Amalia Reyes. La
saludamos.
PARA MIAMI
FL DR. GuillermO Cabrera Lei
va despues de permanecer por
varios amos en- esta capital, pre-
para viaie para la ciudad de Mia
mi en- donde fliara su residencia
con su familia. Muchos exitos lie
deseamos.
CUMPLEANOS
Enviamos nuestras mas since
ras felicitaciones a la estimable
sonora Bertha de Sera, esposa de
Don Carlos Sers con motive de
su natalicio ell 9 de mario.
NATALICI0
Ell pequeho y gracioso nino
Victor Walter. hijo del senior
Victor Walter Foster y SUI dis
tinguJda sonora Asela Herman.
dez de Foster, celebre SUI primer
ano de vida ell 4 de mario. Reel
ba ell pequeno cumpleahero nues-
tras c~arinosas felicitaciones, que
hacemos extensivas a sus amo-
rosos padres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
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dc SEZIS1I N2SN

CumpIeonos
Manana celebra la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleanos la sentil dana
panamena dona Yolanda Rodri.
guez de Brennan, esposa del senior
James A. Brennan, Jr., y desde aho
ra lie enviamos nuestras sinceras
fe%licitaciones y votos por SUI bien-
estar.
I'm cordial Saludo para la gentil
senorita Mary Sanchez quien cele-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

CumpIeoHos
Llega hoy a I'm nuevo sho de
existencia la culta dana Guiana
sonora Elsa Villalba de ValledOr,
esposa del conocido hombre de ne
gocios, senior Enrique ValledOr.
La telicitamos carinosamente y
lie deseamos una larga vida, plena
de alegrias y bienestares.
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Celebra hoy Ell mejor de sus dias
la apreciada dana puertorriquena
sonora Laura MarrerO de ROdrf-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

Hospital de Coral Gables, la distin.
guida DANA Guiana sonora Car.
men vida. de Gonzalez, a quien lie
deseamos una franco y pronta me
joria.
De Panomd
I'm cordial saludo para las CENT?
les damas panamenas Eva EscaIa
y Kerima Perez quienes llegaron 3
Miami por la via aerea a pasar una
corta temporada de recreo entire
nosotros.
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not impressed. for khe ran
away again.
Mr.. Hofia conspicuously
wants no credit for these wide
spread philanthrophies and
does not seem likely 20 set Il.
All his business transactions
are In cash. the union records
are destroyed. and his COLI
leagues take the Fifth Amend
ment.
The pattern has led Senator
Kennedy 10 accuse Mr.. Hoffa
OF taking the Fifth vicariously,
Senator Mcclellan says it's
q "sordid story"
They expressed no concern
whatever for the sleeplessness
Of Mr.. Hoffa as he watches over
the fortunes OF his Maynard
flock. They think he should re-
tire anyway.
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NO TINE FOR FUN
Hayward Flock Keeps
Hoffo Mighty Busy

keep him endlessly on the 90.
They Need Biz Help
His intimates are constantly
In trouble with the law. and
not for going through red
lights. either. Their difiiculties
-extortion. aggravated assault
burglary-Surely merit his con-
Germ. The enormous legal fees
he pays out Of union funds are
worth It.
Some need pardons. Some
need liquor licenses. Some want
gambling concessions.
One Of his friends with q
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male your drinks sparkle
with famous

Pour Tiger Of Baeardi over Ice
In tall glass. Fill with cola, add
squeeze Of lemon or lime.
D Bsesrdi Imports. Inc, SOS Mad
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ny MARY McGRORY
star stan writer

In the week since he took
the stand before the Senate
Rackets Committee. there has
not been the slightest indica-
ton that Teamster President
James r. Hoifa ever has any
fun. The way he drives him.
self Is almost incredible.
Other teamster overlords had
their lighter moments. Frank
Brewster had his $500 silk suits
and his sojourns In the desert
air Of Palm Springs. Dave Beck
toreciosed mortgages. But II
anything has made life WORTH
while for Jimmy Hoffa. the
Caucus Room has yet 10 hear
about II.
Horses His Dish
He has testified. 10 be sure,
that he Is a horseplayer. But
II doesn't sound like play at
all. For him. a day at the races
obviously is preceded by fero-
cious all-night study Of the
racing form. And he could
hardly watch them galloping
down the homestretch: he is
forever at the 500 window col
lecting his winnings from the
race before.
This lack Of leisure can only
be explained by the company
Mr.. Hoffa keeps and his round
the-clock solicitude for his
charges. Now. the teamster does
not conjure UP in the minds of
the ordinary motorist or pedes-
TRAN the image of q fellow who
requires constant coddling.
Your trucker likes his share Of
attention, like everyone else,
but what with revving up the
motors at intersections and
whistling at the girls, he seems
to get along fairly well.
But Mr.. Hoffa's teamster
friends are different. and they
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HospituI Births

SEATTLE.-Tn some areas OF
the country. about % per cent
Of all the babies are born In ac-
credited hospitals.
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Bcapipers Popular

HALIFAX. AUG. 10 (AP) -
The Nova Scotia Tourist Bureau
says Highland-garbed bagplpers
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stationed At provincial entry
points TO greet tourists are the
provinces most photographed
men.
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a former Teamster ofiicial. Rob-
ert Scott, 70 keep him under
cover.
His recollection OF the matter
Is haxy.
Il had no reason 70 ask Scott
TO hide my brother. he said
warlly.
II don't think there are many
people In this room or IN the
United States who could NOT
remember whether they asked
someone 10 hide their brother
from the police" said Mr.. Ken.
nedy and then 20 Mr.. Hofiat
CONSERVATION. called upon Mr.
Scott himself. Z
According 10 Mr.. Scott, there
was not only hiding. at union
expense. there was seeking. For
Billy had a wife who ran away.
Billy was having a NJ about
H." narrated Mr.. Scott. "and
Jimmy raised hell"
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record was having trouble get
ting q bar license, and Mr.
Hoifa went right 10 work try
ing 10 fix II up with the liquor
commissioners.
rDo you consider II part Of
your duties as a union officialY"
Committee Counsel Robert
Kennedy asked unbelievingly.
tits a union bar" reioined
Mr.. Hoffa haughtily.
While Mr.. Hofia obviously
had no rest himself. he had his
wife busy herself with the con-
struction Of a rest camp for
luckier union ofiicials. Nat
urally. when she had 70 make
a reconnaissance flight over
Lake IS. the site OF this re-
treat for tired truckers. the
expense-si ,400-was borne by
union funds.
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Keeper Of His Brother

Brother Hona was also his
own brothers keeper. His
brother Billy required q great
deal OF looking after. When the
police were looking for him. for
instance. Mr.. Hoffa had TO ask
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s7.000 % BrInE Her bach

Another union man was dis
patched 70 ind her and brine
her back. II cost $1,000. but II
she heard the figures she was
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Program Listinss


9-The Late Show. Movie.
IA Hours. Crime by Night"
1914. A privote detective on
vacation suddenly finds himself
investigating on ex-murder. Jone
Wymon. FoyG Emerson.
II:z0
7-Mystery TheateE. Movie.
! Hour, IS Mia. "The Phantom
Thief" 1916. Chester Morris.
Il:z5
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
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5-Boxins. St. Nick's Arena.
Tony Di eiese VS.. Peter Schmidt.
Ten rounds. Welterweiohts.
9-Studio One in Hollywood.
! Hour. n Decd Ringer" BY
Madeline and Henry MisFock.
A man devises unique plan to
murder his wife. Gig Young.
Marguerite Chopmon, Elizabeth
Montgomery, Jone Oorwell.
1880
7-Studio 81. Dromo.
THE StormokeF." An octor's ef-
forts to follow In his famous
fathers footsteps olnost ruin his
career. Bette Dovis stars.
l0:4S
5-Neutrul Corner.
Sports interviews.
Il:00
4.flews and loeal News.
Hardness. Ward.
5-Eleven 0'cloek Movie.
IA Heurs. Missing Witness"
1887. John litel.
7-News. Weether. Sports.
Mecoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
9.News. WeetheF. Sports.
Richards. Douulos. Doniels.
ll:15
4.WeosheF. Sports.
Strinoer Simpson.
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son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rine-
hart. jr. Of New York and
Miami. An early May we'd
ding in Paris is planned.
Loucks-Meredith
Mrs. Ralph G. Loucks OF
University Park, Md. an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter Bette Lucille
to Mr.. Gary Lee Meredith.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
E. Meredith of Silver Spring,
Md. Miss Loucks is also the
daughter Of the late Mr..
Loucks. An August wedding
is planned.
acknowledgement
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Gitel-
son announce the engage
ment of their daughter Har-
riet Ruth to Mr.. Ira Louis
Mayerson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mayerson. An
August 3 wedding is planned.
D0nSdrd-Pu
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Louis
Dansard Of Providence, r. l..
announce the engagement of
their daughter Harriet Mar
garet to Mr.. Ganson Purcell.
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Purcell.